Mathew Blades
Break the Cycle of Dysfunction
Travels from Phoenix AZ, USA
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Speaks on:
Communication
Constructive Conflict
Content Marketing
Culture Transformation
Storytelling
Transformation Leadership
Formats:
Keynote
Mathew's Bio
When organizations need to break free from dysfunctional workplace cycles and build winning team cultures, they turn to Mathew Blades. An award-winning broadcaster turned captivating keynote speaker, he shares a startling new perspective on how teams can relate—to themselves and each other—to achieve the extraordinary, together. Drawing from 27 years of broadcasting experience and hundreds of transformational interviews through his podcast Learn From People Who Lived It™, Blades helps leaders and teams renegotiate what work can look like. His approach has impacted organizations like Kia, Hyundai, and Keller Williams, earning praise from industry leaders including Howard Stern.
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Mathew Offers the Following Talks
Break the Cycle™
A renewed perspective of what a healthy work culture can look like
Peak performance without burnout
Specific, actionable strategies that can be put into use right away
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How to talk to people you don't like talking to
Understanding why hard conversations are so, hard.
Effective Communication and Word Choice
Honesty as the core of hard conversations
How to be the director of hard conversations
How to use humor and how to take a jab
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Power of Podcasting
Understanding of effective communication
How to avoid, Tune-out
What it means to execute the fundamentals flawlessly
How to stand out in a crowded podcast landscape
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