May 06 2020 40 mins 3
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 gugu Sleep Company https://gugu.jp 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/
