Podcasts about subtle disruptors

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In this episode, I’m really excited to have as my guest, Adam Murray of Cogent and host of the Subtle Disruptors Podcast. Adam describes himself as an organisational artist and he's all about creating human-centered organisations, that allow people to flourish and in doing that, become successful. In our discussion, Adam talked to me about: Self-managed versus self-organising structures, what is the difference How to set up an organisation and culture where people really flourish and as a result do better work and create better experiences for themselves, their organisation and their customers He outlined his opportunity tree approach Listen to the podcast to find out more. Show Notes and Blog The Podcasts

In this interview with Adam Murray of the hugely popular Subtle Disruptors podcast, hear how a personal crisis lead him to reinvent his life and in the process, gain choice and control.

Adam Murray is currently a Product Manager at Cogent, but probably best known for being the man behind the mic of the Subtle Disruptors Podcast. After having completed over 70 episodes, Subtle Disruptors is a weekly podcast of down-to-earth and inspiring conversations with those who are having an amazing local and global impact through their work, in an under the radar way. Each conversation is recorded in a location that is significant to the story of the guest, from coworking spaces to cafes, train stations to bars. Adam has had incredible success with the podcast and risen to the coveted front page of iTunes, where you should head after you listen to his interview here and check out his podcast(links below to iTunes). I’ve been a fan of Subtle Disruptors after hearing previous guest of the Why 2 Podcast, Corey Wastle, featured on Subtle Disruptors back in April, just before the Why 2 Podcast officially launched. From there I’ve found myself in an ever deepening sense of awe of Adam’s ability to ask the right question at the right time to bring out the most brilliant insights of his guests. I’m a big believer in the Tony Robbins quote that the quality of your life can be measured by the quality of your questions. From that, I’ve focused a lot of asking better questions of myself, the people around me, and of course, my guests on the podcast. I wanted to feature Adam on the podcast as I believe that by asking better questions, we can lead better lives, as it all starts with the right questions. Of course, as I’ve found, and I am sure you’re thinking, this is easier said than done. But this isn’t just about the art of asking questions, it’s an exploration of Adam’s journey as he’s navigated the challenges of finding his calling in life and finding a place that was aligned for him. Specifically you’ll hear how he navigated a challenge that we all face of some point, in that how do you take a step back from the money and prestige that a role might offer you to make a step forward towards what you really want to do. https://subtledisruptors.com/ https://www.facebook.com/SubtleDisruptors/ https://twitter.com/SubtleDisruptor https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/subtle-disruptors/id1085438192  

In my next interview episode on the Financial Autonomy Podcast we chat to Adam Murray from the Subtle Disruptors Podcast. In this interview we cover: How a difficult personal time highlighted the need for Adam to take some leave from his career and reevaluate his life How the Good Life Project gave him a framework to take a gap year How identifying four key priorities during that gap year has now impacted his life The power of being present in the moment The focus on his health and how it impacted on his four key priorities How he managed financially to take a gap year How living frugally changed him and how it helped to develop a better understanding of what makes him happy How structuring his work around 4 days a week has allowed him to retain focus on his priorities after going back to work His journey towards self employment and his desire to make an impact The importance of designing a life on your own terms and creating a true work life balance Why you can only sacrifice part of your life only for a period of limited time The guests that have made the biggest impact on him as a host of the Subtle Disruptors podcast   Links mentioned in the podcast Subtle Disruptors Podcast Roy Mint Co Cogent Adam Murray LinkedIn Profile

The themes and learnings that emerged from year one of Subtle Disruptors.

Subtle Disruptors is a podcast about purpose-driven people, doing under the radar work, that is having a positive impact on our world. In this introductory episode I talk about what a subtle disruptor is, and how to start on the journey of becoming one based on my own experience.