Podcasts about exponential thinking

TakeawaysWe live in a world inundated by noise.Networking should be about adding value, not extracting.Think exponentially when building relationships.Create experiences that foster deeper connections.Self-select people aligned with your values through activities.Invite others into meaningful experiences to build rapport.Be a source of connection for others.Opportunities for connection can change lives.Always have an invitation ready for others.Reflect on the experiences that have shaped your relationships.Sound Bites"How do we find signal in a noisy world?""Be a pollinator of relationships.""Always have an invitation on hand."Chapters00:00Navigating Noise in Relationship Building10:42Creating Exponential Connections Through Experiences

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Would you want to live forever? On this episode, Neil deGrasse Tyson and author, inventor, and futurist Ray Kurzweil discuss immortality, longevity escape velocity, the singularity, and the future of technology. What will life be like in 10 years? NOTE: StarTalk+ Patrons can listen to this entire episode commercial-free here: https://startalkmedia.com/show/could-we-someday-live-forever-with-ray-kurzweil/Thanks to our Patrons Johan Svensson, Galen J., Kellen Bolander, Sunshine, and Brian White for supporting us this week.(Originally Aired Tuesday, November 29 2022)

This is an exclusive episode, taken from my eLearning program (link below). In it, I share a few miscellaneous learnings around monetization timing, failing fast, lead handling, outbound prospecting, exponential thinking, and getting behind mega-trends before they pop.===============

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Hasard Lee, master pilot and instructor F-35 and F-16 : https://www.hasardlee.comInstagram: @hasardleeYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@HasardLeePlease read The Art of Clear ThinkingThe conversation highlights the critical role of clear thinking in making effective decisions. The conversation covers topics such as entering the flow state, maintaining technological advantage in an exponential age, the evolution of dogfighting and the F-35, insights on unidentified flying objects (UFOs), and maintaining a prime position in the changing world order. The guest also discusses his book and future projects.TakeawaysClear thinking is crucial in decision making, especially in high-pressure situations.Creativity and flexibility are essential for making effective decisions.Fast forecasting and exponential thinking can help assess the potential outcomes and risks of a decision.Embracing uncertainty is important in decision making, as not all decisions can be made with complete certainty. Putting yourself in circumstances that force you to enter the flow state can open up new possibilities.In an exponential age, it is important to maintain technological advantage and make fast decisions.The F-35 is a stealth fighter with advanced sensors and flight control systems.Unidentified flying objects (UFOs) are often simply unidentified and not necessarily alien spaceships.To maintain a prime position in the changing world order, innovation and speed in development are crucial.Chapters00:00Introduction and Background06:03 Hazard's Experience as a Fighter Pilot13:18 The Importance of Clear Thinking in Decision Making19:50 The Tension Between Structured Thinking and Creativity26:31 Entering a State of Calmness for Clear Decision Making29:55 Fast Forecasting and Exponential Thinking in Decision Making38:17 Making Big Decisions and Embracing Uncertainty42:31 Entering the Flow State45:23 Maintaining Technological Advantage in an Exponential Age48:08 The Evolution of Dogfighting and the F-3557:35 Insights on Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs)01:02:51 Maintaining a Prime Position in the Changing World Order01:04:15Promoting the Book and Future ProjectsFor enhanced performance check out our Partners:Check out the best performance shake I have found on the market:Momentum Shake: https://www.momentumshake.comAnd my go to Mineral test and supplement:Upgraded Formulas: https://www.upgradedformulas.com SUBSCRIBE TO MY PODCAST ► over 1000, 5 star Reviews: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... + Leave a review with your instagram for opportunity to win free products from our partners SUPPORT THE SHOW:  / michaeltrainer   Facebook ►  / michaeltrainer   Instagram ►  / michaeltrainer   Instagram ►  / peak_mind   Linkedin ►  / michaeltrainer   Twitter ►  / michaeltrainer   Medium ►  / michaeltrainer   iTunes Podcast (subscribe) ► Epic Sex and Orgasms: https://link.chtbl.com/BIBI Philosophy on Life's purpose: https://link.chtbl.com/IseA0K6- Keys to Sleep: https://link.chtbl.com/SLEEP Business: https://link.chtbl.com/CRAIG YouTube ► Meditate with the Dalai Lama:    • Peak Mind: Dalai Lama Teaching and Me...   Champions mindset with Maria Sharapova:  • Maria Sharapova's Secret To Overcomin...   Overcoming fear with Laird Hamilton:  • Laird Hamilton on overcoming fear for...   Sacred Chant with Benki Piyako:  • Benki Piyako Sacred Chant    

In this episode of Selling With Love, Jason Marc Campbell interviews Salim Ismail, a serial entrepreneur, best-selling author, speaker, and futurist who teaches people how to think exponentially and solve the world's biggest problems. Salim shares his insights on how exponential technologies are transforming business and society, why we need to shift from linear to exponential thinking, how to develop a massively transformative purpose (MTP) that drives our actions and attracts our tribe, and how to leverage tools like AI and Chat GPT-3 to enhance our sales performance. Salim also reveals the secrets of the most successful entrepreneurs and innovators like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos who are building exponential organizations that are 10x better than their competitors. This episode is packed with valuable information and inspiration for anyone who wants to thrive in the age of exponential change. Never Struggle With Sales Again: Identify, Attract and Close your Ideal Clients FREE MINI-COURSE

On June 10th, the Faith at Work Summit at Saddleback Church is hosting Fortune 500, Christian executives from Target, Disney, Cisco Systems, Metronic and Capital Group. Each of these speakers are passionate about the integration of faith and work. They are seeing God move in their companies, specifically through Christian fellowships and Small groups in the workplace that they are leading.Are you interested in workplace small groups or fellowship with business-minded Christians? Do you or any of your small group leaders lead a group at their workplace? Then join participants from across the US for this Faith at Work Summit, on Saturday, June 10th.If you're in Southern California you can join this event in-person. It's also simulcasted via zoom and you can watch it live online. You can register for this event at https://Saddleback.com/FaithAtWorkSteve Gladen, Global Small Groups Pastor at Saddleback Church, pulls from his 20+ years of small group ministry experience to encourage and equip listeners to lead more effective small group ministry. In this episode, you will hear an audio recording of Rick Warren talking to the Saddleback church staff about his 10 Principles of Exponential Thinking. Steve Gladen will then breakdown how you can apply these 10 principles to your small group ministry. The following is what will specifically be covered in this show:First – exponential growth is possible.Second – exponential growth is the New Testament model.Third – exponential growth brings honor to God.Fourth – exponential growth captures the attention of the unbelieving world.Fifth – exponential growth is caused by God.Sixth – exponential growth is the result of God's blessing on your life.Seventh – exponential growth makes God smile…in fact, He rewards it.Eighth – the only barrier to exponential growth is our own unbelief.Ninth – the secret of exponential growth is believing God for big things.Finally, Tenth – exponential growth begins with exponential thinking.Choosing Growth over ControlThe Book of Acts is one of the best resources we have to understand the growth of the church during its formative years. A brief read through of this section of Scripture can quickly show us that the church preferred growth over control as they would preach to thousands and then baptize them shortly afterward. As witnessed throughout Acts, explosive growth was a good problem to have, for it established a foundation upon which its teachings could stand upon. Similarly, we too must be okay with the mess that new small groups may create. Instead of focusing primarily on if a new small group leader is maintaining sound theological discourse within their very first meeting, we are challenged to celebrate the fact that Jesus is being discussed at all and that members are coming together to form community. But doesn't bad theology and misinformed teaching create more complication for the kingdom of God? Yes, however just as we see in the Bible, doctrine and teaching was provided shortly after Acts through the writings of the Epistles. Just as how Paul conducted “on-the-job” training via letters to the churches he was mentoring, we too can choose growth first and then later practice the approach of surgically addressing any theological concerns through a consistent roll-out of bite-size trainings.A Culture of GroupsWhile we all wish our congregants would be fully devoted followers of Christ who are consistently serving, attending a small group, and in-the-know of the church calendar at all times, the reality is that many of our churchgoers only step foot onto church grounds for Sunday service (or online for virtual Sunday service). In other words, Sunday morning may in fact be the only shot we have to help promote small groups and/or explain the benefits of small groups. If our churches only mention small groups twice a year at the times when there are coordinated group launches, then this means that the typical church attendee only will hear about small groups 4% of the year (even less if they miss one or both of those two services!). If the church's leadership agrees that small groups are one of the most important ministries within the community, then we become challenged to display the fact that small groups are indeed a part of our church's DNA. To help execute this, some strategies can include: (1) head pastor buy-in (where the senior pastor becomes one of the most vocal proponents of small group ministry and even attends a group themselves); (2) Church calendar events that strategically funnel individuals into newly created groups (and/or church events that don't interfere with the weekdays on which small groups typically meet); or (3) Consistent small group promotion from the pulpit (Not every message needs to be a small group sermon, but every message can contain a shout-out or a 30 second tie-in to small groups).Lowering the BarriersIn a post-Covid world, small group ministries have found themselves challenged to embrace new methods in facilitating and nurturing community. While meeting in-person will always be the ideal method of meeting in groups, what we do know is that the concept of virtual groups is here to stay. During this time that we find ourselves in, what type of group is easy to duplicate, is able to meet both online and in-person, is easily sustainable, and also is easy to lead? As we arrive on the other side of the widespread disruption that Covid-19 had brought with it, sermon discussion groups may very well be the perfect type of “growth over control” group to launch within our church's small group ministry. A sermon discussion guide is not only able to empower anyone to host a group and facilitate engaging conversation, but it also allows what Steve and Dave encouraged us all to practice during last year's Lobby: rather than simply telling our groups what to do, we instead provide for our groups the destination we want them to reach while utilizing the values we want them to use in order to arrive there. Even though a model of sermon discussion groups chooses growth over control, it does so within a framework that provides its groups a set of guardrails within which to operate. In other words, groups are not grown without oversight, but instead are grown within a model that becomes quite appealing to a post-Covid world where both in-person and online groups are meeting on a regular basis. ★ Support this podcast ★

This podcast interview focuses on product innovation that has the power to ensure that in 7 years we can still drink and eat. My guest is Dr. Max Gulde, Co-founder and CEO of constellr.  Max is a prototype of a tech entrepreneur on a mission. A massive mission. By training, he is an experimental physicist with a strong background in materials science, computational physics, image processing, methodology development, and the ingestion of scientific work into applications. In April 2020 he co-founded constellr a German deep-tech company at the interface between agriculture and space. Max is the inventor of constellr's core technology and holds several patents.  Their mission: the provision of a robust data basis to drive 'more crop per drop' and help feed 10 billion people by 2050. And this inspired me, and hence I invited Max to my podcast. We explore the challenges Max has been going through to convince the nay-sayers and what he has learned from that. He explains what they have done to break a huge global problem into a manageable structure - and what choices have been fundamental to deliver remarkable impact - and grow predictable traction. Last but not least he shares his recommendations for building a Software business that has staying power. Here's one of his quotes What we were looking at were two things. It was impact on the one hand side, so what are the biggest challenges? But then also the timescale, i.e., when will these challenges have a really big effect? And that's the reason why we then started with water because carbon, for example, is magnificent in scale. The amplitude of this problem is just amazingly large. However, water will probably overtake carbon in a few years, so now in terms of amplitude and it will be a lot more severe, a lot earlier. It's a lot shorter timescale, we're not looking at 2050, we're not looking at 2070, we're looking at seven harvests from now. So, if we don't have a good solution implemented, the world will, I wouldn't say be on fire, but we'll definitely live in a lot more stressful world. During this interview, you will learn four things: Why getting everyone to see and acknowledge the severity of the problem doesn't mean they'll buy or invest How to approach a problem that's beyond imagination in size How to go about segmenting the market when no-one 'owns' the problem you solve best How to leverage positioning to grow momentum when the market doesn't see the urgency of the problem yet For more information about the guest from this week: Max Gulde Website constellr Subscribe to the Daily SaaS Reflection Get my free, 1 min daily reflection on shaping a B2B SaaS business no one can ignore. Subscribe here Yes, it's actually daily. And yes, people actually stay subscribed (Just see what peer B2B SaaS CEOs say) My promise: It's short. To the point. Inspiring. And valuable. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Would you want to live forever? On this episode, Neil deGrasse Tyson and author, inventor, and futurist Ray Kurzweil discuss immortality, longevity escape velocity, the singularity, and the future of technology. What will life be like in 10 years? NOTE: StarTalk+ Patrons can listen to this entire episode commercial-free here: https://startalkmedia.com/show/could-we-someday-live-forever-with-ray-kurzweil/Thanks to our Patrons Johan Svensson, Galen J., Kellen Bolander, Sunshine, and Brian White for supporting us this week.Photo Credit: Jon Manning, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons

Making The Move From Linear to Exponential Thinking For Massive Business Results With Aaron BareWSJ Best-Selling Author, Entrepreneur, and Thought Leader on Exponential Theory, Aaron Bare joins Shawn and Lacey to talk about the phenomenal results achieved by exponential theory. In his book, he talks about the difference between linear thinking versus exponential thinking, which has been proven across thousands of companies large and small to have out-sized results. For any entrepreneur who has a desire to see massive growth, make sure to tune into this episode!Key Moments:7:30 - What is Exponential Theory10:30 - Don't Underestimate What You Can Do in 10 Years12:30 - The Exponential Thinking Journey of Elon Musk13:30 - 4 Elements of a Successful Business Model29:30 - Where to Start as a Solo EntrepreneurConnect with Aaron:Website: https://www.aaronbare.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aaronbare/LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaronbare/Twitter: https://twitter.com/aaronbareYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbkY4K-bpTIHAbmyPoDQNlw/featured

Taking big leaps when trying to get to a goal is tricky. One cannot learn the workaround of something unless they learn it piece by piece. Today, Mitch Russo is joined by Aaron Bare, a strategic facilitator who helps companies and leaders become innovative, exponential, and grow their mindset. His book, Exponential Theory: The Power of Thinking Big, provides the ten keys of exponential leadership to solving climate changes, social imbalances, and other problems present. Join Mitch and Aaron as they dive deep into exponential technologies, disruption, and achieving uncontrollable business growth. Free give away: The Book: https://exponentialtheory.com/ebook-download/.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join Your First Thousand Clients Community today:mitchrusso.comMitch Russo LinkedIn

Steve Gladen, Global Small Groups Pastor at Saddleback Church, pulls from his 20+ years of small group ministry experience to encourage and equip listeners to lead more effective small group ministry. In this episode, you will here an audio recording of Rick Warren talking to the Saddleback church staff about his 10 Principles of Exponential Thinking. Steve Gladen will then breakdown how you can apply these 10 principles to your small group ministry. The following is what will specifically be covered in this show:First – exponential growth is possible.Second – exponential growth is the New Testament model.Third – exponential growth brings honor to God.Fourth – exponential growth captures the attention of the unbelieving world.Fifth – exponential growth is caused by God.Sixth – exponential growth is the result of God's blessing on your life.Seventh – exponential growth makes God smile…in fact, He rewards it.Eighth – the only barrier to exponential growth is our own unbelief.Ninth – the secret of exponential growth is believing God for big things.Finally, Tenth – exponential growth begins with exponential thinking.Choosing Growth over ControlThe Book of Acts is one of the best resources we have to understand the growth of the church during its formative years. A brief read through of this section of Scripture can quickly show us that the church preferred growth over control as they would preach to thousands and then baptize them shortly afterward. As witnessed throughout Acts, explosive growth was a good problem to have, for it established a foundation upon which its teachings could stand upon. Similarly, we too must be okay with the mess that new small groups may create. Instead of focusing primarily on if a new small group leader is maintaining sound theological discourse within their very first meeting, we are challenged to celebrate the fact that Jesus is being discussed at all and that members are coming together to form community. But doesn't bad theology and misinformed teaching create more complication for the kingdom of God? Yes, however just as we see in the Bible, doctrine and teaching was provided shortly after Acts through the writings of the Epistles. Just as how Paul conducted “on-the-job” training via letters to the churches he was mentoring, we too can choose growth first and then later practice the approach of surgically addressing any theological concerns through a consistent roll-out of bite-size trainings.A Culture of GroupsWhile we all wish our congregants would be fully devoted followers of Christ who are consistently serving, attending a small group, and in-the-know of the church calendar at all times, the reality is that many of our churchgoers only step foot onto church grounds for Sunday service (or online for virtual Sunday service). In other words, Sunday morning may in fact be the only shot we have to help promote small groups and/or explain the benefits of small groups. If our churches only mention small groups twice a year at the times when there are coordinated group launches, then this means that the typical church attendee only will hear about small groups 4% of the year (even less if they miss one or both of those two services!). If the church's leadership agrees that small groups are one of the most important ministries within the community, then we become challenged to display the fact that small groups are indeed a part of our church's DNA. To help execute this, some strategies can include: (1) head pastor buy-in (where the senior pastor becomes one of the most vocal proponents of small group ministry and even attends a group themselves); (2) Church calendar events that strategically funnel individuals into newly created groups (and/or church events that don't interfere with the weekdays on which small groups typically meet); or (3) Consistent small group promotion from the pulpit (Not every message needs to be a small group sermon, but every message can contain a shout-out or a 30 second tie-in to small groups).Lowering the BarriersIn a post-Covid world, small group ministries have found themselves challenged to embrace new methods in facilitating and nurturing community. While meeting in-person will always be the ideal method of meeting in groups, what we do know is that the concept of virtual groups is here to stay. During this time that we find ourselves in, what type of group is easy to duplicate, is able to meet both online and in-person, is easily sustainable, and also is easy to lead? As we arrive on the other side of the widespread disruption that Covid-19 had brought with it, sermon discussion groups may very well be the perfect type of “growth over control” group to launch within our church's small group ministry. A sermon discussion guide is not only able to empower anyone to host a group and facilitate engaging conversation, but it also allows what Steve and Dave encouraged us all to practice during last year's Lobby: rather than simply telling our groups what to do, we instead provide for our groups the destination we want them to reach while utilizing the values we want them to use in order to arrive there. Even though a model of sermon discussion groups chooses growth over control, it does so within a framework that provides its groups a set of guardrails within which to operate. In other words, groups are not grown without oversight, but instead are grown within a model that becomes quite appealing to a post-Covid world where both in-person and online groups are meeting on a regular basis.★ Support this podcast ★

Reimagining the future, changing our expectations, 10x value, and human centred design thinking are just a few of the key ideas that Dr. Melodena Stephens proposes as a way for governments to look at future innovation.Listen to her full podcast on “Exponential Thinking for an Innovation-Driven Government” at mbrsg.ae

Tim Hodgson is co-head of the Thinking Ahead Institute at Willis Towers Watson.  He previously worked as an investment consultant. Our wide ranging conversation covers the genesis of the Thinking Ahead institute and what prompted the desire to gather industry thought leaders together to work on the most pressing issues facing not only the industry but the planet.Tim's own career has had many twists and turns and we spend some time on how he learned to think in exponential terms instead of strictly linearly. We translate this thinking into what the outlook for the planet is and Tim is surprisingly sanguine about what progress we will make and the change that we will see in 5 years. This podcast discusses similar themes to those discussed in Episode 72 with Tim's colleague, Marisa Hall co-head of the Thinking Ahead institute. You can find the link to that here:https://open.spotify.com/episode/0ITfgkpUg8NOzDY6XrqEx5?si=0zLrNlEwSKOCybf-MA4R7wThis podcast is brought to you with the kind support of Pluscios Capital, a women-owned, WBENC certified investment management firm based in Evanston, IL. With over 60+ years of combined investment management experience, co-founders Constance Teska and Kelly Chesney are committed to the development of bespoke investment solutions on behalf of institutions and intermediaries. In addition to broadly diversified core and catalyst solutions, Pluscios provides hands on product development support and custom solutions with a focus on diversity-led and emerging managers.

Action Plan: https://jimharshawjr.com/ACTION Free Clarity Call: https://jimharshawjr.com/APPLY Linear vs Exponential Thinking. How do elite performers operate exponentially? What is their secret to achieving outsized results? As Founder and CEO of The Abraham Group, Inc., Jay Abraham has spent his entire career solving complex problems and fixing underperforming businesses. He has significantly increased the bottom lines of over 10,000 clients in more than 1,000 industries, and over 7,200 sub industries, worldwide.  Jay has an uncanny ability to increase business income, wealth, and success by looking at the situations from totally different paradigms. He uncovers hidden assets, overlooked opportunities, underperforming activities, and undervalued possibilities unseen by his clients.  Jay shows his clients how to take different success concepts from different industries and adopt them to their specific business. This gives Jay's clients a powerful advantage over their competition. In this episode, Jay reveals the strategies and ways of thinking that world-class performers like him implement in order to get outsized results.  Don't miss this opportunity to go from linear thinking to exponential thinking and start witnessing exponential results in your life. Tune in now! If you don't have time to listen to the entire episode or if you hear something that you like but don't have time to write it down, be sure to grab your free copy of the Action Plan from this episode— as well as get access to action plans from EVERY episode— at http://www.JimHarshawJr.com/Action.    

Jay Abraham, CEO and Founder of The Abraham Group, shares how he uses exponential thinking for business growth. Hosts Dylan Gambardella & Justin Lafazan, CoFounders & CEOs of Next Gen HQ, uncover Jay's perspective on the importance of viewing yourself as a human hedge fund. Learn the importance & different offerings of how Jay categorizes mentors: coaches, mentors, and masterful thinking partners. As well as Jay's technique for evaluating businesses. SUBSCRIBE TO MOMENTUM NEWSLETTER: ✨https://nextgenhq.com/getmomentum CONNECT WITH NEXT GEN HQ

This week's episode is entitled "Incremental vs Exponential Thinking: Why It Matters & How to Do It".  It's just me and our MC and producer, Paul Roberts of OC Talk Radio.  Find out what wave machines and authors Hemingway and Chandler have to do with anything.    The topic today I've been thinking a lot about is this difference between incremental and exponential thinking and what that difference is, what it means, why it's important. Sales and marketing folks talk a lot about small tactical problems that provide incremental change, but...  ...We're not always taking the time to step back and think about the monumental changes that may be in front of us that if we could think more strategically about those, we might be able to move forward more efficiently. Among other things, we also tackle the notion of a world without email.  If we assume email is no longer a channel, how would we think about other channels? How would we think about other means of communicating? If we could envision a world where something is no longer true, does that help us think not just incrementally but exponentially? And it's not to say that email is going away. Listen in and/or read the full transcript on our blog starting Mon. 11/18 at 6am PST.  

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Our mindset and the way we approach our goals are a major factor to determines our success. Our guest Peter Diamandis firmly believes this, and he has the experience to back it up.  Diamandis is the Chairman and CEO of the well-known XPRIZE Foundation, which awards a $10 million Ansari XPRIZE for private spaceflight. He […] The post Peter Diamandis | Exponential Thinking, Moonshots, and Abundance Mindset appeared first on Smart Business Revolution.

Yuh-Mei Hutt is one of Tallahassee’s most dedicated business leaders. Best known as President of Golden Lighting, her nationally reaching custom lighting company, Hutt also serves as Chair of the Domi Station Board of Directors. Fresh off of hosting a breakout session at the Chamber’s 2019 Annual Community Conference, she joins the podcast to discuss her career and the benefits she has discovered from operating with an exponential mindset. Beyond business, Hutt has a heart for making the Tallahassee community a place where her young kids will want to live and work someday. She regularly tells others that “All the work we do in Tallahassee is for our kids.” Whether working on her company or on building a better community, Hutt is constantly seeking to implore a growth mentality into all that she does. In this week’s podcast, Hutt explains how using an exponential mindset has helped grow Golden Lighting to new heights and even discover products to serve her current and future customer base.  “I’m trying to let my front line people manage the day to day, manage the current state (of the business),” she explains as an example of how she empowers decision making, one of the seven tenets of an exponential mindset. “The management team is trying to bring the department or company into a future state and my role as CEO is to consider the multiple futures for the company and to set the overall direction. Once you do that, you free up a lot more bandwidth in the management team to be able to move the company forward.”  A tech conference is where Yuh-Mei first discovered this new method of thinking. Since then, she has incorporated an exponential mindset into her work at Golden Lighting, her involvement at Domi Station and has embarked on a journey to inspire other businesses and community members in Tallahassee to adapt their mindsets to unleash exponential growth and position their business for success in a world full of disruptions.  “If you want to change what you do, you have to change how you think.” she says. The 7 Tenets of an Exponential Mindset:  Set Ambitious Goals over Setting Realistic Goals  Follow the Vision over Following the Plan (11:30) Maximize Learning over Minimizing Risk (16:26)  Personalize over Standardize (22:00) Empower Decision Making over Centralizing Decision Making (25:00)  Expand Influence over Expand Authority Grow your Network over Make your Numbers (40:28) During this episode of the Podcast, Yuh-Mei provides several examples of recognizable companies (Uber, Chipotle, Tesla) that deploy one or more of these tenets to their companies while also using unique analogies to illustrate the importance of each ideal.  To view the full slide deck, click here. Golden Lighting Domi Station The Domi Awards Find more episodes of the Chamber Podcast HERE Keep in touch with us: Website Facebook Twitter Instagram

Jim Jubelirer is a seasoned executive, coach and public speaker. Jim speaks to a wide variety of audiences about leadership and business excellence and motivates people to achieve Breakthrough Results. Jim is an active member of Abundance 360, a 25-year program to apply Exponential Thinking to solve the world’s most pressing problems. Jim’s Massively Transformative Purpose is to create an equitable and sustainable world for everyone.

When we normally think about change, whether in our organizations or even in our personal lives, we tend to think about linear change. But what would happen if we thought about exponential change instead? What’s the difference? Well a couple of years ago the famous futurist, Ray Kurzweil did an interview with the Financial Times and in the interview he compared linear growth to exponential growth. He said, “30 steps linearly gets you to 30. One, two, three, four, step 30 you’re at 30. With exponential growth, it’s one, two, four, eight. Step 30, you’re at a billion” So taking 30 linear steps is not going to get you very far, but taking 30 exponential steps would be the equivalent of traveling around the world 26 times! There’s no telling where you would end up. We live in an exponential world where things are changing very quickly, especially technology. In order to stay relevant we need to take our linear assumptions, ideas and concepts and adjust them for an exponential world.

Today’s business climate has been marked by the rise of organizations built on the principles of exponential thinking—think Github, Airbnb, and Uber. Companies stuck in old linear thinking patterns, like Kodak, have gone out of business. We can no longer rely on repetitiveness and old ideas to get us through—to achieve success in such a competitive climate, we need to be thinking bigger, and constantly changing and developing.  In this episode, we welcome back special guest Salim Ismail! If you haven’t already listened to my first conversation with Salim, I recommend you listen to episode #89.  Imagine if you could improve the performance of your organization by 10x — what would it look like? How can we raise the collective intelligence and wisdom of our organizational teams? Today’s guest Salim Ismail is here to tell us how to transform the way your company does business. As the founder of Singularity University, a board member at XPRIZE, and an internationally bestselling author, Salim has built his career on thinking big and teaching others about industry disruption and exponential thinking.  We cover a lot of ground in this short conversation. We review what makes an exponential organization, explain why new ideas tend to be rejected by legacy organizations and why this is causing stress around the world. We’ll go over some examples of businesses failing due to their inability to take on exponential thinking, and explain why this happens. We’ll talk about how to successfully transform organizations and solve problems. Lastly, we’ll talk about creativity and share a great hack to completely change the way you thinking about saying ‘no’ to ideas. ** Do you want to stay up to date with every new episode and get my brand new Kwik Brain Accelerator Program? Go to www.KwikBrain.com/podcast to get instant access. **

Jim Jubelirer is a business coach and Exponential Mindset evangelist. He works with executives and entrepreneurs to develop new ways of thinking and solving some of the world’s greatest problems. His philosophy, “If you want to become a billionaire, find a way to help a billion people.” Or said another way, to have everything you […] The post ML87 – Exponential Thinking and Disruptive Technology with Jim Jubelirer appeared first on Jake A Carlson.

The more you learn, the more dots you can connect. How do you become an exponential thinker? What does it mean to be an exponential thinker or a really BIG thinker? We talk a lot about how our life is a reflection of our thinking. This is the millennium of the mind. We get paid to think. It’s not our brute strength, but brain strength. I’m very honored to bring my friend, Naveen Jain, on this episode to share with you some of the ideas to becoming an exponential thinker. He is a very successful entrepreneur, philanthropist, and created a number of businesses including, Moon Express, the only company in the world given permission to leave Earth’s orbit and land on the moon. Strap in as we share some of the principles and ideas of exponential thinking, and how you can train yourself to think exponentially. If you would like to learn more about Naveen’s company and assess your own microbiome, then visit www.viome.com/kwik  ** The only purpose of this podcast is to educate and to inform. It is no substitute for professional care by a doctor or other qualified medical professional. This podcast is provided on the understanding that it does not constitute medical or other professional advice or services. ** 

What exponential trends would you like to recognize and leverage for yourself? If you enjoyed this episode, check out show notes, resources, and more at https://www.superdatascience.com/92

Pascal Finette, VP Startup Solutions and Entrepreneurship Chair at Singularity University, talks about Exponential Thinking and Singularity University in this episode. Pascal was previously Director of Open Innovation Group and Mozilla Labs at Mozilla Corporation. He was also Portfolio Manager at Google.org. Some of the areas that Pascal touches upon in this episode include: 1. What is Singularity University 2. Types of programs offered at Singularity University including those for startups and a 10 weeks program (which is sponsored so free for candidates) 3. Examples of people you may find at Singularity University 4. Linear vs Exponential thinking 5. Resources to expose yourself to exponential thinking 6. Pascal's journey - how he realized early on that he is good at starting things and stuck with that 7. How going above and beyond in every job has helped him be successful and surround himself with great people. 8. Pay it forward and help people 9. Life happens in 2-3 year episodes. Your career will last for 40 years. If a few episodes don't work out, it's fine! Thank you for listening!! Follow the show on Twitter @LED_Curator Website www.learneducatediscover.com/ Like us on FaceBook at www.facebook.com/learneducatediscover/ Email us at hello@learneducatediscover. We will reply!! Subscribe to the show on iTunes itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/learn…d1049159321?mt=2

In this episode we dive into the idea of exponential thinking. Success in the 21st century will be a function of being capable of solving scaleable challenges. Utilizing exponential systems and thinking practices will aide in the process.  

  HTT 102 – Exponential Thinking In this episode we dive into the idea of exponential thinking. Success in the 21st century will be a function of being capable of solving scaleable challenges. Utilizing exponential systems and thinking practices will aide in the process. The post HTT 102 – Exponential Thinking appeared first on Halftime Talks.

At the Exponential Finance conference hosted by Singularity University in New York, I had the opportunity to talk with Peter Diamandis, co-founder and Executive Chairman of Singularity University. Diamandis counsels the world’s top enterprises on how to utilize exponential technologies and incentivized innovation to dramatically accelerate their business objectives. Diamandis is also the Chairman and CEO of the XPRIZE Foundation, which leads the world in designing and launching large incentive prizes to drive radical breakthroughs for the benefit of humanity. He attended MIT where he received his degrees in molecular genetics and aerospace engineering, as well as Harvard Medical School where he received his M.D. Listen to it now. [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

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