Video Review for Switch by Chip and Dan Heath

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This is video review for the book Switch by Chip and Dan Heath produced by Callibrain, employee engagement software.
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[@sukantoaich2047]

Awesome storyboarding... helps understand steps to work on a complex area very easily..... thanks for sharing

[@JRHardiman1]

Thanks for the post! Using rows to define the topics was a great idea.

[@realtysquare7355]

This is awesome! I love the storyboarding graphics. Perfect for the visual learner, like me. This book is a "must buy"! Thanks for sharing this.

[@Callibrain]

+WACHUKU GROUP Thank you for sharing your experience and for the positive comments. I'm glad the video appealed to your learning style. And thank you for watching and leaving your thoughts.

[@sward884319]

I'm currently reading Switch as my summer reading for a Leadership Academy I started in which we are working to increase teacher retention rates in our most high need schools. This book is so inspiring and is providing the framework for us to move forward. Thanks for this excellent review!

[@Callibrain]

Stacey Ward I'm glad to hear that Switch has been a helpful inspiration to you and your colleagues. Email [e-mail] if you'd like a copy of the visual. I'd be glad to send it to you. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@nicolewilson8552]

I really enjoyed this. I will be sharing it with my team. Going to look for the book! Thanks for this!

[@OryxGreen]

Great illustrations of great books. Well done!

[@dortheolsen5079]

Thank you so much, for a very clever and helpful review! I read the book 6 months ago, and now I need to teach it... But I forgot the details.. Thank you- you just saved me days work!

[@Callibrain]

+Dorthe Olsen I'm glad to hear the video saved you a day's work! Thank you for watching and letting us know the video helped you out.

[@fredrikba4523]

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[@MrPtrlittle]

I read their excellent book. Not only is this a stellar summary of the book; but I wish you would make a poster of this cartoon summary. It would be awesome to pin on the wall.

[@MastanehNazarian]

I agree. I made a screen shot of the end. It's not perfect but it works.

[@dannyjoneshiga5054]

Love this book and the video. Anyway you could redo the audio with a pop filter? every "B" "P" has a huge pop on the microphone. Thank you for doing this video, helpful summary.

[@jaewonpark1292]

I just finished this book, and it was very helpful to watch this review right afterward. Thank you for this amazing review. KZbin needs more of this than some cat videos (though I like them, too.).

[@Callibrain]

Jaewon Park Yes, cat videos are hard to beat. Thanks for sharing that you watched this right after reading Switch and that it was helpful. We think thats great because if you watched the video AND read the book, you are making more contact with this information, which hopefully leads to more practice and taking action on the concepts for you in your own life. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@SunayanaKorde]

Fantastic summary! Thank you!

[@Callibrain]

+Sunayana Korde You are welcome, I'm glad you liked it!

[@georgegrous9115]

Great video! What is the background music source?

[@yoka8118]

Aren't the scripting moves and and not seeing the big picture contradictory to macro-managing? I thought that I, as a leader, should give my subordinates the vision and let them script their way to the solution after I present them the vision (presenting the "why" rather than the "how").

[@RedBunnyFromMars]

Using your vision to guide your colleagues is definitely the idea behind macro-managing. However in this book, the leaders aren't going into uncharted territory, or proposing a brand new idea, but rather changing a previous vision, or a vision set by YOUR boss, or a vision instilled in society that is beyond anyone's control. In the Rubicon model of motivational psychology, motivation is cyclical. You have a vision, then the execution, but the third step, and arguably the most important step, is to reflect on your actions and outcomes and then ADJUST the initial vision. This adjustment process is the one addressed in the book and in order to do that, people need to alter their preexisting habits and make different choices every time they're confronted with it. ie. instead of "eating healthier" as a vision, script that you buy skim milk every time you're at the grocery store, that way you don't "exhaust the rider" by making people control their every single decision at every single meal.

[@ryanglaze7271]

Great summary! The book is very relevant and this is a nice concise overview.

[@Callibrain]

Ryan Glaze Thanks for watching and for your comment. I'm glad you liked the summary.

[@joseluisanzizar4294]

Brilliant summary! accurate, dynamic and with all the context needed!

[@michaelhaas401]

Not only read the book, but studied it. I am leading the use of 4DX (4 Disciplines of Execution) in a division of our company and the principles described in Switch mesh perfectly with that operating system. This overview is really magnificent. How can I obtain a visual of the final depiction?

[@bellerafer553]

Well done! Congrats!

[@jthinkgroove3112]

Great video! Loved the music

[@sds273]

Thanks for posting this... It is really good summary of what i read in book! Is there a way I can download (PDF or JPEG) of the picture you created in your review? I am thinking it will be good picture have in my work place!

[@Callibrain]

sds273 Email us at [e-mail] and we can help you out. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@GinaGosh]

Awesome! This was very helpful to break down the basic content of the book. (I just emailed you requesting a copy of the visual.) Thank you so much, and keep up the good work! :)

[@Callibrain]

+Gina Goshert I'm glad you liked the review and that it was helpful for you in breaking down the content of the book. You are welcome and I will make sure to send you a visual!

[@michaelolson579]

Gina, did anyone at Callibrain share the visual with you? Tried messaging them, but I am not sure they are still active. Would also love a copy of the visual.

[@yaug70]

great summary - thank you!

[@Callibrain]

+Yumna Ali You are welcome. Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@anggiasihombing84]

This is awesome!

[@MastanehNazarian]

The part about the environment is very important!

[@billyjeab7857]

Thank you for posting this!!!

[@Callibrain]

You are welcome Billy. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@meditateineverystate1148]

Thank you for your work.

[@MarcoCastilloVideos]

Thanks!

[@Leon-pn6rb]

While this was a good depiction , I still can not say that I now dont need to read the book. Maybe coming back to this video after reading the book will be better. you should check out Fight mediocrity ,if you haven't already.

[@Callibrain]

+12345a Thank you for your comment. Yes, I would agree-this is not a replacement for the book. We create these to get good ideas to people, save them time, and hopefully get them a little more interested in the book and inspiring them on their own journey! So, I think you are right in assuming this would be a something good to come to after getting a bit more intimate with the ideas in Switch(or to inspire someone to check it out). Thank you for watching and leaving your comment!

[@Fulmo]

amazing

[@PS-nr6pf]

Awesome...

[@BeOutstanding]

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