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Here's a 1 minute preview of today's featured Guest. Give it a listen and share it with your friends, and if you like the content be sure and listen to the full 20 minute interview! Transcript:    Bill: How can senior management keep employees focused on the strategic goals of the company? We asked expert Christine Miles.   Christine: I think, sometimes the senior leadership is very clear, but they have a whole organization to move to those initiatives, and people have shifting priorities all day long. And so, how do they keep them on top of those initiatives while dealing with their fast paced world and and what they're bombarded with? Does everybody understand why we're doing this and what we're trying to accomplish, and then are we all going about that in a similar way? And so the alignment around that, hence the Art of the Nudge, of our framework that we've developed, is really the engine that drives the car. And so, understanding the story, telling the story and developing that story so that people are

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We add new content daily! Listen on iTunes: iTunes.ExitcoachRadio.com. See the Index for more on this Topic or by this Guest. New content daily - check back often! Transcript:  Miriam: So often, people have internalized their plans for retirement for so many years. It's so much a part of them, they don't feel like they need to talk to anybody about it, and even if they're sharing that retirement with another person, they just assume that the other person is on the same page, and that's where all the trouble begins. People haven't talked about it, they think that retirement is just this reward for a lifetime of work, and they haven't sat down to say, "well now that I have it, how am I gonna make this important? How am I gonna make this what I want? How am I going to enjoy these years?" Now people are retiring and they might have 30 years of good health, good mental health, and they don't know what to do with it, and they haven't really thought about it. To hear more tips from over 750 Advisors, visit