Podcast appearances and mentions of carlos saba

Dr. Carlos Saba helps people build businesses that make them happy. For him, work can't just be about making money. It also needs to be about applying what he loves doing in the service of others. The questions he likes to answer are “who am I really?” and “how do I make things that people will pay for?”. As the co-founder of the Happy Startup School, Carlos is passionate about startups and spirituality, and he thinks of business building as a voyage of self-discovery. So if this is part of Carlos the man, who was Carlos the boy? In this first episode of the new series we talk about Carlos' early years in the Philippines and the UK; the mixed-race experience; fitting in or not; and how the ways we were parented impact the way we try to parent our own children. SOCIAL MEDIA @happymarlolife @rebekah_clark78 @kungfucarlos @happystartups LinkedIn: Dr. Carlos Saba - Curriculum Designer, Facilitator and Coach - Vision 20/20 | LinkedIn WEBSITES www.happymarlo.com http://thehappystartupschool.com http://happystartupsummer.camp http://alpittu.de http://happypricing.co

#005 - As designers, we are skilled at managing uncertainty within design processes but how well do we manage uncertainty within our own lives and careers? Atomic physicist, Kung Fu teacher and the co-founder of the Happy Startup School, Dr. Carlos Saba shares his journey of uncertainties and his biggest lessons trying to find his way around his life and career and how it's ok to not know what you're doing or where you're going. He also talks about why knowing how to conduct transactional research with users doesn't automatically make us good as empathising with people we are emotionally invested with. We also talk about the importance of clarifying your definition of success before setting out to achieve it and how prioritising fun could be a happier alternative when making your career choices.In this episode:Viewing success as a feeling rather than an output or outcomeThe language of needs and being aware of your and others' needsEmbracing uncertainty with a beginner's mindPrioritising fun when picking the people you want to work withShownotes:Happy Startup Schoolhttps://www.thehappystartupschool.com/Nonviolent Communication: A Language of Life by Marshall B. Rosenberghttps://www.goodreads.com/book/show/71730.Nonviolent_CommunicationSam Harrishttps://www.samharris.org/Waking Up Apphttps://wakingup.com/Universe with Prof. Brian Coxhttps://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p09ybnpdThe Power of Now: A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment by Eckhart Tollehttps://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6708.The_Power_of_NowThe Map of Meaning by Marjolein Lips-Wiersmahttps://www.goodreads.com/book/show/15000685-the-map-of-meaningWork with Source by Tom Nixonhttps://workwithsource.com/

Carlos Saba is a co-founder (along with Laurence McCahill) of the Happy Startup School, an online community for people looking to do heart-centered business in creative ways. Like myself, he is a PhD holder who has taken an unconventional route in life. In this episode he talks about his own journey to getting the PhD and beyond, the importance of centering fun in our lives, and the possibilities for doing business if you are a creative or artist that do not sacrifice your creative space and vision. If Carlos has one message for people, it is that it is enough to just be who you are, that we can lean into being ourselves and live happy, fulfilling lives by focusing on what energizes us and brings us joy. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did!TranscriptThe Happy Startup School website, blog, and videos.Note: Haven offer no longer active.Would You Like to Support My Work?Sign up for my newsletter!Buy me a coffee! You can give me a one-time donation using this link. Become a Patron of Stepping Off Now!

Finding more flow in your work by focusing on outcomes rather than selling your time.ABOUT CARLOSBusiness hippy • Startup Coach • Facilitator • Podcaster • Community Builder • Ex-Atomic Physicist • Fluent Italian Speaker • Kung Fu PractitionerCarlos creates spaces for people to discuss and define their role in the world before it's too late. He's a coach, speaker, podcaster and community builder who believes that we can all free ourselves to do the work we love if allow our selves the space and time to create our own definition of success.CARLOS' WORKThe Happy Startup Online Community - http://happystartups.co2020 Vision program - http://2020.happystartups.coThe Happy Pricing Course - http://happypricing.coAlptitude - http://alptitu.deSummer Camp - http://happystartupsummer.campHappy Entrepreneur Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-happy-entrepreneur-podcast/id1452873786 Building a Startup that Matters - E-book — The Happy Startup SchoolCONNECT WITH CARLOSEmail carlos@happystartups.coLinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/kungfucarlos/START YOUR 3-DAY WEEKEND JOURNEYEmployees, Side-Hustlers, Freelancers, Solopreneurs, Business Owners, Executives, and Everyone in between can start creating a 3-Day Weekend or similar Lifestyle.3-Day Weekend Club can help you get started for free.It's a community of people working to create their 3-Day Weekend or similar lifestyle.You can create your 3-Day Weekend Game PlanThen decide if you'll follow the Employee track or the Entrepreneur track.Join Now or check out the other resources below.3-DAY WEEKEND CLUB LINKSEmail Updates, Free Online Courses, Subscribe to the Podcast, Social Media & MoreGo to the Links Page

Our guest is the brilliant Dr. Carlos Saba has worked with hundreds of entrepreneurs and purpose-driven business hippies through the Happy Start Up School. Carlos is an old friend of mine who is one dose wisdom to two doses of great company. We dig into how he created an international community that serves the needs of people seeking careers that contribute positively to the world, while doing work that they love. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We talk about the spectrum of artist versus business person and the question: what moves one to create? Is it from the inside out or is it rather seeing a market need and solving a problem? Carlos shares that this question is a struggle between his heart and his mind. At the end, we come up with a model with four quadrants together, to determine how creative and how entrepreneurial one is. He shares the three-step iterative process that it takes to build a company that makes money does good and makes you happy. This journey of these three steps or rather principles is not easy, but simple and fulfilling.

In this episode we talk to cofounder of The Happy Startup School, Dr Carlos Saba.Having seen the damage caused by placing the importance of money over meaning, he’s been passionate about optimising his business for happiness, not just profits since starting his journey 15 years ago.Now as Cofounder of the Happy Startup School, he’s on a mission to help people embarking on a journey of learning how to make money, do good and be happy with online training, coaching, events and a global community.We talk about...Why purpose is key, and where to start looking for yoursFacing fear and failure head on in the face of a global pandemicRiding the highs and lows of entrepreneurship in a balanced, sustainable wayWhat first steps to take when building and launching ideasDealing with other people's influence and judgement on your career/entrepreneurial pathLinks mentionedUprise Academy Newsletter: https://www.uprise.academy/The Happy Startup School: http://www.thehappystartupschool.com/The Happy Entrepreneur Podcast: http://ahappy.link/itunesCarol Dweck's Growth Mindset Ted Talk: https://www.ted.com/talks/carol_dweck_the_power_of_believing_that_you_can_improveA Day Of Nothing Festival: https://www.dayofnothing.co/

Whether you're a beginning entrepreneur or an established business, there's no better time than the present time to begin optimizing your business for sustainable success, without sacrificing your happiness (or that of your employees). In the struggle to create the next business solution that is faster, cheaper, or better than the competition, far too many entrepreneurs lose their sense of meaning in the pursuit of money.In today's episode, we meet Dr. Carlos Saba, co-founder of The Happy Startup School, where he leads a community of startups and creative entrepreneurs who want to put happiness at the core for their businesses.My favorite quotes from Dr. Carlos Saba (paraphrased):"It's important to optimize one's business for happiness, not just profits.""People sometimes need help finding their ideal roles of meaning in the world before it's too late.""A 'Happiness Startup Canvas' is key to starting, growing, and then leading a successful startup."You can connect with Dr. Carlos Saba online here:Website: https://thehappystartup.schoolLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kungfucarlosAbout the PROFITABLE HAPPINESS™ Podcast:At some point in our lives and businesses, we realize that despite conventional wisdom, success does not lead to happiness. In fact, we learn that it’s the other way around. Although money can’t make you happy, it turns out that “happy” can make you money! In this podcast, we feature stories from highly successful happiness professionals, executive coaches, experts, and entrepreneurs, and we learn from them how they’ve used the art and science of happiness to succeed in their businesses. For a weekly journey of mindset, motivation, marketing, and music, subscribe to the “PROFITABLE HAPPINESS” Podcast with Dr. Pelè.https://drpele.comSupport the show (https://drpele.com)

In today’s episode, Mark and David are joined by Dr Carlos Saba, Co-Founder of The Happy Startup School, whose manifesto is that there is a healthier and happier way of doing business. They discuss the origin of The Happy Startup School, what building a business without stress can look like and how to “lift the lid” as a Founder to achieve personal growth. How structureless events might be the key to providing value, plus reflections from our own experience organizing our annual ScreenCloud Together event and what we’d do differently next time.      ---   Show notes:   Find out about ScreenCloud: screencloud.com   Find out more about The Happy Startup School: thehappystartupschool.com Watch the video:https://youtu.be/P-bSml5OQRM   Connect with David Hart, Mark McDermott or Dr. Carlos Saba on LinkedIn.   Get in touch: hello@screencloud.com 

Laurence McCahill is a co-founder of The Happy Startup School, an antidote to business as usual. The Happy Startup School provides an online school and off-grid gatherings for purpose-driven entrepreneurs and leaders seeking to balance money with meaning. Laurence's story is particularly inspiring for anyone who's struggling to find their purpose. Anyone who finds themselves with the feeling that this is not as good as it gets. We talk about his time travelling the world, the period he spent temping, a spell working for a financial corporate, self-employment, the trials and tribulations of building an agency and beyond. Laurence has spent 20 years or so as a business sculptor, chipping away at the things that don't allow him to align what he thinks, says and does. When something doesn't feel right he doesn't ignore the feeling, he changes something, he removes some rock and slowly the image or vision that he has is revealing itself. At the moment it looks like The Happy Startup School but that's evolving too. Laurence founded The Happy Startup School with Carlos Saba, his mate from school and they have spent much of their working life together which says a lot about the way they see and do business.

Sherry interviews Carlos Saba and Laurence McCahill of The Happy Startup School, about their mission to create a new breed of entrepreneurs that put happiness before profits. They discuss their career paths before The Happy Startup School, what inspired them to create it, and where they’d like to see it go in the future. The Happy Startup School Summercamp Want more content like this? Check out our book.

Sherry interviews Carlos Saba and Laurence McCahill of The Happy Startup School, about their mission to create a new breed of entrepreneurs that put happiness before profits. They discuss their career paths before The Happy Startup School, what inspired them to create it, and where they’d like to see it go in the future. The […] The post Episode 184: Happy Startups with Carlos and Laurence appeared first on ZenFounder.

Can we teach businesses to put happiness and meaning at the core of what they do? Today our guest is Carlos Saba, founder of the Happy Startup School. This one is interesting for all businesses, startup or not. We learn how these companies do things differently from business as usual.  Check out the Happy Startup School here On a different note calling all the people who have an Amazon Echo/Alexa device. Check out my new skill Positive Psychology Quiz. Just tell your device to enable Positive Psychology Quiz.

CoHosted by Fernando Murray Loureiro and Sandra Chemin and joined Jos Schoenmaker, Carlos Saba, Andrew Earnshaw, Dr. Ann Sklecher, Samantha Slade.Part of the Next Stage Leadership Series in the Connected People channelSee www.connectle.com for all our series on Connected Work.

Carlos Saba, the co-founder of Happy Startup School, shares what worked for getting his new business off the ground, how he's translated local events into global success, and how "engineered serendipity" plays a big role in the work they do. The post EP 130: Crafting Communities–And Happier Businesses–Both Online And Offline With Happy Startup School Co-founder Carlos Saba appeared first on What Works.

The startup world can be a real minefield when it comes to creating a work life balance. Being an entrepreneur can be quite a lonely experience, and there can be a lot of pressure for people who are starting their own businesses - a feat which requires you to go out on a limb and put your vulnerabilities out there. Stories of mental health being neglected in the startup world are rife. Of people wearing their lack of sleep and long hours at work as a badge of honour. Of people putting profit and growth above everything else. Burn out is common and it can often be hard for people to see the real intentions behind what they are doing. In this episode I went along to meet Laurence McCahill, who along with his lifelong friend Carlos Saba, founded the Happy Startup School in Brighton. Their mission is to help people to connect with their true passions and hopefully avoid a lot of the problems I just mentioned. They do this through events such as their annual Summer Camp in the UK, Alptitude, and event in which they take entrepreneurs to the alps, Ashram, their retreat to India, which Laurence touches upon in our conversation, and many other smaller events and workshops throughout the year. They also run an online course to help people in the early stages to turn ideas into reality. They have a thriving global community of people who are connected with the Happy Startup School, and I think they are a great example of how being honest and open will help your business thrive and allow you to live your passion. I’ve always found Laurence very approachable. He is a man who is not afraid to show his vulnerabilities, to reach out and ask for help when it is needed and to share his wisdom to help others gain clarity on their ideasWe cover lots of topics in our conversation, including: -Sharing experiences over being prescriptive-Being honest and vulnerable in business and in life-Tapping into your own ideas and vision-Building a community-How to stay open to change as your business grows. Find out more about The Happy Startup School at www.thehappystartupschool.comFind out more about my journey with Ministry of Change at: www.theministryofchange.org

Graham is at Platform 9 in Brighton, talking to Laurence McCahill and Carlos Saba of the Happy Startup School.They discuss networking for people who hate networking, the stigma around lifestyle businesses and conquering the stereotype of the "hustler".

Graham is at Platform 9 in Brighton, talking to Laurence McCahill and Carlos Saba of the Happy Startup School.They discuss networking for people who hate networking, the stigma around lifestyle businesses and conquering the stereotype of the "hustler".

Welcome to our Summer series of podcasts from The Happy Startup School! We'll be shining a spotlight on the speakers and workshop leaders who will be joining us at Summercamp in September 2017. In this episode, our founders Carlos Saba and Laurence McCahill give an introduction to the series, tell the story behind The Happy Startup School and give a little more context for who we are and what we do. Visit www.happystartupsummer.camp for more info on our upcoming event!

Carlos Saba, co-founder of The Happy Startup School, explains what it takes to balance business and profits when starting a business and how to foster relationships and create connections between companies and the people they serve. For more happiness, visit www.happymelly.com.  

On this episode of People of Purpose, Johanna speaks to Laurence McCahill & Carlos Saba from the Happy Startup School about the intersection of business and love and what it means to be a free range human.

Graham is at Platform 9 in Brighton, talking to Laurence McCahill and Carlos Saba of the Happy Startup School.They discuss networking for people who hate networking, the stigma around lifestyle businesses and conquering the stereotype of the "hustler". [Graham Allcott](http://www.grahamallcott.com/) is the founder of [time management training](http://thinkproductive.co.uk/ "Link: http://thinkproductive.co.uk/") company [Think Productive](http://thinkproductive.co.uk/). This podcast is produced by [Bloomsbury Digital](http://bloomsbury.digital/ "Link: http://bloomsbury.digital/"). This podcast is produced by [Origin](https://origin.fm/).