The Greg McKeown Podcast

Greg McKeown
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Jan 10, 2023 • 22min

160. It's Not Too Late

Have you ever had a wake-up call about life’s true priorities? This discussion explores how acknowledging regrets can actually enrich your life. It emphasizes viewing past mistakes as stepping stones to a more meaningful existence. Listeners are encouraged to leverage these insights to improve their relationships and make better choices. By reframing regrets, you can design a life that truly matters!
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Jan 5, 2023 • 28min

159. Humans Weren't Designed For This

Join Anna McKeown, a regular guest known for her knack for pinpointing essentials, as she discusses the pitfalls of conventional health resolutions. She challenges the myth that fitness requires expensive gym memberships. Instead, Anna emphasizes the transformative power of simple actions like walking to boost mental and physical health. With insights on shared motivation and achievable goals, she encourages developing sustainable habits that enrich our lives, proving that small intentions can lead to significant improvements.
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Jan 3, 2023 • 22min

158. One Decision That Makes 1000

Instead of setting a long list of resolutions, discover the transformative power of focusing on a single clear intent. Learn how this approach can streamline your goals and boost your motivation. Dive into the concept of doing less but better to achieve greater success in all areas of your life. Hear a compelling story that illustrates this counterintuitive strategy and offers actionable advice to define your essential intent for the year.
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Dec 20, 2022 • 24min

157. See Through People's Masks

Dive into the fascinating world of nonverbal communication and discover how much of our true feelings remain masked by words. An inspiring story highlights the challenges of perceiving genuine emotions amidst spoken language. Unravel the nuances of body language and learn how to ask the right questions to uncover deeper truths. Explore the iceberg metaphor for emotions, prompting listeners to engage in more meaningful conversations that reveal hidden layers of human interaction.
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Dec 13, 2022 • 17min

156. The Man Who Couldn't Show Weakness

Discover the hidden costs of perfectionism as it obstructs personal growth and relationships. An intriguing story highlights the struggle of a successful individual who refuses to show weakness. Learn how embracing vulnerability can lead to deeper connections and actionable solutions for overcoming perfectionism. This insightful discussion reveals the burden of striving for unattainable ideals and offers a fresh perspective on how to prioritize what truly matters.
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Dec 8, 2022 • 48min

155. Confronting Conflict with Amy Gallo

Amy Gallo, author and contributing editor at Harvard Business Review, dives into the art of navigating workplace conflict. She discusses the pitfalls of avoiding difficult conversations and shares her enlightening personal stories. Gallo highlights how embracing conflict can actually strengthen relationships and ignite collaboration. She also explores the critical role of clear communication and vulnerability in leadership, encouraging a culture of openness. With practical strategies, listeners can learn to tackle unspoken conflicts and foster healthier work dynamics.
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Dec 6, 2022 • 22min

154. The 85% Rule

Explore why wellness apps can't cure burnout culture. Discover the surprising 85% rule, which suggests that putting in less effort may lead to better results. Learn from the legacy of Carl Lewis, whose relaxed racing style redefined excellence. Understand how sustainable performance fosters creativity and strengthens relationships. Embrace a balanced approach to productivity and find ways to share insights that benefit your community.
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Dec 1, 2022 • 29min

153. What Great Listeners Actually Do with Jack Zenger (Part 2)

Jack Zenger, leadership expert and co-founder of Zenger Folkman, returns to discuss the profound impact of exceptional listening on relationships and leadership. They explore what separates average listeners from great ones, emphasizing deep and empathetic listening as essential for meaningful connections. The conversation highlights how deep listening can unlock hidden beliefs and navigate post-pandemic leadership challenges. Zenger also contrasts 'resume skills' with 'obituary skills,' pointing out the enduring qualities that define great leaders.
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Nov 29, 2022 • 30min

152. What Great Listeners Actually Do with Jack Zenger (Part 1)

Jack Zenger, CEO and co-founder of Zenger Folkman, shares his wealth of knowledge from decades of experience in leadership development. He discusses the transformative power of active listening, emphasizing its importance in building meaningful connections. Zenger explores how effective listening enhances leadership and career growth, highlighting the need for feedback and intellectual curiosity. With insights backed by data, he illustrates advanced listening techniques and the role of empathy in fostering successful team dynamics.
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Nov 24, 2022 • 21min

151. How To Be Okay When You're Not Okay

Explore the redefined meaning of gratitude through heartfelt personal stories and reflections on family life. Discover the journey of a parent facing their child's health struggles, filled with uncertainty and emotional challenges. Learn how radical gratitude can transform adversity into resilience and growth, offering actionable advice for turning negatives into positives. This deep dive into the human experience sheds light on embracing life's difficulties with a renewed perspective.

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