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SUMMARY:IN-PERSON | The Six Types of Working Genius with Brenda Risner
DESCRIPTION:Work is a broad term that applies to almost every part of our lives\, even beyond what we formally refer to as jobs. The majority of our waking hours involve some kind of work...there are six types of work. These six are required whether you're working on launching a product\, organizing a nonprofit\, or planning a vacation. The Working Genius model explains the six types of work and the order of those stages. Each of us have the God-given ability to get joy and energy from two of those types of work. And because we love that kind of work\, we usually gravitate toward it and are pretty good at it. We were meant to use these gifts...to contribute to the world around us. --Pat Lencioni\n\n \n\nCertified Working Genius Facilitator\, Brenda Risner\, will introduce the Working Genius model and give you insight on your geniuses\, how you can use them to maximize job satisfaction and fulfilment\, and help you better appreciate the genius contributions of your teams.\n\n \n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\nAs a Culture Coach and Leadership Trainer\, Brenda Risner works with leaders and teams to build and maintain healthy work cultures where employees are happier\, work together better\, and produce better results. With a focus on communication\, teamwork\, emotional intelligence\, and mental fitness in the workplace\, Brenda Risner brings practical solutions that can be applied right away to bring about positive results. \n\nPreviously a Leadership Trainer with the U.S. Army\, Brenda Risner brings her skills and expertise to the Kansas City area where Risner Results is available to help you reach your organizational health goals. With over twenty years of counseling\, coaching\, and leadership training experience\, Brenda Risner brings a perspective of growth and positivity to help people identify and capitalize on their strengths. She is passionate about organizational health and helping people grow the skills necessary to produce and maintain a healthy culture.
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\nWork is a broad term that applies to almost every part of our lives\, even beyond what we formally refer to as jobs. The majority of our waking hours involve some kind of work...there are six types of work. These six are required whether you'\;re working on launching a product\, organizing a nonprofit\, or planning a vacation. The Working Genius model explains the six types of work and the order of those stages. Each of us have the God-given ability to get joy and energy from two of those types of work. And because we love that kind of work\, we usually gravitate toward it and are pretty good at it. We were meant to use these gifts...to contribute to the world around us. \;--Pat Lencioni
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\nCertified Working Genius Facilitator\, Brenda Risner\, \; will introduce the Working Genius model and give you insight on your geniuses\, how you can use them to maximize job satisfaction and fulfilment\, and help you better appreciate the genius contributions of your teams.
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As a Culture Coach and \;Leadership Trainer\, Brenda Risner works with leaders and teams to build and maintain healthy work cultures where employees are happier\, work together better\, and produce better results. With a focus on communication\, teamwork\, emotional intelligence\, and mental fitness in the workplace\, Brenda Risner brings practical solutions that can be applied right away to bring about positive results.\;
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Previously a Leadership Trainer with the U.S. Army\, Brenda Risner brings her skills and expertise to the Kansas City area where Risner Results is available to help you reach your organizational health goals. With over twenty years of counseling\, coaching\, and leadership training experience\, Brenda Risner brings a perspective of growth and positivity to help people identify and capitalize on their strengths. She is passionate about organizational health and helping people grow the skills necessary to produce and maintain a healthy culture.
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