Humans of Linkedin

Trauma is a misunderstood topic, especially in the modern world of psychology. Most people are dealing with trauma on a daily basis, they simply aren’t aware of it.

Michael Cortina joins us in this episode of Humans of LinkedIn to discuss the mind/body connection and how to achieve maximum performance.

Born and raised in the south suburbs of Chicago, Michael grew up independent and optimistic about the future. From a young age, he knew that he wanted to live an optimal life and knew that there had to be a way for others to do the same. Michael has always been a dreamer who mixed that with an intensely hard work ethic, passion, and action.

“Marketing” is a really broad term. Most businesses struggle to make marketing work for them. One of the main reasons is that they are too tied to the metrics. The best and truest forms of marketing involve doing things for other people without expectations of return. When you put value into the marketplace, dollars and cents usually find their way to you.

Doug Theis joins us this week to discuss using events to grow your marketing. Doug has mastered a marketing strategy that can pay dividends if implemented correctly and shares his knowledge in depth in this episode of Humans of LinkedIn.

In 2020 the outrage mob has grown to affect and influence every area of American culture. Employees can lose their jobs and livelihoods at the drop of hat. All they have to do is say the wrong thing or offend a certain group of people.

Business owners can lose their businesses or find themselves the victims of looting, destruction of property, and physical harm if they don’t speak out in precisely the way the “woke mob” demands they do.

On this episode, Jordan Paris joins us to discuss why he has started taking a stand against the cancel culture and what is at stake if the critical thinkers among us remain silent.

In this episode of Humans of LinkedIn, Dale Dupree joins us to  discuss uniting sales and marketing, how people want experiences, and how to be intentional with your marketing.

• Sales tends to be disconnected from what it should be
• Learn to convey the person
• People want experiences, are you giving it to them?
• Unite sales and marketing for the best results

Today we talk with Clint Hankinson, the Director of Marketing over at  iToLogy, a non-profit helping and encouraging more people get into the  IT field. From summer camps to field trips they helping people of all  ages learn more about careers in technology.

We talk about what it means to be transparent with your marketing  team and how new technology helps us track data and be better job when  it comes to measuring success.

• Patience in Marketing
• Goals and Accountability
• Transparency in Marketing

Smoke and mirrors to make it look like you’re doing more than you are or you’re blaming others for your own faults.

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