Podcast appearances and mentions of ed andrew

In this episode, we discuss where our money is going. This includes what we spend money on and what we can cut back on. We read out our credit card and bank statements to show you just how much we're frittering away (and how much you might be too. This should be useful for property investors who are struggling with cashflow and need to find quick ways to cut back. YouTube clip from Saturday Night Live

In this episode, we discuss what Ed and Andrew want from Santa in 2024. This includes what we'd really like to see happen in the property market. We also mention our new quiz and calculator to help you find out ⁠⁠Can I afford an investment property in 2024?⁠

Ed Andrew talks to Jeff Lerner, founder of the leading entrepreneurial academy ENTRE Institute, a $50m+ business which has helped over 300,000 business owners. Discussing, how freedom is now his currency, how he failed 11 times before success, how mental freedom is more important than money and where our education system is failing entrepreneurs before they start. From broke jazz musician to award-winning entrepreneur… Jeff Lerner's story and teachings have inspired millions to get control of their future and reshape their life. After a decade of building 3 businesses to over 8 figures and landing multiple times on the INC5000, Jeff turned his focus to building the world's first global education platform forentrepreneurs. In 2019 he founded ENTRE, now one of the fastest growing education platforms in the world,with over 300,000 “ENTREpreneurs”. Entre is the world's first “whole life transformation” platform which combines

Humans will be extinct within 1,000 years. Ed Andrew talks to acclaimed neuroscientist and environmental activist Professor George Paxinos about how the future of our planet is in our hands though we are unlikely to do anything about it due to human evolution. He believes that the anatomy of our brain will prevent us from making the radical choices we need to preserve humanity. George was the first person to map the human mind and has over 50 published books. Though today he has just written his first novel A River Divided based on his knowledge of neuroscience, human evolution and eco-activism. He prefers to call himself an environmental activist rather than scientist as this is where his passion lies. We take a deep dive into the human mind, its never ending narrative and how only our relation to our personal environment can change our behaviour. 

This new episode of Unlock Your Potential features Ed Andrew, an entrepreneur, accomplished attorney, and a high-performance business coach with an impressive track record of having positively influenced the lives of over 20,000 individuals. At the beginning of the episode, we explore what it truly means to be an entrepreneur, the spectrum of challenges it presents, and the boundless opportunities that await those who dare taking the leap. About halfway through the episode, we talk about a question that may haunt entrepreneurs: "Why isn't my business working?" The answer will surprise you, and it has nothing to do with your business or the market. Near the end of the episode, we focus on the connection between your success and the intricate workings of your central nervous system. Additionally, we dive deep into entrepreneurship programs, unveiling the reasons behind their occasional failures. I hope you have enjoyed this episode, which has a lot of valuable information for all aspiring entrepreneurs and those who have already jumped into this great journey. Discover Your Success Path TODAY!

In this episode, we discuss a recent column written by Mary Holm for the New Zealand Herald. This column discusses whether a potential property investor in Auckland should buy an investment property (or not). We go through Mary's column line by line to show whether we agree with her advice or not. Ultimately this is to show the differences between New Zealand financial commentators, including their points of agreement and disagreement. We also mention that you can read Opes Partners Disclosure statement, which goes through the important information about how Opes Partners operates.

https://www.edandrew.com/ About Ed Andrew Every single individual has patterns and behaviour that hold them back. Ed Andrew, podcaster, author and international coach, is here to guide you in your new journey, Ed has helped over 19,000 people in 40 countries transform their business, work and life, and coaching through their transformation for greater fulfilment, wealth and profit reaching their peak potential and living on purpose. As a successful entrepreneur Ed has built 4 different companies on 3 continents and grown to 8 figure revenue. Through expert advice and proactive coaching, you'll soon be exploring new paths and thriving in a way that you have always wanted. If you are committed to investing in yourself then Book a free discovery call today to find the change you've been seeking. https://www.edandrew.com/book-a-coaching-session  

In this episode, we discuss the upcoming election in 2023. New Zealand's political landscape changed over the last few weeks, with Jacinda Ardern stepping down as prime minister. We talk about whether National has got the election all sewn up or whether Labour could make a comeback under its new leader – Chris Hipkins. All of this is to get a sense of whether Jacinda Ardern's taxes on property investors will survive another year. We also mention our upcoming webinar, where you'll learn how to actually start investing in property. It's on Tuesday 31st January at 7pm. Click the link to register.

Ed Andrew talks to former McKinsey partner Ashish Kothari about peak performance, human behaviour and discovering fulfilment after an otherwise successful corporate career which ultimately lacked internal depth.  Ashish is publishing his first book Hardwired for Happiness and we talk about where people get lost in their careers and how only a few organisiations have the courage to let their employees explore their true sense of meaning in a psychologically safe environment.   

Ed Andrew discusses the first step of launching any coaching product or service to market as part of the coaching 101 series on Human Impact podcast.  He goes into detail about the customer experience while ensuring all the operations are set up technically to capture emails and payments so the first journey a customer has with you is one they want to repeat.    

Owen Bennett-Jones one of the world's leading freelance investigative journalists, former Commonwealth Journalist of the Year and professor at Princeton and USC, has just launched Auddy a new podcast service. Owen talks to Ed Andrew about the latest podcast Make or Break and the decisions that either lead to success or disaster in some of the most well known businesses on earth.   We also get deep into when politicians and business leaders forget their audience and become only self-serving, and how the truth in media disappeared a long time ago.

In this episode, we discuss what our personal goals are for property investment, as well as how they have changed over time. We discuss the level of passive income we're attempting to achieve and how this fits in with the wider picture. We also mention that you might like to subscribe to the Opes Partners YouTube channel. Every Wednesday we release a new video to teach you something new about property investment, right here in New Zealand.

In this episode, we read out our credit card statements, finding expenses that Ed and Andrew are frittering away money on. We then plug this into a calculator to determine how much extra they could borrow if they. trimmed these expenses. These include spending on apps, digital subscriptions that aren't being used, extra dinners out and a couple of other surprises. We also mention our upcoming webinar, where we will discuss how to cashflow hack your property investment portfolio to beat the government's tax changes. Click here to register for the property investment webinar.

Jim Harshaw is a TEDx Speaker, performance coach, former Division I All American wrestler and former Division I head coach. It took him 16 years to become an All American and he failed many times, often not just with a bruised ego but blood on his face. At age 26, I found myself as the youngest Division I head coach in the country.  He talks to Ed Andrew about success through failure. He has spent his life surrounded by elite performers – Olympians, CEOs, and millionaires. They’ve all struggled and failed on their way to success.  His mission is help people find success through the many adventures they have had before.

Dear Viewers, we are happy to announce that on December 20th, 2020 at 10 am EST an Online Global Conference will take place “Creative Society. United We Can”. Join on allatraunites.com We are glad to welcome Ed Andrew on Live Conversation. Ed Andrew, a transformational coach for people and business, host on human impact podcast, and author. Ed’s mission is to bring humanity to work and life. Today, we will talk about the need of bringing kindness, mutual support and respect in our lives. Ed will share the importance of the implementation of the Creative Society project globally. The future depends on the actions of each person. Join and share the information about the Creative Society project with your friends and colleagues. By joining our efforts, we can build a world worthy of a Human for ourselves and our children! Official Website allatraunites.com Official Email info@allatraunites.com Creative Society https://youtu.be/R4C-SQCqqA4 Creative Society Unites Everyone (English subtitles) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVJNv... #allatraunites #creativesociety

How to bring diversity, humour and emotional intelligence into workforce planning and recruitment.  US pioneer in assessments Criteria bought Australian AI and gaming based assessment company Revelian famed for its innovation in inclusion and diversity. Ed Andrew talks to Harvard PHD and Fulbright scholar Criteria founder Josh Millet and Revelian CEO Cherie Curtis about where the world of work, planning, recruitment and retention is going. We take a deep dive into the benefits and drawbacks of AI, how to assess those on the spectrum and showcase their talent, how to create better communication and longevity of employees and where emotions fit within great leadership.   

Bringing humanity to work in life. This is Ed Andrew´s motto. He has a powerful mission with an incredible passion for sustainability. He is a Transformational coach for fortune 50 leaders, and top-performing athletes. He´s written his book The Golden Ticket to landing Your Dream Job. I downloaded his eBook from his web and even got some free training. So, I got the pleasure to talk with Ed Andrew around his thoughts in such an important matter to the world: Sustainability. You can find Ed Andrew on below links: https://www.edandrew.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/edandrew/

As a life strategist and transformational coach, Ed Andrew has coached 15,000 people in 40 countries through career transition and life transformation. Ed’s mission is to bring humanity to work and life, he’s also the host of Human Impact with Ed Andrew, a top 100 podcast for self-improvement.Ed provides career, business and life strategy coaching services including Fortune 100 CEO's, world champion athletes, start-up founders to veterans and graduates.Ed helps people transition and explore from where they are to where they want to go. His training centers around the need to work, providing expertise around what work, career and lifestyle will best suit you today and for the future.Everything Ed does is designed to guide people to reach your potential, moving past vision and dreams into reality, overcoming the fear of change. An ex lawyer, a headhunter for 15 years, an entrepreneur for 20 years building 4 companies on 4 continents to 7 figure profits. In fashion, e-commerce, technology and recruitment. He battled prostate cancer at 42 without Western treatment taking a big step into the unknown to find the root cause exploring many different aspects of psychology, nutrition, mindset and human behavior. He’s been through many career changes and one big life transformation. His teaching is based on science and experience.Visit Ed Andrew at https://www.edandrew.com/

Today I am delighted to be joined by Ed Andrew. Transformation coach who has worked in dozens of countries with thousands of leaders, host of The Human Impact podcast, Author of The Golden Ticket to Your Dream Job. Ed Andrew's website: https://www.edandrew.com/ Ed Andrew on Twitter: https://twitter.com/edaandrew The Human Impact podcast https://www.thehumanconsultancy.com/h... I'm Simon Haigh, and I help my clients to drive growth through business, Leadership, brand, and personal coaching. In the past I have worked as a corporate Lawyer, an entrepreneur, and a multinational CEO. Now I bring together my years of experience to help others to avoid roadblocks and achieve personal and professional success with my expertise in negotiation, dealmaking, business, leadership. mindset and brand growth. http://www.simonhaigh.com

John Perkins is an author and activist whose 10 books on global intrigue, shamanism, and transformation including Touching the Jaguar, Shapeshifting and the classic Confessions of an Economic Hit Man have been on the New York Times bestseller list for more than 70 weeks, sold over 2 million copies and are published in 35 languages. As chief economist at a major consulting firm, he advised the World Bank, United Nations, Fortune 500 corporations, US and other governments. He regularly speaks at universities, economic forums, and shamanic gatherings around the world and is a founder and board member of the nonprofit organizations, the Pachamama Alliance and Dream Change. He talks to Ed Andrew about his latest book Touching the Jaguar, and creating a life economy.

Mark Victor Hansen is probably best known as the co-author for the Chicken Soup for the Soul book series and brand, with over 500 million books sold. He is also a prolific writer with 307 books authored or co-authoredMark also worked his way into a worldwide spotlight as a sought-after keynote speaker and entrepreneurial marketing maven. He is a charismatic speaker having spoken to 7,000 audiences in 78 countries. His wife and co-author of Ask!, Crystal Dwyer Hansen is a business strategist and successful entrepreneur, speaker, and author in the US and China. Crystal, also known as the “celebrity coach,” is a certified life coach and wellness/nutrition expert. They talk to Ed Andrew about their own journeys to transformation, based on asking questions and taking action, letting go of the ego. We talk about Albert Einstein and the power of radiant energy, his work with Buckminster Fuller and the process of transformation which we have learned from thousands of years of teaching.

Ed Andrew is the author of Golden Ticket to your dream job, the host of the Human Impact Podcast and the principal consultant behind the Human Consultancy. I met Ed through another friend and guest Tim Alison of Screw The Naysayers podcast. Ed brings stories about careers, people and life on his podcast as he …

This episode is part of a new mini-series on Screw the Naysayers that features returning guests who focus specifically on providing practical advice and tips to help us navigate challenging times and position ourselves for future success. Ed Andrew is an entrepreneur, Host of the Human Impact podcast, and author of The Golden Ticket To Your Dream Job. As Owner and Managing Director of the Human Consultancy, Ed has coached more than 15,000 people in 35 countries through career transformation and life strategy. An ex lawyer and headhunter, Ed has been an entrepreneur for more than 20 years building 4 companies on 4 continents to 7 figure profits. In fashion, e-commerce, technology and recruitment.

Week eight of our Mindset Mastermind series with Ed Andrew, Tim Alison and Scotty Schindler host Mindset Mastermind, a weekly live Q&A on business, entrepreneurship, careers, work and life.  Tim and Scotty are regular guests on Human Impact. This week we focus on building a coaching business, getting a business started and taking lessons from elite sports into business.  ​Tim Alison is host of the Screw the Naysayers podcast interviewing leaders such as Seth Godin, Jack Canfield and Evan Carmichael. He has an incredible story leaving his highly paid sales career in Toronto at 30 with a young family to settle in small fishing village in Nova Scotia where he built an education software company to $10m in revenue. For the past ten years Tim has mentored and coached business owners, he has given talks at Harvard and is on the Amazon Prime docuseries on reshaping education. Scotty Schindler is the founder of ReNet a real estate software business responsible for managing $1.25 trillion in listings. He grew this with no mentors.  Scotty is also a world champion amateur surfer, business mentor and coach.  Scotty is also the pioneer of the 1357 sales systems and Business Judo methods.

Mitzi Perdue is a prolific author, recently published "How to be up in Down times - 40 Tips" with Chicken Soup for the Soul co author Mark Victor Hansen. A well known public speaker and savvy entrepreneur, and farmer owning one of the biggest wineries in California. The daughter of the founder of Sheraton Hotels and wife of Perdue Chicken the largest global organic chicken producer. She is an acclaimed host and science, agriculture writer with over 1,600 syndicated articles to her name and over 400 TV interviews as host.  In addition, Mitzi the author of more than 1600 newspaper and magazine articles on family businesses, food, agriculture, the environment, philanthropy, biotechnology, genetic engineering, and women’s health. Mitzi talks to Ed Andrew about wealth, being frugal, legacy and holding money for the future, we also take a deep dive into agriculture and the keys to her business success which are built on research and study.   

Week seven of our Mindset Mastermind series with Ed Andrew, Tim Alison and Scotty Schindler host Mindset Mastermind, a weekly live Q&A on business, entrepreneurship, careers, work and life.  Tim and Scotty are regular guests on Human Impact. This week we focus on building a side gig during a crisis and looking at local opportunities. ​Tim Alison is host of the Screw the Naysayers podcast interviewing leaders such as Seth Godin, Jack Canfield and Evan Carmichael. He has an incredible story leaving his highly paid sales career in Toronto at 30 with a young family to settle in small fishing village in Nova Scotia where he built an education software company to $10m in revenue. For the past ten years Tim has mentored and coached business owners, he has given talks at Harvard and is on the Amazon Prime docuseries on reshaping education. Scotty Schindler is the founder of ReNet a real estate software business responsible for managing $1.25 trillion in listings. He grew this with no mentors.  Scotty is also a world champion amateur surfer, business mentor and coach.  Scotty is also the pioneer of the 1357 sales systems and Business Judo methods. 

Week six of our Mindset Mastermind series with Ed Andrew, Tim Alison and Scotty Schindler host Mindset Mastermind, a weekly live Q&A on business, entrepreneurship, careers, work and life.  Tim and Scotty are regular guests on Human Impact. This week we focus on protecting your brand, pivoting your business, leading an emerging industry or captaining a dying one? ​Tim Alison is host of the Screw the Naysayers podcast interviewing leaders such as Seth Godin, Jack Canfield and Evan Carmichael. He has an incredible story leaving his highly paid sales career in Toronto at 30 with a young family to settle in small fishing village in Nova Scotia where he built an education software company to $10m in revenue. For the past ten years Tim has mentored and coached business owners, he has given talks at Harvard and is on the Amazon Prime docuseries on reshaping education. Scotty Schindler is the founder of ReNet a real estate software business responsible for managing $1.25 trillion in listings. He grew this with no mentors.  Scotty is also a world champion amateur surfer, business mentor and coach.  Scotty is also the pioneer of the 1357 sales systems and Business Judo methods. 

Michael has led the strategy, design and development of over 150 mobile, Salesforce and digital or marketing automation projects. Michael is the author and podcast host of Automate & Grow and founder of Founders Pack, an innovation start up community built on the Japanese business principles of Keiretsu. He talks to Ed Andrew about the 6 exponential technologies and how they fit into todays world of start ups, how to choose the right technology automation, how to decide what you should automate and outsource, and what founders should be focussing on themselves. 

Jack Canfield, known as America's #1 Success Coach, is the coauthor of more than 200 books, including, The Success Principles™:  How to Get from Where You Are to Where You Want to Be, The Success Principles Workbook, and the Chicken Soup for the Soul® series, which includes 40 New York Times bestsellers and has sold more than 500 million copies in 47 languages around the world. Jack is a featured teacher in the movie The Secret, and has appeared on more than a thousand radio and TV shows, including The Oprah Winfrey Show, Oprah’s Super Soul Sunday, the Today show, Fox & Friends, and Larry King Live. He has conducted live trainings for more than a million people in more than 50 countries around the world.  He holds two Guinness World Record titles and is a member of the National Speakers Association’s Speaker Hall of Fame. Jack shares with Ed Andrew his insight and advice on doing business during Covid 19, and how to embark on a transformational journey. 

Week four of our Mindset Mastermind series with Ed Andrew, Tim Alison and Scotty Schindler host Mindset Mastermind, a weekly live Q&A on business, entrepreneurship, careers, work and life.  Tim and Scotty are regular guests on Human Impact. This week we focus on consumer behaviour, marketing and advertising. ​Tim Alison is host of the Screw the Naysayers podcast interviewing leaders such as Seth Godin, Jack Canfield and Evan Carmichael. He has an incredible story leaving his highly paid sales career in Toronto at 30 with a young family to settle in small fishing village in Nova Scotia where he built an education software company to $10m in revenue. For the past ten years Tim has mentored and coached business owners, he has given talks at Harvard and is on the Amazon Prime docuseries on reshaping education. Scotty Schindler is the founder of ReNet a real estate software business responsible for managing $1.25 trillion in listings. He grew this with no mentors.  Scotty is also a world champion amateur surfer, business mentor and coach.  Scotty is also the pioneer of the 1357 sales systems and Business Judo methods. 

Ed Andrew is a serial entrepreneur having built 4 companies on 4 continents across industry over 20 years. An ex lawyer and former head hunter he has advised some of the world’s biggest brands including Fortune 50 and ASX 20 companies. Ed has coached more than 15,000 people in 35 countries through career transition and life transformation from global CEO’s, world champion athletes to veterans, graduates and start up founders. A cancer survivor Ed is also host of the top 100 podcast Human Impact talking to world leaders about bringing humanity to work and life. You can find the podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/human-impact/id1295787262 He lives with his wife and daughters in the Hunter Valley, Australia."

Week three of our Mindset Mastermind series with Ed Andrew, Tim Alison and Scotty Schindler host Mindset Mastermind, a weekly live Q&A on business, entrepreneurship, careers, work and life.  Tim and Scotty are regular guests on Human Impact. ​Tim Alison is host of the Screw the Naysayers podcast interviewing leaders such as Seth Godin, Jack Canfield and Evan Carmichael. He has an incredible story leaving his highly paid sales career in Toronto at 30 with a young family to settle in small fishing village in Nova Scotia where he built an education software company to $10m in revenue. For the past ten years Tim has mentored and coached business owners, he has given talks at Harvard and is on the Amazon Prime docuseries on reshaping education. Scotty Schindler is the founder of ReNet a real estate software business responsible for managing $1.25 trillion in listings. He grew this with no mentors.  Scotty is also a world champion amateur surfer, business mentor and coach.  Scotty is also the pioneer of the 1357 sales systems and Business Judo methods. 

Josh Felber is a podcast personality hosting top 20 show Making Bank, Emmy award winner The Visioneer, The Peter Diamandis story, Inc. 5000™ winner, best selling author, contributor to Forbes magazine, loving husband, father of three, serial entrepreneur, tv producer, featured in television & movies and more Josh Felber is the definition of a busy entrepreneur! Josh also runs the paleo driven skin care and wellness brand Primal Life Organics with his wife.  Josh and Ed Andrew talk about pivoting your business, how to recover after a failed project, removing your own identity from your business, Organic food and wellness, and how to amplify your brand message by being omnipresent.  We also talk about home schooling. 

Each week Ed Andrew is joined by fellow long time entrepreneurs Tim Alison host of Screw the Naysayers podcast, and Scotty Schindler founder of ReNet which managed $1.2 trillion of real estate listings. Scotty is also a world champion amateur surfer. With over 100 years of experience in running our own businesses around the world, and we are all business coaches and mentors from high growth tech start ups, family companies to global enterprises.  Join us each week on zoom at https://bit.ly/2Uhg6sC and have your questions answered. 

Each week Ed Andrew is joined by fellow long time entrepreneurs Tim Alison host of Screw the Naysayers podcast, and Scotty Schindler founder of ReNet which managed $1.2 trillion of real estate listings. Scotty is also a world champion amateur surfer. With over 100 years of experience in running our own businesses around the world, and we are all business coaches and mentors from high growth tech start ups, family companies to global enterprises.  Join us each week on zoom at https://bit.ly/2Uhg6sC and have your questions answered. 

Liz Kislik has helped clients such as American Express, Orvis, The Girl Scouts, Comcast, Janssen Pharmaceuticals, and Highlights for Children solve their thorniest problems while strengthening their top and bottom lines. Her specialty is developing high performing leaders and workforces. She is a frequent contributor to Harvard Business Review, Forbes and Entrepreneur, a TEDx speakerand has served as adjunct faculty at Hofstra University and New York University. She has also written for the European Financial Review and the Forward. Liz’s articles have been included in Harvard Business Press books Guide to Motivating People and Dealing with Difficult People and in the Wall Street Journal, and she has been interviewed for The Muse, European CEO magazine, and The Financial Times Liz talks to Ed Andrew about mindful leadership in times of crisis, how to manage your boss, hire the right person and make sure you choose the right employer.

Bob Burg author of The Go-Giver (coauthored with John David Mann) is a Wall Street Journal and BusinessWeek Bestseller, has sold over 950,000 copies. Bob talks to Ed Andrew about the essence of influence, and how money is an echo of value. He also gives a mini masterclass on Endless referrals and the art of networking.  Since its release it has consistently stayed in the Top 25 on Porchlight’s (formerly 800-CEO-READ) Business Book Bestsellers List. The book has been translated into 28 languages. It was rated #10 on Inc. Magazine’s list of the Most Motivational Books Ever Written, and was on HubSpot’s 20 Most Highly Rated Sales Books of All Time. Bob is the author of a number of books on sales, marketing and influence, with total book sales approaching two million copies.

Jennifer Hurvitz is known for her no-nonsense approach to dating after divorce. She’s a relationship coach, best-selling author of Shoulda, Coulda, Wouda, and host of the Doing Divorce Right (or Avoiding it Altogether) PODCAST. Happily divorced since 2014, Jennifer lives in Charlotte with her two teenage boys, one of whom has autism.  Jennifer has been featured by Oprah Winfrey, is a multiple author and one of America's leading Divorce coaches. She talks to Ed Andrew about the difference lens that men and women view marriage and why that causes so much pain, being accountable for our own behaviour and listening to red flags.   

Peter Taunton is a pioneer in the fitness industry. In 2003, he had a vision for Snap Fitness: to create an affordable, 24-7, results-driven gym differentiated from the impersonal, expensive big-box experience. Today there are Snap Fitness franchises in 6,000 locations in 26 countries. Also the Chairman of Lift Brands which serves 165 million workouts and counting. In 2010, he was named an Ernst and Young “Entrepreneur of the Year.” His companies have also been featured for six years running in such prestigious industry lists as Entrepreneur 500, Inc 5000, Top Global and Franchise 500. Peter talks to Ed Andrew about his life as entrepreneur, scaling using systems and process, philanthropy and being fearless.  How he was the loneliest he has ever been while also being worth over $100m. 

After conquering habits and addictions that nearly took her life, Dotsie Bausch rode onto the 2012 Olympic podium as the oldest athlete in history in her cycling discipline, a remarkable feat powered by her plant-based diet. Now retired from competition, she pours her passion into compassionate missions to change and save lives. Dotsie is the founder of Switch4Good and won eight US national championships, two Pan American gold medals and a world record, she has become a powerful influencer for plant-based eating for athletes and non-athletes alike. Named by VegNews in 2019 as one of the top 20 most influential vegans in the world, and one of the stars of Game Changers Movie. Her popular TEDx Talk, “Olympic Level Compassion,” has garnered over 275,000 views and has been a catalyst of change for thousands of people. Dotsie shares her journey and passion as a plant based activist and humanitarian with Ed Andrew.

Dr Gleb Tsipursky is known as the Disaster Avoidance Expert and  author of Never Go With Your Gut, an acclaimed professor and academic in cognitive bias, behavioural economics and neuroscience. His cutting-edge thought leadership was featured in over 400 articles and over 350 interviews including Fast Company, CBS, Time, Inc, Psychology Today, Business Insider. Gleb is an in demand speaker and business coach on the international stage and he talks to Ed Andrew about cognitive bias leadership, intuition, the two mind systems and the 5 questions we should all ask ourselves to avoid common disasters at work and home.      

David Burkus talked to Ed Andrew about the art of networking. David is recognised as one of the world's leading forward-thinking business leaders, his ideas and bestselling books are changing how companies approach innovation, collaboration, and productivity. As a skilled researcher and inspiring communicator, Burkus is one of the foremost minds shaping the future of business. The bestselling author of three books, Burkus’ latest work Friend of a Friend explores the science of how networks and relationships drive business—both inside and outside of the organization. By blending the most current research in psychology, sociology, economics, and network science, Burkus offers a fresh perspective on how to improve our networks and build key connections. Burkus’ award winning books have been translated into more than a dozen languages, and his TED Talk has been viewed over 2 million times. By making cutting-edge organizational research accessible and applicable, Burkus pushes audiences to reconsider how they work both individually and in teams and unlocks the methods top performers use to thrive at work and in life. A renowned expert, Burkus’ writings have appeared in the Wall Street Journal, Harvard Business Review, USAToday, Fast Company, and more. He’s been interviewed by NPR, the BBC, CNN, and CBS This Morning. Since 2017, Burkus has been ranked as one of the world’s top business thought leaders by Thinkers50.

JT McCormick shouldn't have succeeded. He was born the mixed-race son of a drug-dealing pimp father and a orphaned, single mother on welfare. He was raised in the slums of Dayton, Ohio, suffered incredible abuse and racism, and had multiple stints in the juvenile justice system. He barely graduated high school and has no college degree. But he did succeed. Starting by scrubbing toilets, JT hustled and worked his way into better opportunities, eventually finding incredible success in the banking and mortgage industry. He was on top of the world. And then the mortgage industry fell apart. He lost his job, and literally all of his money. He had to borrow from his friends to make rent. He was nearly back to where he started: with nothing. But this time, he had something that he did not have growing up in the slums of Dayton: the knowledge of what it takes to succeed. JT used this setback combined with what he learned as the springboard for him to reach even bigger heights--eventually becoming President of two multimillion-dollar companies. JT talks to Ed Andrew about education, taking responsibility, the 5 pillars of life and his success formula. Currently, JT is the President and CEO of Scribe Media, the worlds largest self publishing platform. He lives in Austin, Texas, with his wife, Megan, and their four children; Ava, Jaxon, Elle and Jace.

Currently living in Los Angeles Anarkalli is a proud Sri Lankan tv host, actress and former politician. She made her first commercial aged 2 and for the past 30 years she has been immersed in tv and film. She grew up on film sets. Her parents Indrani Jayatilaka, fashion designer and father Jayantha Jayatilaka, location manager and film producer, worked in over 50 Hollywood movies including Indiana Jones, Bridge on the River Kwai, Tarzan. The lead in 22 films Anarkalli won the prestigious Sarasaviya Film Award making her the youngest actress in history to win the most popular actress award. She also won the National Presidential Award for her performance in the movie Anjalika. Anarkalli shares her journey with Ed Andrew including her kidnapping at 19, entering politics at 22 and being a former Miss Sri Lanka. Anarkalli talks about separating celebrity from you from identity and developing resilience, faith and community to manage life's challenges. Today in LA she interviews social media influencers and virtual reality starts to showcase the journey they made rather than the rewards they flaunt, she helps aspiring actors to develop good mental health, resilience and to take responsibility for their lives and choices.

Marc Champagne, entrepreneur and host of Behind the Human podcast talks to Ed Andrew about closing his app KYO which had 87m impressions and 200,000 subscribers. In this humbling and honest conversation Marc details for the first time the closing of his business and the mental and emotional strain that goes with it.  Really diving into where it went wrong, letting go of ego, finding his identity again and what the future offers. A sobering and real episode of a founders journey through start up world. 

Sabrina Runbeck is a surgical medical expert and the queen of productivity.  She’s on a mission to help 10,000 people to feel good, look good, waking up each day energized and fulfilled, instead of dreading the need to work for the same thing just another day. After working 80+ hours a week in healthcare, Sabrina cracked the code to working smarter, not harder. She noticed that there are people in the healthcare arena who love their work and are able to always make to their workout class, go to brunch or happy hour with family and friends, while the rest of the professionals are grinding day by day and regretting their years of hard work to make it there.  Now, she has found a passion in helping professionals with high-demanding careers to live the lifestyle they deserve, so they can enjoy their success. She believes everyone has the inner ability to gain more control and find life's satisfactions, so she is on a mission to help them succeed. Sabrina talks to Ed Andrew about choosing a career that you love not your parents, being accountable for your decisions, the three stages of stress and burnout, the power of breath work and having a daily meditative and reflective practice, setting boundaries and keeping to them.  

Erica Risberg is a long time professional voiceover artist, podcaster, critical thinker and with a Ph.D. in Cultural History.  She came into this life wanting to know the answers to the pervasive question, why.  Why do our biases and beliefs contribute to our developing personalty when really, we all want the same things – peace, love and prosperity?  Why is fear such a stumbling block that seems so pervasive on our quest for peace, love and prosperity? She blends her talents of research, cultural history, and a professional voiceover artists to share what she have learned from world wide thought leaders on her quest to living a more peaceful, loving and prosperous life. Erica talks to Ed Andrew about taking a vow of peace, all things mind body and soul and how important it is to connect wth our emotions and spend less time in our logic brain.

Steve Sims is the man who created Bluefish, the internationally famous company that makes once in a lifetime events happen for the rich and famous reveals to the rest of us his trade secrets for making things happen. Steve Sims’s day job is to make the impossible possible. With his help and expertise, his clients’ fantasies and wildest dreams come true. Getting married by the Pope in the Vatican, being serenaded by Elton John, and connecting with powerful business moguls like Elon Musk are just a few of the many projects he has worked on. He reveals how he accomplishes the feats that make his clients so happy.  Steve is a very accomplished strategist at heart and he shares with Ed Andrew his Trojan Horse story with how we went from being a bricklayer to touring Space X with Elon Musk.  We talk entrepreneurship, being uncomfortable, failures, and how family life trumps everything. 

Brian Ross and Kim Resch are documentary film makers and the founders of Conscious Content whose mission is to be Humanity's Media company being champions for those without a voice. Their mission is to create a non partisan library of education and awareness for some of the worlds biggest and ugliest issues.  Their first film Light in the Darkness about those with PTSD is multi award winning and they have ten other projects on the go around climate, agriculture, mental health for first responders called MIRACLE and many others. They talk to Ed Andrew about creating legacy and purpose for their well known corporate investors, how they ended up film making after careers in venture capital and emotional intelligence, why they turned their back on the big Hollywood studios and picking investors with a conscience.    

Lesley Eccles is the co-founder of billion dollar fantasy sports startup, FanDuel, and now sole founder of NYC-based Relish, is the first-ever truly customized relationship training app that gives users unlimited access to a qualified relationship coach combined with an actionable, interactive and scientifically-backed relationship training plan that adapts over time. It is based on two primary theories: Attachment Theory and CBT.  Lesley is one of America's most successful female founders and she talks to Ed Andrew about being shut out from the initial pitch decks with VC's despite raising $450m, what it is like to be a female founder, working with integrity, how relationships underpin the business, what drives her and how she defines success not by money but by the relationships she creates and the impact for her customers.   

Peter Winick, founder and CEO of Thought Leadership Leverage talks to Ed Andrew about building your personal brand, content marketing, what advertising agencies look for and how not to be naked without a logo. For the past two decades he has helped individuals and organizations build and grow revenue streams through designing and growing their thought leadership platforms as well as acting as a guide and advisor for increasing business to business sales of thought leadership products. His clients come from a diverse set of backgrounds and specialties. They include New York Times bestselling business book authors, members of the Speakers’ Hall of Fame, recipients of the Thinkers50 award, CEOs of public and privately held companies, and academics at prestigious institutions such as Yale, Wharton, Dartmouth, and London School of Business. Peter uses a combination of art, science, logic, focus, passion, and creativity to transform a thought leader’s great ideas into a platform and practice so they can effectively reach business leaders and executives to serve them the tools they and their organizations need.

Tracy Schmitt is the author of Unstoppable You, a tv host and TEDx speaker whose video has been watched over 60m times in 2019 alone.  She shares the speakings stage wit Jane Fonda, Dr Phil, Michael Douglas, Mel Gibson, Mark Wahlberg and John Travolta.   Tracy is a multi award winning business coach, 2018 #1 global female transformational coach by John Maxwell, 2017 Ontario President Awards, she has been on every TV channel you can think of and is also a World Cup sailor, advises Uber and passionate disability and children's advocate.   Tracy shares with Ed Andrew her story and journey as a quadruple amputee and how it has taken until her 40's to be recognised as an elite athlete competing at Olympic level with able bodied athletes, how she has to be an entrepreneur as no-on will give her a job due to her disability even though she has an MBA and advises Uber and Air Canada on transformation.

An ex Green Beret, in 2001 Larry Broughton founded California-based Broughton Hotels, a leader in the boutique hotel industry. The company’s portfolio now includes nearly 20 hospitality projects throughout California and Chicago, IL and is about to grow to 65 in 2019 through expanding in the United Kingdom. Larry talks to Ed Andrew about his transition into civilian life, finding his purpose, mentorship, the battles of being an entrepreneur and how love is more important than money. He takes a deep dive on strategy, what minimum viable proposition really means, the difference between the pursuit of excellence over perfection.  A regular expert on the Travel Channel's Hotel Impossible and since its inception, Larry has received several business awards, including Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year®; the National Veteran-Owned Business Association’s Vetrepreneur® of the Year; Coastline Foundation’s Visionary of the Year; Passkeys Foundation’s National Business Leader of Integrity; HSMAI’s 2018 Best of the Best Management Company of the Year; Fodor’s Top US Luxury Hotel; TripAdvisor’s Travelers’ Choice Awards; and Entrepreneur Magazine included the firm on their Hot 500 List of Fastest Growing Private Companies. NEWH (Network of Executive Women in Hospitality) says, Larry is among “the most exciting minds of hospitality."

  Stephen is the Founder & CEO of Journey Meditation, a company on a mission to help all people live happier, healthier, less stressed lives. Founded in 2015, Journey is building the world’s largest, most supportive meditation community, both online and off. The company recently released a first-of-its-kind meditation app, Journey LIVE, which offers users daily, live-streamed group meditations led by experienced and diverse teachers, along with a supportive and engaged community base. Journey also operates corporate programs with organizations ranging from Facebook, Disney, and Nike, to charter schools, hospitals, and non-profits.  Stephen shares his entrepreneurial journey with Ed Andrew, how he fell into meditation and its benefits and the science based research that they are conducting.  Born and raised in New York City, Stephen is a serial entrepreneur whose life’s work is to make a difference. Prior to Journey, Stephen was the Co-Founder & CEO of Altrum Honors, which helped organizations celebrate and inspire their employees. Stephen built Altrum into the global industry and sold the company in 2014.   

Rick Scott is the PR genius behind Olympians, Hall of Famers and world champions such as Sarah Hammer and Dotsie Bausch, and many musicians including repping Earth, Wind, Fire for 9 years - a band that has sold over 90m albums. Rick also goes by the name #veganhockeyplayer and is an elite athlete in ice hockey, he combines his passion for music, cycling and hockey, with wellness and nutrition. Rick talks to Ed Andrew about his behind the scenes life of a PR master and his journey through life, his passion for wellness and nutrition and how at 54 he is fitter than ever, still training and mentoring College Hockey players.  Rick designs and executes full-service publicity campaigns for recording artists, concert tours, festivals, music theme cruises, record labels, athletes and a variety of music, entertainment and sports entities, brands and special events on the national, regional and local levels, including specialty markets (i.e. jazz, urban, adult pop, cycling, triathlon, etc.). He has worked with hall of fame legends, major and independent record labels, Olympians and international brands such as “American Idol,” AEG, Viagra, Cheerios, Sony, Warner Brothers, Capitol, Blue Note, Entertainment One Music, Mack Avenue Records, Maverick, Mercury and Matador Records.  

Logan Tyler Nelson is a former top 10 USA snowboarder who then spent 8 years acting before trying to take his own life after having an identity crisis. He survived and went to be become a prolific podcaster recording over 350 episodes on his show Scratch Your Own Itch about trauma, wellness, mental health and business. He found his own salvation by listening to others. The guests range from Artists, Entrepreneurs, Teachers, Authors, and occasionally Doctors. The truth is we create our own world. We are responsible for our attitude. That’s the reason you have the reality or the life you are living right now. His message is that through movement, exercise and sharing our stories to help others we can overcome adversity. As he says  The important news — you can change your life and change your way of seeing the world at any moment. You can make new choices, different choices, better choices at any time to improve your life in many positive and good ways. Logan shares with Ed Andrew some of the events that shaped his life in a no holds barred episode on the vagaries of life.

Don Wettrick is the founder of The STARTedUP Foundation, author of “Pure Genius: Building a Culture of Innovation and Taking 20% Time to the Next Level” and Innovation Specialist at Noblesville High School, central IN. Don is known for his award-winning work as a middle school and high school teacher; educational and innovation consultant; and educational speaker. Don boasts a notable audience an following of fellow modernisers who care passionately about the future of education such as Seth Godin, JT Mccormick, Jeff Hoffman, Gary Vaynerchuk and Tom Bilyeu. Don talks to Ed Andrew on Human Impact about the future of education, parenting, innovation and entrepreneurship for kids and college students and the challenges of building a foundation.

After many years of keeping quiet after a gang rape aged 13 where she was left for dead, Madeleine Black decided in September 2014, to share her story on The Forgiveness Project’s website and she completely underestimated what the response would be. She is the author of Unbroken and talks to Ed Andrew about her journey now to help anyone find their voice and not die with shame and trauma caused by someone else. In March 2015, Jessica Kingsley Publishers released a book called The Forgiveness Project: Stories for a Vengeful Age, by Marina Cantacuzino. It’s a collection of 40 stories from the TFP website, including hers and has forewords by Desmond Tutu and Alexander McCall Smith. She has taken part in a film interview for a documentary about rape and the anonymity laws, which will be shown on Dispatches, Channel 4 and has been interviewed for STV News. In December 2015 she gave her first public talk at a Festival of Light at the University of Keele. The theme was “Making Peace with the Enemy”. From that night she was asked to give three more talks on the same theme and has spoken at many other events too. She has been interviewed by Dan Walker on BBC Radio 5 Live and talked about Forgiveness and Health, which led to interviews with Stephen Jardine on BBC Radio Scotland sharing her story and most recently with Sir Trevor McDonald on BBC Radio 4 talking about Redemption. Her voice has been weaved into a performance called Foreign Body Play by Imogen Butler-Cole and has taken part in questions and answers after the show which will be taken to Edinburgh Festival next year.   She has certainly felt the power and healing effects in sharing her story and hopes that her book will help other victims of sexual violence, crime, PTSD, and anyone who has struggled with forgiveness. She wants to spread her message: It’s not what happens to us that is important, but what we do with what happens to us and if we choose to, we can get past anything that happens to us in life.

Dr Steven Gundry talks all things nutrition, ketogenic states, gut health, the microbiome, human longevity and attaining peak health Steven takes a deep dive with Ed Andrew on Human Impact discussing organic food, regenerative farming, the state of wellness today and the results that his patience are seeing, reversing auto immune disease.  Steven founded Gundry MD with one mission: To dramatically improve human health, happiness, and longevity through my unique vision of diet and nutrition. He is the author of New York Times bestsellers The Plant Paradox and The Longevity Paradox and has a long list of celebrity clients who rave about the success of his programs. He believes that he has discovered some unconventional truths about human nutrition. The Gundry MD philosophy is a radical departure from the traditional dietary “wisdom”. We also talk about our families and children's health, meal planning and having a balanced vegan or vegetarian diet, the Blue Zones around the world, restorative medicine and integrating his programs into Western medicine.    

Radley Spring is a world champion rower and founder of Spring Wellness and Spring Wholefoods. Ed Andrew and Radley have been friends for many years after Radley was instrumental in helping Ed beat and recover from prostate cancer in his early 40's. Radley's holistic personal training taking in mind body and spirit is the new norm is elite sports and peak performance coaching.  Today Radley trains elite athletes, Hollywood A listers and us mere mortals from his base in Sydney, Australia. Radley competed as an elite paddler and rower for 20+ years and has attained numerous national and international titles as well as a world record. Spring Wellness was born from Radley's desire to help others achieve a pain-free and high-energy lifestyle, with an emphasis on longevity.  

Bernie Taylor is an independent naturalist, thought leader and author whose research explores the mythological connections and biological knowledge among prehistoric, indigenous and ancient peoples. His works in these areas include Biological Time (2004) and Before Orion: Finding the Face of the Hero (2017).  Bernie talks to Ed Andrew about the connection between neolithic cave art and the differences which either connect or polarise humanity. He takes his deep knowledge into modern day education and the corporate world teaching collaboration and creativity. Bernie has lectured at the Dept of Astro Physics at UCSD and the Institute of Astronomy at the University of Hawaii where his research confronts conventional thinking. Ed was especially proud that this is the first episode that his 10 year old daughter Viva has started to ask questions of guests and exploring her love of the natural world.   

Jo Dunkley is professor of physics and astrophysical sciences at Princeton, a full professor at Oxford at 35. She has won awards from the Royal Astronomical Society, the Institute of Physics, and the Royal Society for her work on the origins and evolution of the Universe.  In Our Universe , cosmologist Jo Dunkley clearly explains many of the big things we know about the universe, and how scientists came to discover them, from black holes, to distant galaxies, expanding space, and more. Complemented by simple, effective illustrations of complex astrophysical concepts and techniques, Our Universe is an engaging introduction to the nature of our cosmic home. She talks to Ed Andrew on Human Impact about working with NASA, how billion dollar science projects transfer technology into humanity and her work to increase female and racial diversity in science.  

John Register is a 4 time All American athlete, veteran of two wars, US International Olympic Committee member, Paralympic Games Committee member, record breaking silver medal winning Paralympian, author and speaker. John talks to Ed Andrew on bringing awareness to disability, working with 4 US Presidents and the origins of the Invictus Games. His powerful keynote, “Hurdling Adversity”, challenges audiences both young and old to unleash the inspiration in them.  John has been a spokesperson for Hartford Insurance Company, the American Plastics Council, the Ohio Willow Wood Company, and Disabled Sports USA.  He has been a solutions engine for more than 50 companies, and featured on numerous national television programs, to include:  PAX TV’s “It’s A Miracle” with Richard Thomas, FOX’s “The Edge” with Paula Zahn, NBC’s “Weekend Today Show” with Sara James, and MSNBC’s “Morning Blend” with Solidad O’Brian. He has also been profiled several times in The New York Times, The Washington Post, ESPN Magazine and the Washington Kid’s Post. 

Social entrepreneur Marc Angelo Coppola talks to Ed Andrew about creating social impact and changing the narrative around social enterprise, capitalism and impacting change. Having co-founded the Valhalla Movement Foundation – Marc Angelo is a character dedicated to having an impact. Defining success in unconventional measures he has earned a living by applying the skills of entrepreneurship and marketing for a cause. Marc Angelo is also the founder behind Superhero Academy - we strive to empower social entrepreneurs and sustainable business leaders to be bold - dynamic - engaging storytellers - aka everyday superheroes - that will change the world through their actions and the movements they help inspire. Marc's thirst for exploring and the pursuit of new ideas and ways to growing the sustainability movement into a mainstream lifestyle is unquenchable.

Ron Malhotra is back on Human Impact with Ed Andrew and this time Ron gives a masterclass on all things thought leadership, discussing the difference between influencers and thought leaders, how to generate high visibility high impact and combining that with deep expertise.   Ron is the Founder of 'The Successful Male', he is a an Entrepreneur, International Speaker, an Influence & Success Expert, Award-Winning Wealth Planner, Leadership Trainer, Radio Host and a Best-Selling Author.  ​Ron has dived deep into the psychology of leadership and human behaviour and has trained and been certified with leadership and success coaches such as Jack Canfield and John Maxwell. Ron as ever is empathetic, insightful, frank and deeply knowledgable.

Mark Nixon is an elite basketball player from Canada who was aiming for the 2012 London Olympics until a catastrophic car accident that left him paraplegic and without feeling from the waist down. That accident he believes saved his life and showed him his purpose.  He was on the Canadian team for the Paralympics but another injury prevented him from going, they won gold. He is a keynote speaker, and a mindset and disability advocate across North America.  He works and lives independently, cycles 15km each day and coaches both able bodied and wheelchair basketball and has a passion for working with children. Mark shares with Ed Andrew what it is like to live with a disability and how others perceive you, he is the founder of perception 21. 

Join Quddus and Ed as they explore the importance of managing one's internal balance, dialogue, expectations and meaning in the face of a changing Industry. Ed has extensive experience in and around the Legal industry and coupled with pivotal moments in his life casts an insightful lens on how we can thrive in the Legal Industry. We explore how taking time to look inward and find meaning in the work we do can be balanced against the current realities of lawyers and law firms. Listen to Ed on his podcast "Human Impact" here:  https://apple.co/2YBB0lz   https://spoti.fi/2UVJZMr   https://www.thehumanconsultancy.com/human-impact-podcast

Loren Trlin is a human behavioural specialist, serial entrepreneur, an ex-lawyer and a Life Purpose Alchemist and I'm here on this beautiful planet to love, learn and grow. My life purpose is also, funnily enough, to help you find your purpose so that you live your own definition of happiness and success. ​Loren is an Australian living in Beverly Hills, California she had a personal awakening at the age of 23 when her dad passed away and then decided that she was only giving life according to her rules. Loren has had 6 businesses and have failed at a few of them and one of the good ones is the modern alchemist and she talks to Ed Andrew about the power of manifestation moving from possibilities to actuality, realising visions which enabled her to work with celebrity A list clients.  

Tim Alison is a lifelong entrepreneur, business coach, author and host of the Screw the Naysayers Podcast Show. Tim has interviewed Seth Godin, JT McCormick and many other entrepreneurs, athletes and those people beating the odds. At age 31 Tim walked away from a six figure income and moved to a tiny fishing village in Nova Scotia, Canada. The naysayers laughed when he said he was starting an educational software company. They stopped laughing when sales topped $10 million. His life philosophy is simple- Know the Life You Want and Have the Courage to Live It. Tim talks to Ed Andrew about start ups, education, entrepreneurship and his passion for helping people start their journey of business ownership especially for those approaching retirement. Ed considers Tim also a friend and mentor, often sharing their views on life, business and strategies.

Christopher Plowman CEO and co-founder of world leading meditation app Insight Timer talks to Ed Andrew on Human Impact about running a conscious business, growing a community organically to 6.5m subscribers, 15,000 guided meditations and 3,000 teachers. He talks about attraction marketing over promotion, his journey as an entrepreneur, how many people misdefine meditation and his own struggles with a daily practice. He goes into great detail about their mission to have 50m free meditators on the app and maintain a sustainable business, and how they reward their teachers.  

Our host Ed Andrew talks about why we should move on from the binary nature of success & failure in business and life, how we should talk more about adventures and projects. Lessons learned in his own business career and life, shout outs to T Harv Eker, Sir James Dyson and Anthony Robbins.   

In this episode our host Ed Andrew explains the change of name to Human Impact, the reasons and advice behind it. Ed also introduces the book Kintsugi which is about overcoming adversity and showing vulnerability as a strength, how we are all built to deal with and overcome pain, whether it is a job loss, bereavement, financial loss or loss of a relationship. Kingtsugi is the Japanese art of embracing imperfections and finding happiness by author, psychologist and wellness consultant Tomas Navarro. "Japanese Kintsugi masters delicately patch up broken ceramics with gold adhesive, leaving the restoration clearly visible to others. Psychologist Tomás Navarro believes that we should approach our lives with the same philosophy. Everyone faces suffering, but it is the way in which we overcome our troubles, and heal our emotional wounds, that is key. We shouldn't conceal our repairs, they are proof of our strength. Navarro presents real solutions to genuine problems that he has seen in his professional practice. His anecdotes demonstrate that it is possible to transform adversity or setbacks into a strength. His psychological understanding and perspective will leave you feeling courageous and prepared, should you experience misfortune, be it heartbreak, a job loss or bereavement. Often practised alongside Ikigai (or the art of finding one's life purpose), Kintsugi shows you how happiness can be found again, often against all odds. A painful experience can in fact make you a more determined individual, ready to face the world with optimism.  

Today’s episode of the Caged Vision Podcast is one of the most fun episodes that I've ever done. Why you ask? Well today we’re joined by Ed Andrew, who started his career as a barrister in London, that’s a lawyer for us in the states, and then moved into the entrepreneurial world. What I found fascinating about Ed's story is what may sound like “damn the torpedoes” behavior was actually well thought out and calculated. Today, Ed is a startup advisor who helps people grow themselves and their businesses to multi-million dollar profits. Each of us can learn from Ed’s approach to understanding a market, studying how he’d navigate obstacles, and constantly driving to do the work he loves. I know you’ll enjoy and learn a lot from Ed’s story. So please help me welcome Ed. Connect with Ed Andrew https://www.thehumanconsultancy.com/ https://www.thehumanconsultancy.com/human-impact-podcast https://www.linkedin.com/in/edandrew/

Carey is a CPA, entrepreneur, author, investor, and CEO, and host of the Caged Vision podcast. Carey's gift is unlocking a vision that is trapped or caged. He enjoys teaching the system he’s built and practices every day to scale and grow his businesses.​​  Carey's true gift is unlocking what he calls Caged Vision. He quickly can identify previously unseen potential in your business.  He is also an expert at packaging business potential into a revenue model that is scalable and profitable with limited human intervention. Carey talks to Ed Andrew about the genesis of Caged Vision and his process of unlocking a potential idea and turning it into reality. His own struggles with learning at school and his early career before his discovered audio learning which changed his life. 

Ed is a start up and business mentor and coach. He helps people to grow themselves and their businesses to multi million dollar profit. Ed has built companies to $1m+ profits in Sydney, Delhi, London and Bali.  He is the podcast host of Human Impact where he interviews change makers and leaders around the world bringing humanity to work and life. https://www.thehumanconsultancy.com/human-impact-podcast

Thomas Miller is an entrepreneur, coach and therapist, he has also clocked up over 800 speaking engagements. He runs the Innovative Therapy Solutions wellness practice in Massachusetts and also Thomas Miller Coaching. Thomas has been a licensed therapist since 2002, when he graduated from NYU with my Master’s in Social Work.  Since then, he has been providing therapy & coaching services to children, teens, adults and their families.  Over the past 16 years, he has coached and provided therapy for thousands of individuals, families, and executives from myriad cultures, circumstances, and walks of life.   ​Thomas has also been the Clinical Director of a Wilderness Therapy Program for teenagers with high-risk behaviors and co-occurring (dual diagnosis) disorders from all over the world, and the Director of a Mental Health Clinic. As the former Family Wellness Director of an Addiction Treatment Center serving adults with co-occurring (dual diagnosis) disorders, I learned that addiction affects everyone in the family and in order for true healing to take place; the family must create a new normal. ​Thomas is passionate about wellness clinically and holistically. He talks to Ed Andrew about the role of social media in mental health, his passion about learning from every different modality, scientific and experiential.  We also discuss his journey into entrepreneurship and how he develops his personal brand internationally. We also take a deep dive into family wellness and addiction, and the ethical issues that clinicians face.  It is a wonderful episode to learn more about alternative therapies and also for anyone whose family member or friend is suffering a mental health problem or abusive relationship particularly in young adults and teenagers.  

Most companies have a mission statement and a core set of values they strive to embody.  More importantly, as an employee, are your own set of values in alignment with the career you have chosen? Ed specializes in helping businesses understand and align better with their employees.  In other words, his focus is to bring humanity back to business. Be sure to subscribe to never miss an episode.

Podcast host Ed Andrew discusses some changes to the show, introducing weekly content sessions for entrepreneurs, managing careers, leadership and how to leading an abundant life. In this first content episode Ed talks about goal setting, the difference between inspiration and motivation and taking action. Wishing everyone a wonderful 2019. 

The holiday season is upon us, and this time of the year often brings unwelcome guests - stress and depression. According to the New York Post 31% of Americans describe the holiday season as frantic (Festive Stress is Ruining America’s Holiday Season). It’s no wonder. The holiday season comes with a dizzying array of demands - parties, shopping, entertaining and cleaning, just to name a few. This is a time of the year when money, or lack of money, leaves people frustrated and often times feeling helpless. And how about the general expectation that everyone must be in the holiday spirit, 24 x 7? Stats also show that thirty-five percent of American workers report an increase in work related stress (Safety and Health Magazine) during the holiday season. Balancing holiday events and work obligations, having fewer people around to share the workload, and knowing that time off often means returning to a heavy workload in January are just a few of the reasons. Feeling stressed? Ed Andrew’s says the first thing you should do is get unplugged and get outdoors, adding that there is scientific evidence to support this suggestion. Ed Andrew is the founder of The Human Consultancy, an International Guest Speaker, Career and Life Coach, and Host of the Ed Andrew Podcast. You can follow/contact Ed at: www.thehumanconsultancy.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/edandrew/ Please do not hesitate to reach out to me. I’d love to connect. Email tim@screwthenaysayers.com Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/stnwithtimalison/ Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/screwthenaysayers/ LinkedIn- https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-alison/ Screw The Naysayers- www.screwthenaysayers.com

Ever wonder what it's like to integrate empathy into a business? Why would a company want to bring this 'soft skill' in the workplace? Hear from Carey Fried all about the experience. Carey Fried is the perfect follow up to Ed Andrew, in episode 9.  Ed spoke about self awareness and responsibility. Now it's time to learn all about flexing the empathy muscle. Carey Fried, a colleague is an ideal guest to speak about a company integrating a framework of empathy. A Bit About the Guest Carey Fried is the former head of Marketing at CallSource, a company she founded with her father over 20 years ago. As a Mindfulness trainer and practitioner, she has spent years studying the impact of Mindfulness and Emotional Intelligence on people at work. Carey completed Google’s “Search Inside Yourself” training and frequently presents Google’s leading-edge Mindfulness curriculum to corporate and non-profit organizations. MORE ABOUT THIS SHOW On the episode, Carey and I cover: Google's Search Inside Yourself Stephen Covey's Brand Trust The New Currency in Corporate Culture Trust Taxes and Trust Dividends

After speaking to Jenn Herman, in episode 8 Instagram and being human on social media, I decided to take a step back. It was time to reflect on the human aspects that drive business today. When considering my network,  I thought Ed Andrew would be an ideal guest. Ed's brand The Human Consultancy focuses on the human side and one which inspires great people to thrive and to achieve great things. By combining Ed's business knowledge and personal experience, his brand is able to help people balance their career and shape their future.  A business which has at its heart compassion, gratitude, integrity and most importantly giving back. My interview with Ed was recorded quite a while back around episode 2, when he reached out to me via Linkedin. [podbean resource="episode=hr3ha-9d5020" type="audio-square" height="400" skin="1" auto="0" share="1" fonts="Helvetica" download="1" rtl="0"] A Bit About the Guest Ed Andrew is the founder of the Human Consultancy, set up to bring humanity back to work and life by delivering world-class e-learning programs, private coaching, and international retreats.  He is a former lawyer and life long entrepreneur building and operating business in Sydney, London, Delhi and Bali across industries in technology, manufacturing & e-commerce, recruitment and consulting.   As a business consultant, Ed has advised tech and non-tech leaders, boards and next-gen leaders in Europe, North America and Asia in areas such as sustainability, sales & marketing, talent acquisition & retention, ethical leadership, innovation, strategic, operational and financial management, and business metrics.   He sold his first business in 2010 and is a founding investor in one of Sydney’s leading start up builders (VC funds) 25fifteen.   As the host of the Ed Andrew podcast, he enjoys interviewing changemakers from around the world, including entrepreneurs, technologists, neuroscientists, world-leading environmentalists, psychologists, authors, elite athletes, Nobel nominees, and bestselling authors. MORE ABOUT THIS SHOW On the episode, Ed and I cover: Expectations vs Perceptions The 'Whole Package' Necessary for a Business to Succeed Self Awareness 4 triggers/ catalysts that control a probable outcome Listen closely because there's a lot of great insights and ideas.

Find Your Next Favorite Book Here: https://amzn.to/2xeiL9A 1. Who is Ed Andrew 2. His fortunes with being alive 3. Check out:https://www.linkedin.com/in/ed-andrew-a871726/ 4. "If you're asking 'who, what, where, when- you will succeed in the interview” 5. How To Make Successful Habits as on your business 7. Making A Difference Vs Just Making another Dollar 8. His Tactics on Awareness 9. How Important Struggling Is In Our Lives If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to the podcast. I'd also love it if you could leave me a review. Doing this will help more people discover the show so they to can get more done and get more out of life. If you want to get on a podcast: email me at logan@logantylernelson.com -Website: www.logantylernelson.com -Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/thelogantylernelson -LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/logan-nelson-964ba140/ -Twitter: https://twitter.com/LoganTnelson -My Radio Show: http://logantylernelson.libsyn.com/ Start a course And Make Passive Income: https://conveyour.com?rfsn=1126381.f4b9e2    

Ed has been working with and helping people in one form or another for over 25 years. He brings with him extensive and varied experience of working around the world in different industries and cultures.Starting his career as a barrister in London in the mid 1990's, Ed became a headhunter over 20 years ago. He moved to Sydney in 2001 to set up his first legal recruitment business EA International. Opening EA's Delhi office in the mid 2000's at the time when our client Clifford Chance was pioneering alternative legal services a few miles down the road in Gurgaon. He sold EA in 2010 moving back to England with his next business a Saas recruitment platform and community for financial and professional services which had roots in behavioural profiling. Returning to Sydney in 2012 Ed started consulting to SME's and technology start ups in Asia while embarking on a personal journey of awareness brought on by a fluke discovery of cancer. Taking time out to repair and recharge Ed learned about nutrition, meditation, human behaviour and how to change disruptive patterns - to enjoy a more simple and uncluttered life.Within a year he and his wife founded a fashion and e-commerce business later moving to the rice fields of Bali to be closer to their factories and to practice a healthier way of life where they lived for eighteen months. Having spent 2 years in England Ed and his family now live back in Sydney. Ed has advised businesses and law firms and continues to mentor people going through change. The Human Consultancy was borne from the knowledge that regardless of technology business is built on its people and that people need to come first, to be nurtured and respected and that their career, interests, and needs will change over time. Ed and his family live in Sydney, Australia where you may well find him elbow deep in making raw chocolate.- thehumanconsultancy.com- https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/the-ed-andrew-podcast/id1295787262- https://www.linkedin.com/in/edandrew/Please do NOT hesitate to reach out to me on LinkedIn, Instagram, or via email mark@vudream.comLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-metry/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/Twitter - https://twitter.com/markymetryMedium - https://medium.com/@markymetryFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/Humans.2.0.PodcastMark Metry - https://www.markmetry.com/Humans 2.0 Twitter - https://twitter.com/Humans2Podcast

Ed has been working with and helping people in one form or another for over 25 years. He brings with him extensive and varied experience of working around the world in different industries and cultures.Starting his career as a barrister in London in the mid 1990's, Ed became a headhunter over 20 years ago. He moved to Sydney in 2001 to set up his first legal recruitment business EA International. Opening EA's Delhi office in the mid 2000's at the time when our client Clifford Chance was pioneering alternative legal services a few miles down the road in Gurgaon. He sold EA in 2010 moving back to England with his next business a Saas recruitment platform and community for financial and professional services which had roots in behavioural profiling. Returning to Sydney in 2012 Ed started consulting to SME's and technology start ups in Asia while embarking on a personal journey of awareness brought on by a fluke discovery of cancer. Taking time out to repair and recharge Ed learned about nutrition, meditation, human behaviour and how to change disruptive patterns - to enjoy a more simple and uncluttered life.Within a year he and his wife founded a fashion and e-commerce business later moving to the rice fields of Bali to be closer to their factories and to practice a healthier way of life where they lived for eighteen months. Having spent 2 years in England Ed and his family now live back in Sydney. Ed has advised businesses and law firms and continues to mentor people going through change. The Human Consultancy was borne from the knowledge that regardless of technology business is built on its people and that people need to come first, to be nurtured and respected and that their career, interests, and needs will change over time. Ed and his family live in Sydney, Australia where you may well find him elbow deep in making raw chocolate.- thehumanconsultancy.com- https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/the-ed-andrew-podcast/id1295787262- https://www.linkedin.com/in/edandrew/Please do NOT hesitate to reach out to me on LinkedIn, Instagram, or via email mark@vudream.comLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-metry/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/Twitter - https://twitter.com/markymetryMedium - https://medium.com/@markymetryFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/Humans.2.0.PodcastMark Metry - https://www.markmetry.com/Humans 2.0 Twitter - https://twitter.com/Humans2Podcast

Mark Metry is the host of itunes top 100 podcast Humans 2.0 featuring leaders such as Seth Godin, Phillip Stutts, Chip Conley and Naveen Jain. The show is designed ​​to educate others to change their own lives and upgrade to the Human version 2.0 that is inside all of us.  He is also a 21 yr old serial entrepreneur and first generation immigrant from Egypt. He is currently founder of VU Dream , a growing and innovative virtual and augmented reality marketing & advertising agency based in Boston. ​Mark founded a Minecraft server at age 15 and it went on to be one of the biggest servers on the planet. He stayed as the creative operations director of PPMC, started in 2013 until 2018, the #1 Pixelmon Minecraft server in the world. As creative director, Mark grew the company’s website to reach over 10 million users and 10,000 registered premium members.  ​​Mark and Ed Andrew talk about all things growth mindset, developing self awareness, his battle with weight gain and depression, his quest for a more meaningful life, how he started Humans 2.0 and the book that will be about the messages from his guests.  We touch on AR and VR though our talk centres on his own journey, awakening and his thirst for knowledge.  It is a fascinating insight into the mind of a 21 yr old, what drives him and searching for answers yet already a successful businessman and top ranking podcast host. 

Omozua Isiramen is an Emotional Mastery, Executive & Neuro Leadership Coach dedicated to helping executives, mid and top-level professionals and entrepreneurs live a life that feels good. She provides a unique set of tools and encouragement to help you live life on your terms and achieve the results you’ve been seeking and truly want. ​While she has over 20 years experience as a working professional, five years ago a medically challenging period, illness and surgery left me on bedrest for two months straight. It wasn’t luxurious. It was excruciating. Laying in bed unable to move, she had to examine her life, her childhood, and her mother’s death at the age of 19. Not just what happened to her, but really understanding who she was. She had never before been forced to think, “Who is Omo? ​Omo is a wonderfully engaging and entertaining woman who has also mastered the art of story telling and she explains in her refreshing human and compassionate manner how her life has unfolded and she came about coaching, helping people with their careers and life, but her message is a profoundly simple one that everyone can change and get the help you need. As she often says 'no man is an island' - we all need help. Omo talks to Ed Andrew about her work and mission, and as you will tell Ed and Omo have developed a fantastic rapport about all things human.

John is the co-founder and President of global law company Elevate. He has twenty five years’ experience managing client relationships in the legal and financial sectors, helping clients capture value from the way they buy and deliver services. Prior to co-founding Elevate, John served as President at Integreon, where he led new business development efforts and managed existing clients on a global basis. During this time he grew the company’s revenue from $12 million in 2005 to $150 million in 2011. Previously, he was CEO of the financial and legal outsourcing division of ADP Inc.  ​He talks to Ed Andrew about his purpose to drive more efficiency in legal services, how to build and shape a modern diverse workforce whose career aspirations are constantly shifting, the impact of the gig economy, how technology enhances our capability to decipher large volumes of data, but we will always need human intelligence to analyse and solve complex problems. He also shares his personal insight as an entrepreneur and what he learns from his wife Doulla, a diversity ambassador for facebook and instagram, and his three children two are already successful founders of organic food companies, Nom Bars and White Rabbit Pizzas, and how education today is completely out of step with preparing children for the modern workforce.   

Eric Remensperger is a lawyer, entrepreneur, speaker and wellness advocate based in Los Angeles. Eric has been a “big law” practicing lawyer for over 30 years, but for the last 20 years his passion has been all things relating to wellness.  Prior to moving from New York to Los Angeles in 1995 he went from a work-hard play-hard cigarette smoking wall street lawyer to a gym rat and then a serious biohacker.  The transition started in earnest in 1997 after he became the investor partner in a holistic center with a doctor of Chinese medicine.  His passion continued and he was, or so he thought, the healthiest 59-year old on the planet.  That all changed in June of 2016 when he was diagnosed with an advanced stage of prostate cancer.  This pushed him even deeper into this passion for health and wellness, and he did an incredible dive into all things relating to cancer, from the causes, to the therapies and interventions.  His ability to take a big picture perspective of a complex disease and filter out the signal from all the noise is amazing.  While he does not like to use the word “cure” (since, in his view it is a more matter of getting into a healing state, which he will go into), he was declared to be into remission 7 months after first being diagnosed. ​Eric talks to Ed Andrew about his journey, the life changing moments and how his 20 year passion for wellness provided the answers when he needed them most. In a frank and entertaining chat we discuss a little bit of science, lots of nutrition and his quest (his new business and book the quest to cure cancer) to find the root cause of his illness in a mission to help others prevent the illness taking grip in the first place and to give hope to those who are suffering.  In brief to find joy in what you do every day at work and at home and that happiness and inner peace is the best antidote to developing stress induced illness.  

After 15 years in the retail industry Matt had two major events in his life that set him on a course into entrepreneurship and coaching. The birth of his son and the death of his father. ​Matt talks to Ed Andrew about his journey, managing stress, the power of open networking, social media influence and building community. When we spoke Matt had just packed up his house and family into an RV to travel around North America and live their life according to the values they always talked about. "For 15 years I sold my soul to the corporate lifestyle. I missed birthday parties, family events, holidays, funerals, anniversaries...I was missing out on life. With having little to no boundaries at work, I burned myself out to the point I had to go on medical leave with several severe and life threatening health issues." ​Today Matt is healthy and is the founder of LifeStory Coaching & Development, LLC where he works with a variety of clients from work-at-home moms to NBA executives. Matt helps people achieve what they really, want to do in life; coaching entrepreneurs and corporations in transforming their work into a meaningful and profitable career. With a specialty focus in social media, specifically with LinkedIn, Matt built a network with over 30,000 connections, having built 70% of his business on that platform alone.   

Jerome Doraisamy is a 30-year-old author, ex lawyer, law lecturer and journalist from Sydney. He left legal practice to publish his first book, The Wellness Doctrines for Law Students and Young Lawyers, in October 2015. It peaked at #2 on iTunes and has been sold, in both paperback and eBook form, on all six continents. He currently works as a journalist for Lawyers Weekly and Wellness Daily, and is also an adjunct law lecturer at The University of Western Australia. In his spare time, Jerome is an active blogger, reader, podcast listener and cake baker, and also plays multiple team sports every week, including indoor soccer, touch football and mixed netball. The Wellness Doctrines for High School Students is his second book, and was published in May 2018. ​He talks to Ed Andrew about everything wellness at home and work, how we can improve stress management at work, where the employer and the employee has a responsibility, his own journey and breakdown and how there needs to be more help for students transitioning from high school to university.  In a frank interview he explains that stress, depression and mental health is not black and white and how employers need to run programs that cater to all needs not just a few.  

Ed Andrew is the CEO and Founder of the Human Consultancy, an International Guest Speaker, Career and Life Coach, and host of the Ed Andrew Podcast. Over his career, Ed has helped more than 10,000 professionals manage their careers in 35 locations around the world. He’s also an experienced entrepreneur who has built, owned, and operated businesses in London, Sydney, and Delhi. In this episode we dig deep into the challenges facing millennials in the transition to the workforce. He also has no time for millennial bashing. “It’s not their fault that they are the generation that will see the greatest impact on the workforce and that they are the generation pushing hard against the norms”. For me, the greatest value in this episode can be found in practical tips Ed provides for living a more intentional life. He encourages all of us to “unpackage the fear” that has been drilled into us an adopt a mindset that is focused on getting the things that will make us happy. He talks about the importance of at least 60 minutes a day of “self-mode time" (solitude, no earphones, silence), and shares scientific insights into the healing that can take place in nature. He even takes on Gary Vanyerchuck, and in particular the idea that people should use their twenties to gather experiences, and figure things out later. Stay with this episode. It takes me a while to hit my stride with the right questions, but when I do Ed shares a series of real gems. You can reach Ed at www.thehumanconsultancy.com and tune in to his podcast, The Ed Andrew Podcast at all the usual places!

Great Career Conversation with Ed Andrew, we explore his podcast the changes he has made in his career, his experiences as a legal head hunter and why he is now passionately searching for a role in the Hunter.

Claudia is an ex lawyer, founder of online law firm Legal Beagle and founder of chat bot tech firm automio. She is fiercely committed to making quality legal help available to everyone, everywhere. Not capable of accepting the “this is the way we’ve always done it” attitude, Claudia is the Lady-Gaga of New Zealand's legal sector, challenging the norm and bringing fresh ideas to add efficiency and flair to a traditional profession. ​Claudia talks to Ed Andrew about her journey into law and out of it to founding a law practice with her father, and building her own technology software platform to host automio.  She shares her passion for being at the forefront of change in the legal profession, hiring freelancers and those working around the world and waking at 4am to juggle her role as a mother and hectic start up founder.  We talk extensively about ideation, entrepreneurship and how chat bots can be built to help many diverse applications outside of law as well.  

Ed Andrew | Former Lawyer & Founder of The Human Consultancy Ed Andrew is a former lawyer turned entrepreneur and podcaster.He has built his own businesses to seven figure profits and has operated in London, Sydney, Delhi and Bali across industry, but his biggest challenge was beating cancer.

Dr. des. Natalia Wiechowski is the Middle East's leading Edutainer, an award winning keynote speaker and personal branding expert. The German Doctor of Philosophy empowers individuals to portray themselves and their careers as brands, in order to stand out from the grey crowd - online and offline. With a social media following of over 136,000 individuals worldwide, the award-winning speaker walks the talk - not only in the world wide web but also on public stages, e.g. at the Global WIL Economic Forum, Hult International Business School and Middlesex University.  ​Natalia talks to Ed Andrew about her own journey and spiritual awakening which led to her mission and purpose, why personal branding is even more important in the digital age, how spirituality and business can co-exist, why graduates are spending more time considering their own identity and making life decisions at an earlier age. Natalia explains how she went from being an academic to a business entertainer, her strategy for winning business and speaking gigs. We talk about her sabbatical, the types of social networking platforms she uses especially linkedin and coaching and mentoring. She has abundant intellect, compassion and above all humour.