In Episode #023 of CrisisCast 2020 | Laura Prisc
Coach and strategic thinker Laura Prisc. A woman who loves a meaningful conversation… I spoke with Laura back on the 24th of April, fairly early on in the lockdown. Laura gave me her view of life in West Virginia, USA, and shared her feelings on leadership, community, reflection and why short bursts of creativity will help keeps us all sane.
My Guest:
Laura Prisc is The Most Trusted Authority on Conscious Leadership for High-Performance Organizations. For more than 20 years, she's worked side-by-side with leaders at all levels in organizations of every size imaginable, from one-location operations through the full continuum of multi-site global organizations. As a keen observer of human nature, Laura has always been fascinated by people and has sought to understand how they think and why they do what they do. This has served her—and many others—very well in the area of navigating the people-related challenges within business organizations. Laura finds that there are people in many organizations who seem to be functioning on autopilot rather than actually thinking about what they are doing and the impact of their actions on the business. They have talent and expertise, yet they don’t appear to be bringing it to their work. In her book, Conscious Leadership®: Are Your Leaders Wide Awake? Laura dispels common myths about leadership and motivation while demonstrating the tools she uses to allow her clients to see self and others more clearly—to recognize, understand, and acknowledge each individual’s unique strengths, styles, and preferences. Laura has made it her mission to help leaders in business view leadership and team-building holistically, thereby allowing them to engage everyone within an organization optimally. Laura's previous experience includes positions held at Constellium Global Aerospace, and Longview Fibre Paper and Packaging, Inc., TreeTop, and Premera Blue Cross. She is a member of the John Maxwell Team and holds several professional certifications. Laura holds a Master's Degree in Communication/Leadership and a Bachelor's Degree in Organizational and Mass Communication from Eastern Washington University.
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- Why stepping back is so important right now • How reflection will help you move through this • How to stay sane through a crisis
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