Podcasts about collective potential

The World's #1 Personal Development Book Podcast!  Today's episode is sponsored by Ken Rusk, if you're ready to get UNSTUCK check out the links below: https://courses.kenrusk.com/ https://www.kenrusk.com/ ————————————————————————— In today's episode we have the pleasure to interview Andreas Phelps author of “The Sacred Practice of Integration” Andreas is the principal and founder of The Collective Potential, a catalyst for change at the organizational, project team, and individual level. He has worn many hats throughout his life,  being a structural engineer, forensic scientist, sustainable systems designer, researcher, human systems developer, general contractor, trainer, facilitator, socio-technical integrated systems thinker, listener, provocateur, storyteller, work therapist, scalability consultant, systems optimizer, learner, annoying question asker, and - when the pressure is right – sometimes a maker of “diamonds.”  Through his work, he strives to understand as much as I can about nature (inner and outer), the relationships between elements, and creative ways to manifest our collective potential. In this episode, you'll learn about how Andreas got into spirituality and what it has to do with day-to-day life, how in paradox we progress, how to lead change, how you already know what you need to, the importance of transcending the limits of who you thought you were and becoming something greater, why you need practices to create presence and not fighting reality, why you should have gratitude for everything (even the bad stuff), why ego may not be the enemy, and much more!  We had a great time talking with Andreas and he is an absolute wealth of knowledge for progressing every part of your life.  We hope enjoy this incredible conversation with Andreas Phelps To learn more about Andreas and buy his book follow the links below: The Book: https://a.co/d/2mQLgBW Website: https://www.thecollectivepotential.com/ https://www.sacredpracticeofintegration.com/ https://www.instagram.com/thecollectivepotential/ Chapters: 00:00 Exploring True Original Nature 02:51 The Paradox of Life and Growth 05:58 Characters That Resonate: Personal Reflections 08:49 The Journey from Engineering to Spirituality 12:10 Transformational Change: Leading by Example 14:51 Practices for Personal Growth and Awareness 18:11 Connecting with Something Greater 20:56 Understanding Ego: A Dual Perspective 24:09 Living Up to Our Potential 26:58 The Concept of Higher Truths 29:49 Final Thoughts and Advice ________________________________________________ Join the world's largest non-fiction Book community! https://www.instagram.com/bookthinkers/ The purpose of this podcast is to connect you, the listener, with new books, new mentors, and new resources that will help you achieve more and live better. Each and every episode will feature one of the world's top authors so that you know each and every time you tune-in, there is something valuable to learn. If you have any recommendations for guests, please DM them to us on Instagram. (www.instagram.com/bookthinkers) If you enjoyed this show, please consider leaving a review. It takes less than 60-seconds of your time, and really makes a difference when I am trying to land new guests. For more BookThinkers content, check out our Instagram or our website. Thank you for your time!

Brian Windhorst is joined by ESPN's Andrew Lopez and Ohm Youngmisuk to break down where the Clippers go from here after losing Paul George, how the Pelicans can get a center & how best to fill out their roster going forward, how the Nuggets can replace Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, if Russ fits in Denver, if Chris Paul makes the Spurs a playoff team and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Part 3 -- There is a world beyond the physical. Imagine you no longer have to believe, but you can know that there is more than what meets the eyes. The worlds beyond the “physical” can be interacted with in a useful and meaningful manner. Think Minority Report. Introducing the legendary scientist and lieutenant colonel Dr. David Morehouse and UPGRD® founder William Lam which joint developed UPGRD® Omniscience. Its core is built on the infamous remote viewing protocol developed to transcend space and time. For the first time in history, combined with special accelerants created by UPGRD® which allows participants master these skills that undeniable reveals the true nature of human potential. If you are interested in jumping into UPGRD® OMNISCIENCE, now is the time to take advantage of this special promotion. Click here to learn more and help us learn more about you too: ⁠https://join.upgrd.com/deposit-lv5⁠ Chapters 00:00 Introduction 01:43 Mysterious Expedition to Chaco Canyon 18:05 Mysterious Lights and Eerie Encounters in Chaco Canyon 42:57 Exploring Historical Timelines Using Remote Viewing 45:42 AI's Potential to Read Thoughts and Produce Images 51:43 The Importance of Mastering the Mind Before Using Psychedelics 53:59 Unlocking the Collective Potential of Remote Viewing Congratulations -- You've found your next UPGRD®. Thank you for listening to GODMODE™: Win or Win Bigger

As we look back on 5. years together, we also look forward to the future God has called us to build. We can accomplish more collectively than we ever could individually.

In this engaging interview, Katherine Druckman and Jono Bacon delve into the world of open source community building. They discuss the importance of bridging gaps, valuing non-code contributions, and pushing the boundaries of collective potential. Jono shares success stories from Blender, opensource.com, and the CNCF, while also highlighting the need for better collaboration and breaking biases within the open source community. With a touch of humor and a glimpse into pop culture, this conversation leaves you inspired and excited about the future of open source. Resources: The Importance of Community, Jono Bacon, Community Leadership Core Guest: Jono Bacon is a leading community and collaboration speaker, author, and podcaster. He is the founder of Jono Bacon Consulting which provides community strategy/execution, workflow, and other services. He previously served as director of community at GitHub, Canonical, XPRIZE, and OpenAdvantage. His clients include Huawei, GitLab, Microsoft, Intel, Google, Sony Mobile, Deutsche Bank, Santander, HackerOne, Mattermost, SAP, FINOS Foundation, The Executive Center, data.world, Creative Commons, and others. He is the author of ‘People Powered: How communities can supercharge your business, brand, and teams' and The Art of Community, a columnist for Forbes and opensource.com, founder of the Community Leadership Summit, founder of Conversations With Bacon, and co-founder of Bad Voltage. He is an advisor to AlienVault, Moltin, data.world, Mycroft, Open Networking Foundation, and Open Cloud Consortium.

Brian Windhorst is joined by ESPN's Bobby Marks and Ohm Youngmisuk to break down what you need to know about the NBA's ‘Players Participation Policy' including what teams it might impact the most this season before talking the Clippers' extension talks with their stars. Then, we discuss the reports that the Rockets are looking to trade Kevin Porter Jr. following his arrest on felony assault and strangulation charges in Manhattan on Monday. Plus, reaction to Ohm's interview with Draymond Green. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode of the Supply Chain Podcast explores:Overcoming the challenge of improving productivity and what's at the center of it (01:23) Defining individual potential in supply chain organizations (03:54)Unlocking community potential in supply chain organizations (07:08)Technology's role in unlocking the collective potential of supply chains (10:16)Actionable advice for unlocking the individual, community and technological potential of supply chains (15:00)Host Thomas O'Connor and Caroline Chumakov discuss the keynote for Gartner's 2023 Supply Chain Symposium: Unlocking the Collective Potential of Supply Chain. They explore the highly complex operating environment CSCOs find themselves in, and the thorny challenge at its heart: the lowest labor-force productivity in decades. Caroline defines the productivity problem and explains how CSCOs contribute to it with an overt focus on technology over people. Caroline then delivers recommendations for how CSCOs can adapt their organizations to unlock greater collective and holistic productivity from both their people and technology.

Watch on Youtube.Dr. Andreas Phelps is an original thinker of the first order.  He has a phd in Construction Management from Penn State University and is the CEO of the Collective Potential.  He lives with his talented wife and two incredible kids off the grid in a tiny house in the Bay Area.  His Tiny House Presentation at the 2021 LCI Congress was so popular he was brought back to this year's Congress to keynote the opening of the Congress, speaking on intentionality and leadership.  Join us as we discuss living an intentional life that is intentionally lean.

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Danh Trang is the Chief Business & Technology Officer of Breathe For Change. But we don't talk about any of that. Instead, Danh talks about all of the other parts that make him a complete human: individual & collective potential, not being afraid to ask for help, when to let go of your ego, and more. Expert psychologist, Dr. Ilana Nankin, specializing in curriculum and instruction, also calls in to talk about the science behind why we usually de-prioritize getting present, and default to a multitasking non-stop mindset, which we've seen frequently leads to physical and mental burnout. [ Visual experience, transcripts, and more ] https://www.talkhumantome.com/episodes/danh-trang (talkhumantome.com/episodes/danh-trang) [ Learn more about the show here ] https://www.talkhumantome.com/trailer (talkhumantome.com/trailer) [ Stuff Danh Trang & Dr. Ilana Nankin work on ] https://www.danhtrang.com/ (danhtrang.com) https://www.breatheforchange.com/ (breatheforchange.com) [ Discover all of the projects our guests and visiting experts care about ] https://www.talkhumantome.com/discover (talkhumantome.com/discover) [ The people behind the show ] http://www.talkhumantome.com/squad (talkhumantome.com/squad) [ This Episode's Sponsors ] Mowri Audio: http://www.mescamilla.com/ (mescamilla.com) The Abstract: http://theabstract.work/ (theabstract.work) [ Follow Us On IG ] https://www.instagram.com/talkhumantome/ (@talkhumantome) #presspause

Check in to this weeks episode of H R U?Our guest this week is Emeli Paulo, the founder of Collective Potential; a wellbeing social enterprise.Join Marty and Emeli as they discuss the trials and tribulations of love, loneliness, lust and navigating the dating scene.

Ben Tauber is the former CEO of Esalen Institute and a Founding Partner at Velocity Group (executive coaching firm for startup founders and Fortune 500 execs). His frameworks for mentorship and facilitation allow pioneers across domains to fulfill their individual human potential, and to connect to accelerate the collective potential movement.   We talked about… +His entrepreneurial background and the science of addiction +The cost of existential stress +His awakening moment and spiritual journey +Emotions are physical sensations in the body: anger, fear, FOMO +His mental model of belief system +How to manage with compassion +And much more  

Our guest for this week is Emeli Paulo, purpose coach, wellbeing activist and founder of Collective Potential.In the last 20 years, Emeli has been working hard on helping people unleash their full potential. She has developed unique internal processes in order to unmask the best version of herself and she will teach you how to apply them to your situation as well. Emeli founded Collective Potential and their main goal is preventative mental health. Her organization allows people to discover their agency and provides them with a supportive community.Her work has been supported by spiritual and business icons such as Oprah Winfrey, Sir Richard Branson, Russell Brand, and Dalai Lama! They have encouraged her and gave her the confidence to create Australia's first united wellbeing movement. Throughout her career, Emeli had the opportunity to work with around 300 000 clients, helping them discover their purpose in life. She was also involved in the organization of over 10 000 workshops, seminars and special events where she had an opportunity to address people directly and across the globe. On her long list of specialties, we can find skills such as professional speaking, presentation skills facilitation skills, team building, culture change and transformation, leadership development.Connect with Emeli:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/collectivepotentialLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emeli-paulo-491a3a13/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/collectivepotential/Website: http://www.collectivepotential.com.auEmeli’s Story of Inspired EvolutionThe event that inspired Emeli to become what she is today was so dramatic that it sounds like something taken from a plot of a Hollywood movie. She was unsuspectingly standing on the street corner when she saw a young woman throw herself in front of a moving car. Luckily, the driver somehow managed to hit the breaks just in time. As Emeli approached her to provide comfort and attempt to calm her down, she learned that the young woman in the street was actually a victim of domestic abuse. She has been driven to the end of her rope, with no one to turn too. Emeli empathized with this woman’s story and she provided her with support when the health and justice system would not. She gave her a place to stay and was there for her in her time of need.As years went by the woman was able to get her life on track and she is confident Emeli played a crucial role in her recovery. From this experience, Emeli discovered her calling and went into the business of purpose coaching with a strong focus on preventative mental health.Emeli is no stranger to adversity. She had lost both of her parents in her youth and sought comfort in the use of drugs. But recreational use slowly but surely masked the problem of addiction she was struggling with.“I had some major addictions in my life… It’s taken me years to pull myself out of the addictions that I’ve had around drug taking and alcoholism.” - Emeli PauloShe was in a bad place but someone saw potential and put their trust in her the way she will go on to do for many. Jim Stynes was a famous AFL footballer and he was the first and only non-Australian-born player to win the Brownlow Medal. After his career in sports, he made his way into philanthropy by co-founding The Reach Foundation which is a youth not-for-profit organization. It was also the place where Emeli developed her skills as an experiential facilitator trainer.Jim Stynes passed away after a struggle with cancer and his death hit Emeli hard along with the rest of the team. However, she knew it was up to her to continue his work and give support to those who need it most.“When he passed away, I knew that I had to continue his work and his legacy to young people.” - Emeli PauloIn her eventful career, she has worked with hundreds of thousands of people but she has also inspired a whole movement of those who are willing to make a difference and help others the same way she is and has been.“I’ve trained over 2000 facilitators in experiential and some people are innate in it and others say I can’t do what you’re doing but you can train into that space.” - Emeli PauloThe Value of Preventative Mental Health“We have an epidemic and I really believe that I can speak the truth to the powers at be after a recent experience that I’ve had because I just think that what you’re doing with Inspired Evolution is saving lives.” - Emeli PauloThis powerful testimonial that Emeli has made about Inspired Evolution is both humbling but also speaking to the point of the alignment in our goals. Collective potential deals in preventative mental health in many different ways and Emeli provides us with insight into the international work she has performed over the years. By helping people find their “why” and discover their true purpose while providing them with the tools and empowering them to strive towards it, Emeli has managed to create a wave of wellbeing both domestically and internationally. The positive effects can’t be statistically represented in a way that would do justice to the work she’s doing.“You can’t know, you can not measure the preventative mental health.” - Emeli PauloEmeli’s Message of Inspired EvolutionTalking to Emeli was such a blessing and the work that she’s done over the years is a massive inspiration. It’s especially lovely how her warmth and kindness are being communicated with ease and when you combine that with her ability to build the momentum around her ideas you can’t be surprised by the huge amount of success she’s had. In the fight for preserving our mental health, she is on the front lines battling each day and bringing in amazing victories. She is very empowered, seeking to empower others and that is reflected in her message of Inspired Evolution:“You have the power to choose how you want your future to be.” - Emeli Paulo See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Em shares her challenges being an ambitious female within a male dominated work environment.  She also draws Jeremy out about a recent social interaction with man who was behaving ignorantly with a racist remark toward his girlfriend, Michelle, who also shares how it affected her. Em Paulo is a vibrant, empowered, giver, who deeply cares about people awakening to their full potential.  She is a master facilitator of human spirit, a social change leader and the CEO of Collective Potential. This conversation is in support of the UN's HeForShe campaign. 

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Emeli Paulo is a creative, but in different way to anyone else I’ve spoken to for The Naked Creative so far. She is the founder of Collective Potential – a social enterprise intent on creating change for individuals - and the world. Emily Paulo uses creativity as a tool to facilitate expression, exploration and breakthrough. This podcast was recorded before she launched the wildly successful ‘Collective Potential Podcast’, which has topped iTunes charts and not only shared the ideas of many dynamic disrupters within the personal development, wellness and spirituality fields, but also  given Emeli a platform to boldly shareso much of herself. In a recent podcast she broadcast a late night admission of grief that she had recorded while questioning her own self worth while home alone on a Saturday night. Like the name of one of her workshops suggests, she is Raw. She is bold and brave and unapologetically real - and in her workshops she creates a space for others to do the same. In a lot of ways, she is the reason I am here talking to you now, it was her ’30 days of real’ podcast challenge that threw down the gauntlet for me to do the same. That led me to my daily midday video blog which in turn led me to formalise my exploration of creativity through this very channel. It seemed only right then, to sit down and examine the process and practice of Emeli Paulo.