Ep139: Fostering Better Relationships and Improving Team Culture | with Jason Barger

<p>The quality of your life often comes down to the quality of your relationships. Whether it's at work or at home, how you interact with those around you plays a huge role in how you rate your well being.</p> <p style="padding-left: 30px;">Are you running around putting out fires, reacting to whatever pops up in the moment, while never finding time for the important things?</p> <p style="padding-left: 30px;">Or are you calmly observing the situation and circumstances around you and responding in a thoughtful, constructive way and prioritizing your top values?</p> <p>If you find yourself in the former camp - reacting rather than responding - then today's guest is going to help you flip that script and improve the way you work and live.</p> <p><strong><a href="https://jasonvbarger.com/" target="_blank" rel= "noopener">Jason Barger</a></strong> is a globally celebrated Author/Speaker/Consultant and thought leader. He was a tremendous asset to me while I was directing and producing my documentary <strong><a href="https://gofarmovie.com/" target= "_blank" rel="noopener">GO FAR: The Christopher Rush Story</a></strong>, and he is committed to strengthening leadership, culture, vision, and values using his 6 step framework he calls “The 6 A's.” In our conversation we talk all about how to develop collaborative teams and positive work cultures, as well as fostering deeper professional and personal relationships using his “Thermostat Culture” approach.</p> <p style="padding-left: 30px;">If you’re tired of working for a company or a team that values “busy work” above being productive and actually getting things done, this episode is a must-listen.</p> <p style="padding-left: 30px;">If you’re exhausted by constant disagreements either with your co-workers (or your spouse or partner) and you want a simple framework to find common ground and move forwards with purpose, this episode is a must-listen.</p> <p>Though this conversation is taken from the Fitness in Post archives, the information is still valuable and relevant to th