172- Choosing Wisely: The Research of Performance and Association

11 Nov 2025 · 0 min
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11 Nov 2025 · 0 min

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This podcast episode (hosted by Dr. Jeff Langmaid) explains research showing that who you spend time with—colleagues, mentors, and online contacts—can materially affect professional performance (claims of roughly +25% benefit or −30% detriment). The host gives practical advice for hiring and team composition, guidance for associates to choose nurturing practices, and recommends curating social media feeds to favor aspirational influences. The episode closes with brief health-related notes about loneliness and a promotional call-to-action for an in-person marketing event.

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