We know that the #1 way to get peak productivity out of our people is for them to feel psychologically safe. One way to achieve this is by making sure they feel seen, heard and understood. They're not just numbers that make up our teams, but humans who help us grow our businesses and advocacies.

Pay attention to the little things, whether in person or on Zoom. These make the big things in identifying what's going on, particularly with your team members. It is crucial to notice details by being fully engaged in the conversation.

Look at the energy or how your people enter the workplace any day. Get a read and be perceptive and compassionate about what's going on. Have they come in a little bit flat or quiet? Do they try to avoid everyone? Are they not making eye contact?

Always "On" Culture. We know that as a team leader, as a boss, as a business owner, and even often as an employee – like everyone else, it's easy to get tangled up in responding to notifications and being busy. It creates a disconnect with the person we're talking to.

Multitasking can be disadvantageous to you. If all the tabs are open in your brain, it can drain your mental batteries and cognitive load. Be fully engaged when making conversations and get rid of the distractions to give those people the focus they need. And if you can't focus on the moment, be very clear that you will discuss concerns and questions immediately after so that your team will not feel neglected or just shrugged off.

Tune in to this episode of the Team:Engineered show — Pay Attention To The Small Things with Jade Green & Kyle Probert.

Key points covered in this episode:

Key points:

00:49 Jade Green on the meaning behind "V" and recruitment firm Velocity

03:01 Kyle Probert on ice baths & paying attention where you feel cold

04:36 Notice the small things with your team to build a connection

08:27 What are the big connection killers?

10:07 The botox face and non-verbal communications

12:46 Presenting to a dead crowd.

13:55 Tips when making Zoom/video calls

16:46 The story of why Jade doesn't have a smartwatch and getting on focus mode

21:47 Why it isn't easy to multitask.

23:54 Noticing the small things & programming your Reticular Activating System (RAS), which tells our brains to look for what's important.

24:23 Preprogram your brain with the Meeting Maximizer

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ABOUT TEAM: ENGINEERED

Team: Engineered is your go-to podcast for all things team building and business scaling. With a focus on the human aspect of business rather than just numbers and statistics, hosts Jade Green and Kyle Probert will be giving you simple systems and processes that you can implement immediately to see positive growth in the culture and profits of your business. Learn more and visit www.teamengineered.com

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