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SEASON 2 of the Brand Shepherd Podcast: The 5 Key Ingredients To Creating An Exceptional Product Brand by Dan Crask, Creative Director & Co-Owner, Brand Shepherd Brand development is an exercise of examining what the brand is and is not, and then codifying the discoveries in a way that the brand owner(s) and stakeholder(s) can easily leverage to grow the brand. Here are what I know to be the second of the 5 key ingredients for building a brand: -- EPISODE 4: The Brand "Why?" Over the last decade, Simon Sinek's "Start with 'Why?'" TEDx talk has created a mandate for brands to know Why they exist and then communicate it to customers at every level. Tall task, right? Well, no. In this episode, we will give the "Why?" question its due respect, but also demystifying it. As always, a simple how-to is also included so you can put this information to work for your brand today. Read the accompanying post to this episode on our website here » -- Questions & Feedback? Contact Brand Shepherd Today: brandshepherd.com

Hello! Welcome to Kwentuhan Sessions. In this episode, we reviewed Simon Sinek's "Start with Why" by using my experience as a wedding videographer. I shared why my company didn't work out as planned and the things that I should do for my next project. If you like this podcast, we would be more than happy if you can give us a thumbs up or a 5-star rating and subscribe. You can also send us a message, comments, and suggestions through my FB fan page and Instagram @kwentuhansessions. ~~~~~ Intro Music from https://filmmusic.io "Celebrations" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)

Fresh out of the studio, Chua Kee Lock, CEO of Vertex Holdings and managing partner of Vertex Ventures, Southeast Asia & India joined us in a conversation together with guest host Charles Reed Anderson of TechBurst Asia podcast about the venture capital firm and its footprint across Southeast Asia globally. We start with Kee Lock's story and how he eventually become a venture capitalist. Following on, Kee Lock discuss Vertex Holdings and Vertex Ventures and how the fund assembles and helps their portfolio of high growth startups such as Grab in the region. Last but not least, Kee Lock discuss the evolution of venture capital in Southeast Asia and India and where it is leading. Here are the interesting show notes and links to the discussion (with time-stamps included): Chua Kee Lock,  CEO of Vertex Holdings & Managing Partner of Vertex Ventures Southeast Asia & India ( LinkedIn) [0:25] How did you start your career? [0:36] In your career journey, what are the words of wisdom you can share with my audience based on your time in Silicon Valley? [2:18] Kee Lock's thoughts on why people are central to building successful technology companies. [3:30] Vertex Holdings and Vertex Ventures [5:00] Can you give a brief introduction to Vertex Holdings and its relationship with Temasek Holdings? [5:10]   What’s a typical day for you like as a VC? [11:07] Can you describe the different funds under Vertex Holdings and their current purposes? Does the different funds reflect the different stages of investment? [12:45] What are the traits of founders and startups which the investment team in Vertex seek? [14:00] What are the interesting companies within the Vertex portfolio? [16:40] Grab Licious Validus Instarem How does the Vertex network help the portfolio companies or companies who might be interested to seek funding? [21:30] Vertex has made very interesting investments globally, for example, Grab, Spacemob (acquired by Wework), Mobike (acquired by Meituan Dianping) and many others, how do you work with the founders and what help do most high growth companies need most in the early stage?  Trends in venture capital across India and Southeast Asia [24:40] What are your thoughts on the investment opportunity in India and Southeast Asia? [25:00] Southeast Asia is not a homogeneous market with different countries at different stages of economic development, how does Vertex see their investments when they do their regional expansion? Do you see India with the same challenge? [26:25] Kee Lock's comments on shortage of tech talent and skills in Asia and how entrepreneurs are solving them. [28:30] Kee Lock's thoughts on returning technology talent to Asia from Silicon Valley and its impact to startup ecosystems in Asia Pacific for the next few years. [30:50] Does the lack of exits in India and Southeast Asia deter the market opportunity for venture capital to thrive? [31:35] With more global funds entering the region, do you see the potential of an overheated market with valuations going up? [33:00] Where do you see the evolution of venture capital in the next few years? [35:30] Closing [37:40] Can you recommend a book or movie or podcast or anything which recently made an impact to your work and personal life? [37:45] Kee Lock's recommendations: Ray Dalio's "Principles" and Simon Sinek's "Start from Why" How do my audience find you? [39:00] Podcast Information: RSS Feed Apple Podcasts Himalaya Spotify Libsyn Google Play Overcast FM SoundCloud Luminary Twitter Facebook Video Facebook Page Linkedin Stitcher Castbox RadioPublic Acast PodBean ListenNotes TuneIn The show is hosted by guest host Charles Reed Anderson (@CRASingapore, LinkedIn) from Techburst Asia Podcast and produced by Carol Yin and are sponsored by Ideal Workspace (Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn) with their new Altizen Desk (Twitter, Facebook, Medium). Sound credits for the intro music: Taro Iwashiro, "The Beginning" from Red Cliff Soundtrack and this episode is fully produced by Carol Yin (@CarolYujiaYin). Editor's note: We thank Charles for helping us to guest host this episode before Carol starts her new role as the producer and host of Analyse Asia after the live show.

I promise, this is the last episode about your company's ideology. I couldn't really conclude it without recommending this business book to you. When you can infuse your "why" into your marketing, sales, and operations, you can create customers for life. Here's the transcript and video: https://defythestatusquo.com/2019/08/29/simon-sinek-start-with-why/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/defiant-business-podcast/message

Leadership Development Coach and Consultant Bekka Prideaux meets Catherine Kite of Copy Kite and Kica Candles to discuss the challenges of running not one but two businesses. Bekka also reviews Simon Sinek's Start with Why and meets the local independent businesses who celebrated Independents Day on LB Market.The Independents we talked to included:HappydasheryMimic GiftsOven at 224Raven and BroomstickTK FurnitureYirrell ButchersThis show was first broadcast of Leighton Buzz Radio on 9 July 2019

Process = Progress: Affirming your legitimate, creative pursuits. Benofia discusses Elizabeth Gilbert's Big Magic and Simon Sinek's Start with Why to encourage creative living. 

Debbie Raphael is the Director of the San Francisco Department of the Environment and believes that cities can take bold action to address environmental harm. A scientist by training and public servant by profession, Debbie has spent most of her career working in government to ensure that everyone has an equal right to a safe and healthy environment.   At the City of Santa Monica and City of San Francisco, Debbie crafted first-in-the-nation policies on toxics reduction, green building, Integrated Pest Management (IPM), healthy nail salons, and the precautionary principle -- a decision-making framework that protects the public from exposure to harm even in the face of scientific uncertainty. In 2011, Governor Edmund G. Brown appointed Debbie as the Director of the California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC). In her tenure with DTSC, Debbie implemented the state’s groundbreaking Safer Consumer Products Law to better regulate which chemicals can be used in products sold or manufactured in California. Debbie Joins Sustainable Nation to Discuss: San Francisco’s Climate Action Strategy and how it differs from other cities Global Climate Action Summit hosted in San Francisco September 2018 Establishing cross-sector partnerships to move sustainability forward in communities Advice and recommendations for sustainability leaders Debbie's Final Five Question Responses: What is one piece of advice you would give other sustainability professionals that might help them in their careers? Ask for help. Admit when you don't know the answer. It gives you tremendous credibility, especially when you're on the bleeding edge or the cutting edge for your city or your organization. We don't all know everything is going to turn out okay, so my favorite word in government, and my guess is this works in businesses as well, is the word "pilot." Call it a pilot. It gives you the opportunity to take a risk, to make mistakes, to learn to admit when you don't know something, and then when you do have success, to institutionalize it moving forward. What are you most excited about right now in the world of sustainability? When people ask me, "what gives you hope?" For me, it's this idea of the power of healing the planet. It's this unbelievable data coming out of the Marin Carbon Project and the University of California, Berkeley and so many soil scientists from around the world who are understanding that we have an untapped resource in our soils that will actually help us pull CO2 out of the air, increase productivity, increase resilience to drought. If we do a very simple thing, use compost on our agricultural lands, on our range lands, change the way we do agriculture very simply in ways that mimic natural systems. When we take those actions, I am convinced we can turn the table on climate change and we can actually see improvements to those levels of CO2. It doesn't mean it's the only thing we need to do, but it's the thing that gives me the most excitement. It's not high tech, it just needs to be high scale. What is one book you would recommend sustainability professionals read? My favorite these days is Drawdown by Paul Hawken. He published it last year in 2017. I was one of many people on his advisory panel. I love the concrete aspects of it. Being a scientist, I always like to say, "what is the data?". How do we know that that action makes a difference? And by looking around the world and choosing the hundred most significant actions to draw down CO2 out of the atmosphere, there are some surprises and some interesting ideas for cities, for individuals and for institutions. It's a great read and a very important reality. What are some of your favorite resources or tools that really help you in the work that you do? Well, I love Ted Talks and I am a big believer in using the power of the visual to lead and to inspire. One of my favorite Ted Talks is Simon Sinek's Start with the Why: how great leaders inspire action. Before I even started here a little over three years ago, I had every member of my department watch that Ted Talk. It's about just over 20 minutes long. His premise is that people don't buy what you do, they buy why you do it. We in the environmental movement are in the behavior change business and if we're going to get people to actually change their behavior, they're going to need to want to do it from their own internal "Why?". Not because it's good for them or someone says they should. It's got to come from themselves and so I find that Ted Talk to be particularly instructive and informative as we design our own behavior change campaigns. Where can our listeners go to learn more about you and the work that you were leading for the San Francisco Department of the Environment? Well, like all good government organizations, we have a website. We're actually very proud of our website, SFEnvironment.org. It's translated into multiple languages. It is very user friendly. We also are incredibly active on social media, so you can follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. You can follow us @SFenvironment. I have to say I love our Instagram feed. I look at it every day to smile and be inspired by what I see.

My DNA Coach Podcast Episode 12: Alex Eastman My DNA Coach, Jonny Deacon, interviews Alex Eastman. Alex is the director of Six Figure Mentors and Digital Business Lounge's Platinium experience, and at the heart of building our My DNA Coach digital training platform. We chat about Alex's expertise in uncovering people's purpose and "WHY", along with life as a vegan and helping us blend DNA and chosen nutrition lifestyles.  Show Notes: 02:01 – Introduction of Alex 13:09 – Ego 19:20 – The process of discovering your WHY 20:10 – Alex's WHY  26:28 – Simon Sinek's "Start with WHY" 30:29 – Becoming Vegan and the transition 37:01 – Creating leverage and a tipping point for change 43:06 – Carsegenics from burnt meat, what it means from a genetic perspective 30:19 - Arch's DNA overview 37:14 - There are no short cuts 40:45 - Looking back the yourself from 3 years ago 46:20 - Critics towards being Vegan 48:44 - Challenges of a Vegan nutrition lifestyle 55:51 - Being flexible when on holiday 58:59 - Structured vs Flexible "dieting" 105:17 - Disrupting an industry 106:45 - Resources and next steps for people 111:27 - Sapiens  111.14.09 - Final thoughts Links: http://alexandereastman.com/ http://victoriaspromise.com/ https://thesixfigurementors.com/ http://digitalexpertsacademy.com/    

Fresh Tracker Stephen Shedletzky of Simon Sinek's Start with WHY discusses the importance of knowing your ‘WHY’ in business and how keeping that top of mind will drastically affect your results. It’s often easy to explain what you do, even how you are different, but knowing why you do what you do and communicating that in your marketing inspires people to work with you. Knowing your personal WHY can change the course of your life and an interesting fact Stephen shares is that our why is fully formed by the time we are 20! Stephen shares how knowing yourself and your WHY absolutely changes your ability to achieve success. In the show Stephen shares success is defined by the individual and because of that, knowing your why is what allows you to achieve your success. Don’t know your why? Stephen walks us step-by-step through a discovery process you can do at home as well as ideas for how to keep your who top of mind throughout the day. Show Notes:1:30 – Why WHY? Why do we start with WHY and why is it so important? 4:35 – Why knowing your WHY so important in business specifically10:30 – Finding your WHY when you are miserable at work14:25 – What to do if you don’t know your WHY – the WHY discovery17:51 – The trick to discovering your WHY21:00 – Stephen’s litmus test to know if you are in the right job22:30 – How to know if you are not living your why27:12 – Triggers and reminders to keep your why top of mind and keep you in alignment30:00 – The difference between a leader and one who leads and how does that affect us as entrepreneurs from the beginning of our business About Stephen ShedletzkyHS Stephen Shedletzky plays a significant role as Head Engagement Officer with Simon Sinek at Start With Why LLC. Stephen stands shoulder-to-shoulder with Simon and his team, building toward a world where people wake up each day inspired to go to work, feel safe while they are there and go home each day fulfilled by the work they do.Stephen stands to engage people in meaningful ways so that we live in a more fulfilled world. He supports leaders as they create environments where their people feel inspired to go to work and feel safe and valued while they are there, so they can go on to accomplish remarkable things. He challenges teams to assess their relationship with technology, bringing the perspective that perhaps what we believe brings us together, is the very thing that isolates us. Though technology is a powerful tool, Stephen believes that when we disconnect from it, we are more able to connect, create and innovate.As the founder of Inspiraction and Head Engagement Officer with Simon Sinek’s team at Start With Why, Stephen serves those inspired by the movement to inspire and live in service to others. In his engaging and dynamic style, Stephen speaks, leads workshops, consults and coaches to help leaders and organizations discover, articulate and live their Why – their driving purpose, cause or belief. He also co-hosts and co-produces the Start With Why Podcast, downloaded in over 150 countries.Stephen lives in Toronto, Canada.You can learn more about Steven here: http://inspiraction.ca/about/And Don't Forget Your Tools from Start With Why: https://www.startwithwhy.com/Tools Visit www.FreshTrackswithKellyRobbins.com and download Our 3-Part Video Series Tracks to Cash and receive more information like this!