Podcast appearances and mentions of chris bar

Welcome to Season 2 of extra-Ordinary Leaders with Dolly Waddell.We could all do with a little more energy in the workplace, and this episode is the perfect starter pack.Experienced business consultant, speaker, mother, and Founder of The People Performance Consultancy, Dolly Waddell is on a mission to revitalise leadership and help everyone add a little something extra to their ordinary.In this episode, Dolly is joined by Chris Baréz-Brown, author, speaker, and founder of Upping Your Elvis.Together, they explore how leaders can optimise energy at work, why escaping the “auto-pilot mode” is the key to leading with more connection, and how the hunter-gatherer instinct impacts the way we work and lead.What does our biological design say about our energy levels? And how can we leverage this innate design not just to optimise our own energy at work but also to influence energy dynamics within the teams we lead?Find out in this wide-ranging conversation.Stay tuned for more episodes of extra-Ordinary Leaders with Dolly Waddell.---------------------------To get in touch with Chris, find him here:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-bar%C3%A9z-brown-0695531Website: https://www.uppingyourelvis.com/---------------------------Resources mentioned:The 8th Habit: From Effectiveness to Greatness by Stephen Covey.---------------------------To get in touch with Dolly, find her here:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dollywaddell/?originalSubdomain=ukThe People Performance Consultancy: https://www.dollywaddell.com/

What an amazing opportunity we have to redesign how we work and live. Imagine working in a company full of energised and happy humans all pulling in the same direction. Chris Baréz-Brown, author, entrepreneur and business expert, joined our CEO Lewis Maleh me on the Recruitment Show Live. Chris has worked with global brands including Nike, Coca-Cola, Diageo and Unilever. He is a leading figure in brand management, innovation, and leadership. He founded global consultancy, Upping Your Elvis in 2009. Millions of people are now embracing some form of hybrid/home working. In 2020, 61% of UK workers changed their perception of working remotely because of the pandemic, and 92% of those admitted the change was for the better. Expect great ideas and insights to learn: how we spend far too much energy trying to fit in with the needs of business, tips and behaviours that will transform the way you show up, how to understand what makes you tick and how to open up your eyes to a new way of working and living. Show notes: Upping Your Elvis Book: https://amzn.to/2XYeHvl Talk It Out App: www.talkitout.app

"So who's Elvis around here?" This is the question that Bono used to ask when he turned up to big organisations to find out who to work with, who made things happen, and who was a little bit daring. It is also the question that inspired the name behind Upping Your Elvis, a creative leadership business which helps companies to understand and harness their creativity. Chris Baréz-Brown and Jim Lusty join us this week for a fantastic episode filled with insights such as how to make business fit you (and not the other way around), building a dynamic around a team rather than a company-wide culture, and how to overcome the fear of stepping outside of the norm. Links/References Chris Baréz-Brown: Chris Baréz-Brown LinkedIn Jim Lusty: Jim Lusty LinkedIn Upping Your Elvis: https://www.uppingyourelvis.com/ The Common Creative Podcast (Paul and Chris): https://creativecommons.org.au The Common Creative (Mailing List Subscriptions): http://eepurl.com/hgp0_jSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What's got you back from the BRINK? For my guest this week, it's talking. I'm welcoming Chris Baréz-Brown onto the show for a conversation about the powering of talking it out, how the pandemic has changed work + life forever and his new startup Talk It Out. We question what spaces there are to *really* talk and how Chris is tackling this.  About my guest, Chris Baréz-Brown: Chris is an Author, Speaker and Founder. Chris is the founder of renowned worldwide consultancy Upping Your Elvis, regularly working with global brands including Nike, Coca-Cola, Diageo and Unilever. He's also the founder of tech start-up Talk It Out, a business designed to put a dent into global suffering by helping people develop positive mental and emotional wellbeing, for free. Explore more of our episodes over on schoolforfathers.com

In this episode I interview Chris Baréz-Brown, Author, Speaker, and Founder of Talk It Out & Upping Your Elvis. Chris is dedicated to helping others uncover their natural genius. He helps people to get their energy right every day to achieve more through their own talents, figure out how to be extraordinary, and to drive bottom line results. 

How often have you found yourself in a rut without any explanation for it? Your family's fine, your job's going great and your day's never been better yet you feel somehow off. Turns out 95% of our thinking is subconscious and we don't have control over it. Or do we? In this episode we speak to Chris Baréz-Brown & Jim Lusty, founders of Talk It Out - an innovative app that brings out your subconscious thinking and allows you to look at what it is that you are really saying to yourself and the feelings that's creating. We also talk about the benefits and challenges that come with being an entrepreneur, the importance of surrounding yourself with the right people, and how a mindset change can unleash the entrepreneur within.

This week's episode is all about energy. Energy is at the core of my mojo and many of the people I've interviewed so far. So I wanted to go deeper on the subject of energy and understand why it's so foundational to our mojo. To do this I turned to a global expert on energy and someone who works daily to help individuals and businesses increase their energy Chris Baréz Brown is the founder of Upping your Elvis, a consultancy who embed a human, energetic and creative working culture to create healthy, happy businesses. He is also the founder the charity Talk it Out He is an author, keynote speaker, an uber creative mind, amazing facilitator and all round good guy. We talk about the 4 key states of energy - physical, mental, emotional and spiritual - how each affect us and how you can be better in tune with each state. As they all matter, and they all help you understand where you are and what you can do to boost your mojo. You can can find more about Chris' business Upping Your Elvis via the website or their Linked In And go and have a look at http://www.talk-it-out.org/ - the charity Chris established to help with mental health. I highly recommend using the resources there to have a powerful walk and talk. Chris' book - Wake Up - is available from all good booksellers and of course Amazon  Wherever you are, please stay safe and well. And I hope your mojo continues to flow Richard x The Mojo Podcast  Hosted by executive coach Richard Stokes @mojorichard https://www.mojodevelopment.co.uk/ richard@mojodevelopment.co.uk #energy #purpose #mojo #4statesofenergy #physical #mental #emotional #spiritual #control #change #uppingyourelvis #chrisbarezbrown

Chris Baréz-Brown is a master of transformation. He is fascinated by people and what makes them tick. By teaching folk how to think differently, he makes their lives and businesses more technicolour in hue. The author of 4 books, Chris is an internationally acclaimed speaker and expert in the world of wellbeing and creative thinking. Chris's latest book Wake Up! Escaping a life on autopilot has brought positive mental wellbeing to people around the globe.

Chris Baréz-Brown shares high-impact approaches to boost your energy for more fulfilling workdays.— YOU'LL LEARN — 1) The surprising root of our energy problem. 2) The tiny change that massively boosts productivity. 3) A powerful way to lower stress and find clarity. Subscribe or visit AwesomeAtYourJob.com/epxxx for clickable versions of the links below. — ABOUT CHRIS — Author and global event speaker, Chris has over 25 year's experience in coaching, and counts multi-nationals such as ITV and Sky amongst the clients he's helped transform their business, from a personal level up. He has interviewed senior business leaders including Apple's Steve Wozniak and regularly coaches on leadership style at global events like Leadercast.Chris recently created a new social enterprise programmed called Talk It Out, which has been proven to help reduce stress levels and increase self-awareness.• Chris' book: How to Have Kick-Ass Ideas: Shake Up Your Business, Shake Up Your Life• Chris' site: Barez-Brown.com• Chris' program: TalkItOut.org• Chris' company: UppingYourElvis.com— RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THE SHOW — • Study: “Stanford study finds walking improves creativity”• Personality: Wim Hof• Personality: Nick Littlehales— THANK YOU SPONSORS! — • Babbel. Speak a new language with confidence with the top language learning app. Buy three months and get three free at babbel.com with promo code AWESOME2019.• Finance Pal. Streamline and manage all your accounting needs. Free trial available at FinancePal.com/awesomeSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Chris Baréz-Brown shares high-impact approaches to boost your energy for more fulfilling workdays.   You'll Learn: 1) The surprising root of our energy problem 2) The tiny change that massively boosts productivity 3) A powerful way to lower stress and find clarity   About Chris: Author and global event speaker, Chris has over 25 year’s experience in coaching, and counts multi-nationals such as ITV and Sky amongst the clients he's helped transform their business, from a personal level up. He has interviewed senior business leaders including Apple's Steve Wozniak and regularly coaches on leadership style at global events like Leadercast. Chris recently created a new social enterprise programmed called Talk It Out, which has been proven to help reduce stress levels and increase self-awareness. Chris’ book: How to Have Kick-Ass Ideas: Shake Up Your Business, Shake Up Your Life Chris’ site: Barez-Brown.com Chris’ program: TalkItOut.org Chris’ company: UppingYourElvis.com   Resources mentioned in the show: Study: “Stanford study finds walking improves creativity” Personality: Wim Hof Personality: Nick Littlehales   Thank you Sponsors! Babbel. Speak a new language with confidence with the top language learning app. Buy three months and get three free at babbel.com with promo code AWESOME2019. Finance Pal. Streamline and manage all your accounting needs. Free trial available at FinancePal.com/awesome    View transcript, show notes, and links at http://AwesomeAtYourJob.com/ep527 

Chris Baréz Brown Chris was recently described by The Guardian as a long haired twinkly eyed cross between Richard Branson and a wizard. It is this relaxed, entertaining, yet challenging style that instills in people the understanding of who they really are and what makes them jump out of bed every morning.When you learn how to reconnect with your inner genius, you have the skills to make good stuff happen. You will feel more confident, energised and alive. All in all, it delivers a shinier, happier version of you. More creative, productive and inspired.

Chris Baréz-Brown is the Founder of Upping Your Elvis, trainer, speaker, and author of such books as “Wake Up” and “Shine”. In his work, Chris helps people find and channel their energy by helping them understand what it is and how to increase it, and how to deploy it in a useful way. Chris works with diverse types of businesses to break down dysfunctions, and inefficiencies, to help bring more humanity into the workplace. Chris emphasises the importance of creating friendships at work, which builds trust and makes work more enjoyable. He also recently launched the social enterprise Talk it Out, which encourages people to achieve better well being. Tune in to get a better understanding of how to harness your own energy to create a more positive work and life experience. On today's podcast: Understand the creative genius inside yourself How to manage your energy How to stop sleepwalking through our working lives How to manage the feedback in your head and use it to stimulate positivity Talk It Out - a social enterprise having an impact on mental health Links: Chris Barez-Brown Upping Your Elvis Energy Experiments TEDxUtrecht Talk It Out

Wake up! Did you know that more than 80% of our waking time is spent on autopilot? Creativity and innovation guru Chris Baréz-Brown is here to help you break free from this trap. He’s helped brands like Nike, Coca-Cola and Sony unleash their creative potential, and now he’s bringing his magic to us with his new book, WAKE UP! On this episode, Chris will inspire you to escape autopilot and embrace a more conscious, creative and joyful life. 

In this great chat, we discuss every aspect of creativity from personal energy to organisational energy. From personal purpose to aligning the purpose of the organisation. We talk how our brains can be our enemy and our liberators. We touch on how we can enable our inner genius and once again be confident in being who we truly are. Chris is determined to inject energy and more humanity back into business and into life. You can find out more about Chris and his books here: https://uppingyourelvis.com/books The app is here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/wake-up!-app/id1147350401?ls=1&mt=8 The Ted Talk is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HfWX8OMlEc  

  If you could only use one word to describe 2017, it would have to be transformation. From politics to technology to the job market, there have been a lot changes this year. Here at the EntreLeadership Podcast headquarters, that’s incredible news. We LOVE change—especially when it comes to helping you transform yourself and your business. It’s like former British prime minister Winston Churchill once said, “To improve is to change, so to be perfect is to have changed often.” With that in mind, 2017 was a banner year. Our guests focused on helping you get better in many areas. To make the most of their sage advice, we’re closing out the year with clips from some of our favorite conversations. They were selected based on number of downloads and feedback from our listeners. We hope you enjoy them! Have a wonderful new year! Seth Godin—Change Your Mind, Change Your Life The Rundown: Marketing master Seth Godin returns to the podcast for an in-depth conversation on change, from why we avoid it to how you can make it the number one weapon in your arsenal. Top Takeaway: Change creates an environment where you are not an expert. So if you don’t like the feeling of incompetence, you’ll fight the feeling of change. Getting comfortable with the feeling of being incompetent is one of the most important things you can do.   Favorite Quote: “The only way to get better is to do things differently.” Chris Baréz-Brown—Escaping a Life on Autopilot The Rundown: It’s been estimated that 50% of our time awake is spent on autopilot, leading to a life of missed moments and even less enjoyment at home and at work. Chris Baréz-Brown is on a mission to help us escape that routine. The inspirational speaker, author and business beatnik joins us to share his tips on how to feel more conscious, joyful and inspired, and how to avoid missing what matters most. Top Takeaway: Want to break the cycle of running a hundred miles per hour all day—spending all of your time putting out fires? Take a walk with someone for 7.5 minutes and talk it up while they listen. It gives you better perspective, insight, ideas and the ability to think differently about the future. Favorite Quote: “You can’t be a good creative leader unless you are a conscious leader.” Jocko Willink—The Discipline Advantage The Rundown: A favorite of our listeners, retired Navy SEAL commander Jocko Willink returns to our Top 10 list for the second year in a row. Once upon a time, Willink traveled the world on military missions. These days, as a best-selling author and leadership coach, his work still takes him around the globe but to a much different battlefield. Jocko joins us to share his thoughts on developing leaders. Top Takeaway: If you want someone to step up into a leadership position, put them in one that’s slightly out of their comfort zone and watch them rise to the occasion. This idea doesn’t just work with your high-potential people; it works with your problem children who aren’t performing or have a negative attitude. Favorite Quote: “If you’re the easy button for your team, they’re going to get trained and conditioned to use that easy button. They are going to come to you for everything.” Jon Taffer—Rescue Your Business The Rundown: When it comes to a struggling business, we’ve heard pretty much every excuse in the book: a terrible economy, a bad location, an overcrowded marketplace. But Jon Taffer isn’t buying it. The no-holds-barred star of Spike TV’s hit show Bar Rescue explains why excuses are the common denominator of all failing businesses—and exactly how to kick them to the curb for good.   Top Takeaway: You don’t have to spend a fortune with traditional advertising to market your business. All it takes is organization, high standards, an engaged owner and some common sense. Favorite Quote: “Every failing business has a failing owner.” David Allen—Getting Strategic With Personal Productivity The Rundown: If “overwhelmed” seems like the best way to describe your day, listen in. Because the leading authority on personal organization, David Allen, joins us to discuss how to get things done. This best-selling author shares new insights on personal productivity and how you can become more effective, organized and focused, plus how you can plan projects like a pro. Top Takeaway: You need to get things off your mind so you are free to focus on what you want to focus on. Your head is for developing ideas, not for holding them. Give yourself time to stop and reflect on how you’re doing. Build in a thinking process. Take two hours a week to step back and check the inventory of what’s going on.   Favorite Quote: “Your head is a crappy office to hold ideas.” Chris Voss—Negotiating as if Your Life Depended on It The Rundown: Former FBI international hostage negotiator Chris Voss joins us to share effective tactics and strategies you can use to become more persuasive in both your professional and personal life and how to solve business communication challenges with these hostage-negotiation techniques. Top Takeaway: When negotiating, always use the “mirror technique.” Repeating the last three words someone said creates a connection and gives you permission to persuade. Favorite Quote: “You become the smartest person in the room when you start tapping into other people’s brains.” Bob Beaudine—The Power of Relationships The Rundown: Remember the days of going to local events, handing out cards, and hoping to grab some new business? Bob Beaudine believes this kind of networking is not viable anymore because you already know everyone you need to—and it starts with your friends. As CEO of Eastman & Beaudine, Bob manages the nation’s leading executive-search firm in sports/entertainment. Top Takeaway: Networking is not working for Americans any longer. Your most powerful network is created by simply by interacting with people in your daily life. Focus on doing business with your friends and the rest will take care of itself. Favorite Quote: “You already know everyone you need to know.” Ryan Holiday—Battling Ego The Rundown: Ego is an enemy we all face—wrecking careers, impeding learning, and running companies into the ground. Entrepreneur and best-selling author Ryan Holiday joins us to discuss how to keep your ego in check in this age of “It’s all about me.” This is a must-listen for anyone who wants to succeed. Top Takeaway:  History is made by individuals who fought their egos at every turn, who avoided the spotlight, and who put their higher goals above their desire for recognition. Favorite Quote: “Sometimes when everyone tells you you’re wrong, they’re wrong. But often when everyone says, ‘Hey that’s a really bad idea,’ they’re right and you should listen to them. Ego can make you lose the ability to discern good advice from bad advice.” Simon Sinek—The Number One Question for Success The Rundown: What’s the one question you need to ask that will propel you, your business and your team to greater heights? Leadership expert and best-selling author Simon Sinek stops by to give the answer, plus he shares lots of additional leadership and business tips. Top Takeaway: Your why has to be front and center. It’s the thing that inspires people. It’s the thing that will give them their marching orders on how to build the business. As soon as your team knows the why, they’ll instinctively know what decision to make. That’s called scale. Favorite Quote: “People rise to the occasion. Let them make decisions. Let them own it.” Mel Robbins—5 Seconds to a Better Life and Business The Rundown: What if you could become more confident, stop procrastinating, beat fear and uncertainty, story worrying, and feel happier? Mel Robbins says you can change in five seconds, and she’s sharing the tools you need to get started transforming your life.   Top Takeaway: You can do tricks to outsmart your mind. The moment you have an instinct you should do something but you start to hesitate or feel afraid, use the five-second rule. Start counting backwards 5-4-3-2-1 and then move.   Favorite Quote: “If you let your emotions kick in as someone is trying to undercut you, you’re not going to be powerful.” Donald Miller—How to Double Your Revenue The Rundown: Donald Miller, best-selling author and CEO of StoryBrand, knows your most powerful marketing tool has nothing to do with a big budget. The most effective marketing comes down to one simple thing: the right words. Top Takeaway: We intuitively know we have to simplify our message. People aren’t as smart as we are in our field of expertise. Most of us are talking over their heads. We have to speak to their actual needs. Favorite Quote: “The problem is you’re so smart that you have to get a dumb guy to look at your website.”  entreleadership.com/podcast EntreLeadership Digital Bundle Growing Customer Lifetime Value

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On this episode of "Making Elephants Fly," Terry sits down with Author, Innovator, and sought-after Speaker, Chris Baréz-Brown. Chris has been unleashing the creative potential of worldwide organizations, including Nike, Coca-Cola, Diageo, The Gates Foundation, Sony, and WPP. He is a master of metamorphosis — challenging and transforming businesses through embedding Creative Leadership as part of the DNA of the culture. He founded Upping Your Elvis in 2009 because he believed that everyone can shine more brightly. His personal passion is releasing human genius, and he is wholly committed to making this planet a shinier and more fulfilling place for everyone in it. Chris has written three best-selling books: "How To Have Kick-Ass Ideas" published by HarperCollins, "Shine. How to Survive and Thrive at Work," and "Free! Love your Work, Love your Life" both published by Penguin. Join Terry as he talks with Chris about how discovering your creative genius can change the world around you.    This episode is sponsored by http://www.luxillume.com/