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At every moment, just as you are, you shape the noosphere, the world of thoughts around us. And that world of thoughts, in turn, shapes our actions, assumptions, and what we create in the world. And what we create in the world will determine the future of the planet. Watch the full video to dive deeper and let us know what you think in the comments section below. This video was produced in collaboration with Michael Pirson and Kimberly LeMarque at Fordham University.

This video is part of the Humanistic Management & Communication video series, produced in collaboration with Michael Pirson and Kimberley LaMarque Orman at Gabelli School of Business, Fordham University, that empowers students to become more proficient in leadership communication.

This video is part of the Humanistic Management & Communication video series, produced in collaboration with Michael Pirson and Kimberley LaMarque Orman at Gabelli School of Business, Fordham University, that empowers students to become more proficient in leadership communication.

This video is part of the Humanistic Management & Communication video series, produced in collaboration with Michael Pirson and Kimberley LaMarque Orman at Gabelli School of Business, Fordham University, that empowers students to become more proficient in leadership communication.

This Communication video, used in Business Communication 2 course, serves as support material in exploring both business and personal usages of mediated communication. It focuses on recognizing the impact of our “social diet” on our thoughts, ideas, understanding, and our concept of ourselves. This video is part of the Humanistic Management & Communications video series, produced in collaboration with Michael Pirson and Kimberley LaMarque Orman at Gabelli School of Business, Fordham University, that empowers students to become more proficient in leadership communication in three undergraduate courses: Principles of Management and Business Communications 1 & Business Communications 2. . Course Descriptions Principles of Management: This course is a foundational introduction into management starting with the relevance of knowing about management, doing management and being an effective, efficient, and ethical manager of your own life, within teams, organizations and society. The course is structured in 5 modules, the first module focusing on WHY management is important. The second module focuses on understanding individual excellence as critical factor to good management. The third Module is focusing on achieving team excellence, the fourth module on achieving and contributing to organizational excellence. The final and fifth module is focusing on contributing to societal excellence. Business Communications 1: This course offers a chance to improve basic competency in written and verbal business communication skills, which are crucial to career success. This course will help you apply business communication research and theories to: ● Improve their interpersonal communication, leadership, and critical thinking skills ● Develop and deliver effective persuasive business presentations ● Build communication confidence ● Compose effective written business correspondence Business Communications 2: This course works to prepare you for today’s global and fast-paced business environment. This will require training to communicate using multiple platforms, with a variety of stakeholders, and often in teams. This course will deepen your knowledge of the business communication discipline. It will build on the presentation and writing skills introduced in Business Communication 1, while introducing more advanced business communication topics, like crisis, stakeholder, and negotiation communication. This course will help students apply business communication research and theories to: ● Understand their own and others communication styles to work together effectively ● Demonstrate effective leadership communication competences ● Use mediate channels to address crisis communication ● Compose effective electronic and written business correspondence NOTE: It has been shown that introductory clips about the Noosphere, the third story benefit the overall understanding of the following videos.

This video is part of the Humanistic Management & Communication video series, produced in collaboration with Michael Pirson and Kimberley LaMarque Orman at Gabelli School of Business, Fordham University, that empowers students to become more proficient in leadership communication.

This Humanistic Management video, used in the Principles of Management course, serves as support material for introducing the goal of Team Excellence as the second step in creating businesses that promote human dignity, well-being, and restore the health of the planet we share. This video focuses on insights developed by David Sloan Wilson, Eleanor Ostrom and other highly regarded researchers on how and why teams function well, and where typical breakdowns occur. This video is part of the Humanistic Management & Communications video series, produced in collaboration with Michael Pirson and Kimberley LaMarque Orman at Gabelli School of Business, Fordham University, that empowers students to become more proficient in leadership communication in three undergraduate courses: Principles of Management and Business Communications 1 & Business Communications 2. . Course Descriptions Principles of Management: This course is a foundational introduction into management starting with the relevance of knowing about management, doing management and being an effective, efficient, and ethical manager of your own life, within teams, organizations and society. The course is structured in 5 modules, the first module focusing on WHY management is important. The second module focuses on understanding individual excellence as critical factor to good management. The third Module is focusing on achieving team excellence, the fourth module on achieving and contributing to organizational excellence. The final and fifth module is focusing on contributing to societal excellence. Business Communications 1: This course offers a chance to improve basic competency in written and verbal business communication skills, which are crucial to career success. This course will help you apply business communication research and theories to: ● Improve their interpersonal communication, leadership, and critical thinking skills ● Develop and deliver effective persuasive business presentations ● Build communication confidence ● Compose effective written business correspondence Business Communications 2: This course works to prepare you for today’s global and fast-paced business environment. This will require training to communicate using multiple platforms, with a variety of stakeholders, and often in teams. This course will deepen your knowledge of the business communication discipline. It will build on the presentation and writing skills introduced in Business Communication 1, while introducing more advanced business communication topics, like crisis, stakeholder, and negotiation communication. This course will help students apply business communication research and theories to: ● Understand their own and others communication styles to work together effectively ● Demonstrate effective leadership communication competences ● Use mediate channels to address crisis communication ● Compose effective electronic and written business correspondence NOTE: It has been shown that introductory clips about the Noosphere, the third story benefit the overall understanding of the following videos.

This video is part of the Humanistic Management & Communication video series, produced in collaboration with Michael Pirson and Kimberley LaMarque Orman at Gabelli School of Business, Fordham University, that empowers students to become more proficient in leadership communication. The content in this video focuses on the power of human interconnection and aims to help find a renewed sense of meaning and purpose in our daily lives.