Is Rex Sikes the most interesting man in the world?

He’s in the running, in my book. He’s a true renaissance man—an actor, author, educator, master hypnotherapist and a seemingly endless source of insight about the human condition.

And lucky for us, he is this week’s guest on the DesuckifyWork® podcast.

We talked about how we can embrace our humanness more fully in the workplace to create the kind of culture where people thrive and make a difference.

Some key takeaways:

🐱 Play and experimentation are vital for learning, creativity, and breaking out of limiting patterns

🐱 Collaboration and cooperation, rather than competition, lead to better outcomes in work and life

🐱 Small, incremental changes can lead to significant transformations over time

Rex encourages each of us to experiment and play in our work life and see where it takes us. And to have fun along the way. None of this works if we don’t enjoy the experience.

Good news… our guest next week will take us on a deeper dive into the world of play and how it can help us completely reimagine what it means to be an adult.

For now, let’s sit back and enjoy Rex’s fascinating perspective on the world.

You can follow Rex on LinkedIn. And check out his site at rexsikes.com. Also, be sure to grab a copy of his new book—Life on your Terms: Create the Life YOU Want!

While you’re in the grabbing mood, grab your phone or laptop and check out my site and Substack newsletter. I’m on a mission to make work suck less and I’d love for you to join me. Want to make that desuckification happen ASAP? Let’s set up a free half hour coaching session.

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Bye, everyone!

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