Judith Germain
Judith Germain is the Founder of The Maverick Paradox and has been defining Mavericks as wilfully independent people since 2005. She equips Maverick Leaders to change the world we work in. Maverick Leaders can be found running their own business or working within their own. Whilst not everyone has a Maverick personality, you can learn how to be an effective Maverick Leader. This is why Judith enjoys working with mavericks and helping organisations develop their leadership cadre. She believes that life is a wonderful game and maverick behaviour when harnessed has the power to change the world into a better place. She is the Author of The Maverick Paradox: The Secret Power Behind Successful Leaders and the podcast host of The Maverick Paradox Podcast. To find out more about mavericks head over to maverickparadox.com. To learn more about mavericks at work head over to maverickparadox.co.uk Judith is a consultant, trainer, mentor, author and speaker. Click the contact us button to find out more.
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Sound is the quickest way to the brain
Note to listeners: This episode was recorded in January 2020 prior to the coronavirus (COVID-19) being recognised as a pandemic by the World Health Organisation on 11 March 2020.In...
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Doing the detective work
In this episode Judith Germain speaks to Pamela Biasca Losada who is a health and emotional empowerment coach. Pamela discusses the need to do the detective work before you can focus on implementing an...
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Diversity of thought – the maverick way
Diversity of thought is the Maverick Leader's secret weapon. And one of the many engine's behind the success of the Socialised Maverick. The effective Maverick Leader prides themselves on their ability to be...
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Identifying cognitive distortion
In this episode Judith Germain speaks to Stanley J Ward about how to identify cognitive distortion, and what to do about it.Mavericks face particular dangers in regard to burnout...
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Sell the relationship not the product
Sell the relationship not the product. In this episode Judith Germain speaks to Tyler McCune about how to sell the relationship not the product. This provides a better likelihood for success.
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The effective Maverick Leader – Part 2
The effective Maverick Leader - Part 2. In Part 1 we established the two main components of the effective Maverick Leader:Mastery of the Maverick KEYSTONE Capabilities™Mastery of the Maverick...
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Slow down to speed up – epigenetics
Slow down to speed up - epigenetics. In this episode Judith Germain speaks to Julian Hayes II about the need to slow down to speed up - and why it's time to understand...
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Podcast marketing done properly
Podcast marketing done properly. Note to listeners: This episode was recorded in March 2020 just after the coronavirus (COVID-19) was recognised as a pandemic by the World Health Organisation on 11 March 2020,...
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Traits of a maverick? Being Influential
Traits of a maverick? Being Influential is the third attribute we will look at. There are 6 traits or attributes of a maverick, which is best remembered by the acronym WHINES™. (If you...
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Curiosity Made Me Maverick
Curiosity Made Me Maverick. I am often described as a maverick. I never really thought about myself that way, so I was...
Sound is the quickest way to the brain
Note to listeners: This episode was recorded in January 2020 prior to the coronavirus (COVID-19) being recognised as a pandemic by the...
The Maverick Factory
The Maverick Factory. Are Mavericks born that way? Or can they be created?I am not certain that there...
Corporate Maverick: Your Communication
The Corporate Maverick: Your Communication. There is always something we learn early in life that simply stays with us forever, isn’t there?...
Lessons from Lockdown – “Trust no one”
Lessons from Lockdown #4 “Trust no one”. In my previous articles on lockdown, as experienced by a Misanthropic Maverick (someone whose difference...
