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This is What you Doing Episode 1 premiering September 14th 2020 - In the first episode of the podcast, I talk to a great friend of mine, Scott; we discuss how life has changed since the pandemic and focus on the positive changes in our lives since 2020. Huge should out to Scott, and I hope you enjoy our conversation...... Show Notes: RedWall - abby https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redwall Steve TheDUN - https://dunmagazine.com/posts/fishing-in-a-pandemic Intro Music Credit: https://rebrand.ly/5tjjh6y-applemusic or https://rebrand.ly/njn20ym-Spotify - Huge shout-out for this amazing music, do check his work out. I highly recommend it --------Where you can Find Me-------- andy@andymorse.com https://medium.com/@andy_morse www.twitter.com/ajmorse --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/what-you-doin/support

The Future of Doing Episode #6: Multi-disciplinary Collaboration This week, our guest hosts look into the nature of Collaboration and the many ways it shapes leadership dynamics. Meet the Experts is delighted to present a special podcast series called ‘The Future of Doing’ presented by Tracy Brown and Barry Mowszowski, two Experience Strategists who have led design, strategy, technology and creative teams around the world. What needs to be done by the brands of the future to attract and retain the right creative talent to innovate, survive and thrive? Across six episodes, our guest-hosts present their findings on the future of meaningful work environments and experiences. To create this study, Tracy and Barry ran a series of interviews and surveys with a diverse sample of global creatives including designers, tech strategists and creatives to uncover the unique perspectives and needs of creative teams of the future. Based on an insight research and the success of this podcast series, the Future of Doing evolved into a four-day workshop that aims to rethink the key pillars of employee experience, as well as co-design a future workplace for creative makers. Join the movement that will take place in select cities across the globe. Find out more information and/or register your interest at www.berlin-school.com/futureofdoing

The Future of Doing Episode #5: The Work Environment This week, our guest hosts look at how the physical work environment and the evolution of remote work impacts creative minds. Meet the Experts is delighted to present a special podcast series called ‘The Future of Doing’ presented by Tracy Brown and Barry Mowszowski, two Experience Strategists who have led design, strategy, technology and creative teams around the world. What needs to be done by the brands of the future to attract and retain the right creative talent to innovate, survive and thrive? Across six episodes, our guest-hosts present their findings on the future of meaningful work environments and experiences. To create this study, Tracy and Barry ran a series of interviews and surveys with a diverse sample of global creatives including designers, tech strategists and creatives to uncover the unique perspectives and needs of creative teams of the future. Based on an insight research and the success of this podcast series, the Future of Doing evolved into a four-day workshop that aims to rethink the key pillars of employee experience, as well as co-design a future workplace for creative makers. Join the movement that will take place in select cities across the globe. Find out more information and/or register your interest at www.berlin-school.com/futureofdoing

The Future of Doing Episode #4: How Creative Services are Sold This week, our guest hosts look into whether organizations are willing to put their money where their mouth is when they engage creative partners. Meet the Experts is delighted to present a special podcast series called ‘The Future of Doing’ presented by Tracy Brown and Barry Mowszowski, two Experience Strategists who have led design, strategy, technology and creative teams around the world. What needs to be done by the brands of the future to attract and retain the right creative talent to innovate, survive and thrive? Across six episodes, our guest-hosts present their findings on the future of meaningful work environments and experiences. To create this study, Tracy and Barry ran a series of interviews and surveys with a diverse sample of global creatives including designers, tech strategists and creatives to uncover the unique perspectives and needs of creative teams of the future. Based on an insight research and the success of this podcast series, the Future of Doing evolved into a four-day workshop that aims to rethink the key pillars of employee experience, as well as co-design a future workplace for creative makers. Join the movement that will take place in select cities across the globe. Find out more information and/or register your interest at www.berlin-school.com/futureofdoing

The Future of Doing Episode #3: How to Inspire Great Ideas This week, our guest hosts look into how companies can create better environments to inspire ideas by asking participants to explore what motivates them to collaborate and find innovative solutions. Meet the Experts is delighted to present a special podcast series called ‘The Future of Doing’ presented by Tracy Brown and Barry Mowszowski, two Experience Strategists who have led design, strategy, technology and creatie teams around the world. What needs to be done by the brands of the future to attract and retain the right creative talent to innovate, survive and thrive? Across six episodes, our guest-hosts present their findings on the future of meaningful work environments and experiences. To create this study, Tracy and Barry ran a series of interviews and surveys with a diverse sample of global creatives including designers, tech strategists and creatives to uncover the unique perspectives and needs of creative teams of the future. Based on an insight research and the success of this podcast series, the Future of Doing evolved into a four-day workshop that aims to rethink the key pillars of employee experience, as well as co-design a future workplace for creative makers. Join the movement that will take place in select cities across the globe. Find out more information and/or register your interest at www.berlin-school.com/futureofdoing

The Future of Doing Episode #2: How to Make Talent Feel Valued This week we explore the question: How do companies remunerate and reward talent to keep them engaged and motivated? We also explore diversity and the commercial value of creative talent. Meet the Experts is delighted to present a special podcast series called ‘The Future of Doing’ presented by Tracy Brown and Barry Mowszowski, two Experience Strategists who have led design, strategy, technology and create teams around the world. What needs to be done by the brands of the future to attract and retain the right creative talent to innovate, survive and thrive? Across six episodes, our guest-hosts present their findings on the future of meaningful work environments and experiences. To create this study, Tracy and Barry ran a series of interviews and surveys with a diverse sample of global creatives including designers, tech strategists and creatives to uncover the unique perspectives and needs of creative teams of the future. Based on an insight research and the success of this podcast series, the Future of Doing evolved into a four-day workshop that aims to rethink the key pillars of employee experience, as well as co-design a future workplace for creative makers. Join the movement that will take place in select cities across the globe. Find out more information and/or register your interest at www.berlin-school.com/futureofdoing

Erik Fisher shares tips and tricks to optimize your productivity without going crazy.   You'll Learn: Tricks to reduce your smartphone dependency The small habits that create big results Why it’s okay to not get things done   About Erik: Erik is a Productivity Author, Podcaster, Speaker, and Coach. He talks with real people who practically implement productivity strategies in their professional and personal lives. You’ll be refreshed and inspired after hearing how others fail and succeed at daily productivity and continue to lead successful and meaningful lives.   Erik’s Podcast: BeyondTheToDoList.com Beyond the To-Do List Podcast Episodes: Episode 251 – Habits: James Clear on the Power of Habits, Building Good Habits, and Breaking Bad Ones Episode 259 – Focus: Cal Newport on Digital Technology, Distraction, and Focus Episode 267 – The Meaning of Productivity: Mike Sturm on Being, Thinking, and Doing Episode 268 – Focus: Michael Hyatt on Achieving the Freedom to Focus and Eliminating Distractions Through Digital Minimalism Episode 277 – Focus: Jaime Masters on Focus, Flow, Time Tracking, and Nootropics   Resources mentioned in the show: Tool: Focus At Will Tool: Brain.fm Tool: Otter.ai Tool: Examine.com Tool: Star Trek TNG Ambient Engine Noise Product: Alpha BRAIN Book: “Digital Minimalism” by Cal Newport Book: “Atomic Habits” by James Clear Previous episode: 199: Supercharging Your Productivity with Erik Fisher Thank you Sponsors! iDashboards: Create gorgeously useful data visualizations with iDashboards.com/awesome

HSWC Sermon - Thinking and Doing - Episode 14 - 2018 Apr 8th, 2018 HighStreet Worship Center is a church in Burlington, New Jersey   In this Episode, Pastor Paul Spuler continues his teaching from the book of Philippians.  For any additional Information, please come visit us at www.hswc.us Date: 4/15/2018

Welcome to Notes on Doing Episode 024, a roundtable “On Magic.” Something that I’ve noticed as we’re almost a quarter of the way through Notes on Doing (the goal has been to get 100 interviews down) — is that many of the people that I’ve interviewed mention “magic” somewhere in their interviews — the magic of loving what you do, the magic of realizing and being who you are… the magic of applying your skills and toolsets towards a greater good. It got me thinking — what about doing is magical? How do you create and harness magic in order to do what you love? What is magic?! So, I invited four of our past interviewees to chat about magic. They are: Austance Caroline, Episode 007 David Perlick-Molinari, Episode 014  Conrad Clifton, Episode 016 Deidre Muro, Episode 23 Full disclosure, these interviewees and doers are also married couples too which is pretty fun— David and Deidre, Austi and Conrad. Three out of four of them have careers in music. Everyone lives in Brooklyn. Everyone loves what they do and… We all believe in magic. Notes on Doing is a series of conversations with people who love what they do. www.notesondoing.com