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<description>  I had recently Stephanie Bowman and Reta Clyde as guests on one of the most impactful [and timely!] podcasts in the series to date!   HCA Healthcare [  www.hcahealtcare.com  ] was founded in the USA in 1968. They have 280,000 staff with hospital facilities in 20 states. The organisation is committed to the care and improvement of human life.   Stephanie Bowman is the Director of Organisational Development, and Reta Clyde is the National Group Senior Leadership Training Specialist.   HCA Healthcare have been a VitalSmarts customer for more than 10 years. With 9500 Charge Nurses alone, the task of training and developing the organisation is massive!   HCA invest well in the people. A big part of Stephanie’s and Reta’s roles is to use Crucial Conversations training to give the people a framework and a vernacular - to help humanise people as well as conversations!   Their ongoing work in developing people at all levels within the organisation continues to pay real dividends.   They witness their teams acros...</description>
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<description>  It is always a pleasure to connect with Justin Hale   Justin is a Master Trainer and Training Designer with VitalSmarts LLC based in Utah   He is a very dynamic and upbeat speaker and host of One Productive Minute at VitalSmarts. Justin’s work in promoting the power of productivity on Linkedin is nothing short of highly engaging and very professional.   This podcast is all about the power of productivity to achieve one thing – to look back at the end of a week and know that you achieved way more than you set out to! It is all about how to be ‘productive on Purpose’!   Whilst the aim of using Crucial Conversations skills is to get better results faster, Justin also promotes [and practices] – how to begin your day, how to handle emails one time, and most importantly how to do/decide /take action!   Inside this episode you’ll learn:    Why to NOT be engaged with lots of things   How to use active memory   About capturing ideas – but not in your mind   The skill of compartmentalising     About th...</description>
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