EPISODE · Jul 22, 2025 · 16 MIN
106 - Stop Wasting Your Trainings: The Dos & Don’ts for In-Person Learning
from Health-Powered Productivity with RaderCo · host Marcey Rader/RaderCo
Ever wonder why your in-person trainings don't seem to stick? It’s not just the content — it’s the culture in the room. In this episode, Marcey shares real stories and hard-earned lessons from the front of the room on what truly derails trainings and how to Keep them OUT of your training. You’ll learn: The biggest distractions that sabotage learning Dos & don’ts for leaders and participants Why blocking time to implement is critical How to model presence and engagement Listen before your next training and turn your investment into real, lasting change. Marcey Rader is a keynote speaker, productivity consultant, and author at RaderCo, where focus, boundaries, and well-being aren’t buzzwords — they’re the way to work. A Certified Speaking Professional® and TEDx speaker, Marcey helps well-intentioned individuals and companies discover what truly matters, empowering them to create a life, job, and organization they love. Her latest book, Reclaim Your Workday, delivers sustainable strategies for the modern workforce. Onstage, in coaching, or online, Marcey’s mix of humor and hard truth sparks real change — and habits that stick. Connect with Marcey: Consulting, Training, and Coaching: www.helloraderco.com Keynote Speaking: www.marceyrader.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/marceyrader Book: Reclaim Your Workdaywww.reclaimyourworkday.com Weekender Snapshot Tipsletter: https://radergoodies.com/profile Like, share, and comment below! Named a Top 50 Productivity Podcast by Feedspot! https://podcast.feedspot.com/productivity_podcasts/ #ReclaimYourWorkday #HealthPoweredProductivity #AI #WorkCulture #ProductivityHacks #BurnoutPrevention #KeynoteSpeaker #TEDxSpeaker
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