Episode 124 - Dr. Troy Hall | Building a Cohesion Culture: Strategies to Empower Your Team and Enhance Your Performance

Are you struggling with what your culture will look like in the post-COVID workforce? Are you committed to being a learning organization? Do you want to build a culture that will engage and inspire your team?

Our special guest Dr. Troy Hall answers these and other questions about culture, talent, leadership, engagement and performance.

Dr. Troy Hall is the author of the best-selling title, Cohesion Culture: Proven Principles to Retain Your Top Talent, and the #1 title for Business and Professional Humor, FANNY RULES: A Mother’s Leadership Lessons That Never Grow Old. He was once told he did not have the talent to write. His mom, Fanny, reminded him, “It’s not the successes or failures that shape your life, it’s how you handle them.”

Dr. Troy is an author, radio host, global speaker, talent retention strategist and consultant who’s been featured on the Today Show, ABC, Beyond the Business Radio Show, and CEO World.

His doctorate in Global Leadership and Entrepreneurship has sent him across the globe to help leaders create cultures of cohesion and retain top talent in their organizations. With more than 40 years of practical leadership experience and a Ph.D. in Global Leadership & Entrepreneurship, Dr. Troy’s consulting and executive coaching sessions have positively impacted organizational leaders around the globe on how to create cultures of cohesion to retain their top talent.

His mantra, “You don’t have to know everything, you just need to be teachable.”

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Show Notes

Episode highlights…

Mother’s leadership lessons
Mistakes are not failures – they’re learning experiences
Five elements of a learning organization: 1. Being generative; 2. Adaptive; 3. Experimentation; 4. Diversity of thought; 5. Good stewards of the resources
Knowledge isn’t power … it’s using that knowledge and turning it into wisdom
Role of cultural relatively in sustaining a learning culture
Importance of emotional intelligence and self-awareness in leadership
Vulnerability and authenticity in leadership
Charismatic leadership is no longer enough
The importance of creating a culture to allow a collaborative voice among the team
Four primary characteristics that cross all generations in the workplace
Understanding the elements of a cohesion culture: 1. Belonging; 2. Value; 3. Shared mutual commitment
Leadership shifts in the age of growing remote workforces
Managing your people by time versus productivity / performance
Differently managing remote team members
Challenges of retaining team members in a post-COVID work world
Being thoughtful about reboarding your team after COVID