229. The Motivation Vacuum

Where do you actually do your best and most important work?Work does not always happen where, when, or how people expect it to happen. In episode 275 of At The Table, Pat Lencioni and Cody Thompson explore why thinking, brainstorming, reflecting, and solving problems should count ...  Show more

Why might physical work become more valuable as AI advances?Physical, hands-on work may be entering a new era of relevance as artificial intelligence changes the future of desk-based careers. In episode 274 of At The Table, Pat and Cody explore how tangible work can provide econo ...  Show more

Welcome to another episode of the Natural Born Leader Podcast! In today’s episode, I share the value of cutting out distractions and focusing on needle-moving activities that truly make a difference. I’ll discuss the importance of balancing necessary team interactions with deep, ...  Show more

If a project has moved past your Geniuses or hasn't reached them yet, how can you productively contribute?  This week, Pat and the team explain how each Genius can still be an asset to a team in every stage of the process of work.     Become a Working Genius Certified Facilitator ...  Show more

If productivity is down in your organization, it may be a sign that at least some employees are unmotivated and unhappy—and that other employees are feeding on that dissatisfaction, further eroding productivity and creating attrition. On this episode of <a href="https://www.mc ...

Are you struggling to motivate your team? You’re not alone. Professor and author Richard Boyatzis says there’s a motivation crisis in workplaces. He places the responsibility for workers’ demotivation with immediate supervisors. He argues that they’re in the best position to shif ...  Show more