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The "PB&J" Project: Great Coaching Meets Brain Rules
(Patty brings stories. John brings data.)
"The object of opening the mind, as of opening the mouth, is to shut it again on something solid." GK Chesterton.
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This year John Medina and I (aka PB&J) are collaborating again to talk about our endless and shared curiosity about human RRBs (i.e. Ridiculously Relational Brains). John and I have made a habit through the years of visiting a "traffic circle" (it’s way more complex than an intersection) that reflects:
Our traffic circle has several on-ramps for both of us--and surprisingly few crashes!
Every two weeks we'll invite you to join the conversation as we "yield" to new ideas! Click here to explore John's books and research interests.
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Round #1:
Patty's intro to the RRB "traffic circle" + John's thoughts on Operating at "Level 3"
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Round #2:
The Great "Virtual vs. In-person" Debate
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Round #3:
Why Is a Good Story Such a Big Deal?
Only experience can make [wisdom] a visceral part of our daily lives by bridging the distance from head to heart. That’s why a storyteller is magic, but a teller of facts is not. There is a reason why parables are the oldest form of teaching: they work. — Gloria Steinem
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Our twenty-minute intro to Rounds #4-#7.
How an excellent coach inspires and deepens both . . .
Round #4:
Psychological Capital: Coaching to Build Self-Efficacy
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Round #5:
Psychological Capital: Coaching to Build Hope
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Round #6:
Psychological Safety + Psychological Capital: Coaching Optimism
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Click here to explore John's books and research interests.
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Round #7:
Psychological Safety + Psychological Capital: Coaching for Resilience
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Round #8:
Fostering More Diversity, Belonging, and Opportunity
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Round #9:
Orchids, Dandelions & Energy
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The inventory John mentions: The Hexaco Personality Inventory