Behavior Change with Nagui Bihelek
How much more success would you and those you work with enjoy if you had a clear understanding of how others wanted to be communicated with? Nagui Bihelek has spent his life working to figure out how to make that happen in order to produce greater success through understanding preferences!
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About the Episode
LifeBlood ENGAGE: We talked about how to catalyze behavior change, the value of the right person having the right tool, and how to get past our blindspots and preconceived notions.
We discussed Nagui’s career path, how he followed his curiosities and passions, and how he learned from both successes and failures.
We talked about where traditional personality profiles come up short in providing enough actionable and practical resources, what is missing and how to fill in the gaps, and why focusing on behaviors makes the most sense.
We discussed the importance and value of aligning expectations with how we and others like to learn and work in order to get the best results with Nagui Bihelek, Research Scientist, Founder and CEO of AccuMatch, the Behavior Intelligence Coaching and Leadership Academy.
Listen to learn how to remove our personal biases in service of connecting and communicating with others and getting great results!
For the Difference Making Tip, scan ahead to 20:24!
You can learn more about Nagui at AccuMatchBI.com, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and LinkedIn.
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George Grombacher
Lifeblood Host
Nagui Bihelek
Guest
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