In this episode, we ask:

• Are you focused on a bigger and better future?
  
• Who is Mark Briggs?
  
• Would you like to read Mark’s new book, The Butterfly Impact: Resilience, Resets and Ripples?
  
• What are Mark’s memories with butterflies?
  
• How might innovations happen within organizations?
  
• How do we take advantage of opportunities?
  
• What about transformations within constraints?
  
• How does Mark use difficult experiences as fuel for growth?
  
• Where do you spend your time everyday?
  
• What about the enzymes?
  
• What are Mark’s daily habits?
  
• What about hidden pitfalls with boundaries?
  
• What is a Company Engagement Officer?
  
• What about meaning and connection?
  
• What about culture?
  
• How might time help you feel at ease?
  
• How might we take care of ourselves and our organizations?
  
• What sort of habits, systems and life hacks would Mark suggest for resilience in future constraints?
  
• What about contingency capital?
  
• What about tools for resiliency?
  
• What about developing more adaptability?
  
• What words of wisdom does Mark have?
  
• What are the takeaways?
  
• What are you afraid of?
  
• What about systems?
  
• What about laying bricks every hour?
  
• What about learning?
  
• What can you do to continuously build?
  

Mark Briggs is a management consultant who helps Fortune 500 companies modernize their operations, culture, and leadership by facilitating cutting-edge transformations. He is a professor of leadership and change management at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and is the author of four books. As a speaker, trainer, and consultant in digital transformation and innovation. Mark has worked with groups across the United States, Europe, China, and the Middle East.

His new book, The Butterfly Impact: Resilience, Resets and Ripples, tackles work-life balance and offers a transformative approach for your work-life, based on his own experience and interviews with more than 100 successful professionals.