1-5 George Janson – Being George-ed, Wonder and Belonging

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Ever wonder what happens when the straight-talk of a true New Yorker meets deep empathy? Pull up a chair as George Janson shares how he creates magic in his groups - from using a poo emoji to turning lunch orders into identity celebrations. Get ready for fresh takes on group dynamics (wait until you hear how he gets his DISC D's to think like C's!), real talk about boundaries (hint, don't call George after his 9:30 bedtime), and how your name becomes a verb in your members' companies. This conversation is packed with practical gems, genuine vulnerability, and yes, even a few belly laughs. Whether you're wrestling with group dynamics or looking for ways to bring more wonder to your meetings, George's unique blend of straight talk and heart will leave you with ideas you can use tomorrow.

Takeaways

  • Creating moments of wonder is essential for leadership..
  • Setting boundaries like bedtime and no call zones is crucial for maintaining energy.
  • Fostering connection with inclusion exercises enhances group cohesion.
  • Mental health discussions are vital for Chairs and members.
  • Inclusion should encompass diverse life experiences.
  • Creating wonder in meetings can transform group engagement

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Warm-Up

01:12 George's Why ... Wonder & Belonging

01:52 Facilitating - Creating Safety and Diverting Ball Hogs

05:55 George's Superpower - Throwing the Poop Emoji

06:59 The Role of the Chair in Group Settings

09:47 Issue Processing - It's like an Onion, lots of layers

14:31  I can’t control the weather but I can Put Up Boundries to Protect Your Energy

17:44 Prioritizing Mental Health in Coaching

21:03 Inclusion Exercises and Lunches - Great ideas

23:37 Evaluating Success at the End of Every Meeting

24:50 How to Evaluate Speakers Before You Book Them

28:09 How to Get Your Members to Stretch Out of Their Comfort Zones

28:09 We have to Pay More Attention to Mental Health of Chairs

30:01 Creating Wonder and Engagement in Meetings

32:52 What does it mean to be "George-ed?"

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