Why your potential for impact diminishes every day unless you put storytelling onto your agenda | Episode 23

Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive - CSRD: Für Nachhaltigkeits-Managerinnen und Manager in aller Munde, denn: Die neue EU-Nachhaltigkeitsberichtspflicht gilt seit diesem Jahr und es ist ein Berg an Aufgaben zu erledigen, um den ersten CSRD-konformen Nachhaltigkeitsbericht zu erstellen. Wie du die CSRD 2024 erfolgreich meisterst - Die Aufzeichnung des Live-Webinars vom 17.4.24 Mit dem Live-Webinar CSRD-Richtlinien 2024 spielerisch ins Gespräch bringen vom 17.04.2024 habe ich, Melanie Peschel, die hohe Relevanz des Themas CSRD, einem effektiven Management und einer internen Change Kommunikation vermittelt und drei konkrete Schritte aufgezeigt, wie du die CSRD in deinem Unternehmen erfolgreich meistern kannst. Jetzt hier anmelden für den Kurs CSRD-TRAINING-2024 - aktueller Buchungsschluss ist der Freitag, 26.2.24. www.tracemaker-trainings.com/csrd-training-2024

Als Silke und ich, Melanie Peschel, unsere Episode 1 aufgenommen haben, war nicht absehbar, wo wir beide stehen bei Episode 31. Wir haben beide neue Levels erklommen und unser Berufsleben so ziemlich umgekrempelt. Und das mit Mitte 40 :-). In dieser Episode - ich bin immer noch Solo-Podcasterin, während Silke ihre Podcast-Auszeit anderweitig nutzt - erzähle ich, wie Tracemaker Trainings entstanden ist. Nämlich ausgehend von der Frage: Was ist der größtmögliche Hebel, um Energiewende-, Klimaschutz- und Nachhaltigkeits-Kommunikation spielerisch ins Gespräch zu bringen?Für mich sind das Leute wie du – so würde ich mir das selbst beantworten. Denn Leute wie du haben Interesse an den Themen Energiewende, Klimaschutz, Nachhaltigkeit. Und damit bist du wichtiger Multiplikator. Richtig?Warum es mir so am Herzen liegt, Interesse zu stiften für diese großen Themen auf unserer globalen Agenda, erfährst du in dieser neuen Podcast-Folge. 😁 Wenn du mehr Insights aus dem Themenfeld Energiewende-, Klimaschutz- und Nachhaltigkeitskommunikation möchtest, abonniere meinen Impulsletter.   Bis bald, deine Melanie Peschel | Strategie-Beraterin und Trainerin für Kommunikation zu Energie, Klima und Nachhaltigkeit, Gründerin von Tracemaker. Seit 2015 Change positiv ins Gespräch bringen – für eine lebenswerte Zukunft und gesellschaftlichen Zusammenhalt

Neues Aufgabengebiet ab 2024 für CEOs im Schulterschluss mit Verantwortlichen in der Unternehmenskommunikation, im Qualitätsmanagement, im Bereich Nachhaltigkeit, sofern es diesen als solchen bereits gibt:➡️ Die CSRD - die Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive - gilt ab sofort. In Kraft getreten ist diese Direktive bereits vor einem Jahr - ab 2024 heißt es: Bericht erstatten. Der Nachhaltigkeitsbericht wird zur Pflicht. Das Thema ist ein Change Prozess, denn: Eine(r) allein kann sich nicht darum kümmern - dafür ist die Aufgabe zu komplex und vielschichtig sowie umfangreich. Wie der Change als Team organisiert werden kann - darum soll es hier gehen. Ich erzähle in dieser Podcast-Ausgabe, wie man aus "ich weiß noch gar nicht wo ich anfangen soll" zu "ich habe jetzt echten Durchblick" kommen kann. Und lade die Podcast-Hörerinnen und Hörer herzlich ein: Im Live-Webinar am 17. April von 09 bis 10:30 Uhr geht es um die 3 ersten Schritte, die es anzupacken gilt. Und die drei größten Fehler, die man etwas Umsicht und Sensibilität vermeiden kann. Mehr Infos und Anmeldungen zum Webinar hier: https://tracemaker-trainings.com/live-training-csrd-richtlinien-2024-spielerisch-ins-gespraech-bringen/

Was steckt hinter diesen Abkürzungen? Was bedeutet die Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive? Warum spricht man immer häufiger über ESG, Environment - Social - Governance? Und was hat das mit Klima, Energie & Change Kommunikation zu tun? Eine ganze Menge. Die CSRD ist die neue Richtlinie der EU, gültig ab 2024, mit der die Wirtschaft enkeltauglich umgebaut werden soll UND der European Green Deel möglich werden soll: Klimaneutralität bis 2050. Ein gesunder Planet - das ist die Intention. Daher: CSRD ist ein immenser Transformations-Prozess, der Abertausende von Arbeitsplätzen betreffen wird. Was sich wie verändert - das ist mitunter die Verantwortung der Unternehmen. Es gibt aber einen roten Faden: Es wird nachhaltiger, und zwar transparent nachhaltiger. Und es wird nicht einfach. Da ist viel Fingerspitzengefühl gefragt, diese Veränderungen in die Tat umzusetzen. Deswegen haben wir uns überlegt, wie wir mit unserem Wissen, Erfahrung und Fachknow-How Unternehmen hier helfen können, das Beste daraus zu machen. Unser CSRD-Training 2024 ist am Start! Wir laden dazu ein, CSRD-Profi zu werden - und so einen deutlichen Vorsprung zu erlangen. In 2025 wird es von Spezialisten nur so wimmeln - wer sich schon in 2024 dafür fit macht, springt ins next Level. Der Kurs findet im März/April statt und die Anmeldung ist möglich bis zum 16.2.24 Aber - Achtung: Frühbucher erhalten bis 9.2.24 den Early-Bird Preis und es gibt für Podcast-Hörer eine Extra-Überraschung, die ebenfalls bis 9.2.24 gilt: Bei Anmeldung mit dem Stichwort "Podcast" bekommst du zusätzlich zum Early-Bird Vorteil einen CSRD-Klartext-Workshop geschenkt - im Wert von 1.200 EUR netto. Infos zum Kurs und Anmeldung gibt es hier: https://tracemaker-trainings.com/csrd-training-2024/ Vergiss nicht den Podcast-Bonus mitzunehmen!

In this episode, we delve into the concept of 'inner resistance', a common challenge many face in their daily lives. We explore how gamification transforms this resistance into an engaging and enjoyable game, providing a unique approach to personal development and goal achievement. Key Highlights: Understanding Inner Resistance: We define what inner resistance is and how it manifests in our daily routines, hindering our productivity and progress. The Power of Gamification: The core of our discussion revolves around gamification as a transformative tool. We introduce this concept as a strategy to make daunting tasks more approachable and fun, turning daily challenges into games. Best Practice Example - Fitness Apps: We dive into a compelling case study of fitness apps like 'Zombies, Run!', illustrating how gamification in training can significantly increase motivation and engagement. These apps transform routine exercises into exciting missions, demonstrating the effectiveness of gamification in overcoming resistance. Strategies for Gamified Success: Practical tips and strategies are provided to integrate gamification into everyday life. We emphasize how small, game-like steps can lead to consistent progress and make overcoming resistance a rewarding experience. Conclusion: The episode concludes with a powerful message on the benefits of gamifying life's challenges. We encourage listeners to adopt this approach, viewing each day as an opportunity for new 'levels' and 'missions', transforming their journey of personal and professional growth. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to break free from the cycle of procrastination and embrace a more fulfilling, gamified approach to life and training.

In this episode, we delve into the nuanced art of moderation, particularly in the vital discussions surrounding climate protection and energy transition. Discover the pivotal role that a skilled moderator plays in guiding these crucial conversations, ensuring they are not only productive but also inclusive and forward-thinking. We explore the essential skills that make an effective moderator, from active listening and neutrality to the adept handling of diverse viewpoints and complex topics. Through engaging case studies, we illustrate the real-world impact of effective moderation in both high-stakes and community-level discussions. This episode is not just an exploration of moderation techniques but also a celebration of how these skills can drive meaningful change in the fight against climate change and towards sustainable energy solutions. Whether you're an aspiring moderator or simply someone passionate about these critical issues, this episode offers valuable insights into making every conversation count. The coaching question of the week - today a little bit more playful: Imagine you are at an business event - let´s say a conference. Imagine there would not be a moderator. What would you miss most at this conference? ;-)

First of all: This episode is about Gamification in Climate Action and please don´t forget: Get your ticket on participating the Challenge4Future. it starts von November 27th and for podcast listeners use your ticket code “FutureTalks” in order to get a discount of 25% for your personal ticket - only available until Wednesday, 22nd of November - afterwards doors are closing. More information: https://tracemaker-trainings.com/challenge4future/. This episode is about En-ROADS - here are some key features of En-ROADS: It is based on peer-reviewed science. En-ROADS is calibrated using historical data and is tested against scenarios from large climate simulation models. It is user-friendly and intuitive. The interface is easy to use, and there are a variety of resources available to help users get started. It is available in over a dozen languages. This makes it accessible to a wide range of users around the world. It is a powerful tool for learning and exploring climate change. En-ROADS can be used to explore a wide range of scenarios and to understand the complex interactions between different sectors of the economy and the environment. I highly recommend En-ROADS to anyone who is interested in learning more about climate change and exploring different solutions to the problem. It is a powerful and user-friendly tool that can be used to develop informed and effective strategies for addressing climate change. Question for this week: How would your life change if you became an EnROADS ambassador?

In this episode 25 we're taking a jump into the exciting world of gamification and how it can be a game-changer for climate action. I'm thrilled to share something very close to my heart: The idea of the Challenge4Future. This is not just a project we started this year; it's the beginning of a new community we - my team and I at Tracemaker Trainings, want to establish. It's about turning the seriousity of sustainability in business into an engaging, rewarding, and fun experience. But why gamification? Well, it taps into something deeply rooted within us—the desire to play, to compete, and to achieve. By leveraging these intrinsic motivations, we can transform the way we think about and act upon climate change. It's not just about the science or the statistics; it's about bringing those facts to life, making them tangible, and, most importantly, making the action they require irresistible. For all listeners of this podcast: Get your ticket on participating the Challenge4Future which starts von November 27th - use your ticket code “FutureTalks” in order to receive a discount of 25% for your personal ticket.  The Challenge4Future is your approach to understand the discussions on this years´ parties of the conference COP 28 in Dubai and delve into your special interest facets of the World Climate Conference.

Hello and welcome back to 'Our Future Talks.' This is a podcast hosted by two friends called Silke and Melanie - we started this podcast together in spring 2023. As you know, I'm Melanie, and I'll be your solo host for the next few weeks.  If you are interested in learning more about sustainability in business, about how to use your most valuable tool - your skills to express your thoughts and ideas - in order to level up your impact in business life and how to establish smart routines to train your communication skills I will provide you with great content while you have your headphones plugged in and relax your eyes by not looking into your computer for some minutes.  Why not have a walk in the nature or at least look at the next green spots near your place! Today, we're going to explore the power of small steps and how they can make a big difference in both sustainability and effective communication. In our last episode, the episode no 23, we talked about the importance of storytelling and honing your communication skills to make a real impact. But what if I told you that sometimes, it's the little things that count the most? Yes, those small, seemingly insignificant actions can accumulate into something much larger and more meaningful. Today's episode will cover: How small sustainable choices can lead to big changes. The 'Micro-Skill' approach to improving your communication. The coaching questions for this week: First: What's one small sustainable choice you can commit to making this week? Second: Identify one 'Micro-Skill' you'd like to improve in your communication and take the first step to work on it.

Hello and welcome to our future talks for This week. This is a podcast hosted by two friends called Silke and Melanie. We started this podcast together in spring 2023. At the moment, Silke is very busy redesigning her business and therefore I, Melanie, will host this podcast for the next few weeks alone and care for you, dear listeners, in order to spend some worthwhile time with all of you.  If you're interested in learning about  more sustainability in business how to use your most valuable tool - your skills to express your thoughts and ideas - in order to level up your impact in business life  how to establish smart routines to train your communication skills  … I will provide you with great content while you have your headphones plugged in and relax your eyes by not looking into your computer for some minutes.  This episode is about these topics:  Why your potential for impact diminishes every day unless you put storytelling onto your agenda  What I learnt and want to share: Always, every single day, take your time and work on your communication skills and speaker excellence My giveaway: the weekly coaching questions for you to take away. Some sneak preview into the deep dive:  Let´s look at this quote by Tony Robbins, the famous coach and speaker: The only limit to your impact is your imagination and commitment." Having an impact is something that many ambitious people have in common. Where the impact goes, however, is where ambitions differ. Let's assume we are in a community of like-minded people who are striving for more sustainability in business. Here, the impact is the positive effect of one's own efforts towards more sustainability on living beings and ecosystems that are worth protecting and in need of protection. Now I would like to continue the journey of thought: Does this active protection then come about through personal imagination and commitment alone? There must be more than just that… More to hear in this episode! And finally in this episode, my coaching questions as a take-away:  When have you considered putting your potential for real impact into words?