Were you one of the companies metaphorically slapped in the face by 2020?
In this episode of the ROI Online Podcast, entrepreneur John Philpin talks about unlocking human potential and how embracing the future of work can benefit your business and prepare you for unexpected situations.
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John is a marketing consultant, entrepreneur, and author. He’s the founder of People First, where they help organizations struggling to deliver on their mission. They believe by unlocking human potential you can accomplish greater things.
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Every organization is made up of people; they’re the ones who make it work. When your people are happy the whole corporation works better. Find out what a difference it really makes for your business to prioritize the humans that work in it.
Among other things, John and Steve discussed:
- How People First started
- The fact that we’re all users, leads, consumers, or customers
- What John’s new book is all about
- How to face this world’s inevitable changes come out on top by putting people first
- John’s different platforms and how can he help your business thrive
- Humanizing the way we work and grow the value of our business
- The future of work
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Read the books mentioned in this podcast:
The Golden Toilet by Steve Brown
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