In this gripping conversation, John takes us inside the human psychology behind failure, uncovering how cultural blind spots, organizational silos, and decision habits create catastrophic outcomes. From the chaos of 9/11 to the strategic battles of Desert Storm, he shares powerful stories and frameworks on how high stakes organizations learn, or fail to learn, from their mistakes. 

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John Gartin is the Director of Career Development at Northern Arizona University (NAU), where he leads a team dedicated to supporting undergraduate and graduate students in their career readiness. With over three decades of experience, Gartin has established himself as a seasoned coach and passionate educator, specializing in leadership development, team building, program establishment, and career readiness.Gartin's educational background is both diverse and ongoing. He holds a B.S. in Geography from Old Dominion University and an M.A. in Geography from the University of South Carolina. He is currently completing his Master's in Organizational Leadership at NAU, with an expected graduation date of December 2024, further enhancing his expertise in the field.His professional experience extends beyond academia. Gartin served for over eight years in the US Naval Reserves as an Avionic Technician and Plane Captain on the E2C 'Hawkeye' aircraft with VAW-78. His teaching career includes roles as a full-time faculty member and adjunct professor at five colleges and universities, where he taught a range of geography and first-year experience/seminar courses.Gartin's coaching experience is equally extensive. He has been a rowing coach for over 20 years, working with junior, university, and masters athletes. His 12-year tenure coaching D1 & D2 Women's Rowing resulted in six Conference Championships and one NCAA Championship.In his leadership approach, Gartin integrates Servant, Transformational, Ethical, Situational, and Authentic Leadership with Emotional Intelligence and Positive Coaching. His style emphasizes fostering respect, trust, motivation, and achievement recognition, aiming to enhance positive team dynamics and individual performance, as well as develop and enhance leadership capabilities.

Keywords

leadership, confidence, tough conversations, leading from behind, empowerment, trust, community service, persistence, perseverance, gig economy

Takeaways

• Confidence is key in having tough conversations as a leader.
• Leading from behind means empowering and supporting the talents of the people around you.
• Building trust early is crucial in establishing strong relationships with team members.
• Community service can shape one's perspective on leadership and the importance of giving back.
• Persistence and perseverance are essential in pursuing career goals.
• Embrace the gig economy by stacking different opportunities together.

Keywords

influence, authority, serving others, trust, book writing, self-discovery, meditation

Takeaways

• Building authority is important for influencing others to say yes to us.
• Listening to and serving others is key to understanding their needs and creating valuable products or services.
• Trust is crucial in building lasting relationships and generating positive experiences.
• Avoid using scare tactics or manipulative strategies to influence others.
• Negativity bias can be overcome by focusing on positive and authentic storytelling.
• Personalization and empathy are effective methods for connecting with others and sharing meaningful stories.
• Meditation is a powerful tool for improving focus, awareness, and overall well-being.

Titles

• The Power of Trust and Genuine Interactions
• Building Authority and Influence Through Service

Sound Bites

• "When somebody sees us as an authority, it's easier for them to say yes to change their lives."
• "How can you serve? How can you help first and foremost?"
• "Good stuff cultivates trust and trust helps people say yes to us."

Keywords

product management, trust, transparency, communication, collaboration, engineering team, customer success, sales, marketing, product strategy, company strategy, product roadmap, feature requests, organizational culture

Takeaways

• Building trust with stakeholders, such as the engineering team and customer success, is crucial for effective product management.
• Transparency and clear communication are key to maintaining trust and alignment with stakeholders.
• Aligning the product strategy with the company strategy is essential for driving product development and achieving business goals.
• Having a strong product roadmap that is driven by the mission, vision, and OKRs helps prioritize and focus efforts.
• Navigating challenges, such as feature requests and changing priorities, requires balancing flexibility and maintaining a cohesive approach.
• Organizational culture plays a significant role in product management success, and a lack of transparency and a feature-focused mindset can hinder progress.
• Transitioning from a customer-driven approach to a strategy-driven approach requires time, building relationships, and helping stakeholders connect the dots.
• Product managers should strive for a balance between meeting customer needs and driving business outcomes.

Titles

• Navigating Challenges in Product Management
• Aligning Product Strategy with Company Strategy

Sound Bites

• "Customer success can often feel underappreciated and like an underutilized input into product strategy."
• "The biggest way for trust with the engineering team to go wrong is showing that it's important and then you understand why it's important."
• "Sales and marketing tend to get very excited when you talk about potential new features and forget that word at the beginning of things."

Keywords

live streaming, social media, technical difficulties, storytelling, personal story, superpower, elevator shaft, phone, culture, frequency, construction, storytelling, audience, emotions, mindset, adjusting, personal story, bullying, professional environments, data presentation, TED talk

Takeaways

• Live streaming on multiple social media platforms can be challenging and require technical troubleshooting.
• Personal stories can be powerful tools for connection and engagement.
• The frequency and construction of stories should be tailored to the audience and the desired impact.
• Stories should be relevant, meaningful, and well-structured to effectively convey messages and values.
• Leaders can use storytelling to make people feel seen and valued, regardless of their role in the organization. Consider the audience's emotions, desired actions, and mindset when telling a story.
• Adjust the story for different audiences to make it relatable and relevant.
• Storytelling can be effective in professional environments, particularly when presenting data.
• Ground people in the data by telling a story that creates a shared understanding.
• Vulnerability and authenticity can make a story more relatable and impactful.

Titles

• Using Storytelling to Develop a Culture
• The Unexpected Solution to a Dropped Phone Adapting Stories for Different Audiences
• Storytelling in Professional Environments

Sound Bites

• "I have two different color eyes and it's my favorite thing about myself."
• "My eyes did give me this superpower of being able to use storytelling to create connection in the most artificial of circumstances."
• "She walks in the elevator and goes to press the button, and her phone just falls right out of her hands."
• "What do I want this audience to feel internally?"
• "Adjust the story for different audiences to make it relatable and relevant."
• "Storytelling grounds people in the data and creates a shared understanding."

Eleanor shares her journey of moving to Brazil, learning Portuguese, and transitioning from a career in finance to becoming an executive emotional coach. She emphasizes the importance of following your intuition and feeling your feelings to create your reality. Eleanor discusses her vision of creating a healing center and how she manifested it through focus and determination. The retreat she offers focuses on emotional intelligence and intuition, helping individuals unlearn limiting beliefs and relearn what they want to do in life. The goal is to provide tools and support to help people start their dream lives.

Keywords

Brazil, Portuguese, finance, intuition, emotional intelligence, healing center, retreat, unlearn, relearn, reality

Takeaways

• Follow your intuition and feel your feelings to create your reality
• Unlearn limiting beliefs and relearn what you want to do in life
• Focus and determination can help manifest your dreams
• Emotional intelligence and intuition are key skills to develop
• Eleanor offers a retreat to help individuals start their dream lives

Titles

• Developing Emotional Intelligence and Intuition
• Starting Your Dream Life with Eleanor's Retreat

Sound Bites

• "I speak Portuguese now."
• "Feel your feelings. Feel your feelings."
• "You are the most interesting finance person I've ever spoken to."

Keywords

product management, problem identification, solutions, psychological safety, resilience, learning from mistakes, coaching

Takeaways

• Take the time to fully understand the problem before jumping to solutions
• Challenge assumptions and spend time on problem identification
• Create a psychologically safe environment where individuals feel comfortable expressing themselves and receiving feedback
• Develop resilience and learn from mistakes
• Draw parallels between product management and competitive soccer, emphasizing the importance of teamwork and learning
• Consider seeking coaching for product management and leadership development

Titles

• Creating a Psychologically Safe Environment for Teams
• The Value of Problem Identification in Product Management

Sound Bites

• "There's a lot of people that I see in product management in organizations, they tend to jump very, very quickly to solutionizing and to, oh, we can fix that right away. There's not even thinking too much about the problem."
• "You really have to suspend your existing framework. You have to walk away from the fuck of everything you know and just listen and think differently and collaborate with people who really do think differently."
• "First and foremost, and we already touched on it, is that curiosity and that passion for learning and passion for learning new things and going out there and the empathy for experiencing life in somebody else's shoes."

Haley, a private investigator specializing in missing persons cases, discusses her work and the challenges she faces. She handles a variety of cases, including cold cases and finding birth parents. Haley emphasizes the importance of time in missing persons cases and the difficulties of finding evidence and witnesses after a long period of time. She also highlights the limitations and dramatization of TV shows about investigations. Haley believes in the integration of intuitive insight and tangible evidence in her work as a medium. She expresses concern about the increasing number of missing children and the lack of awareness and action in addressing child human trafficking.

Keywords

private investigator, missing persons cases, cold cases, birth parents, time factor, evidence, witnesses, TV shows, intuitive insight, tangible evidence, child human trafficking

Takeaways

• Private investigators handle a range of cases, including cold cases and finding birth parents.
• Time is a crucial factor in missing persons cases, and it becomes more difficult to find evidence and witnesses as time passes.
• TV shows about investigations often dramatize the process and leave out the hours of investigative work involved.
• Intuitive insight and tangible evidence can be integrated in investigations, but there is skepticism and stigma around mediums.
• There is a concerning increase in the number of missing children, and more awareness and action are needed to address child human trafficking.

Titles

• Uncovering the Truth: Inside the World of a Private Investigator
• The Time Factor in Missing Persons Cases: Challenges and Solutions

Sound Bites

• "I enjoy being able to bring people closure after so long."
• "TV shows leave out the hours of investigative work that goes into cases."
• "Eyewitness testimony is not always 100% valid, tangible evidence is crucial."

In this conversation, Ari Block interviews Rudy Krabbe, discussing his proudest moment in his professional history, his experience working at Swatch, the challenges of meeting incredible demand, the history and innovation of Swatch, the differences between markets, the importance of honest communication and feedback, and the difficulties of restructuring and firing employees. Rudy emphasizes the importance of staying true to oneself, developing skills, embracing new technologies, and being self-aware.

Keywords

professional history, proudest moment, Swatch, challenges, demand, innovation, differences between markets, honest communication, feedback, restructuring, firing employees, self-awareness

Takeaways

• Stay true to yourself and base yourself on your strengths.
• Embrace new technologies and look for ways to improve your performance.
• Be self-aware and strive to do better.
• Learn from your mistakes and be open to honest communication and feedback.
• Restructuring and firing employees can be difficult, but it's important to handle it with empathy and fairness.

Titles

• Embracing Challenges and Innovations at Swatch
• The Importance of Honest Communication and Feedback

Sound Bites

• "Embrace new technologies and improve your performance."
• "The innovation of Swatch was the movement with a superb accuracy with only 51 parts."
• "Listen to the input from different markets to fulfill the demand."