Radio Show #587: How we Implement Employee Engagement in our Company

Guest: Bryan Driscoll: Author of The Goodness Game

Bryan Driscoll is a first-time author with a passion for inspiring kindness and creating positive change in the world. Twenty years ago, a stranger literally picked him up off the street and gave him a plate of spaghetti and a bedroom he had to share with an oversized cat. This small act of kindness sparked an unending desire to pay it forward, ultimately leading to The Goodness Game.

He lives in Pittsburgh (go Steelers!) with an amazing wife who puts up with his insanity—and probably encourages it more than she should. He has three sons, all different and awesome in their own way. They say they get their awesomeness from their father, and he won’t argue, even if everyone knows the truth.

He runs a successful digital marketing agency and is an active real estate investor, though he’d tell you his biggest strength is getting back up when life punches him in the face. And it’s punched him quite a few times—though a few of those punches might have been deserved.
When he’s not working, Bryan enjoys mountain biking, skiing with his sons, and spending time with his family. He focuses on living in the moment, avoiding the distractions of social media, and helping others achieve personal and professional growth through public speaking and teaching.

In this episode, we chat with Bryan about how he keeps his remote team engaged, connected, and aligned. From book clubs and casual Zoom chats to in-person events and implementing EOS, Bryan shares the practical ways he’s built a strong culture from the ground up. He also talks about the role his book The Goodness Game plays in uniting his team around kindness and purpose.

Join us as we discuss how to build a connected, purpose-driven team in a fully remote business.

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Host: Jo Dodds