Robin Barone's guest appearances

Robin Barone

The Lost Art of Communication

People at Work

Penn Momentum

Fully Occupied

The Experience Maker Show

Jonathan Miller

Julie Morgenstern

Michael Bungay Stanier

Lesley Eccles

Cameron Yarbrough

Grace Lee

Kevin Hancock

Angela Duckworth

Beth Ricanati

Amna Nawaz

Scott Miller

Enrique Rubio

Tyler Lessard

Todd Davis

Natalie Franke

OwlTail

Observe a group of children being curious and you’ll see joy, engagement, experimentation, and more on display. That’s because they’re free to try new things, make mistakes, and learn to trust what others have to say and do. Robin Barone saw a parallel between child-like curiosity and the ingredients for a healthy and vibrant place of work. Pivoting from children’s book author to workplace consultant, she now teaches leaders how to use curiosity to build workplace culture. For Robin, there are two distinct buckets of workplace cultures: those that embrace curiosity and those that don’t. Those that do, use curiosity to make the uncomfortable more comfortable, and she believes that we get there by building trust. Listen in to hear Robin’s take on how else curiosity can help workplaces and people in them perform at their best. We can all aspire to bring more childlike wonder into work! Even better if it builds trust and helps us relate better with others.  About our guest: Robin Barone is an educator, writer, and traveler who has visited over 60 countries and lived abroad. Prior to founding Diplomat Books, Ms. Barone worked in finance where she was known for her ability to formulate win-win solutions. You can connect with Robin on Instagram @whereisrobinusa.  Resources:  The next Curiosity Conversations for Individuals cohort will be held May 12-June 2 The next Train the Trainer session will be held July 12-13  Visit https://curiosityconversations.co for details.

Observe a group of children being curious and you’ll see joy, engagement, experimentation, and more on display. That’s because they’re free to try new things, make mistakes, and learn to trust what others have to say and do. Robin Barone saw a parallel between child-like curiosity and the ingredients for a healthy and vibrant place of work. Pivoting from children’s book author to workplace consultant, she now teaches leaders how to use curiosity to build workplace culture. For Robin, there are two distinct buckets of workplace cultures: those that embrace curiosity and those that don’t. Those that do, use curiosity to make the uncomfortable more comfortable, and she believes that we get there by building trust. Listen in to hear Robin’s take on how else curiosity can help workplaces and people in them perform at their best. We can all aspire to bring more childlike wonder into work! Even better if it builds trust and helps us relate better with others. About our guest: Robin Barone is an educator, writer, and traveler who has visited over 60 countries and lived abroad. Prior to founding Diplomat Books, Ms. Barone worked in finance where she was known for her ability to formulate win-win solutions. You can connect with Robin on Instagram @<a href="https://www.instagram.com/whereisrobinusa/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">whereisrobinusa</a>. Resources: <ul> <li>The next Curiosity Conversations for Individuals cohort will be held May 12-June 2</li> <li>The next Train the Trainer session will be held July 12-13</li> </ul> Visit <a href="https://curiosityconversations.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://curiosityconversations.co</a> for details.

Curiosity is the foundation for workplace culture with Robin Barone

Curiosity is...well, curious. We may know the concept, but few of us take time to think about how to cultivate an attitude of curiosity in our daily lives. Today’s guest, Robin, believes we can’t foster a sense of connection and trust if we don’t appear curious about one another.In this episode, we cover topics including the role of curiosity in romantic partnerships, work relationships, and friendships, specific language to use to help foster a curious demeanor, and how to be assertive rather than aggressive. In our current climate, curiosity can be a powerful antidote to bridge feelings of division or misunderstanding. Robin Barone is the founder of Diplomat Books and “Curiosity Conversations”, a newsletter and workshop designed to create better outcomes for the employee experience to increase innovation, employee engagement &amp; retention, and overall productivity through increasing the amount of curiosity in company culture.  She is passionate about teaching curiosity to improve the employee experience. Curiosity is a life skill that can be nurtured and strengthened with knowledge and practice like a muscle. Increasing the level of curiosity in professional communications will lead to strong relationships built on trust, resiliency, and innovation. Strong relationships lead to increased collaboration and productivity of teams.Curiosity Conversations: https://curiosityconversations.co/Curiosity Course: https://curiosityconversations.co/the-course/ Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8jUA7JBkF4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .*note: we aim to keep our episodes unscripted and (largely) unedited to provide an example of communication in its natural form.*. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Connect with us! We’d love to hear from you about your thoughts, ideas, and stories! You can reach us at: lostartofcommunication@gmail.com. Follow us on Facebook (@lostartofcommunication), Instagram (@lostartofcommunication), and Twitter (@LostArtofCommu1) for more updates.

Curiosity is...well, curious. We may know the concept, but few of us take time to think about how to cultivate an attitude of curiosity in our daily lives. Today’s guest, Robin, believes we can’t foster a sense of connection and trust if we don’t appear curious about one another. In this episode, we cover topics including the role of curiosity in romantic partnerships, work relationships, and friendships, specific language to use to help foster a curious demeanor, and how to be assertive rather than aggressive. In our current climate, curiosity can be a powerful antidote to bridge feelings of division or misunderstanding.  Robin Barone is the founder of Diplomat Books and <a href="https://curiosityconversations.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">“Curiosity Conversations”,</a> a newsletter and workshop designed to create better outcomes for the employee experience to increase innovation, employee engagement &amp; retention, and overall productivity through increasing the amount of curiosity in company culture.  She is passionate about teaching curiosity to improve the employee experience. Curiosity is a life skill that can be nurtured and strengthened with knowledge and practice like a muscle. Increasing the level of curiosity in professional communications will lead to strong relationships built on trust, resiliency, and innovation. Strong relationships lead to increased collaboration and productivity of teams.Curiosity Conversations: <a href="https://curiosityconversations.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://curiosityconversations.co/</a>Curiosity Course: <a href="https://curiosityconversations.co/the-course/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://curiosityconversations.co/the-course/</a> Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8jUA7JBkF4" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8jUA7JBkF4</a> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .*note: we aim to keep our episodes unscripted and (largely) unedited to provide an example of communication in its natural form.*. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Connect with us! We’d love to hear from you about your thoughts, ideas, and stories! You can reach us at: <a href="mailto:lostartofcommunication@gmail.com" rel="nofollow">lostartofcommunication@gmail.com</a>. Follow us on Facebook (@lostartofcommunication), Instagram (@lostartofcommunication), and Twitter (@<a href="https://twitter.com/LostArtofCommu1" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LostArtofCommu1</a>) for more updates.

Using Curiosity to Build Trust and Respect with Robin Barone

 Robin Barone C98, is an entrepreneur, writer, and traveler who has visited over 60 countries and lived abroad. Robin is the founder of Diplomat Books, a publishing company that teaches curiosity. Curiosity is the basis of teamwork, collaboration, change management, resiliency, and diversity in the workplace. Curiosity fosters patience and inquisitiveness. People that are curious are less fearful, more open, and more confident. Curious people are happier.  The company is known for the series Where is Robin, which uses travel to teach curiosity to kids ages 4 to 8 years. The series has been internationally distributed to over 14 countries and sold in major chain stores.   Prior to founding Diplomat Books, Ms. Barone worked in real estate finance where she was known for her ability to formulate win-win solutions. Her career began working as analyst in a mortgage brokerage followed by an investment fund and later right hand to the CFO of a REIT. Robin also serves as an adjunct instructor at NYU and has authored successful white papers about real estate finance.  Ms. Barone earned a B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania in Mathematics, a M.S. from NYU in Real Estate Finance, and M.B.A. from INSEAD. Her leadership style is described as curious, collaborative, and considerate. When she is not writing or traveling, she can be found skiing, rowing, or playing tennis.

Robin Barone C98, is an entrepreneur, writer, and traveler who has visited over 60 countries and lived abroad. Robin is the founder of Diplomat Books, a publishing company that teaches curiosity. Curiosity is the basis of teamwork, collaboration, change management, resiliency, and diversity in the workplace. Curiosity fosters patience and inquisitiveness. People that are curious are less fearful, more open, and more confident. Curious people are happier. The company is known for the series Where is Robin, which uses travel to teach curiosity to kids ages 4 to 8 years. The series has been internationally distributed to over 14 countries and sold in major chain stores. Prior to founding Diplomat Books, Ms. Barone worked in real estate finance where she was known for her ability to formulate win-win solutions. Her career began working as analyst in a mortgage brokerage followed by an investment fund and later right hand to the CFO of a REIT. Robin also serves as an adjunct instructor at NYU and has authored successful white papers about real estate finance. Ms. Barone earned a B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania in Mathematics, a M.S. from NYU in Real Estate Finance, and M.B.A. from INSEAD. Her leadership style is described as curious, collaborative, and considerate. When she is not writing or traveling, she can be found skiing, rowing, or playing tennis.

Robin Barone C98 - Owner Diplomat Books