Clare Muscutt talks with Diane Magers about applying psychology to CX & life’s swimming pool moments

Clare Muscutt talks with Diane Magers about applying psychology to CX & life’s swimming pool moments

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We had the pleasure of having Founder and Chief Experience
Officer of Experience Investigators, Diane Magers on the show to
share her incredible years of wisdom with us.


 


I really enjoyed our conversation which included Diane revealing
something few people know about her past that had a huge impact
on her approach to life.


 


We covered so many topics, including:


 


- Her journey from clinical psychology into Marketing and CX and
what she learned along the way.


 


-What it was like to be part of the early CX revolution alongside
the Great Matriarchs of WICX. 


 


-Diane's theory on ‘The swimming pool moments’ of life. Hers and
how it effected her.


 


- The importance of keep giving back to the CX community.


 


-Diane's views on how CX evolved and where we are heading as a
discipline. 


 


-What it was like being the CEO of the CXPA.


 


-Her top pieces of advice for budding CX professionals to build
their skills.


 


One of the most poignant moments was when Diane talked about the
time she spent as a Clinical Psychologist taking care of people's
mental heath at the end of their lives.


 


She got to talk to hundreds of people at this stage  and
listened to them talk about what they 'wished' they had done
differently.


 


"Nobody ever wished they had spent more time at work" She said.
Which serves as a reminder for all of us to get busy with the
'Business of living'


 


We hope you enjoy the show!


 


See ya'll next time!


 


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