What kind of company do you want?
Creating your own company means developing your own path and procedures, but it also involves fostering an environment that encourages values that are important to you. Do you want your employees to collaborate or would you rather them work independently? Do you dream of a brick-and-mortar office to call your own or do you prefer a company that operates worldwide online? How do you want to interact with your customers? Are certain qualities more important to you than others? This classroom can help you sort through your thoughts and help you establish or revitalize your company and foster a culture that supports what you stand for.
In the Company Culture Classroom, you will learn things like:
Build a culture of excellence within your business.
VIDEOS & WEBINARS
Lue Kraltchev
June 2021
59:12
Lue Kraltchev
June 2021
1:03:30
Angela Freeman Scott
June 2021
1:04:27
Ellie Nieves
June 2021
55:34
The UNCoached Team
June 2021
1:56:05
Shari Fitzpatrick
November 2018
52:04
Ellie Nieves
October 2018
1:01:58
Athena Dean Holtz
October 2018
58:44
Angela Hallford
October 2018
59:23
Karen Lindwall-Bourg
October 2018
57:10
Linda Goldfarb
July 2018
1:19:04
Angela Hallford
July 2018
59:29
Dana Morgan-Barnes
July 2018
40:06
Elayna Fernandez
November 2017
1:00:08
Elayna Fernandez
November 2017
49:08
Lue Kraltchev
November 2017
1:01:11
Karen Lindwall-Bourg
November 2017
47:10
Karen Lindwall-Bourg
May 2017
38:13
Lue Kraltchev
November 2016
46:13
Diane Cunningham
November 2016
50:30
ARTICLES
By Karen Lindwall-Bourg | I love this book! It is small, colorful – every page has some color on it and every page design seems different; and I love how quickly Daren Martin gets right to the point in a concise and creative manner. I always thought culture just happened… [Read More]
By Karen Lindwall-Bourg | The ONE cornerstone was usually the largest, the most solid, and the most carefully constructed of any in the building. Over the past few months, we’ve been discussing types of secure stones necessary to build a successful business… [Read More]
By Karen Lindwall-Bourg | A cornerstone, in ancient building practices, was the first and principal stone placed at the corner of the structure. All other stones would be set in reference to this one stone, thus determining the position of the entire structure… [Read More]
By Karen Lindwall-Bourg | Jesus described Himself as the Cornerstone that His church would be built upon, the foundation of a unified body of believers, and He should be the chief and foundational cornerstone in your business or ministry! The dedication stone is your mission and vision… [Read More]
By Karen Lindwall-Bourg | We just moved our offices into a newly constructed building. I assumed it had four corners, so it must have been built on four “cornerstones.” Granted, I build thriving businesses, generate innovative services and programs… [Read More]
By Diane Cunningham | This past week, I felt a feeling that makes me uncomfortable. It was the ping of jealously. Then, I felt guilty for feeling it. Then, I felt mad. Then, I felt resentful. I was jealous of another woman’s success. There… I said it out loud… [Read More]
By Theresa Ceniccola | Are you lying about your business? I’m not accusing you of being intentionally deceitful, but I am wondering if maybe you are less than truthful with yourself at times. I’ve worked with many entrepreneurs and I’ve heard all kinds of little white lies… [Read More]
By Kate Powers | Are you passing judgment on your customers? You may be without realizing it if you’ve ever said… I won’t bother asking/sharing with them since they aren’t interested in my business, don’t need my services, don’t have any money… [Read More]
TELESEMINARS & PODCASTS
Alison Gillaspie, Doreen Penner, Allison Higgins, Lanora Read, & Robin Hardy
September 2013
1:00:28
You can stream this episode here.
Michelle Martin
May 2011
53:30
You can stream this episode here.
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