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Why is it important to be a host in life?

“Be a host in life, not a guest. Not just in your business affairs but also in your personal life.” — Matt Watkinson I heard Matt, the author of “Mastering Uncertainty”, “The Ten Principles Behind Great Customer Experiences” and “The Grid”, say that while I was researching for our conversation, episode 96 of #BraveUX. It intrigued me, so I asked him to go deeper into it. Matt told me that he borrowed the idea from Csaba Konkoly, the co-author of “Mastering Uncertainty” and Co-Founder and President of Hum Capital. He went on to say: 💬 “I’ve… learned a lot from observing very successful people, not just successful people but happy people, that they tend to be hosts in life… They’re not looking at, ‘what’s in it for me right now?’ They’re looking at how do I create value with other people? How do I share what I know? How do I make people feel welcome? How do I make people feel valued? How do I listen and tend to people’s individuals needs?” And Matt suggested that there are some good reasons for being a host: 💬 “Social capital has greater influence than financial capital, in the long-run… and it certainly precedes it and almost anyone can build their social capital by being a host in life… by doing things for other people and we also feel good about it. It’s in our DNA to want to do that.” Matt believes that being a host in life is a very simple, yet powerful concept that we can use to positively shape our behaviour. I agree. Now, without getting all virtue-signally, as the host of a podcast, I can tell you that there have been many wonderful and surprising things that have resulted from living this idea on a regular basis - including my conversation with Matt. Now, I’m not suggesting you need to go and start a podcast but here’s a healthy question to chew on… 👉 How can you be more of a host in life? Watch the video for Matt’s full take and share your thoughts in the comments below 👇. #UX #UXDesign #ProductDesign #UXR #UXResearch #UserResearch #ProductManagement #ProdMgmt #CX #DesignLeadership #ProductLeadership ====== Watch the full interview: 👉    • Brave UX: Matt Watkinson - Whisky, Writing...   Subscribe to the channel: 🔔 https://bit.ly/311OgpS ====== Who is Matt Watkinson? Matt is the CEO and Co-Founder of Methodical, an experience design agency that helps customer-centred businesses to develop new products and services 🥚 and to improve their existing programs and experiences, while delivering greater customer and commercial value 📈. He is also the author of two highly regarded books (soon to be three) 📚. His first, “The Ten Principles Behind Great Customer Experiences” put Matt on the map and his second, “The Grid: The Master Model Behind Business Success” was published in 2017, to critical acclaim 🏆. Matt has been described by Rory Sutherland, the vice chairman of the Ogilvy & Mather group of companies, as “One of the deepest and most original business thinkers” he has ever come across 💭. And it’s this depth and originality that has seen Matt invited to share his ideas at events for companies like Microsoft, Volkswagen, Salesforce, American Express, and Google 🎤. ====== Find Matt here: LinkedIn:   / matt-watkinson   Twitter:   / mwtknsn   Website: https://www.matt-watkinson.com/ Company: https://www.methodical.io/ ====== Liked what you saw and want to see more? Subscribe to the channel: 🔔 https://bit.ly/311OgpS You can also subscribe and listen to the audio version on: 🎧 Apple Podcasts - https://apple.co/3rzixVc 🎧 Spotify - https://spoti.fi/3q47pPA 🎧 iHeart Radio - https://ihr.fm/2MLLQoG 🎧 Google Podcasts - https://bit.ly/2LCXXUn 🎧 TuneIn + Alexa - https://bit.ly/3jAVkz7 🎧 Stitcher - https://bit.ly/3ezPSw0 Follow us on our other social channels for more great UX research, product design, and product management tips, interviews and insights! 🤝 LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/3zvHzLI 📷 Instagram: https://bit.ly/3zvTzwy 📝 Blog: coming soon! ====== Hosted by Brendan Jarvis: LinkedIn:   / brendanjarvis   Website: https://thespaceinbetween.co.nz/ Twitter:   / brendanjarvis