May 7, 2020
Andrew Silberman: Leadership Expert and Chief Enthusiast
This episode I share craft beers with Andrew Silberman, Chief Enthusiast of the Advanced Management Training Group and author of the book "Get a G.R.I.P." The Global Readiness Improvement Plan. With nearly 30 years of corporate training in Tokyo focused on coaching, leadership, and presentations, he is a very riveting guest. We share some super insightful topics and a lot of laughs. It's another podcast from the Ivy Place in Daikanyama and the best 40 minute investment you will make today. Other topics we dive into:
- The inspiration behind writing the book "Get a G.R.I.P"
- Discuss negative vs. positive reinforcement in Japanese business
- Examine Daniel Pink's theory of motivation and how this applies to Japan
- Why he chose Chief Enthusiast rather than CEO as his official title
- Three ways to harness positive psychology from The HBR
- Turn the tables on Andrew (the guest) with some sentence-completion tasks
- Learn a new Japanese version of PDCA (try not to laugh)
- The joys of saying and sharing the Japanese word Otsukaresama
- How Japanese business is akin to a marathon
- Takeaways readers of "Get a G.R.I.P." should expect
- How corporate training has changed in 25+ years
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The AMT Group: https://www.amt-group.com
Buy the book Get a G.R.I.P. https://www.amazon.co.jp/Get-G-R-I-P-
Andrew Silberman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrewsilberman/
