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Today we have the pleasure of speaking with a friend from our time at Flatiron School! Juliana Stonebrook led the educational experience at Flatiron’s Austin campus. She’s studied teaching and web development and worked with all ages from elementary students to senior citizens. Right now she’s desi…
So much of what we focus on in education involves improving the brain’s unassisted functioning and skill: focus, motivation, understanding. Basically: how well does a person think, and how much can they improve that thinking. 🧠💪 But there are also natural and artificial substances that can modulat…
Did you love Lena’s CEO wisdom in our last episode? Here’s a bonus! Lena shares a lesson from therapy about personal responsibility, and discusses more about the “Order of Operations Framework” as well as its overall “inside-to-outside” approach. Contents: 00:10 A Lesson from Therapy 01:33…
We first heard of Minna in the context of an event she ran. It was called, and I’m not making this up, “The First Qualifying Round of the World Championship of Powerpoint Karaoke.” Which was a subsequent event to the ACTUAL “World Championship of Powerpoint Karaoke.” So what else could we do but r…
Merritt Minnemayer, founder and CEO of Master of One Coaching, joins Ways We Learn to discuss the impact of executive coaching and leadership development. Merritt shares her journey from theater to leadership coaching, emphasizing the importance of asking powerful questions, maintaining presence, a…
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