Join me today as I interview Nikki Langman - Author, Keynote Speaker and Emotional Intelligence professional, who has just published her first book 'How to be a BADASS: Navigating your road to self-mastery. I first met Nikki about 3 years ago at a global Emotional Intelligence Conference in Singapore. The first thing I noticed about Nikki was her accent – a bit further into our conversation she told me she was from California, now living in Australia working with an international company in People & workforce development. Nikki shares with me her perspectives on the importance and power of self mastery and how this is a critical skill for our workplaces now and in the future.

Join me today as I interview Nikki Langman - Author, Keynote Speaker and Emotional Intelligence professional, who has just published her first book 'How to be a BADASS: Navigating your road to self-mastery. I first met Nikki about 3 years ago at a global Emotional Intelligence Conference in Singapore. The first thing I noticed about Nikki was her accent &ndash; a bit further into our conversation she told me she was from California, now living in Australia working with an international company in People &amp; workforce development. Nikki shares with me her perspectives on the importance and power of self mastery and how this is a critical skill for our workplaces now and in the future.

Welcome to the Dare 2 Care podcast, where we will be exploring the challenges and strengths of the world's Gen Z’s as they continue to transition into the world of work. Our guests will be posed with 5 questions about the challenges they experience or foresee, their best experiences of young people in the workplace, their employer expectations, the critical skills needed for the future, and their best advice or hopes and dreams for the future at work. The Dare 2 Care podcast is hosted by Susan Judd.

Welcome to the Dare 2 Care podcast, where we will be exploring the challenges and strengths of the world's Gen Z&rsquo;s as they continue to transition into the world of work. Our guests will be posed with 5 questions about the challenges they experience or foresee, their best experiences of young people in the workplace, their employer expectations, the critical skills needed for the future, and their best advice or hopes and dreams for the future at work. The Dare 2 Care podcast is hosted by Susan Judd.

Welcome to the Dare 2 Care podcast, where we will be exploring the challenges and strengths of the world's Gen Z’s as they continue to transition into the world of work.

Dare 2 Care Podcast

The Dare 2 Care Podcast looks at different perspectives from different stakeholders in the workplace. From employers to current young employees from Gen Y and Gen Z, through to high school teachers. Tertiary educators will also be included along with VET stakeholders who are working to build skills for the future of work, along with parents of our current Gen Z’s.  The Dare 2 Care Podcast seeks to prepare our next generation for the future of work and gain some insight into their expectations of the future workplace. Each fortnight we will seek to build a picture of these different perspectives and share these out to the world.

The Dare 2 Care Podcast looks at different perspectives from different stakeholders in the workplace. From employers to current young employees from Gen Y and Gen Z, through to high school teachers. Tertiary educators will also be included along with VET stakeholders who are working to build skills for the future of work, along with parents of our current Gen Z&rsquo;s.&nbsp; The Dare 2 Care Podcast seeks to prepare our next generation for the future of work and gain some insight into their expectations of the future workplace. Each fortnight we will seek to build a picture of these different perspectives and share these out to the world.

Dare 2 Care

Join me today as I interview Nikki Langman - Author, Keynote Speaker and Emotional Intelligence professional, who has just published her first book 'How to be a BADASS: Navigating your road to self-mastery. I first met Nikki about 3 years ago at a global Emotional Intelligence Conference in Singapore.

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