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NeuroConversant Leadership

Effective Communication in the S.T.E.M. workplace. Jeremy is a leadership coach who specializes in helping engineers and other S.T.E.M. professionals become great managers and leaders. Being a great leader requires exceptional communication skills, especially in environments where there are a lot of Neuro-Diverse people. We explore communicating well with people who think, communicate and see the world very differently than most. The world needs this diversity in order to make progress. Leaders

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63: Why do some stories hit, and some stories bomb?

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/09/26

Have you ever wondered why some stories capture the audience and some fall flat? Jeremy went to his first Moth Storytelling event and would like to share what he learned!You can listen to the Moth stories on NPR, or on their website https://themoth.org/podcast where you can also purchase their books and even their story telling game! Chapters 00:00 The Power of Storytelling 00:58 New Chapter 2 03:13 Telling a story in present tense vs. past tense 05:10 How to interpret a theme or question in a

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00:42:11

62:How to define NeuroDivergence with Dr. Matt Zakreski

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/09/19

Have you been hearing the term NeuroDivergent all over the place, but not know exactly what it means? How about NeuroDiversity or NeuroTypical? In this conversation, Dr. Matthew Zakreski and Jeremy Doran delve into the complexities of neurodiversity, exploring its definitions, implications, and the importance of understanding different brain types. They discuss the roles of neurotypical and neurodivergent brains, the significance of the prefrontal cortex, and the challenges faced by individuals

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00:09:23

61: How to take control of any conversation

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/09/12

Have you ever had a conversation go sideways? Afterwards think "If I had only"...or just not gotten the results you were hoping for?In this conversation, Jeremy Doran discusses the importance of gaining control of conversations and offers a method called PTSD (Preparation, Time, Subject, Deliverable) to help with this. He emphasizes the need for preparation, including researching and taking notes ahead of time, and suggests sharing an agenda if necessary. He also advises scheduling

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00:27:19

60: Simplifying Complex Information Through Visual...

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/09/05

Do you struggle to convey complex information in a Power Point presentation? Meet Emily Schneider.In this episode, Jeremy Doran interviews Emily Schneider, a visual storyteller who helps business leaders simplify complex information using PowerPoint. Emily works with clients in various industries, including pharma, business intelligence, data, finance, and technology. She focuses on creating visual presentations that drive audience engagement and help leaders articulate their stories. Emily

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00:14:18

59: The art of asking for help, and empowering people...

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/08/29

Do you struggle to ask for help? Do you ask too often? When someone asks you are you unable to say no?In this episode, Jeremy Doran discusses the importance of asking for help and provides tips on how to ask for help effectively. He shares two stories from his own experience to illustrate the lessons he learned. The first story highlights the importance of asking directly for help and not beating around the bush. The second story emphasizes the need to empower others by encouraging them to come up

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00:20:23

58 : Leadership and scholarships for high school...

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/08/22

Have you ever had to lead a group without having any authority to enforce your directions? That takes a special kind of leadership.In this conversation, Jeremy Doran interviews Hannah West, a former captain of high school basketball and lacrosse teams. She discusses her experience as an informal leader and how that experience helped her to get a college scholarship. Hannah shares her journey of becoming a captain at a young age and the challenges she faced. She discusses the importance of

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00:06:26

57: Talking to "Those People", reaching across the aisle

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/08/15

Wouldn't it be easier if we never had to talk to "Those People"? But life is so much richer when we do!In this episode, Jeremy Doran discusses the importance of embracing diversity in the workplace and effectively communicating with people who think and communicate differently. He emphasizes the value of different perspectives in generating new ideas and solving problems. Jeremy encourages reaching across the aisle and integrating people from different departments or with

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00:31:36

56: An engineering approach to soft skills with...

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/08/08

Have you been left to just figure out how to become a manager? You are not alone! In this episode, Jeremy Doran interviews Edward Morgan, the founder of Gordian Knot, about the transition from being an engineer to a leadership role. He emphasizes the need for training and support for new managers and the value of taking an engineering approach to problem-solving in management. Plus, he loves and seeks out feedback constantly! You can read out to him at https://www.linkedin.com/in/edwardpmorgan/ or

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00:07:33

55: How to engineer conflict resolution, find the...

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/08/01

I often ask myself when navigating conflict...what would an engineer do!In this episode, Jeremy Doran discusses why engineers are great at conflict resolution without compromising. He emphasizes the importance of stating assumptions and seeking the best solution instead of settling for a compromise. Using the example of planning a vacation, he shows how engineers can find a third option that satisfies both parties. By checking assumptions and looking for the best outcome, conflicts can be resolved

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00:32:43

54: How to use hooks in Zoom meetings with Evgeniy...

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/07/25

Do you struggle to make real connections with people over zoom?Evgeniy Kharam, a cybersecurity expert and author, discusses the importance of soft skills and effective communication. He emphasizes the need to connect with others, especially in a virtual environment, and highlights the power of voice and breathing techniques in overcoming fear and improving communication. Evgeniy also shares the value of asking open-ended questions and using pauses to enhance communication. He recommends

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00:14:28

53: Beyond DEI, the power of NeuroDiversity in the...

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/07/18

Equity and inclusion (DEI) is an important topic in the workplace, but it is often controversial. There is a lot of pushback on making it a requirement, but there should be no question that embracing diverse points of view is critical in business success..Diversity in companies, particularly having women on the board of directors, has been shown to lead to higher returns on equity, net income growth, and lower debt levels. Diverse teams are more effective in problem-solving and generating

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00:35:21

52: Navigating challenges as a female engineer with...

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/07/11

Sharon Costanzo is super smart, and also really good at relationships. It was such a joy to have her on the show!Sharon, who is both an engineer and relationship coach, discusses effective communication in the STEM workplace. She emphasizes the importance of openness, curiosity, and collaboration in problem-solving. Sharon shares her experiences as a female engineer and the challenges she faced in a male-dominated industry. She also highlights the significance of building strong relationships and

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00:16:22

51: Being NeuroDivergent is not an excuse, it's an...

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2024/07/04

The name of this podcast is partly based upon the term "NeuroDiversity". But, what exactly does that mean?Neurodiversity is an umbrella term that describes people with variations in their mental functions. It includes conditions like autism, ADHD, and dyslexia. While neurodivergent individuals may struggle with soft skills and social interactions, they also have unique strengths. Labels like neurodiversity or ADD can be misinterpreted as weaknesses, but they should be embraced as

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00:31:19

50: Leading Diverse teams, Intelligence vs Wisdom...

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/06/27

Do you lead a team of people who are different from each other and different from yourself? Do you know how to knit them together for maximum productivity?Tom Dardick, the principal of Dardick Interpersonal Communication, discusses the importance of healthy communication in diverse teams and building a healthy workplace culture. He emphasizes the need for leaders to see and value each individual, fostering trust and respect. Tom introduces the Eye of Power model, which helps individuals and

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00:18:50

49:Asking for the sale, 3 steps for making it easier...

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/06/20

Do you like sales people? Are there times when you have to be one? This is a conflict which needs to be resolved!In this episode, Jeremy discusses the importance of self-promotion and sales skills. He shares his personal experience of realizing the need to promote himself and the challenges he faced. Jeremy emphasizes the need to believe in your product or service and focus on the customer's needs. He also provides tips for overcoming the fear of rejection and asking for the sale. Additionally,

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00:34:57

48: Self-marketing within a company is more important...

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/06/13

Are soft skills important in engineering? Dagna Bieda, an engineer turned career coach, discusses her transition from coding to coaching and the struggles engineers face in communication and self-marketing. She emphasizes the importance of soft skills and business acumen in engineering careers. Dagna also introduces the concept of brain refactoring and neurofeedback training as tools for optimizing the brain's hardware and software. She shares her favorite travel destination (Mongolia) and a

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00:07:26

47: Storytelling - The science behind why it is so...

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/06/06

SummaryOur brains are wired for stories because storytelling provides sensory stimulation, activates patterns, and promotes social interaction. When we hear a story, our brains are immersed in the situation as if we were there, releasing dopamine and cortisol that make it easier to remember. Stories also provide context, helping our brains organize and understand information. Additionally, storytelling creates empathy and connection through the release of oxytocin. To effectively share information,

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00:29:01

46: Greg Williams - Explaining technical ideas to...

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/05/30

Greg Williams, VP of Strategy at Western Computer, discusses the importance of effective communication in translating technical information to non-technical audiences. He emphasizes the need to simplify complex concepts, avoid jargon and acronyms, and focus on the business benefits. Greg shares his experience in training his team to communicate effectively and the importance of pausing for questions and checking in with the audience. He also highlights the value of recording and reviewing

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00:10:16

45: Am I an imposter...or is it a syndrome?

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/05/23

"I'm Jeremy and I am an imposter"...sounds like a self help group, doesn't it?Imposter syndrome is a common experience where individuals feel like they are frauds and fear being exposed as such. It is often experienced by high achievers who struggle to internalize their accomplishments. The perception of oneself and how others perceive them may not align, leading to feelings of inadequacy. Comparing oneself to others, especially those who are perceived as excellent, can

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00:31:37

44: Geoff Weinstein - People don't have time to...

NeuroConversant Leadership ·

2024/05/16

Do you want to learn to streamline your communication? Make it simpler and more concise? That's what Geoff Weinstein talks about in this episode. Jeff Weinstein, a communications coach and author, shares his journey into the field of communication and the importance of effective communication in maximizing productivity. He emphasizes the impact of vulnerability and fear of public speaking on our ability to communicate. Geoff focuses on lean communication, which involves making communication

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