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Meet Ryan. He's redefining courage as the ultimate competitive advantage for any organization, leader, or brand ready to embrace it.  As the founder of Courageous, Ryan helps teams turn bravery into action—liberating those who feel stuck, scared, or playing it too safe. Plus, he's the founder of Sock Problems, an altruistic sock company on a mission to “sock” the world's problems

Joe sits down with Ryan Berman, founder of Courageous, an agency that focuses on creative and courageous marketing. He shares how he got his start in advertising and what is was like to watch the industry change around him. He explains why he left New York for San Diego to become an entrepreneur and pursue his belief in courageous ideas. Berman explains why he fired himself from the first company he started and how that led to him writing his book, Return On Courage: A Business Playbook For Change. Berman shares his tips for bringing a more creative mindset to risk-averse companies and the overall importance of being courageous. He also discusses why he started his nonprofit called Sock Problems. The CUSP Show is a production by the faculty of Sports Management at Columbia University. You can get in touch with the program on Twitter @CU_SPS_Sports. The CUSP Show is hosted by Joe Favorito (@Joefav) and Tom Richardson (@ConvergenceTR). The show is produced by Matt Hornick ‘23 (@MNHornick), and Cindy Li ‘23 (@cindyliiiii), with Rashad Hyacenth ‘23 and Marco Vonderheide ‘23 managing social media efforts. Links: Website: https://ryanberman.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/courageousideas/ Sock Problems: https://www.sockproblems.com

In today's episode, Ryan Berman, motivational keynote speaker, author and founder of ‘Courageous', joins us from San Diego. In 2019, Ryan founded ‘Courageous', a movement geared towards reinventing businesses and inspiring leaders. Since then, Ryan has gone from strength to strength and has delivered talks at Google and Snapchat to name just a couple, as well as speaking all over the USA to Csuite, marketing and professional services audiences. During this episode, Ryan explains his belief that he is doing exactly what he should be doing at this moment in time. Alongside consulting companies to reinvent their tomorrow, and being a ‘digital handyman', he also finds time to write his books and is already the author of best-seller ‘Return On Courage'. It doesn't stop there, as if he's not busy enough, Ryan is also the founder of ‘Sock Problems' – an altruistic sock company that strives to “sock” world problems. Each sock design targets a different issue going on in the world and donates 25% of every sale to charity. Ryan's passion and determination for courageous change is displayed throughout his work and businesses. This show will inspire you to look within and challenge your beliefs on driving change within your own life. If you're willing, you're open.

It was a pleasure to have Kathy of Handy Creatives as a guest for this episode because it was the first time this talented lass has appeared on a podcast, so we were honoured when she was invited!

My guest for this episode is Ryan Berman. Ryan is the founder of Courageous: a change company that develops Courage Brands™ and trains organizations to challenge norms, think bolder and take action on courageous ideas. Working with brands like Google, General Mills, Major League Baseball, PUMA, charity: water, Subway, and Caesars Entertainment, Ryan believes courage is a competitive advantage. Berman is the founder of his own Courage Brand: Sock Problems — an altruistic sock company “socking” problems in the world, where he has worked for five years. Sock Problems "socks" problems in the world with altruistic socks. Each pair is associated with a cause and a charity partner which we send targeted cash back (25%) on every purchase. Examples of causes are Sock Cancer, Sock Bullying, Sock Inequality and many more.  Get the free gift Mary has for you by going to: https://hilandconsulting.org/trustbuilding Get Ryan's book https://amzn.to/2GNhBu2 Ryan's website is: www.ryanberman.com Connect with him on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/courageousideas Be sure to subscribe to Inspired Nonprofit Leadership so that you don’t miss a single episode, and while you’re at it, won’t you take a moment to write a short review and rate our show? It would be greatly appreciated!   Let me know the topics or questions you would like to hear about in a future episode. You can do that, and follow us, on Facebook. To learn more about our previous guests, listen to past episodes, and get to know your host, go to: Hiland Consulting Connect with Mary: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maryhiland Inspired Nonprofit Leadership Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Inspirednonprofitleadership/ Website: https://www.hilandconsulting.org/ Company Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hilandconsulting

Support the Breakfast Leadership Network! Contribute on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/bfastleadershipOr PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/bfastleadershipBreakfast Leadership Network Merchandise: https://teespring.com/stores/breakfast-leadership-network------Courage. Considering the times. We could all use a dose of courage, right? Ryan Berman has interviewed dozens of courageous leaders, athletes, and change-makers. He shares his learnings in his book "Return on Courage" and has developed a framework which any being, brand, or business can apply to benefit from ROC - Return on Courage.Book:  https://amzn.to/3hgOOMkRyan Berman has more than 20 years in the courageous ideas space and an intimate understanding of the intricacies of emotional story telling for the purposes of driving courageous change. Ryan, a practitioner and authority on the subject, has had his methods featured in Entrepreneur, Fast Company, Inc and Forbes. In addition to giving talks at Google, Snapchat and charity: water, Ryan speaks all over the country to C Suite, marketing and professional services audiences on the topic. He covers the learning’s found in his book Return On Courage: A Business Playbook For ChangeLiving in San Diego, California, Ryan has had the good fortune of creating stories for household brands such as Caesars Entertainment, Johnson & Johnson, Major League Baseball, PUMA, Qualcomm, Subway and UNICEF.He has been featured on a panoply of Podcasts including Adam Markel’s New Pivot Podcast, Bryan Kramer’s H2H podcast, Awesome At Your Job podcast and Rhett Power.Ryan also has his own Courage Brand called “Sock Problems” – an altruistic sock company that strives to “sock” world problems with socks.Finally, Ryan recently launched Courage Bootcamp as an 8 week online course helping companies galvanize their staff and pinpoint their best talent.

Welcome to Another Episode of The Decoding Purpose Podcast.Throughout the ages, people have searched for the precise alchemy of ingredients that constitute great leadership. Leadership of governments, communities and of course leadership in organisations, but most importantly personal leadership. Especially within an environment of global pandemics, political uprisings, emerging technologies and climate change. So what is that one ingredient so crucial to great leadership - which one floats to the top. The answer is undeniably courage.It makes sense when we consider that we are living in an unwritten future - and it takes courage to be a pioneer of a story unwritten. And at this exact moment in time there are so many leaders, entrepreneurs, economists, scientists, innovators or inventors out there bravely redesigning, rewriting, and forming thoughts around the possibilities for an unknown future. They are the courageous people who are truly leading the way for all of us. None more so than those working on the development of a vaccine for Covid-19. That's courage...and with the current urgency attached to the outcome - its courage under fire.We have seen people all over the world have the courage to call out toxic stories of the past, in order to heal society, flip perspectives, command action or forge the way for a more inclusive and purpose driven world whether that be through movements like Black Lives Matter, The Schools Strike for Climate or Me Too. It is here we see radical acts of bravery in the face of change. So I think it's fair to say that if we look at all of these examples it is not fear that brings about change, and nor it is fear that enables an authentic connection to purpose, but nor is it a lack of fear. It's the learned ability to see that fear and to bravely March on through. So how do we decode the central courage system that fundamentally drives the creation of a better world.This brings me to today's guest - the incredible Ryan Berman. Ryan has more than 20 years in the courageous ideas space and an intimate understanding of the intricacies of emotional storytelling for the purposes of driving courageous change. He is the founder of Courageous brands, and also a social enterprise called Sock Problems. Ryan has had his methods featured in Entrepreneur, Fast Company, Inc and Forbes. Today he generously covers the learning’s found in his book Return On Courage: A Business Playbook For Change.Welcome to the podcast Ryan Berman.

It's week 4, or 5, or 43 of our quarantine and to help keep our sanity we've brought in fellow dad, author, entrepreneur and awesome human being Ryan Berman, father to Herman Berman (dog), aged 10, Micah (human boy), aged 7, and Mackenzie (human girl), aged 4. He is the founder of Courageous, a creative change consultancy that has worked with some of the world's largest brands and focuses on helping them become more courageous. His best-selling book 'Return on Courage: a playbook for courageous change' addresses this head-on. Berman also has his own "Courage Brand" called Sock Problems: an altruistic sock company that socks different problems in the world. In case you don't read to the end, a few things we wanted to share:* Ryan was generous enough to share his Personal Values Assessment which you can access here: https://corporaterenegade.d.pr/MRZ849* You can learn more about Ryan's company by visiting https://www.couragebrands.com/What are we discussing? * Being courageous as dads during a scary time. Ryan shared his philosophy on courage and defined it as taking action on your dreams. Living a courageous life allows us to have more space and time to be present with our kids. * Attention + Belief = Dad. Ryan's formula about how to carve out meaningful time for our children…giving them our attention and having belief in our kids, all while figuring out what our own values truly are. * Some Good News. We spend some time talking about episode 2 of Some Good News, as brought to you by Jim Halbert, aka Jon Krasinski. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOe_y6KKvS3PdIfb9q9pGug* Did Quibi launch at the worst possible time? We discuss the new streaming service and why adding more choice may mean fewer eyeballs watching the new platform. https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2020/04/quibi-app-downloads-day-one* Where the #DadSquads at? Moms are famous for their groups of fellow moms. Dads are often left by the wayside. We discuss why dads need friends now more than ever. https://www.parents.com/parenting/dads/as-dads-we-need-parent-friends-just-as-much-as-moms/* Finally, we discuss an article from Ryan, where he shares why we need creativity now more than ever. https://blog.leadercast.com/blog/creativity-in-a-time-we-need-it-mostSome final thoughts that came up during this episode: How do you turn this time into something that is proactive? How do you handle the moral fatigue we are all facing? What do you do when you can't control 85% of your life right now? What do you do with the 15% you can control? Find something worth fighting for. This is the great reset of our lives. Do the thing you want to do. As always, please send your thoughts, love and hate mail, and articles you want to be discussed on the next episode of Dad Chat by sending an email to greg@ambitious.com or sending a text to 321.351.3363Please stay safe. Practice Social Distancing. And for god's sake, wash your hands. Until Next time… #dadchat http://Instagram.com/gregrolletthttps://instagram.com/msgfarb

In this episode of the Road To Growth podcast, we are pleased to introduce you to Ryan Berman. Ryan has more than 20 years in the courageous ideas space and an intimate understanding of the intricacies of emotional story telling for the purposes of driving courageous change. Ryan, a practitioner and authority on the subject, has had his methods featured in Entrepreneur, Fast Company, Inc and Forbes. In addition to giving talks at Google, Snapchat and charity: water, Ryan speaks all over the country to C Suite, marketing and professional services audiences on the topic. He covers the learning’s found in his book Return On Courage: A Business Playbook For Change. Living in San Diego, California, Ryan has had the good fortune of creating stories for household brands such as Caesar’s Entertainment, Johnson & Johnson, Major League Baseball, PUMA, Qualcomm, Subway and UNICEF. He has been featured on a panoply of Podcasts including Adam Markel’s New Pivot Podcast, Bryan Kramer’s H2H podcast, Awesome At Your Job podcast and Rhett Power. Ryan also has his own Courage Brand called “Sock Problems” – an altruistic sock company that strives to “sock” work problems with socks. Finally, Ryan recently launched Courage Bootcamp as an 8 week online course helping companies galvanize their staff and pinpoint their best talent. Learn more and connect with Ryan Berman by visiting him His website: http://www.couragebrands.com/   Be sure to follow us on Twitter: Twitter.com/to_growth  Facebook: facebook.com/Road2Growth    Subscribe to our podcast all across the web: https://www.theenriquezgroup.com/blog Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2Cdmacc iTunes: https://apple.co/2F4zAcn Castbox: http://bit.ly/2F4NfQq Google Play: http://bit.ly/2TxUYQ2

Ryan Berman offers his tips and tricks for building your courage muscle to make exciting changes.   You'll Learn: The three elements of the courage equation One simple trick to boost your courage How to convince your boss to make a courageous change   About Ryan: Ryan Berman is the founder of Courageous, a change consultancy that develops Courage Brands® and trains companies how to operationalize courage through Courage Bootcamp. He has spent a career developing meaningful stories for household brands—like Caesars Entertainment, Major League Baseball, New Era, Subway, and UNICEF—and he believes that courage is the ultimate competitive advantage for any willing business, being or brand.  Ryan Berman used the courage methodology detailed in the book to launch his own Courage Brand called Sock Problems, a charitable sock company that socks different problems in the world. Ryan’s book: Return on Courage: A Business Playbook for Courageous Change Ryan’s website: ReturnOnCourage.com Ryan’s company: Courageous Ryan’s Twitter: @RyanBerman   Resources mentioned in the show: App: Slack App: Zoom Article: Retiring Cisco CEO delivers dire prediction: 40% of companies will be dead in 10 years Book: Contagious: Why Things Catch On by Jonah Berger Book: Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less by Greg McKeown   Thank You, Sponsors! ZipRecruiter. ZipRecruiter is the smartest way to hire. Try them for free at ZipRecruiter.com/HTBA Monday.com. Collaborate more effectively--and beautifully with Monday.com/Awesome   View transcript, show notes, and links at http://AwesomeAtYourJob.com/ep476 

Ryan Berman, the Founder of Courageous, Sock Problems, i.d.e.a., and Fishtank joins the show to share his journey from Chief Creative Officer to Bestselling Author of Return on Courage. Hear why courage is so important for business, how to be more courageous, how to become fluent in metaphor, Ryan’s campaigns for the MLB and U.S. Ski and Snowboard, and lessons from the 3 years he spent shadowing astronauts, Navy SEALs, business executives, and more. Connect with Ryan at RyanBerman.com, CourageBrands.com, and his book on Amazon and Audible

Ryan Berman, author of "Return on Courage" & founder of both Courage Brands & Sock Problems, shares insight on the changing business environment.

Avoiding risk is risky which might be why fifty-two percent of Fortune 500 companies from the year 2000 are now extinct. Ryan Berman is author of Return On Courage, founder of Sock Problems and founder of Courageous, a creative consultancy that develops Courage Brands® and trains organizations through Courage Boot Camp. Sock Problems is a charitable sock company that supports causes around the world by “socking” problems and spreading awareness. Previously he was the cofounder of i.d.e.a., an integrated marketing agency based in San Diego. He has helped brands such as Caesars Entertainment, Major League Baseball, Puma, Qualcomm, Subway and The US Ski & Snowboard Association. We dig into three primary components that create a Courage brand: Knowledge, Faith, Action. I ask which risks leaders need to take to compete today, and in the future. All risk isn't good right? Along with his "audit of fear" we discuss Berman's five-step process, called P.R.I.C.E., which is based on his work with prominent brands like Major League Baseball, PUMA, Subway, and the U.S. Ski & Snowboard Association.

Today, we talk with our first ever recurring guest, Mr. Ryan Berman. We touch base about the venture he was just beginning the first time we interviewed him called Sock Problems and discuss how that has scaled and his learnings so far. We also talk about his new book Return on Courage which is available for Amazon Pre-Order. He is also the founder of several other ventures all falling under the Courage Brands umbrella, one of which involves one of our favorite companies, you guessed it...Amazon.

Ryan Berman likes to help stuck people get unstuck. As the founder of Courageous Brands, a consulting firm that encourages and helps companies develop more courageous brands and branding – as well as before that, a branding agency called i.d.e.a. - Ryan has spent a career developing meaningful stories for household brands including Hilton, Major League Baseball, PUMA, Subway, and UNICEF. He works from the foundation of belief that courage can be the ultimate competitive advantage, regardless of who you are or the business you're in. His book ‘Return on Courage' dives into the process of drawing on courage to do more impactful work, both personally and in your business. Using the methodology unveiled in his book, Ryan also launched Sock Problems: a charitable sock company that allows people to address various problems in the world when they purchase their themed socks.He's a man of many talents, interests, and even more enthusiasm!

Ryan Berman is the founder of Courageous: a consultancy that builds and leads Courage Brands™. Berman has developed meaningful stories for major brands in every corner of the country including Caesars Entertainment, Hilton, Major League Baseball, New Era, PUMA, Subway, and UNICEF. Berman believes that courage is any business, being or brands ultimate competitive advantage. Many people want to be courageous; they just don’t know how. His soon-to-be-released book ‘Return on Courage’ addresses this head on. He is also using the methodology unveiled in the book to launch his own Courage Brand in "Sock Problems": a charitable sock company that’s out to sock different problems in the world. Interview with Ryan Berman Founder of Courage Brands Links from the show Sock Problems Courage Brands Courage Brands Linkedin Ryan Berman Facebook Ryan Berman Instagram Sponsored by Spark Shipping – Dropshipping Automation

The crew talks to Ryan Berman, head of a great movement called "Sock Problems". All that and a phone prank that we call the Phone Jibba, on this edition of the Morton Squadcast with Rick, D-Rock & Edina!

We had the pleasure of sitting down with Ryan Berman of I.D.E.A. Branding Agency, Courageous Consulting, author of Return on Courage, and his latest venture: Sock Problems.  We discussed his journey as an entrepreneur and he imparted his wisdom on how to overcome the hindering fear of failure and use it to your advantage. Sock Problems: http://sockproblems.com/