Podcast appearances and mentions of chris stemp

Mike "C-Roc" welcomes Chris Stemp—certified coach, leadership and development expert, and host of the globally recognized Smart People Podcast with over 20 million downloads. Chris, who currently leads learning and leadership development at Nestlé, shares his journey from growing up in Maryland and Virginia to becoming a sought-after expert in personal and professional growth. They dive into the power of mindset, taking full ownership of your life, and lessons from The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People—which Chris taught for years at Franklin Covey. Plus, hear about his experience navigating career shifts, the influence of AOL on his ambitions, and why a zest for life fuels his success. If you're looking for motivation, leadership insights, and a fresh perspective on growth, this is an episode you won't want to miss! Website-https://www.smartpeoplepodcast.com/ Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/smartpeoplepodcast/

 How can you escape the nine to five, unlock your golden handcuffs, and find work you enjoy... without losing your financial freedom? In today's episode, you're going to hear from Chris Stemp, about how to quit a well paying job. He was a financial analyst at a fortune 500 company, before having a panic attack at work, quitting, and becoming an entrepreneur and podcaster. He's a perfect person to hear from, because he's been in your shoes. If you think you're earning too good money to quit, Chris is your inspiration to do it anyway–earning the kind of money most people in their early twenties could only dream of. You'll learn:Why you should be kind to yourself when you realise you might've made the wrong career choice.Why you should do it incrementally.What he means by creating space.-If you're enjoying this podcast, don't forget to follow us on your favourite app.-Join the Escape the nine to five MOVEMENT: https://www.facebook.com/groups/etntf -To contact Steve directly, visit: https://www.nextstepcareers.nz/ Or email: steve@nextstepcareers.nz Or check out his socials: https://www.instagram.com/steveoehley/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/steve-oehley/ -Topics:Career CoachCareer AdviceCareer GuidanceCareer TransitionCareer ChangeAuckland Wellington Christchurch New Zealand

While we prepare for the launch of What Could Go Right's fifth season this fall, we wanted to share another show we think listeners will enjoy – Smart People Podcast. Smart People Podcast is a biweekly interview show from our friend's at Glassbox Media. It features today's most well respected thought leaders and the host, Chris Stemp, and his co-host/producer Jon Rojas, utilize their insatiable curiosity and relatable charm to provoke their guests into giving the interview of a lifetime. In this episode, they speak with Dr. Marc Schulz about what we can learn from the world's longest scientific study of happiness and what actually makes people happy. Dr Schulz is the associate director of the Harvard Study of Adult Development and the Sue Kardas PhD 1971 Chair in Psychology at Bryn Mawr College. He also directs the Data Science Program and previously chaired the psychology department and Clinical Developmental Psychology PhD program at Bryn Mawr. Find more episodes of Smart People Podcast at https://www.smartpeoplepodcast.com/

Have you ever been criticized for the way you speak? If you have, you're not alone. As human beings, our need to communicate is inherent, but linguistic standards are often indoctrinated in us early on, leading to a perception of slang and informal language as being incorrect. In our latest episode, we explore the true nature of language and its function beyond correctness. We discuss how language is an accident of socio-historical-political factors and how there is nothing intrinsically wrong with slang or informal language. In fact, they serve a purpose, and embracing them can lead to better communication and connections. We also delve into the evolution of language and how words and phrases that were once considered poor speech are now an integral part of standard English. Moreover, we explore how social forces and invasions have led to massive shifts in language, such as the Vikings being responsible for introducing Old Norse words like "window" and "sister" into the English language. Chris Stemp is joined by linguistic expert Valerie Fridland to discuss her new book, Like, Literally, Dude: Arguing for the Good in Bad English, which takes a scientific approach to language and challenges the misconceptions associated with slang and speech features. Join us now as we explore our relationship with language and the nuanced ways in which it affects our interactions. Don't forget to check out Valerie's website at valeriefridland.com and her monthly blog on Language in the Wild. Topics Discussed: Language as a socio-political accident The evolution of slang and speech features The usefulness and function of common phrases like 'like' The changing perception of speech throughout history The role of social forces in language change The impact of social influencers on language The role of children in language change The importance of efficient communication and reducing redundancy in language The challenges of linguistic accommodation Dr. Fridland's book, Like, Literally, Dude: Arguing for the Good in Bad English Support the Show - Become a Patron! Help us grow and become a Patron today: https://www.patreon.com/smartpeoplepodcast Sponsors: Notion - For a limited time, try Notion AI for free when you go to Notion.com/smart BetterHelp - This episode is brought to you by BetterHelp. Visit BetterHelp.com/smart today to get 10% off your first month. LinkedIn - Right now, you can try LinkedIn Sales Navigator and get a sixty-day free trial at linkedin.com/smartpeople. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

So you're looking and to leave your nine to five job, right? You want to do something else. But, you're probably wondering: "Where do I even start?" You're here because you're not satisfied in your current nine to five job. How can you escape the nine to five and find work you enjoy doing without losing your financial freedom? >> OUR GUEST THIS EPISODE: in today's pilot episode, you'll hear from Chris Stemp about how to quit a well paying job. He was a financial analyst at a fortune 500 company before having a panic attack at work quitting and becoming an entrepreneur and podcaster. If you think you're earning too good money to quit, Chris is your inspiration to do it anyway. Earning the kind of money most people in their early twenties could only dream of. He took the leap when a panic attack helped him realize he was miserable in his job. His podcast: www.smartpeoplepodcast.com >> WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: Why you should be kind to yourself when you realize you've made the wrong career choice Why you should do it incrementally What Chris means by "creating space." Every episode, Steve will give you a challenge to help you on your own journey out of the nine to five. This isn't just another motivational podcast. We're going to help you escape the nine to five in an achievable way. >> TAKE HOME CHALLENGE: CREATE SPACE. Three options 1. Take a break. But this time don't go on holiday. Take AT LEAST a week off, if not a month to reset. Sleep lots, eat well, do stuff you enjoy (avoid alcohol), exercise daily. Meditate daily. Allow at least an hour a day to go on a long walk by yourself and allow thoughts to come up. 2. If you literally cannot feed yourself if you take time off work, reduce your hours. You are not going to be able to make change without reducing energy spent doing what you're currently doing and focussing your energy on making change. 3. If you are extremely stressed in your job and/or miserable, consider quitting. This is the worst case scenario. Research shows our focus narrows when we're stressed. You are not going to make the best decisions with your future if you stay in a job like this. Whatever option you choose, the key here is creating space. Don't overthink it. At this stage it is about allowing time to reset. We'll get to the details later. >> JOIN OUR COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/groups/escapetheninetofivepod Podcast genre: career change, career transition, work life balance, great resignation.   Podcast also known as: escape the 9 to 5

KJ and Chris Stemp discuss a WILD Elimination Chamber 2022 show! New champions, WrestleMania implications, and a LOT of laughter!   ENJOY!   Follow Chris Stemp:   @bitr8   Follow KJ: KJ Twitter KJ Instagram KJ Facebook   Follow Roped In: Roped In Twitter Roped In Instagram

KJ and Chris Stemp discuss a WILD Elimination Chamber 2021 show! New champions, WrestleMania implications, and a Pointing Pyro! A LOT of laughter, and a lot of fantasy booking!   ENJOY!   Follow Chris Stemp:   @bitr8   Follow KJ: KJ Twitter KJ Instagram KJ Facebook   Follow Roped In: Roped In Twitter Roped In Instagram

KJ is joined by one of his really good friends, Chris Stemp to review the longest wrestling show in the world, AEW ALL OUT 2020. KJ and Chris run through the card, discussing the highs and lows of the pay-per-view (not just Matt Sydal).   ENJOY!   Follow Chris Stemp:   @bitr8   Follow KJ: KJ Twitter KJ Instagram KJ Facebook   Follow Roped In: Roped In Twitter Roped In Instagram

The host of the wildly popular Smart People podcast, Chris Stemp, joins Patrick in the lab to discuss having a panic attack at work, taking his career in a completely different direction, and the importance of understanding what motivates you.  Patrick's discussion with Chris reveals that Chris not only talks to to smart people on his podcast, but that Chris is pretty darn smart himself.  Learn more about Chris at www.smartpeoplepodcast.com.   Thanks to Romario for the new podcast music. Find out more about Romario at @RomarioBurrell or www.romariomusic.com.

KJ brings on one of his funniest friends to review WWE Backlash 2020. The boys get into all the details, the breakdown of the matches, and fantasy book where it goes from here. Be prepared for a bundle of laughs!   ENJOY!   Follow Chris Stemp:   @bitr8dj (Twitter)   @bitr8 (Instagram)   Follow KJ: KJ Twitter KJ Instagram KJ Facebook   Follow Roped In: Roped In Twitter Roped In Instagram

The Smart People Podcast features interesting conversations with, you guessed it, smart people from all walks of life. But the origin for the show comes in one of the host's decision to leave his job and do improv comedy. In conversation with Mike Lewis, Chris Stemp and John Rojas explain what led them to leave their careers and start the podcast, and how others can learn from their jump. Visit When To Jump. Buy the When To Jump book here. Listen to the Smart People Podcast. --- This week's episode is sponsored by BestSelf (bestself.co/WHENTOJUMP), Weebly (weebly.com/JUMP), and Flava Naturals.

There has never been a better time for associations to launch a podcast – the medium is surging in popularity with more than 67 million monthly listeners. Host JP Moery welcomes to the Association Playbook his good friend and podcast consultant, Chris Stemp – host of the Smart People Podcast. Together they lay out the pros of launching a podcast and break down the steps to get one off the ground. The Moery Company is offering a podcasting implementation service for associations this year – so take a listen and connect with JP at jp@moerycompany.com to learn more.  

Chris Stemp and Jon Rojas are the hosts of Smart People Podcast. In this episode we talk about staying true to your core and doing what makes you money AND makes you happy. They both share their journey of leaving jobs that were "comfortable" to pursue doing things they were passionate about and give great pieces of advice on how others can do the same. Show notes: FMPodcast.com/episode13