This week we’re starting a series on connecting with others. Based loosely on his book Everyone Communicates, Few Connect, John Maxwell shares four of what he calls his “disconnects.” These are areas early on in his leadership journey that kept him from connecting with the people he led. This series will help you become a leader who draws people into your ideas and captures them with your vision.
We’re also excited to introduce Chris Goede to you as the co-host throughout this series! Chris leads the Corporate Leadership Solutions team for the John Maxwell Enterprise. In this series, he and Mark discuss their own journeys from simply communicating to connecting.
Our BONUS resource for this series is the Don’t Just Communicate, Connect Worksheet, which includes fill-in-the-blank notes from John’s teaching. You can download the worksheet by clicking “Download the Bonus Resource” below.
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I work in healthcare as an ER nurse. I enjoy adding value and understanding to people that have health concerns that require attention. Being a great communicator is fundamental to meeting needs. I would love to promote this material in the hospital newsletter. Is it acceptable for me to point to this podcast; highlight the major points and bring this discussion to my organization?
Hi Larry, we’re glad to hear this episode resinates with you and your line of work. Please feel free to share in your newsletter and with anyone you feel would benefit from it. If you would like to use the short link in the newsletter, it is MaxwellPodcast.com/Connecting. Take care!
I’m not able to open the link, can you help?
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Hi Lisa, happy to help! Which link are you having trouble opening?
Great episode! I am the Human Resources Manager for Lion Country Safari. The information received has given me best understanding of how effective communication should work, and to effectively connect with my team. Thank you John Maxwell!
This was a great episode! I think that applying the information in this episode will really help me to better communicate and connect as a project manager in my industry.
Thanks John,