Podcast appearances and mentions of Gregory V Diehl

GUEST OVERVIEW: US, Author, book publisher, currently living in Armenia. Gregory V. Diehl writes on personal development, self-awareness, and responsibility in a radically direct and idiosyncratic sort of way. His words are meant to prod into readers' hidden motivators, point out internal contradictions, antagonize unexamined premises, and carry personal values to their logical extremes.

GUEST OVERVIEW: Identity Publications was started by educator-and-entrepreneur-turned-author, Gregory V. Diehl. The company was founded on the fundamental belief that ideas of great impact, influence, and meaning deserve visibility.. Gregory's latest book is about spreading capitalism and entrepreneurship in post-Soviet countries entitled Everyone is an Entrepreneur: https://amzn.to/3pVTc9C  GUEST WEBSITE: http://IdentityPublications.com 

Gregory V. Diehl discusses his book Everyone is an Entrepreneur Selling Economic Self-Determination in a Post-Soviet World. The village In Armenia he lives in suffers from PSD a need for an authoritarian figure to tell them what to do. They do not exchange and do not have a store. Knowledge is more important than money. In order for societies to prosper we need to teach entrepreneurship.

Gregory V. Diehl is an author, educator & personal development mentor. He moved from California, US to live in rural Armenia. In this episode, we talk about the societal damage done by communism, the transition of Eastern Europe towards free-market capitalism, building brands & businesses, self-empowerment, authoring and self-publishing, perspective through traveling the world and more. Recorded June 27, 2022 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelabyrinth.podcast/ Podcaster: Pratham Padav | Twitter: @whoispadav | Telegram: Projectionist Guest: Gregory V. Diehl | Website: https://www.gregorydiehl.net/ | Twitter: https://twitter.com/GregoryVDiehl Donate to The Labyrinth podcast on YouTube Super Thanks or Buy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thelabyrinth

GUEST OVERVIEW: US, Author, book publisher, currently living in Armenia. Gregory V. Diehl writes on personal development, self-awareness, and responsibility in a radically direct and idiosyncratic sort of way. His words are meant to prod into readers' hidden motivators, point out internal contradictions, antagonize unexamined premises, and carry personal values to their logical extremes. GUEST WEBSITE: https://www.gregorydiehl.net/ 

Gregory V. Diehl is author of Everyone is An Entrepreneur: Selling Economic Self-Determination in a Post-Soviet World - Toward Anarchy

Teaching or learning a language is one way of breaking barriers between people. Gregory V. Diehl is a thinker, author, and mentor whose travels and strong WHY of Make Sense have taken him across the world. Dr. Gary Sanchez catches up with Gregory as they talk about one of his new works: helping Armenians learn the English language and training teachers to teach more effectively. We hear about Gregory's roots, how he discovered his WHY, and his experiences as a digital nomad. Stay tuned and be inspired by Gregory as we explore his works and his purpose.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://whyinstitute.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

There are a LOT of great branding books on the marketing. We wish this had been one of them.

It has been one year since the launch of the Stories of COVID project, and to commemorate this milestone, we hosted a live retrospective event with some of the first participants of the podcast. This discussion is presented in its (near) entirety, and shares some insight from participants on what it is like to look back on one year of the pandemic. Participants include: Episode 1: Michael Canas — An Unexpected Reprieve Episode 2: Anita Tkalčević — Travel and Earthquakes Episode 3: Brynn Canary — Community Banding Together Episode 4: Bri Luginbill — Working Remote Episode 5: Rebecca Thomas — Shaping Hope Episode 11: David Tiesma — Community Compassion Episode 12: Mershon Niesner — Stages of Grief Episode 13: Gregory V. Diehl — Publishing & Preparedness Recorded 22 March 2021. Learn more about leaving a story for future generations at https://storiesofcovid.co --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stories-of-covid/support

We all love to hear, read or watch a good story. But have you considered that a brand can have a story too?If you're a business owner, creating a story might be deemed as a low priority task. But did you know that a well-crafted brand story will allow a business to display its uniqueness, increase sales, help founders build more a fulfilling business, and attract and retain good staff too?To learn more about the importance of story when building a business Ian Paget interviews Gregory V. Diehl, author of 'Brand Identity Breakthrough', a book created to help business owners craft their company's unique story to make their products irresistible. In this interview, we'll break down how to create a brand story, and how to tell it too.Show notes and interview transcription can be found here: https://logogeek.uk/podcast/brand-story

In this episode Arek Dvornechuck interviews Gregory V. Diehl and we talk about branding for small businesses.

Each interview is defined by a specific set of questions so they remain consistent. I always end by asking what final words they wish to impart on the generations that will read the Stories of COVID™ book — likely people who will be born long after we're gone. These messages don't make it into the regular episodes, and so every 10th episode is a bonus episode with these special messages from the previous ten participants. They are: Ned Gould David Tiesma Mershon Niesner Gregory V. Diehl Adam Hallett Carol Wilson-Tiesma Joanna Dreiling David Astudillo Lauren Kay Wyatt To learn more about the project, sign up for an interview, and support frontline workers, go to https://storiesofcovid.co --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stories-of-covid/support

Gregory V. Diehl is a serial author and founder of Identity Publications. He is also an avid traveler and expat. Gregory currently lives in Armenia, and sheds some light on how that country is handling COVID-19 through regional checkpoints. He also describes the preparedness he typically manages simply due to living in a village which now supports him comfortably during the scarcity of the pandemic. Interviewed 2 April 2020. Find his publishing company at https://indentitypublications.com Learn more, sign up for an interview, and support frontline workers at https://storiesofcovid.co --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stories-of-covid/support

Reinvent Yourself - Brand Identity Breakthrough with Gregory V. Diehl I started reading this book, totally unaware of the shock I was going to get. I had heard of brand identity before, but every book and article I read about it was BOOORing! That’s why I was freshly surprised and STOKED that I got an ARC of Gregory’s book to read, and LEARN , and BETTER myself and my business. This “brand identity stuff” is so important, I think everyone should read this book, even if they don’t have a business.[click to tweet] It’s about the cornerstone of human happiness — personal development. And if you can only have one book about brand identity, then make it this one. At the END OF THE POST is the link to pick it up for onl $.99, get it now while it is still on pre-sale! I decided I must share this with you and, interview this young guy who is slowly putting Tim Ferris in the shadows as he travels across 40 countries: You’ve got a new book coming! Is this your 1st book? It is. I’ve contributed chapters to a couple other books on things like travel and unconventional education, but this is the first full length book that’s truly all mine. I finally get to get my whole message out there exactly the way I want, and that feels really good to me as an author. So far at least, my early readers seem to appreciate the strength and uniqueness of the message. And judging by the early success it has seen, it definitely won’t be my last book. I’m already thinking ahead to what comes next, particularly about the elements of this one that relate to self-discovery and education. Your book is ranking #2 right now in “small business”? I’m not sure of the exact ranking because that changes pretty frequently, but it already hit #1 bestseller status in the Public Relations category two weeks before launch from preorders alone. I think it has a good chance of doing the same in Small Business. I’m not an expert on Amazon launches or rankings, but I think that’s pretty darn impressive considering how little I knew about book marketing when I started this journey. It’s now up there next to books that have hundreds of five star reviews, and some really well-known names like Dan Norris, Gary Vaynerchuck, Peter Thiel, Chris Guillebeau, and Jon Lee Dumas, I had initially hired someone to handle the marketing for me because I didn’t want to to have to think about it, but that whole thing ended up blowing up in my face and I had to learn to do it all myself. I’m glad I was able to recover so well, though part of me wonders if it could have gone even better. See the rest of the interview on http://www.zbooks.co/2016/05/reinvent-yourself-and-your-business.html Have you noticed? There are no commercials or advertisements on this podcast! Please help keep the podcast free from annoying advertisements! Become a SUPREME MEMBER of this Podcast for as low as ONE dollar :-) https://gumroad.com/l/zbooks Learn Selfpublishing the right way - get my new book while it's still FREE! http://bit.ly/get-the-Power

Today's interview is with Gregory V. Diehl. From an early age, Gregory understood the importance of universal ideals. He has lived and worked in over 35 countries so far, offering straightforward solutions to seekers of honest advice and compassionate support in the development of their identities. We discuss his latest book, The Influential Author: How and Why to Write, Publish, and Sell Nonfiction Books that Matter, how travel can transform you and how to find your brand identity.Resources Mentioned In The EpisodeMasterclass: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-year-of-your-voice-tickets-52143804523The Influential Author: How and Why to Write, Publish, and Sell Nonfiction Books that MatterBrand Identity Breakthrough: How to Craft Your Company's Unique Story to Make Your Products IrresistibleTravel As Transformation: Conquer the Limits of Culture to Discover Your Own IdentityU.S. Taxes For Worldly Americans: The Traveling Expat's Guide to Living, Working, and Staying Tax Compliant AbroadGregory's FacebookIdentity Publications See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Nicos Hadjicostis wrote the book Destination Earth after traveling to more than 70 countries in 6 years in his 40's. His goal was to learn to look at all of earth as though it were a single destination, beyond arbitrary national and cultural borders. His book, and Gregory's own Travel As Transformation, are a rare type of book to explore the philosophical implications and profound personal transformation made possible only by travel. Though Gregory and Nicos agree on many things, there is still a world of differentiated nuance in the conclusions their respective journeys have brought them to. Gregory’s book is written from the perspective of a naïve young Californian man rapidly coming to realize how much bigger the world is than he was ever led to believe. Nicos’ book is written by a man approaching middle age who already had a wealth of practical and philosophical expertise on the world. Both books are predominantly philosophy books, presented through the categorical structure of travel experiences. They are not typical “travel” books. Nicos compares the choices a traveler makes in the way he chooses where to go and what to do in a new country to the choices we make for how we structure every aspect of our lives and identities. There is always more to see and to do than we are capable of accomplishing with limited time. Diminishing returns also quickly become a factor in any new activity. Every traveler must choose for themselves when it is optimal to move on to the next location or activity, just as each of us must decide when to move on to a new stage of our personal development. If you were to travel back in time to any ancient culture on Earth, you would be unable to understand the cultural mindset that existed back then to explain the dominant behaviors of any group of people. The same principle applies even many of the modern cultures that currently exist. The further away you step from your home country, the more flexible you are going to have to become in your analysis of why people act the ways they do. You must eventually accept that everyone has their own reasons for doing what they do, not matter how strange or offensive you might find their behavior to be. The more you experience as you travel, and the older you are when you have these experiences, the harder it will be to reconcile the new knowledge you have acquired with your old interpretations of life. Nicos explains that travel engenders more travel. He originally planned to only travel for two years, but sooner after setting off he realized that the world was much bigger than he anticipated. There were so many more things to see and do than he could have guessed when he began. People can only derive the principles of their identity by having a wide berth of incidental experiences that show them what is possible and how they respond to everything that can happen. If you work many different types of jobs in your life, you will quickly see what you like or dislike about each one.   Being proud of one’s nation necessarily divides the human race along arbitrary lines, pitting us against each other when we could all be working together for common goals. When national pride can expand to become global pride, we can evolve past our present sociological problems. World travel breaks down the identification barriers in an individual mind, and perhaps then may be a necessary part of the process of fixing the world’s dualistic problems of fighting against its own interests. Individuals can begin taking strategic steps now to start living the life of a global citizen now, even if the rest of the world isn’t ready. Your group identification ends only where you allow it to. Moving into the unknown is a function of your will to act when you don’t know what’s going to happen. If you can master your fear, everything else in the journey begins to fall into place. It has nothing to do with how well you plan or what you think you want. Take the first step, and then be ready to take the next.     Things mentioned: Nicos Hadjicostis website: http://nicoshadjicostis.com/   Destination Earth by Nicos Hadjicostis: http://amzn.to/2skocjr Travel As Transformation by Gregory V. Diehl: http://amzn.to/2fDzgkM Vagabonding by Rolf Potts: http://amzn.to/2szX30c The Four-Hour Workweek by Tim Ferriss: http://amzn.to/2tKfRdl UCWG 012: Will You Survive the Cultural Singularity? Third Culture Kids and Embracing Cultural Homelessness: https://gregorydiehl.net/ucwg-012-survive-cultural-singularity-third-culture-kids-embracing-cultural-homelessness/ UCWG 024: What are the Processes and Objectives of Your Transformational Journey? 10 years and 100 Life Goals Accomplished by Tal Gur: https://gregorydiehl.net/ucwg-024-fully-lived-transformational-journey-10-years-100-life-goals-tal-gur/

Natalie Marsh joins Uncomfortable Conversations to discuss the problems of unconventional, exceptional thinkers trying to thrive in a conventional world. Neuro atypicals, including those with Low Latent Inhibition (LLI), Autism, ADHD, and so on, must learn to construct their own societies in a world not made for how they naturally are, in spite of their great gifts.   From the episode of Prison Break where Michael Scofield is diagnosed with Low Latent Inhibition: "People who suffer from low latent inhibition see everyday things like your or I do…but where we just process the image…they process everything. Their brains are more open to incoming stimuli and the surrounding environment. Other people’s brains, yours and mine, shut out the same information. We have to do it in order to keep our sanity. If someone with a low IQ has low latent inhibition, it almost always results in mental illness. But, if someone has a high IQ, it almost always results in creative genius." A genius is someone who is able to push the limits of normal conceptions of intellectual ability. Intelligence is the ability to categorize information. They are the next step in the evolution of the human psyche, in at least one specific domain. However, everyone symbolizes information differently, accounting for the various traits we associate with different “types” of genius. A person can be extremely capable in one domain of thinking (such as mathematics or language), but weak in others because of how they conceptualize the necessary factors. A great painter understands the symbolic concepts of color and proportion. A musician’s ears are equipped to pick up sound better, and his mind to rearrange it meaningfully. Geniuses and divergent thinkers are often socially isolated from average minds because they do not have a way to communicate effectively. The way they perceive the world is just too different. It often leads to a life of quiet desperation or rapid revolutionary innovation. Societies change over time as minority subgroups rapidly become more successful than the majority norms which randomly bred them. This is how humanity becomes more intelligent over time. Neuroatypicals today are analogous to the random genetic mutations that ultimately change the entire DNA of a species. In the modern world, we are arbitrarily born into and conditioned to be part of social groups we never chose for ourselves. We are limited by trying to understand the world through the group we were born into. Social outliers question these rules and branch off on their own to form new groups with new rules. If you can live as an outlier but still meaningfully participate in society as it is, you can have the best of both worlds and still push the world in a positive direction. All you have to do is be able to adapt. Society has prepared many conventional paths that are designed to give the average person an averagely successful life. For extreme outliers, these established paths are ideological death sentences. They must be willing to explore and design their own lifestyles, brick by brick, to find their own highest happiness. They need an indomitable will to match their powerful intellect. Confidence is often mistaken for arrogance or narcissism. This is ironic in comparison to the fact that our culture glorifies specific types of acceptable exceptionalism, so long as they do not threaten the average mind too far. It is okay for someone to claim to be superior in a very specific way, so long as you have other ways to bolster your own ego. We don’t mind if someone is taller, faster, better at playing the piano, and so on, because we know we have other qualities. The moment a claim of superiority is generalized enough to apply to everyone and threaten their ego, a dominance dispute is created. The world resists.   People of average intelligence can feel very threatened when faced with intelligence as an objective concept that can be measured and compared on an equal playing field. No one wants to consider the possibility that their brain does not work as well as someone else’s. It was not until recently that outlying behaviors, such as nerdy and geeky pastimes, became socially celebrated. Nowadays, it seems that nearly every big budget movie has its roots in books, video games, and comics, which were once shunned and specialty pursuits to be ashamed of. The story of outlying behaviors is already changing. Focus on your own evolution. The only person you can be responsible for is yourself. Do not be limited by your attachment to society. Build your own society so that you can be yourself to the maximum possible degree. Pain is what tells us that something in our lives need to change. When you feel friction in your social life, question what is wrong and what you can alter to create the life that is best suited for you. People will fight you because you are different. Your existence challenges them, forcing them to consider that reality might be different than they are comfortable dealing with. You disrupt the foundations of their identity, so they lash out. This is why they hate you on an existential level. Until they are ready, you cannot co-exist in the same space as they do. If you just a little bit different than the norms of your environment, you may be celebrated for what makes you superior. If you are extremely different, you will be demonized and disadvantaged. People of IQ 120-140 find themselves as leaders among averagely intelligent people. People of IQ 150 or higher may find it impossible to interact at all. If two normal people give birth to an exceptional person, they will struggle to raise and guide them effectively because the offspring will outgrow them much sooner than they or society are prepared to accept. A young child might quickly become smarter and more mature than his parents before he even becomes a teenager. These are the children who will suffer the most, resenting their own gifts and failing to apply them productively. They need guides and role models who can meet them where they are. As normal society progresses in its acceptance of outliers, it will become easier for unconventional young people to follow their path and find their place in the world.     Things mentioned: Low Latent Inhibition group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/151833815112 Prison Break: Michael Scofield's Low Latent Inhibition (LLI) diagnosis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDliPQAJIsY  UCWG 006: Does Knowledge without Power Lead to Idle Suffering? Matching Intellect with Boldness of Action: https://gregorydiehl.net/ucwg-006-knowledge-power-lead-idle-suffering-matching-intellect-boldness-action/ UCWG 027 - Are You Self-Aware Enough to Parent Your Own Offspring? Unschooling and Unconventional Child Rearing in Vilcabamba, Ecuador: https://gregorydiehl.net/ucwg-027-self-aware-parent-offspring-unschooling-unconventional-child-rearing-vilcabamba-ecuador/ Travel As Transformation by Gregory V. Diehl: http://amzn.to/2fDzgkM IQ and the Problem of Social Adjustment by Grady Towers: http://www.triplenine.org/Portals/0/Docs/download/IQ_and_the_Problem_of_Social_Adjustment.pdf The Naked Ape by Desmond Morris: http://amzn.to/2rQVque

In this episode Franziska speaks to Gregory Diehl, the author of Brand Identity Breakthrough on how to become a memorable and irresistible brand for your customers.