Paul Haines's guest appearances

Paul Haines

Terra Incognita Speculative Fiction

Tomorrow's Leader 

Evan Carmichael

Sean Williams

Grant Baldwin

Amanda Kramer

Tim Cole

Greg Centineo

Dan Henry

Tim Alison

Robert Hood

Steve Hoffman

Joey Xoto

David Nour

Richard Newman

Michael Altshuler

Jack Nicklaus

OwlTail

Here's another great interview with someone that host John Laurito is super impressed with. Paul Haines has spent some time working in finance and has worked with different organizations. He moved further up the ladder and is now the Regional Vice President at  Midwest, Lincoln Investment. John and Paul talk about the traits of a leader, the importance of intentional leadership, and so much more!Connect with Paul Haines at https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulmhaines/Show notes:[1:38] The most important traits of leaders[5:30] How to be a leader?[7:41] Developing high-level of ownership in the team[12:25] Leading through massive changes[14:58] How to get into a leadership role?[19:40] How leadership impacts someone outside of the work setting?[24:14] On feeling stuck and the golden ticket analogy[30:50] Key takeaway[34:23] Where to find Paul and connect with him?[34:56] OutroText LEADER to 617-393-5383 to receive The Top 10 Things That The Best Leaders Are Doing Right NowFor questions, suggestions, or speaker inquiries, contact me at john@lauritogroup.com.

Here's another great interview with someone that host John Laurito is super impressed with. Paul Haines has spent some time working in finance and has worked with different organizations. He moved further up the ladder and is now the Regional Vice President at  Midwest, Lincoln Investment. John and Paul talk about the traits of a leader, the importance of intentional leadership, and so much more! Connect with Paul Haines at <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulmhaines/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulmhaines/</a> Show notes: [1:38] The most important traits of leaders [5:30] How to be a leader? [7:41] Developing high-level of ownership in the team [12:25] Leading through massive changes [14:58] How to get into a leadership role? [19:40] How leadership impacts someone outside of the work setting? [24:14] On feeling stuck and the golden ticket analogy [30:50] Key takeaway [34:23] Where to find Paul and connect with him? [34:56] Outro Text LEADER to 617-393-5383 to receive The Top 10 Things That The Best Leaders Are Doing Right NowFor questions, suggestions, or speaker inquiries, contact me at <a href="mailto:john@lauritogroup.com">john@lauritogroup.com</a>.

#164 - Leading Beyond Your Team with Paul Haines

Paul Haines was raised in the '70s, in the wrong part of Auckland, New Zealand. Vowing to never call Australia home, he now lives in Melbourne with his wife and daughter, who all successfully navigated the treacherous waters of IVF. ‘The Devil In Mr Pussy’ is dedicated to Mr Pussy, who passed away before the story was published. Paul survived the inaugural Clarion South 2004 writers workshop and has won the Aurealis and Ditmar Australian Science Fiction Awards for his writing.  His collection Doorways For The Dispossessed was published by Prime in 2006 and won the New Zealand Sir Julius Vogel Award for Best Collection. Paul has two new collections, Slice of Life and The Last Days of Kali Yuga slated for release in late 2008, early 2009. He is also a member of the SuperNOVA writers group based in Melbourne, though has been fairly inactive of late due to being distracted by cancer which has been fucking up his life somewhat. Also in this episode: Keith Stevenson reviews The Daughters of Moab by Kim Westwood.

Paul Haines was raised in the '70s, in the wrong part of Auckland, New Zealand. Vowing to never call Australia home, he now lives in Melbourne with his wife and daughter, who all successfully navigated the treacherous waters of IVF. ‘The Devil In Mr Pussy’ is dedicated to Mr Pussy, who passed away before the story was published. Paul survived the inaugural Clarion South 2004 writers workshop and has won the Aurealis and Ditmar Australian Science Fiction Awards for his writing.  His collection Doorways For The Dispossessed was published by Prime in 2006 and won the New Zealand Sir Julius Vogel Award for Best Collection. Paul has two new collections, Slice of Life and The Last Days of Kali Yuga slated for release in late 2008, early 2009. He is also a member of the SuperNOVA writers group based in Melbourne, though has been fairly inactive of late due to being distracted by cancer which has been fucking up his life somewhat. Also in this episode: Keith Stevenson reviews The Daughters of Moab by Kim Westwood.

The Devil in Mr Pussy – Paul Haines