Karen Semone's guest appearances

Karen Semone

Make It Happen Mondays - B2B Sales Talk with John Barrows

The Best Advice Show

Innovation19 with Daniel Anstandig

Barack Obama

Sarah Knight

Jasmine Star

Phil Rosenthal

Chris Voss

Jeffrey Gitomer

Dan Levy

Alex Guarnaschelli

Gretchen Rubin

Merrill Garbus

Larry King

Jake Dunlap

Joe Saul-Sehy

Kevin Kelly

David Plotz

OwlTail

Simon Mulcahy

Our guests this week are Simon Mulcahy, Chief Innovation Officer @ Salesforce, and Karen Semone, Senior Director of Innovation at Salesforce. This conversation between John and these two dynamic, free-thinking leaders is filled with invention, thought leadership, innovation, and content. Both Karen and Simon emphasize genuine curiosity, curating the entire experience from start to finish, and share what they believe to be the three most important evolving trends.

Our guests this week are Simon Mulcahy, Chief Innovation Officer @ Salesforce, and Karen Semone, Senior Director of Innovation at Salesforce. This conversation between John and these two dynamic, free-thinking leaders is filled with invention, thought leadership, innovation, and content. Both Karen and Simon emphasize genuine curiosity, curating the entire experience from start to finish, and share what they believe to be the three most important evolving trends.

221: Simon Mulcahy and Karen Semone On The Art, Science, and Magic of Selling

Karen Semone is a senior director of innovation at Salesforce. To offer your own advice, call Zak @ 844-935-BESTTRANSCRIPT: ZAK: Warning, today's episode might put you to sleep. But if it does, that's a good thing. Here is Karen Semone's advice for falling asleep easier and dreaming better. KAREN: You basically think of a place that you loved as a child. For me it's my grandma's house. And you take a visualized tour of that house. It's not about the people in the house. It's about the place. But it's very much a sensory experience. So you really feel what the handle of the door feels like. You smell. You visualize the smell. You try to remember details of where the photos are on the photo wall, where her art was. And you walk through the rooms. And more often than not, by the time I've gone through the whole house, I'm asleep which is awesome. You enter through the garage and she has this very old-school screen door and I think it is a form of meditation because you have to be really methodical and sort of, slow. Sometimes I like to pretend like I can smell her famous pecan sticky buns that she would always make in the morning. ZAK: Is it always your grandma's house that you do?KAREN: It's funny. I change it up but it usually tends to be places I visited in summertimes as children. So I have a couple of cottages that I did or my aunt's house where she had a pool. And I think that might just be because it's light-hearted memories. Like, positive associations. And I tend to have nicer dreams since I started doing it. My name is Karen Semone. I am a senior director of innovation at Salesforce. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Karen Semone is a senior director of innovation at Salesforce. To offer your own advice, call Zak @ 844-935-BEST TRANSCRIPT: ZAK: Warning, today's episode might put you to sleep. But if it does, that's a good thing. Here is Karen Semone's advice for falling asleep easier and dreaming better. KAREN: You basically think of a place that you loved as a child. For me it's my grandma's house. And you take a visualized tour of that house. It's not about the people in the house. It's about the place. But it's very much a sensory experience. So you really feel what the handle of the door feels like. You smell. You visualize the smell. You try to remember details of where the photos are on the photo wall, where her art was. And you walk through the rooms. And more often than not, by the time I've gone through the whole house, I'm asleep which is awesome. You enter through the garage and she has this very old-school screen door and I think it is a form of meditation because you have to be really methodical and sort of, slow. Sometimes I like to pretend like I can smell her famous pecan sticky buns that she would always make in the morning. ZAK: Is it always your grandma's house that you do? KAREN: It's funny. I change it up but it usually tends to be places I visited in summertimes as children. So I have a couple of cottages that I did or my aunt's house where she had a pool. And I think that might just be because it's light-hearted memories. Like, positive associations. And I tend to have nicer dreams since I started doing it. My name is Karen Semone. I am a senior director of innovation at Salesforce. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="http://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

Falling Asleep with Karen Semone

Surviving and thriving in the workplace during the seismic shifts we’re experiencing requires a willingness to think differently. Daniel is joined by Karen Semone, Senior Director in Salesforce’s Digital Transformation + Innovation  group, for a discussion on the future of work. Topics include:* Zoom fatigue: It’s real. Acknowledge it!* How quality of life in the workforce is as worthy of focus as a business’ profitability. * The changing face of retirement when the first person to live to be 150 has already been born.Resources: * Access the playbook Karen references by downloading it at work.com.* This episode was created, published, and optimized using POST by Futuri. Learn more about why POST is used by some of the world’s top broadcasters at futurimedia.com/POST.

Surviving and thriving in the workplace during the seismic shifts we’re experiencing requires a willingness to think differently. Daniel is joined by Karen Semone, Senior Director in Salesforce’s Digital Transformation + Innovation group, for a discussion on the future of work. Topics include: * Zoom fatigue: It’s real. Acknowledge it! * How quality of life in the workforce is as worthy of focus as a business’ profitability. * The changing face of retirement when the first person to live to be 150 has already been born. Resources: * Access the playbook Karen references by downloading it at <a href="http://work.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">work.com</a>. * This episode was created, published, and optimized using POST by Futuri. Learn more about why POST is used by some of the world’s top broadcasters at <a href="http://futurimedia.com/POST" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">futurimedia.com/POST</a>.

1 . Salesforce’s Karen Semone on the Future of Work