Jenny Noiles's guest appearances

Jenny Noiles

Powering Performance

The Art Of Coaching

Joel Raether

Hunter Schurrer

Molly Binetti

Steve Magness

John Berardi

Duncan French

Gabe Polsky

Gabby Reece

Scott Livingston

Brendan Kane

Alan Stein Jr

John Welbourn

Chris Duffin

Christian Larson

Clint Pulver

OwlTail

Unless you keep the same job from the time you leave school until the time you retire, you’re bound to experience change. Like a personal relationship, moving up within or leaving one workplace culture to join another requires understanding, adaptation and most importantly communication.    So how do you go from being just a tactician to manager/director who needs to understand both the minutia AND the bigger picture?    Our guest today, Jenny Noiles, the Performance Director at Mayo Clinic Orthopedics and Sports Medicine (Rochester, MN), paints us a picture of this transition while discussing how to establish credibility without being a robot. Afterall, lacking warmth, our competence holds little weight.    We cover: Demonstrating credibility without being a robot How to use anxiety in a productive manner  Leaving a dream job for a relationship &amp; “following your heart” The importance of shared experiences and being relatable Why leaders need to be both heroes and villains     Connect with Jenny: Via instagram: @jennynoiles   Like Jenny said, you can’t fake reps. So if you think communication is important, you need to come to an Apprenticeship, ASAP! We create a place where failure is expected and celebrated using role play to practice navigating the obstacles you face in both your career and your personal life.    This is the ONLY way to truly build your communication skills. Visit artofcoaching.com/apprenticeships for a list of cities we will be visiting this summer!!

Unless you keep the same job from the time you leave school until the time you retire, you’re bound to experience change. Like a personal relationship, moving up within or leaving one workplace culture to join another requires understanding, adaptation and most importantly communication.  So how do you go from being just a tactician to manager/director who needs to understand both the minutia AND the bigger picture?  Our guest today, Jenny Noiles, the Performance Director at Mayo Clinic Orthopedics and Sports Medicine (Rochester, MN), paints us a picture of this transition while discussing how to establish credibility without being a robot. Afterall, lacking warmth, our competence holds little weight.  We cover: <ul><li>Demonstrating credibility without being a robot</li> <li>How to use anxiety in a productive manner </li> <li>Leaving a dream job for a relationship &amp; “following your heart”</li> <li>The importance of shared experiences and being relatable</li> <li>Why leaders need to be both heroes and villains </li> </ul> Connect with Jenny: Via instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/jennynoiles/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@jennynoiles</a> Like Jenny said, you can’t fake reps. So if you think communication is important, you need to come to an Apprenticeship, ASAP! We create a place where failure is expected and celebrated using role play to practice navigating the obstacles you face in both your career and your personal life.  This is the ONLY way to truly build your communication skills. Visit <a href="https://artofcoaching.com/apprenticeship" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">artofcoaching.com/apprenticeships</a> for a list of cities we will be visiting this summer!!

E164 | Jenny Noiles: From Coach to Manager - How to Navigate Role Changes & New Cultures

In our seventh episode of season 2, we sat down with EXOS Performance Director at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN, Jenny Noiles.  Tune in to hear about Noiles' rehab protocols, training methodology and how she creates a collaborative training environment.

In our seventh episode of season 2, we sat down with EXOS Performance Director at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN, Jenny Noiles.  Tune in to hear about Noiles' rehab protocols, training methodology and how she creates a collaborative training environment.

Communication & Training with Jenny Noiles