Nurse Marketing | The Business of Nursing Podcast | Wayne Baker

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Wayne discusses obstacles that healthcare workers face in overcoming the fear of asking for help and compassion fatigue with host and registered nurse, Amelia Roberts.

“Asking is a habit which means it’s something that can be learned. And it's learned by education and practice, the education part is to realize what commonly makes us reluctant to ask, like, we think no one can help, or that we're going to appear to be incompetent, or we want to just rely on ourselves anyway, to realize that if you can overcome those barriers, then you can be more productive, more efficient and less likely to suffer burnout.” -  Dr. Wayne Baker

i4cp Webinar - How to Connect Meaningfully in a Virtual Meeting

 
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The in the Post COVID business world, connecting meaningfully in a web-based meeting is more important than ever. “The research shows that asking—and getting—what we need is much easier than we think, even in a suddenly virtual world.” This COVID-19 Business Response webinar examines a few of the tools that can aid in connecting meaningfully in a virtual meeting:

  • SMART criteria for making an ask

  • Team Tools that work virtually, face-to-face, or in a hybrid environment

  • Crowdsourcing with technology, such as Givitas and other tools that allow people to tap into the giving power of a network.

  • Practical recommendations to make meaningful connections during virtual meetings

The 'All You Have to Do Is Ask' Journey | Infographic

Follow the path to learn the ‘ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS ASK’ process! 

Asking for what you need is the key to success. When you ask, you get the resources—information, ideas, advice, opportunities, referrals, connections, and more­­—that are so essential for high performance, superior productivity, satisfaction, and the ability to fulfill your purpose.

The journey begins with giving yourself permission to ask.  Learn how to surmount the obstacles to asking and reach the mountaintop.  From there, take the assessment to determine your dominant asking-giving style (a free digital version is on the website).  Determine your goals and needs, make SMART requests, and figure out who to ask.  Open the treasure chest to find dozens of tools for groups, teams, and organizations. Ready for the journey?

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Wayne Baker Encourages You to Ask for Help on Hack the Process Podcast

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A Show About Moving Mindfully From Planning Into Action

You know that one unobtainable thing you need? You might be able to get it just by asking, according to Dr. Wayne Baker. His new book, All You Have to Do is Ask, can tell you why it works and show you how to do it, based on years of research and work in the field of generalized reciprocity. In this episode of Hack the Process Dr. Baker will tell us how he structures his time to put writing at the start of his day, what surprised him about his initial research into generosity, and why it’s important to communicate the meaning of your request for help.

Harvard Students Learn to Give and Take

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The Harbus News relays story about the 2019 MBA Program kick-off featuring a new addition for first year MBA students - Reciprocity Rings. The Reciprocity Ring is one of the tools featured in ‘All You Have To Do Is Ask.’ The Harvard MBA program took on the exercise to build high-quality connections between students during the second day of class. Harvard MBAs found the Reciprocity Ring to be beneficial not only for getting help themselves, but also for getting to know new classmates. “It was an interesting psychological bridge-building exercise. You learn a lot about people, not just based on where they worked or are from, but on what they request. Their request speaks to their personality or the types of hobbies that they would like to bring to campus.”