Bonus #2: Season End Reflections - Self-Aware Relationships

NOVEMBER '23 UPDATEWe're sad to say that Season Two of Highly Relational has had to be delayed due to Robert's health. He is keen to get back in the studio as soon as possible.DECEMBER '23 UPDATESeason Two is now in production and we will be launching in the New Year. Yay!JANUARY '24 UPDATESeason Two will be launching later this month - 12 brilliant guests sharing stories and insights to help you create terrific teams where you work.As the first series of Highly Relational comes to a close, Robert follows up his mid-season reflections episode by highlighting his stand-out moments from the remaining six episodes of the podcast so far.The two key learnings in this episode are:Why we must be intentional about curating high-quality relationships at workThe important role of self-awareness in forging great relationships and interpersonal experiencesWhether you’ve binged the whole series or you’re listening to Highly Relational with fresh ears, take this opportunity to dig deeper into some of the most profound moments from the first season and reflect on those you found most valuable. If you want to revisit any of the episodes highlighted, follow these links:Episode 7: Slow Down... for Accelerated Results with Tony LlewellynEpisode 8: The Symphony of Business with Paul HughesEpisode 9: The Elements of Creativity with Claire BridgesEpisode 10: Teams and Their Relational Dynamics with Nairy McMahonEpisode 11: Leadership is Not What You Think! with Joel MitchellEpisode 12: Finding Your Collaborative Edge with Anni TownendTo those who have graciously appeared on the show and to those who have listened; thank you for being a part of the Highly Relational community, for sharing your insights, and for taking the time to learn how to create exceptional teams at work.Your host is team-building expert Robert Digings.Season 2 is just around the corner, returning on Wednesday 8th November.Find Highly Relational on YouTube or your favourite podcast app to elevate your team's performance to unprecedented heights. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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NOVEMBER '23 UPDATEWe're sad to say that Season Two of Highly Relational has had to be delayed due to Robert's health. He is keen to get back in the studio as soon as possible.DECEMBER '23 UPDATESeason Two is now in production and we will be launching in the New Year. Yay!JANUARY '24 UPDATESeason Two will be launching later this month - 12 brilliant guests sharing stories and insights to help you create terrific teams where you work.As the first series of Highly Relational comes to a close, Robert follows up his mid-season reflections episode by highlighting his stand-out moments from the remaining six episodes of the podcast so far.The two key learnings in this episode are:Why we must be intentional about curating high-quality relationships at workThe important role of self-awareness in forging great relationships and interpersonal experiencesWhether you’ve binged the whole series or you’re listening to Highly Relational with fresh ears, take this opportunity to dig deeper into some of the most profound moments from the first season and reflect on those you found most valuable. If you want to revisit any of the episodes highlighted, follow these links:Episode 7: Slow Down... for Accelerated Results with Tony LlewellynEpisode 8: The Symphony of Business with Paul HughesEpisode 9: The Elements of Creativity with Claire BridgesEpisode 10: Teams and Their Relational Dynamics with Nairy McMahonEpisode 11: Leadership is Not What You Think! with Joel MitchellEpisode 12: Finding Your Collaborative Edge with Anni TownendTo those who have graciously appeared on the show and to those who have listened; thank you for being a part of the Highly Relational community, for sharing your insights, and for taking the time to learn how to create exceptional teams at work.Your host is team-building expert Robert Digings.Season 2 is just around the corner, returning on Wednesday 8th November.Find Highly Relational on YouTube or your favourite podcast app to elevate your team's performance to unprecedented heights. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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