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One of your greatest opportunities to make a difference as a leader is self-regulation. Self-regulation refers to a person's ability to consciously manage and control their thoughts, feelings and behavior in order to achieve certain goals or meet the demands of their environment. This ability is crucial in an increasingly fast-paced and complex world. Today, Stefan explains the three components of self-regulation and how you can apply them correctly: Cognitive Control, Emotional Control and Behavioral Control. This is the last episode of the self-management series. Next month, Stefan will begin the team leadership series, which will focus on how you as a leader can best lead your team. ––– Click here for the Tim Ferris Show: https://podcasts.apple.com/ch/podcast/577-hugh-jackman-on-best-decisions-daily-routines-the/id863897795?i=1000552955819 Do you like the LEITWOLF® Leadership podcast? Then please rate it with a star rating and review it on iTunes or/and Spotify. This will help us to further improve this LEITWOLF® podcast and make it more visible. ––– Book your access to the LEITWOLF® Academy NOW: https://stefan-homeister-leadership.com/link/leitwolf-academy-en Would you like solid tips or support on how to implement good leadership in your company? Then please get in touch with Stefan via mail: homeister@stefan-homeister-leadership.com Or arrange a free phone call here: https://stefan-homeister-leadership.com/link/calendly-en // LINKEDIN: https://stefan-homeister-leadership.com/link/linkedin // WEBSITE: https://stefan-homeister-leadership.com ® 2017 STEFAN HOMEISTER LEITWOLF® ALL RIGHTS RESERVE ___ LEITWOLF Podcast, Leadership, Management, Stefan Homeister, Podcast, Business Leadership, Successful Leadership, Organizational Management, Leadership Skills, Leadership Development, Team Management, Self-leadership, Leadership Coaching, Leadership Training, Career Development, Leadership Personality, Success Strategies, Organizational Culture, Motivation and Leadership, Leadership Tips, Leadership Insights, Change Management, Visionary Leadership, Leadership Interviews, Successful Managers, Entrepreneurial Tips, Leadership Best Practices, Leadership Perspectives, Business Coaching

Eine deiner größten Chancen, als Führungskraft etwas zu bewirken, ist die Selbstregulierung. Selbstregulierung bezeichnet die Fähigkeit eines Menschen, seine Gedanken, Gefühle und sein Verhalten bewusst zu steuern und zu kontrollieren, um bestimmte Ziele zu erreichen oder den Anforderungen seiner Umwelt gerecht zu werden. Diese Fähigkeit ist in der immer schnelleren und komplexeren Welt von entscheidender Bedeutung. Stefan erklärt Dir heute die drei Komponenten von Selbstregulierung und wie Du diese richtig anwenden kannst: Kognitive Kontrolle, emotionale Kontrolle und Verhaltenskontrolle. Das ist die letzte Folge der Selbstführungsreihe. Im nächsten Monat beginnt Stefan mit der Teamführungsreihe, in der es darum geht, wie Du als Führungskraft Dein Team am besten führen kannst. ––– Hier gehts zur Tim Ferris Show: https://podcasts.apple.com/ch/podcast/577-hugh-jackman-on-best-decisions-daily-routines-the/id863897795?i=1000552955819 Gefällt Dir dieser LEITWOLF® Leadership Podcast? Dann abonniere den Podcast und beurteile ihn bitte mit einer Sternebewertung und Rezension bei iTunes und/oder Spotify. Das hilft uns, diesen LEITWOLF® Podcast weiter zu verbessern und sichtbarer zu machen. ––– Buche Dir JETZT Deinen Zugang zur LEITWOLF® Academy: https://stefan-homeister-leadership.com/link/leitwolf-academy Möchtest Du konkrete Tipps oder Unterstützung, wie gutes Führen in Deinem Unternehmen definiert und umgesetzt werden kann, dann schreibe Stefan eine Mail an: homeister@stefan-homeister-leadership.com ODER Vereinbare hier direkt ein kostenloses Beratungsgespräch mit Stefan: https://stefan-homeister-leadership.com/link/calendly // LINKEDIN: https://stefan-homeister-leadership.com/link/linkedin // WEBSITE: https://stefan-homeister-leadership.com ® 2017 STEFAN HOMEISTER LEITWOLF® ALL RIGHTS RESERVED ____ LEITWOLF Podcast, Leadership, Führung, Management, Stefan Homeister, Podcast, Business Leadership, Erfolgreich führen, Unternehmensführung, Führungskompetenz, Leadership Development, Teammanagement, Leadership Skills, Selbstführung, Leadership Coaching, Leadership Training, Karriereentwicklung, Führungspersönlichkeit, Erfolgsstrategien, Unternehmenskultur, Motivation und Leadership, Leadership-Tipps, Leadership Insights, Change Management, Visionäre Führung, Leadership Interviews, Erfolgreiche Manager, Unternehmer-Tipps, Leadership-Best Practices, Leadership-Perspektiven, Business-Coaching

Did you enjoy today's podcast? Share it with another PA and subscribe! If you want more information about healing from burnout or want more resources and information (including my free mini book on recovering from burnout), come on over to my ⁠⁠site⁠⁠. Find out more about coaching or upcoming events. I'd love for every one of you to pop over and say hello! Take home points: Be intentional about relationships and invest in them early on and throughout your career. PAs have a remarkable skill set that transcends the practice of medicine. We can literally work in any industry (sales, communication, tech, publications, research, leadership, etc.) Always look for a sense of joy in what you do. Misery is not an option. If you're miserable, stop doing what you're doing and find something else as soon as possible. Prioritize balance in your life. Know what you want in your center. Live with intention and purpose Figure out WHAT you want, HOW you're going to achieve it, WHY it matters to you, and WHEN you want to do it. Time is finite. Allocate the time and resources you have in order of your priorities. Forgetting your core priorities or who you are as a person can lead to burnout. Invest time in contemplating who you are and what matters to you. Life favors the specific ask and punishes the vague wish (quote by Tim Ferris) For Terry's LinkedIn link, click⁠ here⁠ Podcasts mentioned: ⁠Smart Less⁠, ⁠Tim Ferris Show,⁠ ⁠Huberman Lab⁠, ⁠The Drive with Dr. Peter Attia --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coachhopecook/message

Struggling to get booked on top podcasts for interviews? Like, we're talking the 1% within the 1%. Looking to level up your podcasting game, by getting booked on the "Big Boys?" You know, like The Tim Ferris Show, Glennon Doyle's We Can Do Hard Things, Young and Profiting, Tom Bilyeu's Impact Theory, or other BIG name podcasts. In this episode of the Communication Queen Podcast, your host, Kimberly Spencer explores why some individuals fail to secure spots on top podcasts. She identifies key factors such as expertise, inspiration, and authenticity as being the key factors that are usually lacking in wannabe guests. She uses her own experiences, like being an NLP coach and engaging in unique activities like motorcycle riding, and stories from her clients, friends, and past podcast guests, to illustrate her points. Kimberly emphasizes the importance of mastery, vulnerability, and a strong narrative in one's brand to stand out and resonate with top podcasters and their audiences. What You'll Learn in this Episode: Reasons why you may struggle to get booked on top podcasts Importance of expertise, interesting life experiences, authenticity, and cohesive brand message Distinction between being an expert and a true master in a specific area Emphasizing the value of practice and continuous learning Significance of leading an interesting life beyond business endeavors Authenticity and vulnerability as crucial elements for attracting attention Importance of maintaining a cohesive brand message and identity Encouragement to shift stories, engage in interesting life experiences, and make a massive impact Power of curiosity, deep expertise, authenticity, and cohesive brand message in attracting attention Practical guidance and resources for enhancing visibility and impact in the podcasting world Links and Mentions: Tim Ferris Podcast: "00:01:03" Andrew Huberman Podcast: "00:01:03" Glennon Doyle's Podcast, We Can Do Hard Things Nicholas Kuzmich: "00:02:04" M. Shannon Hernandez Interview on the Crown Yourself Podcast: "00:02:56" Luci Lampe: "00:09:08" Brene Brown: "00:13:05" Meloney Hendricks Episode on the Communication Queens Podcast: "00:19:08" Rattled Awake: The Podcasters Edition: "00:05:58" Podcaster, Kat Polsinelli - Host of Real Chat with Kat Moments of Note: Expertise and Mastery (00:01:03)Importance of deep expertise and mastery in a specific field to attract top podcasters' attention. Interesting Life Experiences (00:02:56)The significance of living an interesting and inspiring life to captivate the interest of top podcasters. Authenticity and Vulnerability (00:11:58)The necessity of being authentic, vulnerable, and sharing personal stories, struggles, and successes to appeal to top 100 podcasts. Cohesive Brand Message (00:13:05)The importance of having a cohesive brand message and a clear focus to attract the attention of top podcasters. Joining the Community (00:20:12)Kimberly invites listeners to join the community and emphasizes the importance of standing out and being heard. Empowering Stories (00:20:39)Encouragement to share personal stories and voices to potentially impact others' lives.

Looking for an active retirement? Design it with others. Join us in the next Design Your New Life in Retirement group program starting April 26. Today's Building Blocks: Fun and Wellness Spring is right around the corner and it's a great time to explore new outdoor activities and re-energize your routines by trying something new. Caroline Paul's newest book, Tough Broad: From Boogie Boarding to Wing Walking — How Outdoor Adventure Improves Our Lives As We Age, delves into the science and psychology of the outdoors - and our place in it as we age with real-life stories of women living it today. Caroline Paul joins us from San Francisco. ________________________ Bio Caroline Paul has always filled her life with adventure. Now 60, she expects this new stage of life to be every bit as invigorating and full of high adrenalin escapades as the last. But as she skateboards, paddles a SUP, or surfs in cold winter swell alongside many men her age, she sees fewer and fewer older women. Isn't the outdoors a vital elixir? Shouldn't adventure be something we pursue as we age? Caroline grew up in Connecticut, graduated from Stanford University and originally planned to be a documentary filmmaker. In her adult life, Caroline has been an extremely active athlete: she's not only been a white-water raft guide and a private pilot, but also has competed in the U.S. Nationals for the sport of Luge, mountain-biked in such places as China and Vietnam, flown her para-glider in Brazil, sea-kayaked in Alaska, and skied the back country of Denali and the Sierras. One of the first women to join the San Francisco Fire Department, Caroline wrote the book, "Fighting Fire", about her experiences as a firefighter; this book was published, to great acclaim, in 1998. Caroline is also the author of the New York Times bestseller "The Gutsy Girl: Escapades for Your Life of Epic Adventure" and "Lost Cat: A True Story of Love, Desperation, and GPS Technology", which has been translated into fifteen languages, the middle-grade book "You Are Mighty: A Guide to Changing the World", and the novel "East Wind, Rain". Her TED Talk, “To Raise Brave Girls, Encourage Adventure,” has been viewed over 2 million times. A longtime member of the Writers Grotto, she lives in San Francisco. ________________________ For More on Caroline Paul  Tough Broad: From Boogie Boarding to Wing Walking — How Outdoor Adventure Improves Our Lives As We Age carolinepaul.com ________________________ Podcast Episodes You May Like The Joy of Movement – Kelly McGonigal The Mindful Body – Ellen Langer Growing Old, Staying Rad – Steven Kotler The Power of Fun – Catherine Price ________________________ Mentioned in This Episode https://www.retirementwisdom.com/podcasts/breaking-the-age-code-dr-becca-levy/ Caroline Paul on The Tim Ferris Show (2016) ________________________ Wise Quotes On Outdoor Adventure "Everything about outdoor adventure hits all the pillars that we need for fulfilling aging and - all in one fell swoop. So I realized during the research of this book that we need to have community as we age. We need to have purpose as we age. We need to have novelty. And of course there's health. And then the final one, which is lesser known, is the positive mindset about our own aging. And if you go outside you actually in one fell swoop hit all of those." On Awe "There was adrenaline, but that wasn't the actual experience. And what I found was that what I was experiencing was awe. And by the time I handed in my book in there had been other books about it, but I did not know much about it at all when I was writing it. And I realized that awe is what you experience in the face of something bigger than you. And it's mostly considered a religious word most of the time, but we're bringing it more into our vocabulary. But all is something obviously that the outdoors often inspires and turns out it's really good for you.

Neil Mackinnon describes himself as a curious human, and his curiosity has guided him throughout a remarkable career in which he has been immersed in creative projects, surrounded by creative people, and focussed on creative potential.Crucially, he has also spent a great deal of his life listening and being truly present to what has occurred around him, and these qualities aided a sense of catharsis and newfound aliveness when he first experienced coaching.Neil is one of the new hosts of The Coach's Journey Podcast, and in this episode he gets to the heart of why coaching has become such a prominent focus of a life in which he has worked as a professional musician, a creative producer for Europe's largest centre for the arts, and now as a faculty member at the Academy of Executive Coaching.He explains how skilful coaches helped him access the power and potential of coaching to overcome profound challenges in his work, and how coaching appealed to his sense of adventure and his disposition as a man fascinated by all industries, all people, and all walks of life. In this episode, we also talk about:How to choose a coaching organisation to train withThe hidden messages that lie within our resistance to coachingBuilding autonomy through your locus of controlThe profound potency of core coaching competenciesCoaching as a relational business, in which your network really matters Neil, who has his own podcast called Creative Practice, also speaks to the deeper work of coaching, and the change that becomes possible when we find the courage to step into our shadow.For more information about Neil, visit https://neilmackinnon.net/For information about Robbie's wider work, his writing or to buy his books, visit www.robbieswale.com.Music by My Good Man William: listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4KmeQUcTbeE31uFynHQLQgTo support the Coach's Journey, visit www.patreon.com/thecoachsjourney and to join the Coach's Journey Community visit www.thecoachsjourney.com/community. Things and people we mentioned (that you might be interested in):- The Academy of Executive Coaching https://www.aoec.com/ - The Coach's Casebook by Kim Morgan and Geoff Watts https://barefootcoaching.co.uk/product/the-coachs-casebook-kim-morgan-geoff-watts-2015/ - Robbie appearing on Neil's Creative Practice podcast https://creative-practice.net/2021/01/29/robbie-swale-coach/ - Kate Rees - https://www.katereescoaching.com/- A Job To Love by Alain de Botton https://www.theschooloflife.com/shop/a-job-to-love/ - Designing Your Life by Bill Burnett and Dave Evans https://designingyour.life/the-book/ - Richard Hawley - https://www.frycreative.uk/richard-hawley- Gaylene Gould on Neil's podcast, Creative Practice https://creative-practice.net/2021/08/12/episode-13-gaylene-gould/- Link to the art behind Neil on the wall: Jet propulsion library, NASA https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/galleries/visions-of-the-future - Jude Kelly https://thewowfoundation.com/about-wow/about-jude-kelly - The WOW Foundation https://thewowfoundation.com/- RD 1st Coaching Training https://relationaldynamics1st.co.uk/- Theatre People, Greg Jauncey's cultural sector HR Consultancy https://www.theatrepeople.uk/who-are-we- Paul Williamson from The Ambassador Theatre Group https://www.associationforcoaching.com/members/?id=52110032- ABC Creative Music https://www.abcmusic.org.uk/- InterMusica https://www.intermusica.com/- Jerry Seinfeld on The Tim Ferris Show https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/485-jerry-seinfeld-a-comedy-legends-systems/id863897795?i=1000501727043 - The Prosperous Coach by Rich Litvin https://richlitvin.com/book/- Chilly's Water Bottles https://www.chillys.com/uk/categories/bottles- The quote Neil mentions at the end: in his book Reboot, Leadership and the Art of Growing Up, executive coach Jerry Colonna writes about this sort of radical self-inquiry: “I laugh loudly when folks suggest that this is some sort of yoga-inspired soft-bellied call to leadership. ‘Namaste my ass,' I say with my Brooklyn-born chip firmly, squarely, and proudly on my shoulder. ‘Try entering the cave, walking to the dark recesses, and retrieving the treasure wa-a-a-y in the back. Then come tell me about being soft.'”BIOGRAPHY FROM NEILNeil is a London-based leadership and executive coach, accredited by the International Coaching Federation and the European Mentoring and Coaching Council. He works with ambitious individuals, leaders and entrepreneurs, across the cultural and creative industries, tech and beyond. He coaches people to fulfill their potential through helping them establish clarity of purpose, supporting personal growth and enabling valued professional contribution and sustained personal fulfilment.Following an early career as a professional musician Neil worked in various management and leaders roles in the cultural and creative sectors, including 12 years at London's Southbank Centre, Europe's largest centre for the arts. During his time there he discovered coaching through a transformational experience of working with a coach. This sparked a journey of discovery that led to his initial coach training and building coaching skills into his style of leadership.He now splits his time between his private coaching practice and a part time faculty position at the Academy of Executive Coaching, a leading global coaching organisation offering executive coach training, coaching solutions, executive coaching certification.

J'ai le syndrome de la bonne élèves. Et ça a un gros désavantage d'être la bonne élève : c'est qu'on n'a pas l'habitude de se planter. Alors aujourd'hui, j'ai envie de vous parler de l'échec, de la peur de l'échec, de pourquoi c'est vraiment un sujet à traiter, de l'impact que cette peur a réellement sur nos résultats, de comment faire pour dépasser cette peur, et puis aussi de comment faire ben quand on se plante justement. Autres épisodes qui pourraient vous plaire : Savoir se vendre avec Jenny Chammas Comment la résilience transforme les défis en opportunité Episode du Tim Ferris Show avec Arnold Schwarzenegger ---------------

Hello, entrepreneurial enthusiasts and financial wizards! I'm Granger Forson, here to guide you through another episode of ScaleUp Radio, your beacon in the world of business growth and personal success. You can always connect with me at www.bizsmart-gloucestershire.co.uk or join our insightful conversations on LinkedIn. Today, we delve into the unique world of holiday home mortgages with Joe Stallard, the growth  mind behind House and Holiday Home Mortgages.   Joe's narrative is not just about financing properties; it's about realising dreams and creating lifetime memories for families. Specialising in the UK holiday property market, Joe's firm stands out in an arena with limited lenders, offering tailored expertise to clients investing in second homes. This strategic focus on a niche market has propelled his firm to become a go-to source for those seeking stress-free mortgage solutions for their holiday havens.   Joining his father in business in 2017, Joe has navigated through the nuances of the mortgage brokerage industry, learning and growing every step of the way. His journey over six years encapsulates the essence of organic growth, fuelled by excellent service and the power of referrals. The challenges of balancing client advising with business management have been a crucible for valuable lessons in recruitment and consistent process implementation.   In our insightful conversation, Joe shares the importance of aligning team members with the company's culture, especially in remote work settings, and the crucial role of sound decision-making processes. His story is a testament to the power of family values in business, blending his father's prudent financial principles with his drive for growth.   Tune in as we unravel Joe Stallard's inspiring journey in the mortgage brokerage industry – a tale of passion, challenge, and ambition, underscored by a unique father-son dynamic that has been instrumental to their success. This is an episode for anyone looking to scale up their business or make their mark in a specialised market.     Scaling up your business isn't easy, and can be a little daunting. Let ScaleUp Radio make it a little easier for you. With guests who have been where you are now, and can offer their thoughts and advice on several aspects of business. ScaleUp Radio is the business podcast you've been waiting for.   If you would like to be a guest on ScaleUp Radio, please click here: https://bizsmarts.co.uk/scaleupradio/apply   You can get in touch with Kevin here: kevin@biz-smart.co.uk   Kevin's Latest Book Is Available!    Drawing on BizSmart's own research and experiences of working with hundreds of owner-managers, Kevin Brent explores the key reasons why most organisations do not scale and how the challenges change as they reach different milestones on the ScaleUp Journey. He then details a practical step by step guide to successfully navigate between the milestones in the form of ESUS - a proven system for entrepreneurs to scale up.    More on the Book HERE - https://www.esusgroup.co.uk/     Joe can be found here: linkedin.com/in/joe-stallard-9b462429 https://www.hhhmortgages.com/ joe@hhhmortgages.com   Resources:   Shoe dog by Phil Knight - https://uk.bookshop.org/p/books/shoe-dog-a-memoir-by-the-creator-of-nike-phil-knight/1040030?ean=9781471146725   The Four Hour Work Week by Tim Ferris - https://uk.bookshop.org/p/books/the-4-hour-work-week-escape-the-9-5-live-anywhere-and-join-the-new-rich-timothy-ferriss/3785269?ean=9780091929114   The E-Myth by Michael Gerber - https://uk.bookshop.org/p/books/the-e-myth-revisited-why-most-small-businesses-don-t-work-and-what-to-do-about-it-michael-e-gerber/82114?ean=9780887307287   The Tim Ferris Show podcast - https://tim.blog/podcast/  

What do we do when faced with big decisions about the future? How do we get in touch with our intuition and trust in the choices we make?The Coach's Journey Podcast has been at a crossroads and in this episode Robbie announces some exciting new developments that will shape its future. He also introduces some very special guests, who are not just guests!These guests – Neil Mackinnon, Joey Owen, Ruth Saville, Alex Swallow and Alex Whitton – are in fact the new team of hosts who will be helping Robbie to evolve The Coach's Journey Podcast. This evolution includes the podcast becoming fortnightly in 2024, and having five amazing coaches join Robbie in hosting episodes.We all hope these changes will take everything that's good about The Coach's Journey and build something even greater on those foundations, helping to deepen our work, reach more people, and serve the coaching community more powerfully and effectively than ever.Each new host has a passion for coaching that is evident in this episode. They know Robbie's work and the podcast inside out, and will bring their own unique approaches to the interviews and guests that feature on the podcast in 2024 and potentially beyond.This episode is a chance to meet the new team, but it's about much more than that. In this episode, we also talk about:How to get in touch with your intuition to help you solve problemsThe power of podcasts to empower us and help us feel less aloneWhy the Coach's Journey has mattered so much to each of the teamHow being on purpose can change our energy about a projectIndra's Net and how changing just one person changes the worldWe also take a journey through the history of the podcast, highlighting each member of the team's favourite episodes, and reflecting on moments where authenticity, warmth, honesty and ordinary human qualities made the podcast accessible, powerful and meaningful.For more information about our new hosts, use the following links:Alex Swallow: http://alexswallow.com/Neil Mckinnon: https://neilmackinnon.net/Ruth Saville: https://www.daretorise.co.uk/Alex Whitton: https://www.exploregrowbe.com/Joey Owen: https://joeyowencoaching.com/For information about Robbie's wider work, his writing or to buy his books, visit www.robbieswale.com.Music by My Good Man William: listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4KmeQUcTbeE31uFynHQLQgTo support the Coach's Journey, visit www.patreon.com/thecoachsjourney and to join the Coach's Journey Community visit www.thecoachsjourney.com/community. Things and people we mentioned (that you might be interested in):- Robbie on How I Became a Full-Time Coach Less Than Two Years After Starting My Training https://www.thecoachsjourney.com/writing/how-i-became-a-full-time-coach-less-than-two-years-after-starting-my-training - Robbie on the Association for Coaching Podcast Marketing series: https://www.associationforcoaching.com/page/Why_Purpose_and_Practice_Creates_Effective_Marketing_with_Robbie_Swale - Amayah Pelegrin - https://www.thefield.consulting/about - Ruth's podcast: Women of a Certain Age https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ruth-saville/episodes/Claire-Eden-on-the-importance-of-failure--sitting-in-discomfort-and-Obliger-Rebellion-e2a8cgb- Neil's podcast: Create Practice https://open.spotify.com/show/3ww01iVMpHRX2BQldamCPc- Alex Swallow's podcast: How to Influence https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/how-to-influence/episodes/What-does-good-look-like-for-you-and-why-e11aggd - Robert Holden's Purpose Club https://www.robertholden.com/events/purpose-club/- Phil Goddard's podcast, The Coaching Life https://www.philg.com/podcast/ - Jennifer Garvey Berger on The Coach's Journey Podcast https://www.thecoachsjourney.com/podcast/episode-42-jennifer-garvey-berger-the-answer-to-either-or-is-both - Myles Downey on The Coach's Journey Podcast https://www.thecoachsjourney.com/podcast/episode-31-myles-downey - Brené Brown's podcast https://brenebrown.com/podcast-show/unlocking-us/- The Tim Ferris Show https://tim.blog/podcast/ - Insight Seminars https://insightseminars.org/ - Claire Antrobus https://www.claireantrobus.com/- Maintenance Phase podcast https://www.maintenancephase.com/ - Conspirituality podcast https://www.conspirituality.net/ - The Athletic Football Tactics Project https://open.spotify.com/show/1o2ZogNQQmPKCntcdKnXPT - The MOE Foundation https://moefoundation.com/- Catriona Horey on The Coach's Journey Podcast https://www.thecoachsjourney.com/podcast/episode-4-catriona-horey-too-far-away-from-the-joy- Jeffrey Wotherspoon on The Coach's Journey Podcast https://www.thecoachsjourney.com/podcast/episode-24-jeffrey-wotherspoon - Allegra Stein on The Coach's Journey Podcast https://www.thecoachsjourney.com/podcast/episode-22-allegra-stein-how-to-flourish-as-a-coaching-misfit FAVOURITE PODCAST EPISODESNeil's favourite episode: episode #5 with James Bianco https://www.thecoachsjourney.com/podcast/episode-5-james-bianco-beware-your-simple-stories-about-coaching-successJoey's favourite episodes: episode #1 with Katie Harvey https://www.thecoachsjourney.com/podcast/episode-1-katie-harvey-14000-hours-of-coaching-being-part-of-the-uk-coaching-vanguard-and-being-a-generalist-coach and episode #46 Henrietta Nelson https://www.thecoachsjourney.com/podcast/episode-46-henrietta-nelson-nobody-else-can-put-a-feeling-in-you Ruth's favourite episode: episode #6 with Joel Monk https://www.thecoachsjourney.com/podcast/episode-6-joel-monk-conversations-at-the-cutting-edge-of-coaching Alex Swallow's favourite episodes: episode #25 with Kim Morgan https://www.thecoachsjourney.com/podcast/episode-25-kim-morgan, episode #19 with Chris Joseph https://www.thecoachsjourney.com/podcast/episode-19-chris-joseph, episode #15 with Toku McCree, https://www.thecoachsjourney.com/podcast/episode-15-toku-mccree-sales-with-honour-and-love-on-the-end-of-a-sword and episode #27 with Robert Stephenson https://www.thecoachsjourney.com/podcast/episode-27-robert-stephenson-animas-how-to-say-yes-and-become-a-conduit-for-change Alex Whitton's favourite episodes: episode #19 with Chris Joseph https://www.thecoachsjourney.com/podcast/episode-19-chris-joseph and episode #20 with Giovanna Capozza https://www.thecoachsjourney.com/podcast/episode-20-giovanna-capozza Robbie's favourite episodes: episode #9 with Barry Ennis https://www.thecoachsjourney.com/podcast/episode-9-barry-ennis-follow-the-fire and episode #47 with Lindsey Lewis https://www.thecoachsjourney.com/podcast/episode-47-lyndsey-lewis-turning-torment-into-talent

Il y a une compétence sur laquelle j'ai dû bosser. Une compétence sans laquelle le podcast et les formations ne serait tout simplement plus là depuis longtemps : c'est la résilience. Sans elle, j'aurais beaucoup de mal à me relever après chaque uppercut. Même une petite claque me mets vite au tapis. Alors j'ai travaillé sur ma résilience pour prendre les coups, mais toujours me relever. Dans cet épisode, je vous explique ce qu'est la résilience, pourquoi elle est essentielle en entrepreneuriat mais aussi en marketing. Je vous donne des exemples concrets comme cette expérience dramatique vécue par Arnold Schwartzenegger, ces campagnes de pub ratées pour Pauline Laigneau, ou encore le flop qui m'a coûté 15 000 euros lors du premier lancement de ma formation Stratégie Indépendante. Et pour vous aider, je vous donne 10 clés sur lesquelles vous appuyer pour travailler votre résilience. Autres épisodes qui pourraient vous plaire : Episode du Tim Ferris Show avec Arnold Schwartzeneger Stratégie de lancement avec Pauline Laigneau Comment développer ses soft skills avec Solenne Bocquillon le Goaziou ---------------

Le sujet : Avec la montée en puissance des néobanques et de la FinTech, tous les épargnants et investisseurs se posent légitimement la question : est-il toujours pertinent de conserver un compte courant dans une institution bancaire classique ? Tarifs compétitifs, interfaces faciles d'utilisation et nouveaux services pratiques sont les nouveaux arguments en faveur des entreprises bancaires nouvelles générations. L'invité du jour : Cyril Chiche est le co-fondateur et CEO de Lydia, la célèbre application de gestion financière. Membre du conseil d'administration de France FinTech, c'est un des principaux acteurs de la FinTech en France. Au micro de Matthieu Stefani, cofondateur de CosaVostra, Cyril Chiche nous explique les avantages des nouveaux acteurs de la FinTech pour les épargnants : Qu'est-ce qu'une néobanque ? Et quelles sont les différences entre banque en ligne, néobanque et super app ? Quels sont les avantages et inconvénients des applications de gestion financière ? Sans compte en banque traditionnel, est-ce compliqué d'obtenir un prêt immobilier ?

La tendance du podcast, faut-il y aller ? Le podcast c'est tendance, tout le monde en parle, mais en fait c'est quoi ? Je vous propose d'en découvrir un peu plus sur ce canal qui concerne potentiellement tout le monde. Le podcast peut également être un avantage concurrentiel. Notamment si vous n'êtes pas à l'aise avec Youtube. Mais aussi si vous ne maîtrisez pas tous les codes sur Instagram ou Pinterest. Qu'est-ce qu'un podcast et comment se lancer, c'est ici. Pour commencer, la définition d'un Podcast est la suivante : c'est un programme audio à la demande que les internautes peuvent écouter en ligne sur leur mobile, via différentes applications (comme Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer), ou sur leur ordinateur. On le consomme généralement en mobilité sur un trajet, quand on fait du sport ou quand on cuisine. Comme nous passons moins de temps à lire, le podcast pallie à ce manque. Et ce, en proposant du contenu de valeur pour toute personne souhaitant s'enrichir avec de nouvelles connaissances. Vous y trouverez des thématiques variées comme la cuisine, le marketing, la relaxation, et encore pleins d'autres sujets … Si vous montez votre entreprise par exemple, vous pouvez suivre des conseils pour vous lancer avec les témoignages d'entrepreneurs. Il y aura toujours un podcast pour le sujet qui vous intéresse. Et si ce n'est pas le cas, alors lancez-vous ! Peut-être que d'autres personnes seront également intéressées par votre passion ou votre expertise. Pour ma part, j'adore écouter le Super Daily de l'agence Supernatifs . Je le recommande fortement à toute personne s'intéressant aux réseaux sociaux ou travaillant en tant que Community Manager. Leurs analyses et leurs conseils vous apporteront une vision claire du marché. J'écoute aussi Gabriel Gourovitch de Growth Makers qui me permet de découvrir des start-up. Ce qui est intéressant c'est l'étude de comment elles ont réussi à émerger grâce à leur stratégie de développement. Et aussi Le Gratin de Pauline Laigneau que je trouve varié. On peut découvrir un entretien avec une jeune entrepreneuse voulant se lancer et demandant des conseils à Pauline. Comme le témoignage d'Hapsatou Sy qui nous donne son retour d'expérience d'entrepreneuse. J'ai découvert les podcasts il y a quelques mois, et je ne fais plus un footing sans en écouter un. Le podcast est addictif ! Alors pourquoi se lancer sur le podcast ? Vous l'aurez compris, le podcast est accessible à tous. Il offre un format de communication innovant et humain qui donne de la visibilité à votre expertise. Chacun peut se lancer pour parler d'un sujet qu'il maîtrise ou qui le passionne pour apporter de la valeur aux autres. Il y a peu de matériel à avoir (à minima un iPhone peut faire l'affaire au début) pour un faible coût de production (si vous vous former seul au montage). C'est l'outil parfait d'acquisition pour les entrepreneurs ou les indépendants car il vous donne l'occasion de démontrer votre expertise. Le podcast vous permet de vous démarquer des canaux plus traditionnels comme les blogs par exemple (même si ce format est encore très utilisé hein), en proposant un format plus personnel, plus humain car on peut entendre votre voix. Vous personnalisez ce canal immédiatement avec votre voix alors que le ton d'un blog peut être plus long à déceler. Vous pouvez également rythmer votre podcast avec un générique et le dynamiser grâce à votre tonalité. Le podcast est plus vivant et innovant qu'un article. C'est un des médias qui connaît le plus fort taux d'engagement. Les internautes choisissent de vous écouter au moment où ils décident de vous accorder leur attention. La valeur de l'engagement de l'auditeur est donc très forte. Mais pourquoi je vous parle de Podcast sur ce blog me direz-vous ? Et bien c'est un fait moins connu mais le podcast peut également booster votre SEO. En effet Google met en avant les podcasts en lecture directe sur les résultats de recherche. Et le SEO, vous l'avez peut-être remarqué, c'est une de mes passions

“I appreciate you keeping me safe, but I'm good… I can cross the street, I can go to college, I can leave town, I can try this new job… I can even fail! And I'll be okay.”In this episode, I hope you take away a lot of beautiful realizations as much as I did talking to this week's wonderful guest. We get vulnerable and speak openly about what we think it takes to be a better leader based on our own experiences. We talk about leadership, the art of growing up, his book called Reboot which I highly recommend, and a new book coming later this year called “Reunion: Leadership and the Longing to Belong” which he teased was a “powerful book to write” and that he is very proud of it…Joining me on the mic is someone who has been on The Tim Ferris Show, The EntreLeadership Podcast with Dave Ramsey, and so many other reputable podcasts, and is now on The Leaders Lab to share his wisdom with our audience. Enjoy.ABOUT OUR GUESTJerry Colonna is the CEO and cofounder of Reboot.io, an executive coaching and leadership development firm dedicated to the notion that better humans make better leaders. For nearly 20 years, he has used the knowledge gained as an investor, an executive, and a board member for more than 100 organizations to help entrepreneurs and others to lead with humanity, resilience, and equanimity.Prior to his career as a coach, he was a partner with JPMorgan Partners (JPMP), the private equity arm of JP Morgan Chase. Previously, he led New York City-based Flatiron Partners, which he founded in 1996 with partner, Fred Wilson. Flatiron  became one of the nation's most successful, early-stage investment programs. His first leadership position, at age 25, was editor-in-chief of InformationWeek magazine.Jerry lives in Boulder, Colorado.You can learn more about Jerry and his work here:https://www.reboot.io/team/jerry-colonna/https://www.reboot.io/bookABOUT OUR HOSTKen Eslick is an Entrepreneur, Author, Podcaster, Tony Robbins Trainer, Life Coach, Husband of 35+ Years, and Grandfather. Ken currently spends his time as the President & Founder of The Leaders Lab where he and his team focus on Senior Leadership Acquisition. They get founders the next level C-Suite Leaders they need to go from being an Inc. Magazine 5000 fastest growing company to $100,000,000 + in revenue.  You can learn more about Ken and his team attheleaderslab.coListen to more episodes on Mission Matters:https://missionmatters.com/author/ken-eslick/

Today it is just me, I'd like to share a quote with you that opened up my mind a little bit, in a really good way, and inspired me to think about what I know, and how we should perhaps be a bit more opened minded sometimes...   But before I share that with you, I'd like to tell you a story of self-reflection this week. For the past 7 days, I was in Honolulu Hawaii, on spring break with my family, and had the chance to catch up with 2 other sprinkler nerds, my good friend Paul Bassett and Dave Woods, both from ENVOCORE. They are working on a killer project at Pearl Harbor that I was fortunate to assist with, and it was great to see them both. Special shoutout to Dave Woods, for entertaining my wife such that she actually drank a beer. 2 beers. My wife doesn't drink beer, and we met Dave at a tiny microbrewery on the Island, and my wife actually drank beer.   On the flight home, I was catching up on emails and remembered that I had been asked to be interviewed on the Scaling UP! H2O Podcast, and as part of the scheduling process I was asked to answer a series of questions, one of which was to write a short bio about myself and my business history. It was in this process of reviewing my past that I had a few moments of self-reflection that I typically don't allow time for.   I asked myself a question, I don't know why, but it seemed like to right question to ask if I wanted to advise someone else and tell them about my business career.   At first I wrote down a whole bunch of things, a ton of accomplishments, timeline, work, projects, etc. Then I reflected again, and asked myself how I could simplify this - if someone were to ask me for advice, about what got me where I am, I'm certainly not going to rattle off all of this goobliguck to them, TMI!.....then I thought, is there something specific that ties my different successes together. And I encourage you to ask yourself this same question - what makes you, you? What makes you successful at what you do? What got you where you are?   I boiled it down to 2 specific traits, or philosophies, or whatever you want to call it.   #1 Creativity #2 Curiosity   That is pretty much how I got here.   Got here talking to you, and that is how I'm going to get where I want to go.   This will be different for you, and I encourage you to spend time reflecting on this from your own life, and if you have never had a thought like this before, give it a try, it may seem awkward weird, but I can tell you that the benefits will start to compound over time.   So now, let's transition into the quote of the week...   I heard this quote while listening to the Tim Ferris Show, and I'll plug that again, it is a great podcast for expanding your mind, I highly recommend it.   Tim mentioned this quote, and he couldn't recall the exact phrasing, so I looked it up.   The quote is this:   "Half of what we are going to teach you is wrong, and the other half is right. Our problem is that we don't know which half is which".   This quote was from Dr. Charles Burwell, Dean of Harvard Medical School from 193-1949.   It resonated with me, partially because of my passion for curiosity and creativity, but also because this is all just a big experiment. Seriously, watering plants is just a big experiment, and I think that it is important to remind ourselves that what we think we know maybe be correct, and it also may be incorrect. And it could be correct today, in 2023, and it could also be incorrect in 2028. Everything is subject to both change and relevance to the information provided at the time which may lead to the theory being correct or incorrect.   Just think about sprinklers.   How we water the landscape today, is different than how we watered the landscape in 1975.   The tools we use are different.   The scheduling formulas are different.   The automation is different.   And I say this to give you permission to keep an open mind. You do not need to be an expert who has all the answers, instead, I encourage you to be an expert that continuously questions what you know, in constant pursuit of perhaps a better way of doing it.   That's it. 50% of what you know is right, you just know which 50%.   That's it, my friends, I encourage you to stay curious, ask questions, try something new, learn, and repeat.   Have an amazing weekend.

In this episode of The Stoic Handbook podcast,  creator of WhatIsStoicism.com, Allan, shares his journey into Stoicism and how it has helped him find meaning and purpose in life. Allan discusses how he was introduced to Stoicism through the Tim Ferriss' podcast and William B Irvine's book "A Guide to the Good Life". He explains how Stoicism's focus on personal responsibility and practical philosophy resonated with him and led him to start creating content on the topic early on in his journey.Allan shares his thoughts on rereading and creating content as ways to deepen his learning process and discusses the Stoic technique of journaling, which resonates with him the most. He offers practical advice on how to get started with a journaling practice and emphasizes the power of writing as a tool for personal growth.Throughout the episode, Allan draws connections between Stoicism and entrepreneurship and shares his thoughts on how Stoicism can help individuals navigate the challenges of modern life. He also discusses the value of caring for a dog and integrating Stoic principles into his social life.Listeners will enjoy Allan's insights on Stoicism and its relevance to modern life, as well as his recommendations for books, podcasts, and other resources to deepen their understanding of the philosophy.Learn more about Allan's work:"What is Stoicism" Website: https://whatisstoicism.com/"Micro Morning Meditations": https://whatisstoicism.com/micro-morning-meditations/"What is Stoicism" Podcast: https://whatisstoicism.com/podcast/Alan's Newsletter: https://whatisstoicism.com/newsletter/Links mentioned:"The Art of Losing Control" by Jules Evans: https://www.amazon.com/Art-Losing-Control-Jules-Evans/dp/1782118678"A Guide to the Good Life" by William B Irvine: https://www.amazon.com/Guide-Good-Life-Ancient-Stoic/dp/0195374614"The Philosophy of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy" by Donald Robertson: https://www.amazon.com/Philosophy-Cognitive-Behavioural-Therapy-Stoicism/dp/1855757569"Slaughterhouse 5" by Kurt Vonnegut: https://www.amazon.com/Slaughterhouse-Five-Kurt-Vonnegut/dp/0440180295"The James Altucher Show" Podcast: https://jamesaltucher.com/podcasts/"The Tim Ferris Show" Podcast: https://tim.blog/podcast/⚡️ STOIC TOOLS:

#405 Jordan Peterson, Tim Ferris Show You How To Control Your Emotions This episode is awesome, Jordan was interviewed on the Tim Ferris podcast speaking about how he controls his own emotions when being attacked by media and in interviews. I love this episode as  I share many tactics and strategies that build on his beliefs for founders or business owners, for sales, negotiation, management and simply being powerful in leading your vision into the world.    WHEN YOU ARE READY, CLICK THE LINKS BELOW. MBD PODCAST SPONSORS 1. PEAK PERFORMANCE UNIVERSITY (NEW FOR 2023) https://www.8figurethinker.com (secret birthday code for 90% discount = 8FT) 2. BEST NOOTROPICS ON THE PLANET https://rb.gy/u2j9j3   CLICK HERE FOR ALL LINKS & PRODUCTS https://linktr.ee/AndyMurphymind  (please write a review on apple or spotify) LATEST INFO https://andymurphy.online Social Media Instagram Facebook LISTEN to the Mindset By Design Podcast Itunes https://goo.gl/3QfHqU Stitcher https://goo.gl/Xkdzi8 Spotify https://spoti.fi/2END4zI For Other Platforms https://andymurphy.online/podcast

This week Theo and Mr Benja talk about the Guru's of the internet. The guys (and very few gals)  who will sell you freedom, money and happiness for only $9,997 !  We talk about Grant Cardone, Myron Golden, and old school Gurus like Tony Robbins and Tim Ferris Show vs. Business is your weekly take on Pop Culture from two very different perspectives. Your hosts Theo and  Mr. Benja provide all the relevant info to get your week started right.----------Follow us on Instagram - https://instagram.com/show_vs_businessFollow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/showvsbusinessLike us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ShowVsBusinessYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuwni8la5WRGj25uqjbRwdQ/featured----------Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to podcasts.

Di recente mi sono capitati tra le mani una serie di appunti che mi ero presa ascoltando una puntata del suo Podcast, The Tim Ferris Show, diversi anni fa.Quando li ho scorsi, mi hanno colpito come se li leggessi per la prima volta, tra l'altro aiutandomi in modo diverso rispetto a qualche anno fa, perché naturalmente la mia azienda è cambiata e io sono cambiata con lei.In questo Podcast lui condivide 17 domande che gli hanno dato una nuova prospettiva sul business e sulla vita.Di queste domande, i miei appunti ne riportano 4 che ancora oggi, risuonano in modo sorprendente, tanto che l'ultimo giorno dell'anno ci siamo messi a rispondere ad alcune di queste, per capire cosa potesse in qualche modo emergere di prezioso per noi.E le risposte sono state ILLUMINANTI!***Link Utili: Delega la parte tecnica del lavoro digitale e concentrati sulla tua mission e i tuoi clienti ->https://biz-academy.it/sito-kit-waitlist/

Andy shares his insight about the definition of quality while listening to an interview with Seth Godin on The Tim Ferris Show (#638).   QUALITY. If you are a perfectionist, Quality as is a great way to hide. And if you factor in that according to Wikipedia, 25-30% of the general population are perfectionists. That's quite high, and how is the word Quality, a great way to hide? He says this because he believes, and I would agree with him, that you do not want to be an enemy of quality. I'm going to dig into this, but I'd like for you to think about how often you might use this word in your own business, or in your own daily routines. I'd put money down, that you use the word quality to describe your company, your work, your ethic, etc., you cannot be the enemy of quality. When an engineer, a product manager, or a company, says, "I can't ship this yet because the quality isn't there (like a physical product, or software), or someone says, "why are you racing through that project, don't you want to put quality into it?" We feel defenseless in the face of that question, because yes, we want quality. So, someone who doesn't want to ship their work is going to stand behind perfectionism. BUT perfectionism has nothing to do with Perfect, and perfect does not have a lot to do with quality. BOOM! Mic fucking drop right there.  I think I should say that again, perfectionism has nothing to do with perfect, and perfect does not have a lot to do with quality. Holy cow, right?!? So, what this means, and this is the heart of my aha moment, and this episode, is that quality has a very specific definition. This concept is something that I had not given much thought to in the past, because, perhaps I was making my own definition of quality, through my own lens, and my personal tastes, based on my own experiences, but in knowing what was this ever a specific definition of quality. So, what does QUALITY mean? Seth Godin said that, the definition of QUALITY, comes from Edwards Deming, and the rest of the quality movement of the 40's and 50's, the people who gave us, the Toyota, and what it means is, MEETS SPEC. That's it. That is what quality means, that. is. it. MEETS SPEC. Then he says, so if I asked you what is a better car, a Toyota Carolla, or a rolls Royce, the answer is, a Toyota Carola, because the Toyota meets SPEC. It more reliably does exactly what it is supposed to do, when it is supposed to do it than a rolls Royce does, but rolls Royce is a different thing, it is luxury, and it is deliberately spending resources to create something that most people can't have. Boom, mic drop again! To me, this means quality could mean many things, but you must know what the specification was, in order to decide if the product or project was quality. I guess that what this might also mean, is that if you are a landscape contractor or an irrigation contractor, and you do not meet the project specification, you do not do quality work. Simple as that. How well did you meet the project specification? If you are a design-build contractor, perhaps you also have the advantage of writing the specification - and if you can write the specification - I would you could deliver a finished project that meets your own specification well. The next definition of quality which I won't go deep into in this episode, but it is equally important, especially when there is no clear SPEC to MEET, which is often the case with landscape construction projects - the next definition of quality is THE MAGIC of MAGIC. What is the Quality of Magic - think about the good old fashion coin trick, when a good magician either makes the coin disappear, or the coin goes from one hand to the other. For a moment you feel something, some amazement, some tension, the tension of questioning how that just happened, because you know that couldn't happen - but that just happened - and you have both of these feelings at the same time. That couldn't happen, but that just happened, at the same time. Once you know how the tick is done, it is simply a trick, the magic is gone. And in the case of a great performance or great customer service, or great theatre, the first time you experience it, the unexpected moment when the lights turn on for you, that is the magic moment, and that Magic moment is another definition of quality. Seth believes that with robotics, artificial intelligence, and offshoring, the work that is left for us, is the work to create magic. That is really powerful, how do you create magic? So guys,  if your product or project does not has a SPEC you can MEET, you might look for the magic in the magic. What can you offer your clients, for the first time, that will have an unexpected moment of wow? - I'm writing that down - look to give your customers an unexpected moment of wow - and they will perceive that as QUALITY.     So perhaps, and I'm going to leave this thought with you....would it be possible to meet a spec 100% and do a quality job, and if every contractor met the spec and did a quality job, what could you do to create magic. Maybe, the money is in the magic. and you know what I like best about that thought, there is no right answer, only possibilities, and only opportunities for you to separate yourself from your competition, and leave them wondering how the hell you are so successful, and why is everyone always talking about you.   Alright, so let's wrap this one up. Remember that quality has a specific definition, whether you agree that the 2 we discussed here are accurate or not, you cannot define quality. What you think is quality may not be interpreted as quality to another person, and everyone uses the word quality to describe their work.   So go do that - meet spec - and add magic. Or, just go create MAGIC.   All right guys, so that's it, that's gonna wrap this up. And remember, as always, I'm here for you, I'm rooting for you, and I believe in you.

250 salariés, plus de 6 millions d'utilisateurs, 1 milliard de valorisation et un objectif affirmé : devenir le compte courant de 10 millions d'Européens d'ici 2025. On peut le dire, la licorne Lydia a bien grandi. Il suffit de comparer ces metrics aux chiffres et enjeux que nous avions abordés avec Cyril Chiche, lors de son premier passage dans GDIY en février 2019. Un rouleau-compresseur qui avance rigoureusement, sans s'enflammer. Dans ce nouvel épisode, Cyril Chiche nous dévoile les secrets d'une fintech en hyper-croissance, dans un environnement à la fois turbulent et réglementé. Vous apprendrez : Quel est le positionnement de Lydia par rapport aux banques traditionnelles; Quelle est la place de l'humain, lorsqu'on souhaite devenir LA super-app des finances personnelles en Europe; Comment créer une marque et une culture d'entreprise fortes, malgré les turbulences; S'il est possible de construire patiemment une licorne, en maîtrisant ses finances et en gardant son cap, Quel est l'impact de l'entrée au capital de fonds d'investissement étrangers (Accel, Tencent, Founders Future). Un épisode riche d'enseignements et de sagesse qui nous plonge dans les univers de la finance, de la tech et de l'entrepreneuriat. En plus Cyril vous fait un petit cadeau, sur ce lien: Pour ceux qui n'ont jamais utilisé les cartes Lydia (et donc qui ne l'utilisent que pour les remboursements entre amis) : 10€ offerts après la 5ème transaction réalisée avec une carte Lydia (y compris virtuelle) Pour ceux qui veulent utiliser Lydia à fond : 30€ remboursés à la souscription de l'abonnement Lydia Noir TIMELINE : 00:07:00 - Présentation de Cyril Chiche et de Lydia 01:08:00 - Le problème de l'éducation financière 01:15:00 - Les enjeux de Lydia à court, moyen et long termes 01:44:00 - Répondre aux accusations injustifiées 02:10:00 - L'entrée du géant chinois Tencent au capital On a cité avec Cyril plusieurs anciens épisodes de GDIY : #54 Alexandre Prot  -  De McKinsey à Qonto (en passant par les cigarettes électroniques) #66 Cyril Chiche - Le futur Paypal est Français, et il s'appelle Lydia #240 - Hugo Travers - Journaliste + Youtuber = comment cartonner sur les réseaux sociaux Cyril vous recommande de lire : The Paypal Wars, de Eric M. Jackson L'homme qui plantait des arbres, de Jean Giono Marcel Proust Avec Cyril, on a parlé de : L'ACPR Finary Le Goal Based Investing (cf. épisode #13 de La Martingale) L'épisode #524 du Tim Ferris Show avec Ramit Sethi Tencent Accel La musique du générique vous plaît ? C'est à Morgan Prudhomme que je la dois ! Contactez-le sur : https://studio-module.com. Vous souhaitez sponsoriser Génération Do It Yourself ou nous proposer un partenariat ? Contactez mon label Orso Media via ce formulaire. Vous pouvez suivre et contacter Cyril Chiche sur Linkedin.

La tendance du podcast, faut-il y aller ? Le podcast c'est tendance, tout le monde en parle, mais en fait c'est quoi ? Je vous propose d'en découvrir un peu plus sur ce canal qui concerne potentiellement tout le monde. Le podcast peut également être un avantage concurrentiel. Notamment si vous n'êtes pas à l'aise avec Youtube. Mais aussi si vous ne maîtrisez pas tous les codes sur Instagram ou Pinterest. Qu'est-ce qu'un podcast et comment se lancer, c'est ici. Pour commencer, la définition d'un Podcast est la suivante : c'est un programme audio à la demande que les internautes peuvent écouter en ligne sur leur mobile, via différentes applications (comme Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer), ou sur leur ordinateur. On le consomme généralement en mobilité sur un trajet, quand on fait du sport ou quand on cuisine. Comme nous passons moins de temps à lire, le podcast pallie à ce manque. Et ce, en proposant du contenu de valeur pour toute personne souhaitant s'enrichir avec de nouvelles connaissances. Vous y trouverez des thématiques variées comme la cuisine, le marketing, la relaxation, et encore pleins d'autres sujets … Si vous montez votre entreprise par exemple, vous pouvez suivre des conseils pour vous lancer avec les témoignages d'entrepreneurs. Il y aura toujours un podcast pour le sujet qui vous intéresse. Et si ce n'est pas le cas, alors lancez-vous ! Peut-être que d'autres personnes seront également intéressées par votre passion ou votre expertise. Pour ma part, j'adore écouter le Super Daily de l'agence Supernatifs . Je le recommande fortement à toute personne s'intéressant aux réseaux sociaux ou travaillant en tant que Community Manager. Leurs analyses et leurs conseils vous apporteront une vision claire du marché. J'écoute aussi Gabriel Gourovitch de Growth Makers qui me permet de découvrir des start-up. Ce qui est intéressant c'est l'étude de comment elles ont réussi à émerger grâce à leur stratégie de développement. Et aussi Le Gratin de Pauline Laigneau que je trouve varié. On peut découvrir un entretien avec une jeune entrepreneuse voulant se lancer et demandant des conseils à Pauline. Comme le témoignage d'Hapsatou Sy qui nous donne son retour d'expérience d'entrepreneuse. J'ai découvert les podcasts il y a quelques mois, et je ne fais plus un footing sans en écouter un. Le podcast est addictif ! Alors pourquoi se lancer sur le podcast ? Vous l'aurez compris, le podcast est accessible à tous. Il offre un format de communication innovant et humain qui donne de la visibilité à votre expertise. Chacun peut se lancer pour parler d'un sujet qu'il maîtrise ou qui le passionne pour apporter de la valeur aux autres. Il y a peu de matériel à avoir (à minima un iPhone peut faire l'affaire au début) pour un faible coût de production (si vous vous former seul au montage). C'est l'outil parfait d'acquisition pour les entrepreneurs ou les indépendants car il vous donne l'occasion de démontrer votre expertise. Le podcast vous permet de vous démarquer des canaux plus traditionnels comme les blogs par exemple (même si ce format est encore très utilisé hein), en proposant un format plus personnel, plus humain car on peut entendre votre voix. Vous personnalisez ce canal immédiatement avec votre voix alors que le ton d'un blog peut être plus long à déceler. Vous pouvez également rythmer votre podcast avec un générique et le dynamiser grâce à votre tonalité. Le podcast est plus vivant et innovant qu'un article. C'est un des médias qui connaît le plus fort taux d'engagement. Les internautes choisissent de vous écouter au moment où ils décident de vous accorder leur attention. La valeur de l'engagement de l'auditeur est donc très forte. Mais pourquoi je vous parle de Podcast sur ce blog me direz-vous ? Et bien c'est un fait moins connu mais le podcast peut également booster votre SEO. En effet Google met en avant les podcasts en lecture directe sur les résultats de recherche. Et le SEO, vous l'avez peut-être remarqué, c'est une de mes passions

Welcome to another episode of the Young Dumb & Woke Podcast! Today's episode is one I am very proud of and really has the ability to change people's lives. I had the great honor of chatting with the Silicon Valley Porn Star, Jason Portnoy. I first learned about Jason through listening to an episode of one of my favorite Podcasts, The Tim Ferris Show, where he and Tim had a conversation that fully captivated me.  Jason is first and foremost a fantastic human being, who goes to incredible depths of vulnerability to share his story with the world, in his new book titled Silicon Valley Porn Star. Along with his recent author title, Jason is an Entrepreneur & Venture Capitalist, who began his career at PayPal, working closely with technology icons like Peter Thiel, Elon Musk, Max Levchin, and Reid Hoffman. He served as the first Chief Financial Officer of Palantir Technologies (NYSE: PLTR) and later founded Oakhouse Partners, a top-performing venture capital firm. Evidently, Jason's credentials are hard to top, and as much as I would have loved to just talk with him about his wealth of knowledge & stories in the business world, our conversation more focuses on topics that are even more captivating and impactful. Topics such as the “gateway drug” of porn, addiction, what healthy masculinity should look like in our modern day, the power of vulnerability, childhood programming & breaking generational curses, the importance of climbing your spiritual mountain, and much more. This conversation with Jason, and I truly mean this, was one of my favorite ever conversations I've had with someone, recorded or not. I got so much out of Jason's wisdom and felt energized during our entire conversation, especially because we really dove into topics that are often avoided (but desperately need to be talked about) in our culture. I hope you feel the same way.You can watch the video version of this episode on the Young Dumb and Woke YouTube ChannelIf you enjoyed the conversation, please don't forget to leave Young Dumb & Woke a 5-star rating on Apple and Spotify!You can find Jason @ https://www.jasonportnoy.com/Follow us on Instagram:@gideon_davis @youngdumbwokepod

South Africa has an awkward history with payday lending and payday adjacent lending, so I was a touch concerned when I first heard that a fresh pair of South African entrepreneurs were looking to shake up the industry. Luckily, all my concerns were misplaced, because SmartWage is not looking to rethink payday lending, they're looking to make it redundant.You can read more about SmartWage at https://www.smartwage.co.za/ In today's episode, we talk about digitising communication between employers and employees, removing trucks' worth of paperwork, and proving earned wage access.Follow Carolyn van der Merwe on LinkedIn for news on SmartWage but also updates from the Yale Africa Startup Review (or just head there directly at https://www.yasr.org/)Follow Simon Ellis on LinkedIn for news on SmartWage but also his thoughts on leadership and his podcast hot tips - including The Knowledge Project and The Tim Ferris Show which were mentioned.You can learn more about myself, Brendan le Grange, on my LinkedIn page (feel free to connect), my action-adventure novels are on Amazon, some versions even for free, and my work with ConfirmU and our gamified psychometric scores is at https://confirmu.com/ and on episode 24 of this very show https://www.howtolendmoneytostrangers.show/episodes/episode-24If you have any feedback or questions, if you would like to participate in the show, or if you'd like to find full written transcripts with timestamps head on over to HowtoLendMoneytoStrangers.ShowRegards,Brendan See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is our first ever podcast-swap collaboration. You may be familiar with this method of cross-promotion from the Tim Ferris Show, Waking Up with Sam Harris, and countless others, and today we're trying it for the first time. Instead of diving into a BopCast episode like we've been doing for the last 70 weeks, you'll be listening to my friend Beto (Luis) and his interview with Marggie P.V. from his 'June in Jersey' Podcast Series. Enjoy this wide-ranging episode with our friends Beto and Margie. You can find all of the links for his podcast here! Click https://linktr.ee/ayoochillpodcast (here) to listen to this episode, my interview, and more on the Ayoochill Podcast! Follow Marggie on https://www.instagram.com/marggiepv/ (Instagram ) Visit her Linktree https://linktr.ee/marggiepv (Here)

Finally recording some thoughts regarding a podcast I listened to a few months ago.Naval Ravikant - How to Build Wealth @Jorgenson's SoundboxBoyd Varty - The Lion Tracker's Guide to Life on @ The Tim Ferris Show

If you've been paying attention to the mental health and wellness space, you know that psychedelics have burst onto the scene in a big way. Major universities like Johns Hopkins, Yale, and Berkeley are studying their effects on PTSD, anxiety, depression, and more.  Many guides and shamans in this space describe the use of psilocybin, MDMA, and other substances together with integrative therapy sessions to be equivalent to years and years of traditional therapy.  And now, these plant medicine journeys are making their mark on luxury wellness travel.  My guests today are Robert Grover and Gary Logan who provide private luxury retreats and create profound experiences for clients.  We discuss their experience with these medicines, their guiding philosophies, and how they orchestrate a comfortable luxury setting. For more accessible information on the science of psychedelics I can also highly recommend the Michael Pollan interview on The Tim Ferris Show.  Last but not least, though the substances discussed on this episode are showing great promise in the clinical studies, they are not legal in the United States and many other countries. Luxury Travel Insider and I are not condoning any illegal activity.    Learn more at www.luxtravelinsider.com   Connect with me on Social: Instagram LinkedIn  

In episode 2 of Twenty Something, we dive into all of the reasons why you should invest heavily in your twenties. Starting at a young age is one of the single core determinants of wealth accumulation over time. We talk about what asset classes you can consider holding in your portfolio - including individual stocks, index funds, real estate, crypto, domain names, start ups and wine (yes, wine). Resources mentionedOnline brokerage accounts: Questrade, WealthSimple (Canada), Robinhood (US)Email newsletters: Morning Brew (morningbrew.com/daily/r/?kid=b939aef9), Alts.CoBooks: The Intelligent Investor, Richest Man in Babylon, Reminiscences of a Stock OperatorPodcasts: Not Investment Advice, The Tim Ferris Show, Lewis Howes' The School of GreatnessGet $10 in BTC free when you buy or sell $100 of crypto using CoinbaseEnjoy!Follow the podcast on Instagram: @2twenty.somethingConnect with me on Instagram: @dimitrovelenaFollow me on Twitter: @dimitrovelenaa

The secret to writing and recording songs to completion is something that Marc Dold wants to share with all musicians. He is a songwriter, platinum-selling producer, Apple certified Logic Instructor and indie artist known as Mawk Phoenix. This is Marc's 3rd appearance on the podcast. Celebrating The Wins And Struggles Along The Way—Mawk Phoenix (Ep 131) Today's Indie Musician—Mawk Phoenix (Ep 165) Marc was living in Malta, but had relocated to nearby Gozo when we spoke for this episode. If you're like me you may need a clue as to where these places are. They are islands in the central Mediterranean between Sicily and the North African coast. Marc and I reconnected as he was finishing up a course called Musical Architects, which he describes as a practical workshop that teaches how to write, arrange, record, produce, mix and finalize a song. Marc has produced and re-mixed for more than 50 major artists such as Nelly Furtado, Luis Fonsi, Paul van Dyk, Peter Gabriel, En Vogue, Alice Cooper, Cindi Lauper, Luther Vandross, Erasure, and many more, leading to several top 5 Billboard Hits including 2 #1 Hits. Needless to say, he's qualified to teach you and me how to get it done. Topics of discussion… We talk a about his upcoming album and he asks me about my experience recording songs (my first two singles). Also discussed: Marc's Musical Architects course, getting stuck in the recording process, how he starts his days with deep work in mind, and house concerts. On the topic of Deep Work, Marc mentions a book he was then reading called Deep Work by Cal Newport. Since our conversation for this episode, I heard an interview with the author on the Tim Ferris Show, one of my favorite podcasts. I have since added Deep Work to my reading list. Cal Newport has his own podcast, which I'm now enjoying (link in the show notes below). Please enjoy this conversation with me and Marc Dold. Support the Unstarving Musician The Unstarving Musician exists solely through the generosity of its listeners, readers, and viewers. Learn how you can offer your support. Mentioned in this Episode Musical Architects course by Marc Marc on Instagram MawkPhoenix.com Deep Work: Rules for Focused Success in a Distracted World by Cal Newport Deep Questions podcast with Cal Newport Related Episodes Celebrating The Wins And Struggles Along The Way—Mawk Phoenix (Ep 131) Today's Indie Musician—Mawk Phoenix (Ep 165) This episode is powered by Podcast Startup, the learning platform for creators with a voice. Podcast Startup covers tech, production, editing, marketing and more. I know what it feels like to be slowed down by challenges revolving around fear, procrastination and tech, yet I've recorded and published over 260 podcast episodes. To learn more about Podcast Startup and to get free podcasting startup tips right to your inbox, go to UnstarvingMusician.com/PodcastStartup. This episode was powered by Music Marketing Method, a program for independent musicians looking to grow their music career. Music Marketing Method was created by my good friend Lynz Crichton. I'm in the program and I'm learning tons! I'm growing my fan base and learning about many ways that I'll be earning money in the new year. It's also helping me grow this podcast. How cool is that? To lean more and find out if Music Marketing Method can help your music career, visit UnstarvingMusician.com/MusicMarketing. Resources The Unstarving Musician's Guide to Getting Paid Gigs, by Robonzo Music Marketing Method – The program that helps musicians find fans, grow an audience and make consistent income Podcast Startup – The podcast learning platform for creative voices Bandzoogle – The all-in-one platform that makes it easy to build a beautiful website for your music More Resources for musicians Pardon the Interruption (Disclosure)  Some of the links in this post are affiliate links. This means I make a small commission, at no extra charge to you, if you purchase using those links. Thanks for your support! Visit UnstarvingMusician.com/Podcasts for related links, episode transcripts and past guests. Sign up for the Unstarving Musician email newsletter at UnstarvingMusician.com Stay in touch! @RobonzoDrummer on Twitter  and  Instagram @UnstarvingMusician on Facebook  and  YouTube Leave voice feedback on Robonzo's Speakpipe page

What will the future look like? In his most recent November appearance on the Tim Ferriss Show, entrepreneur and investor Balaji Srinivasan presents a cohesive explanation of the current world, and plausible scenarios of how things will play out. I found Balaji's theories so mesmerizing, I listened to the four-and-a-half-hour podcast several times, then read and took notes on the transcript. Listening to this episode was like reading a book, so – like I do with my book summaries – I wanted to improve my own understanding of the content. So, here is a podcast summarizing a podcast, in my own words. Needless to say, the podcast is worth listening to, and since this is just a summary, you should absolutely listen to it – over on The Tim Ferris Show – to get the full context. The decline of the nation state One of the main forces at play in world events, according to Balaji, is the decline of nation states. He presents this idea in reference to a prescient twenty-five year-old book called The Sovereign Individual, which he cites in this podcast appearance and others. Since the nation state is declining, it is becoming increasingly difficult for countries to control their citizens. When it's hard to control citizens, it's hard to collect tax revenue to fund institutions. This loss of control is accelerating with the rise of remote work, catalyzed by the coronavirus pandemic. As more people have been able to work from anywhere, they've become increasingly aware of how local laws and taxes affect their lives. The power of “exit” The control of a nation state over its people is limited to the extent that people have the right to what Balaji summarizes as “exit.” If you're unable to leave a place, either because the government is oppressive, or because you're tied down because, say, you have land to tend and a flock of sheep, the government has more leeway in what policies they can enforce. Citizens as “customers” If people can exit their jurisdictions – whether that's a country, a state, or a city – then citizens stop being “subjects” that jurisdictions can extract resources from, and start being “customers,” that jurisdictions want to appeal to. We've of course seen this for a long time, as cities have given tax breaks or other perks to compete over companies shopping for jurisdictions in which to place their corporate headquarters. But citizens are starting to look more like customers as smaller players have exited en masse. For example, lots of people and companies have been leaving California for Texas, in search of less state control. Balaji points out that not everyone has to exit to influence policies, but the fact that some do is tremendous leverage on any system. Crypto entrepreneurs call New York's bluff An example Balaji cites of this struggle happened when New York state introduced the BitLicense – a series of regulations required for companies to do certain kinds of cryptocurrency transactions. Balaji characterizes New York's posture in introducing these regulations as “We're New York. What are you going to do? We're the center of the world.” At least ten crypto companies then left New York, including Kraken, Bitfinex, and Poloniex. In some cases they had to pack up and move. In other cases they just stopped servicing New York customers. New York apparently overestimated their leverage, and companies left for other jurisdictions, who were more accommodating to their “customers.” Declining returns on state violence Something Balaji doesn't talk about much but that is a major theme in The Sovereign Individual – and is relevant to the decline of state control – is declining returns on violence, at least at the state level. You can think of a nation state as a collection of people who contribute taxes in exchange for protection. Serfs used to pay, to their feudal lords, the returns of farming on their plots of land, in exchange for protection. Businesses in organized-crime-controlled neighborhoods pay a fee to the mob so their businesses won't “burn down.” U.S. taxpayers pay taxes, the U.S. keeps a strong military that defends the interests of those taxpayers, and protects U.S. taxpayers' green-bill privilege by ensuring the U.S. dollar remains the world's reserve currency. A relevant observation that stands out to me: Sapiens author Yuval Noah Harari once essentially said that wars used to be about control over natural resources. You can invade a country and get control over such resources, and maybe even control over labor. But China can't invade Silicon Valley, force all the engineers and entrepreneurs to work, and by doing so extract the resources there. That's a decline in the returns on violence, on the state level at least. Centralized China vs. decentralized world The main conflict Balaji sees playing out in twenty to forty years is between “centralized China” and “decentralized world.” China is a nation-state, and one of the main forces at play is the decline of the nation state, so how does that work? What is centralized China? As Balaji describes it, China is the most centralized government. It has “root” access to everything – much like you have over your computer if you have the root password. We're seeing that in the coronavirus pandemic: If there's a couple cases in a city, China can and will shut down everything, and they have total surveillance over their citizens. This high degree of centralization will be, according to Balaji, an advantage in the short- and medium-term. It's been an advantage in the coronavirus pandemic. I think the implication is that in an interconnected world with so much technological power, being highly-centralized is the only way for a government to retain control over its citizens, and thus extract resources to keep itself running. How do we get to “decentralized world?” If Balaji thinks it will take twenty to forty years for China's centralized model to cease being an advantage, that implies that a “decentralized world” will emerge as an opposing force within that twenty to forty years. So as less-centralized governments lose the ability to stay together and fund themselves from their citizens, that will fragment into smaller jurisdictions – sometimes based upon geography, other times based upon ideology. From that no-doubt messy process would emerge new models for organizing people and resources. These new models would rise to become so much better that they rival the reigning world power in this scenario – China. Sidenote from me on guns, germs, and innovation The idea of fragmented jurisdictions competing and developing “better” models makes me think of the theories presented by Jared Diamond in Guns, Germs, and Steel. Diamond theorizes that Europe came to dominate the West hundreds of years ago because Europe had itself fragmented into many competing nation states. Europe's east-west orientation also meant new methods of agriculture or livestock management easily travelled from one jurisdiction to another. If a new method was developed in Spain, it could be used in France. Those two nation-states would then compete to improve that method, along with other neighboring countries, and any improvements could easily be traded back and forth, thus optimizing a “better” method. (I say “better” in air quotes because obviously European dominance of the West is morally unsavory. Their methods were “better” merely from a game-theory standpoint: If there is one playing field – in this case, the world – the player with Europe's set of characteristics probably gains control over that playing field in most scenarios. Other methods could be considered better, depending upon by what criteria you rate them.) Since agricultural technology was so important to the success of a nation at that stage of global development, the portability of technology depended a lot upon climate – thus Diamond's theory that continents with long east-west axes, and thus similarity in climates amongst jurisdictions – innovated rapidly. But in a world where innovation in digital technologies is so important, technological innovations are more portable, and so an idea can be iterated upon and improved within every jurisdiction in the world. The three-way struggle for power: woke capital, communist capital, crypto capital Balaji presents a theory of three forces that are and will continue to be struggling for power over the coming decades. I think the implication here is many “jurisdictions” will emerge with various levels of these values. As these jurisdictions compete, some will emerge as “winners” that collectively act as a “decentralized world,” which competes with centralized China. Those three forces are: woke capital, communist capital, and crypto capital. The three organizations that represent each of these, respectively are: The New York Times, the Chinese Communist Party, and Bitcoin. A little more about each of these: Woke Capital: As embodied by NYT, says, “you should sympathize.” Communist Capital: As embodied by CCP, says, “you should submit.” Crypto Capital: As embodied by BTC (or Bitcoin maximalists, in its extreme), says, “you should be sovereign.” Both woke capital and crypto capital essentially say “you are powerful…” But woke capital finishes that sentence with “…and you should apologize for that power.” Crypto capital finishes “you are powerful...” by saying “…and you should be self-sufficient.” Communist capital instead of “_you_ are powerful,” says “_we_ are powerful…” but, like woke capital, encourages a posture of submission or bowing down as you make yourself subservient to that power. Crypto capital on the other hand encourages a confident posture with head held high. An optimal “decentralized center” Any of these forces taken to their extreme is bad. Different jurisdictions will embody different mixes of these values, and, Balaji hopes, we'll reach an optimal “decentralized center.” We'll hopefully have a decentralized world, with a good mixture of concern for one's fellow human, self-sufficiency and personal responsibility within the populace, and some degree of control by competent leaders and organizations who are qualified to make decisions for large swaths of people. State-controlled press, or a press-controlled state? The New York Times, and the American press at-large, seem to be the incumbents in America, and maybe it's because Balaji leans toward crypto capital himself – he's the former CTO of Coinbase – that he spends a good portion of the conversation criticizing the press. A resonant quote Balaji says is common: “If China's got a state-controlled press, America's a press-controlled state.” In other words, in China, politicians fire journalists. In the U.S., journalists get politicians fired. Are journalists competent? If journalists have so much influence over politics, Balaji poses the question, Why isn't the U.S. establishment led by more competent people? The media has so much influence over American politics, our remaining leaders are those who are best at using the media to gain power, not those who are actually competent in their domains. By contrast, Balaji says, the Chinese system is led by people who think more like Venture Capitalists or technologists. They can think ahead and plan for various scenarios. He cites China's decision to block outside social media companies starting way back in 2009 as prescient, probably preventing an Arab Spring-like uprising. Since the U.S. establishment do not think like VCs or technologists, they don't actually know how the world works. So everything is a surprise. As Balaji says, “the U.S. establishment [is] always behind the eight ball. Lehman is a surprise. Bear is a surprise. COVID is a surprise. Trump is a surprise. Afghanistan's a surprise. Everything is a surprise.” He presents as examples various article titles by American journalists, such as “Why Facebook Will Never Make a Significant Profit,” “Amazon.bomb,” or “Google's Toughest Search is for a Business Model.” He says, “These journos are not off by 50 percent. You can't just read their article and think you're being sophisticated by discounting it. Their mental model of the world is often off by 10,000 or a hundred thousand X.” Yet news organizations, which are for-profit endeavors, advertise themselves as arbiters of facts. Fox News used the tagline, “fair and balanced.” The Washington Post's masthead says, “Democracy Dies in Darkness,” and The New York Times ran a billboard in Times' Square that just said “Truth.” Russell's conjugation A weapon in the struggle amongst the forces of woke, communist, and crypto capital is Russell's conjugation, also known as emotive conjugation. Russell's conjugation is using different words, with different emotional valence, to describe the same thing. When philosopher Bertrand Russell talked about it on a BBC broadcast in 1948, he used the example, “I have reconsidered the matter, you have changed your mind, he has gone back on his word.” Balaji uses the example, “he doxes, she leaks, but the New York Times investigates,” pointing out that newspapers are essentially for-profit intelligence agencies. An average person can't just dig through somebody's trash and put them under surveillance, but that's what newspapers do. Obviously anyone can use Russell's conjugation, but since the media has so much power to shape our conception of reality it's especially dangerous in their hands. (If the idea of the media shaping our reality is news to you, read my summaries of media theory books such as Understanding Media, The Image, and Amusing Ourselves to Death). An example Balaji cites of Russell's conjugation in action is that the New York Times, in 2012, published an article called “How Punch Protected the Times”, about how dual-class stock helped keep the newspaper in the hands of the Sulzberger family. But in 2019, they criticized Facebook's use of dual-class stock by publishing “You Can't Fire Mark Zuckerberg's Kid's Kids”. (To be fair, they were both opinion columns.) Will the U.S. seize Bitcoin? The main force that will lead the move toward decentralization is Bitcoin. But will Bitcoin keep growing in influence, or will it be made irrelevant? Since China recently cut off mining of Bitcoin within their borders, Balaji says it's unlikely there will be a successful technical attack on Bitcoin. China was the biggest potential threat on that front, and Bitcoin survived. Threats to Bitcoin There's still some possibility of software attacks, such as a “zero day” attack, a very popular client having a vulnerability, a supply chain attack in which a library is included in the code and isn't caught, or quantum decryption being developed before quantum encryption. One potential threat to Bitcoin is the U.S. government seizing Bitcoin, much like F.D.R. did with gold in 1933. With executive order 6102, F.D.R. made it illegal to “hoard” gold coins, bullion, and certificates (which I notice was a nice Russell conjugation: Instead of “hoarding,” he could've called it “saving.”) Everyone had to turn in their gold, in exchange for a low, fixed price, so the Federal Reserve could issue more gold-backed money. Could the government do the same for Bitcoin? History running in reverse Balaji considers this an unlikely scenario, or at least a scenario unlikely to be successful, because “history is running in reverse.” That is, in 1933, the world was moving toward centralization, and today, the world is moving away from centralization. Balaji sees the peak of centralization as 1950, when there was one telephone company (AT&T), two superpowers (U.S. and U.S.S.R.), and three television stations (ABC, CBS, and NBC). Moving toward that, the Western frontier closed, the Spanish flu pandemic spread, there was the rise of the “robber barons” and private banking, the right and left were fighting in the streets, and inflation ran rampant in Weimar, Germany. Moving in reverse, we have the internet frontier opening, the COVID pandemic, the rise of tech billionaires and crypto, the right and left fighting in the streets, and what Balaji describes as “Weimar, America,” with accelerating inflation. Additionally, in 1933, F.D.R. had the world's smartest people helping him in his Brain Trust. Today, the smartest people are no longer working with the government. So, Balaji feels that if the U.S. were to attempt to seize Bitcoin, they wouldn't be able to pull it off, because history is running in reverse. I'll add that it seems that would be a tough thing to justify to the public. Executive order 6102 was at least ostensibly for the purposes of making sure the currency was backed by enough gold. I struggle to imagine a palatable justification for seizing Bitcoin from private citizens. The DeFi Matrix A big idea Balaji talks about and that Tim Ferriss agrees is a big idea is the “DeFi Matrix.” Turning an asset into money is called a “liquidity event,” because money is a liquid asset. But, increasingly, every asset can simply be traded directly for another asset, on the DeFi Matrix. For example, it's extremely easy to exchange any cryptocurrency for any other cryptocurrency. Supposedly, the DeFi Matrix will make it possible to price things we couldn't price before. Balaji uses examples such as a megabyte on your hard drive, a JPEG, or a minute of your time (which I already do on Clarity.fm). He describes this as being like when every newspaper went online and Google News was indexing all of them. Suddenly they were all competing against each other, and local newspapers that were just syndicating AP stories couldn't compete anymore. Bitcoin as a world government Are you struggling to see the connection there? If all assets can be exchanged directly for one another, then currencies are no longer dependent upon geography. Suddenly, smaller countries such as Switzerland, Singapore, or Dubai, have an opportunity to compete with their currencies on a global scale. They can add privacy features or Bitcoin backing. So even if you don't trade a megabyte on your hard drive directly for a cup of sugar, you can at least more-easily choose what liquid currency you convert to. This makes Bitcoin as like a world government, placing a constraint on every state. If a country spends more than they have, people who hold the currency can “exit” to BTC, or the DeFi Matrix. Honorable mention I've covered the main thread of this conversation, but it's extremely wide-ranging, and this summary is of course no substitute for actually listening to the conversation. Some ideas I'd like to give honorable mention, which you'll learn more about if you listen to the episode, are: Bitcoin as a “money battery,” that uses the surplus of renewable energy sources Blockchain explorers as the stealth threat to search engines How data becomes money when stored on the blockchain, thus making blockchain companies more secure How data stored on the blockchain makes it difficult to spread falsehoods What it means to be a “capital allocator,” and why we need more of them The principle/agent problem, and how automation will relegate management to the arrangement of automation Unbundling and rebundling Why San Francisco is like a terrible product with great legacy distribution How city coins will turn NIMBY into YIMBY Bitcoin as a parallel to the Protestant Reformation There you have it. I wish I knew enough to intelligently disagree with Balaji somewhere, but I personally wanted to digest the conversation, as it's a wide-ranging and cohesive picture that gives the appearance of being correct. Go listen to the full episode to learn more. Image via Flickr: TechCrunch Mind Management is a Kindle Deal! Amazon has hand-selected Mind Management, Not Time Management for a promotional discount. It's only $2.49 on Amazon.com and Amazon.ca. Offer ends March 31st, so grab it now! About Your Host, David Kadavy David Kadavy is author of Mind Management, Not Time Management, The Heart to Start and Design for Hackers. Through the Love Your Work podcast, his Love Mondays newsletter, and self-publishing coaching David helps you make it as a creative. Follow David on: Twitter Instagram Facebook YouTube Subscribe to Love Your Work Apple Podcasts Overcast Spotify Stitcher YouTube RSS Email Support the show on Patreon Put your money where your mind is. 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In this episode of Bullet Points, I share a #12habits update, the incredible wisdom of Hugh Jackman via an episode of The Tim Ferris Show and an important conversation about the LGBTQIA+ community that'll be on the podcast soon.To join the closed Facebook group for the podcast click here >> The Emma Guns Show Forum.To follow me on social media >> Twitter | Instagram.Sign up for my newsletter here >> Newsletter.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/emmagunavardhana. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dom D'Agostino is an associate professor in the department of molecular Pharmacology and Physiology at the University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine. Dom is also the leading Scientist when it comes to the Ketogenic diet. Dom brought the Keto diet to the mainstream when he was featured on the Tim Ferris Show and The Joe Rogan Experience.  Connect With Dom https://ketonutrition.org/ https://twitter.com/DominicDAgosti2?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor https://www.instagram.com/dominic.dagostino.kt/?hl=en https://www.levelshealth.com/levels-advisors/dominic-dagostino-phd

The Justin Caviar Show is the weekly podcast for you to plug into if you're looking to scale and grow in your health, wealth, life and entrepreneurship. By taking a deep dive into various fields Justin - with his elite professional guest - reveals ways to increase your human optimization. This podcast is specifically designed to show you what is possible and to help you become your very own superhero.  Today on the show Justin is with Dr. Dominic D'Agostino. Dom is an Associate Professor in the department of molecular Pharmacology and Physiology at the University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine. He is also the leading Scientist when it comes to the Ketogenic Diet. Dom brought the keto diet to the main stream when he was featured on The Tim Ferris Show and The Joe Rogan Experience.  In this episode of The Justin Caviar Show you'll hear: Becoming Supraphysiological Optimizing Brain Function Cancer Prevention & Other Diseases  Smart Drugs The Future Of Medical Technology  Connect with Dom https://health.usf.edu/medicine/mpp/faculty/ddagosti https://ketonutrition.org/about/ https://twitter.com/dominicdagosti2 https://www.linkedin.com/in/dominic-d-agostino-156014b/  

Eric Jorgenson is an investor, business builder, startup growth strategist and the author of "The Almanack of Naval Ravikant". He also runs the online Leverage Course which I'm attending right now. In this conversation, we discuss both Naval Ravikant's wisdom, why and how Eric curated it into a book that I highly recommend, as well as how the Leverage Course came about. They don't teach you this kind of material in business schools or in any executive development or leadership programs. And yet, I would have loved to have had access to this kind of material 15 or 20 years ago. I firmly believe that many of these tools, models and insights are going to be fundamental for surviving and thriving in the world we live in. We also explored areas such as WEB03, crypto and the concept of permissionlessness. A number of projects that I'm actively working on today owe quite a lot of their design and the momentum behind them to Eric and his materials.  What is Covered:  - How the idea to curate Naval Ravikant's reflections into a book came about and the results it produced - The concept of premissionlessness and who are the gatekeepers in today's world - The mental model of leverage and how to reinvest in leverage  - WEB03 and its impact on future society  Key Takeaways and Learnings:  - There's a lot of ways to earn money if you unbundle the concept of a career, and all you're trying to do is get money in the most suitable way possible for your particular set of tastes and interests - Permissionlessness is an important concept to embrace, because the Internet of meritocracy and WEB03 technology is making opportunity more global and more universally available by the day. - You can continually reinvest in leverage and go from 1x productivity to 10x or to 100x productivity. This type of leverage is not leverage over somebody. We are all somebody else's leverage, this is a mutually beneficial agreement between all of us that results in consumer surplus Links and Resources Mentioned in This Episode: - Almanck of Naval Ravikant: A Guide to Wealth and Happiness, by Eric Jorgenson https://www.navalmanack.com/  - Leverage Course by Eric Jorgenson https://www.ejorgenson.com/leverage  - Connect with Eric Jorgenson on Twitter https://twitter.com/ericjorgenson  - Principles: Life and Work by Ray Dalio https://www.amazon.com/Principles-Life-Work-Ray-Dalio/dp/1501124021  - How Not How: The Formula to Achieve Bigger Goals Through Accelerating Teamwork, by Dan Sullivan and Dr. Benjamin Hardy  https://www.amazon.com/Who-Not-How-Accelerating-Teamwork/dp/B08KYKR23H/  - Technological Revolutions and Financial Capital, by Carlota Perez https://www.amazon.com/Technological-Revolutions-Financial-Capital-Dynamics/dp/1843763311/  - The Infinite Machine: How an Army of Crypto-Hackers is Building the Next Internet with Ethereum https://www.amazon.com/Infinite-Machine-Crypto-Hackers-Building-Internet/dp/B07XJ7WKXL/  - Drug Cartels, Vanguard and Goldman Sachs with Codie Sanchez on Jorgenson's Soundbox Podcast  https://www.ejorgenson.com/podcast/drug-cartels-vanguard-goldman-sachs-codie-sanchez - Into the DAO with Simon Judd: How Index Coop is Building Crypto Index Products on Jorgenson's Soundbox Podcast https://www.ejorgenson.com/podcast/into-the-dao-with-simon-judd-how-index-coop-is-building-crypto-index-products  - WaitButWhy and G64 Co-Founder Andrew Finn on How to Acquire a Free Company on Jorgenson's Soundbox Podcast https://www.ejorgenson.com/podcast/waitbutwhy-co-founder-andrew-finn-on-how-to-acquire-a-free-company  - Chris Dixon and Naval Ravikant — The Wonders of Web3, How to Pick the Right Hill to Climb, Finding the Right Amount of Crypto Regulation, Friends with Benefits, and the Untapped Potential of NFTs on The Tim Ferris Show https://tim.blog/2021/10/28/chris-dixon-naval-ravikant/  - Bankless Podcast http://podcast.banklesshq.com/  - Mohnish Pabrai: Cloning, Learning from Charlie Munger, 100 Baggers on OutsideVoices Podcast https://outsidelens.com/mohnish-pabrai-cloning/  - Nicholas Thomas: The Return of Curiosity - Encounters with the Unknown on OutsideVoices Podcast https://outsidelens.com/nicholas-thomas-the-return-of-curiosity/  Connect with Mark Bidwell: - LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/markbidwell/  - Twitter https://twitter.com/markehb

If you LOVED this episode:You'll also love the conversations we had with Kamal Ravikant about reimagining life and learning to love himself.You can find Tim Ferriss at: Website | Instagram | The Tim Ferris Show podcastTim Ferriss has been a man on a mission, driven to deconstruct mastery and excellence, then share what he's learned. It began with his own relentless experimentation and documentation, which yielded #1 New York Times bestsellers The 4-Hour Workweek, The 4-Hour Body, The 4-Hour Chef along with a series of other books. In more recent years, this yearning has led him to sit down with hundreds of elite performers, from a vast array of domains, on a quest to reveal what made them them. These conversations are shared weekly on Tim's award-winning podcast, The Tim Ferris Show. In today's Best Of conversation, we cover very different ground, and get very personal. Tim actually lost a number of people in the year before we sat down in the studio, turned 40 and found himself in a deeply contemplative and emotional space, thinking about who he is, how he wants to create the next 40 years of his life and what matters. When I sat down with Tim, he'd recently returned from an intensive 10-day silent meditation retreat. While gone, he lost yet another close friend. He was, in his own words, in an incredibly "porous" place, leading more from the heart than the head, which was a bit of a major turnaround for him.We spent time deconstructing Tim's 10-day silent meditation experience, his struggles and awakenings, how it compared to psychedelic experiences and how, barring one major saving grace, his retreat may have sent him spiraling into a very bad place. We also talked about his experience with death, his decision to append audio of his departed friend, Terry Laughlin, which was recorded by Terry's daughters in the hospital during his final days of life to the end of Tim's recent podcast interview with Terry. Tim also shared his decision to take the TED stage, switching last minute to talk about something deeply painful and personal, and what that meant to him, his lens on legacy work (and how it landed with his family, who didn't know what he'd be talking about). And, we explored Tim's awakening to a "softer" set of metrics to measure a life well-lived and his evolving definition of what it truly means to live a good life.My new book Sparked.Check out our offerings & partners: Tommy John: We fixed underwear. Smart design and fabrics mean no more pulling at your pant line. Get comfortable with yourself. No Adjustment Needed. And right now you'll get 20% OFF your first order at TommyJohn.com/GOODLIFE.Bean Box: Give the coffee fanatic in your life an unforgettable coffee-tasting experience with Bean Box. Our coffee is expertly curated and always fresh, with fast delivery and free shipping. Order today at beanbox.com/GOODLIFE and get 15% off purchases of $40 or more.Indeed: Connect with your talent audience so you can make more quality hires faster. Post your job, interview candidates, and make offers all on Indeed. Get started right now with a FREE $75 sponsored job credit to upgrade your job post at Indeed.com/GOODLIFE. Offer valid through December 31st. Terms and conditions apply. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Pour découvrir l'épisode en entier tapez "#224 - Timothée Rambaud - Legalstart - Bousculer les codes d'un milieu conservateur et réfractaire" sur votre plateforme d'écoute.

Monter une entreprise avant 2015 ? Un enfer : le GTC (greffe du tribunal de commerce), le “JAL” (journal d'annonces légales), les statuts standards à prix exorbitants, les timbres fiscaux, le “formaliste”... Des démarches administratives et juridiques interminables. Rien que d'écrire ces lignes ça me brûle les doigts. Un “pain point” qu'il fallait absolument soulager. C'est ce qu'ont fait Timothée Rambaud et Pierre Aïdan lorsqu'ils ont co-créé Legalstart. Et ce n'était pas gagné ! La “LegalTech” a toujours été un ‘sujet' notamment parce qu'à l'époque, bousculer les codes d'un milieu conservateur et réfractaire c'était difficile. Ils ont été parmi les premiers à jeter le pavé dans la mare et ils ont réussi un coup de maître. Aujourd'hui, 1 entrepreneur sur 10 fait appel à leurs services pour créer son entreprise ou recevoir un accompagnement juridique. J'ai cherché à comprendre comment cet entrepreneur sur le tard qui se voit comme un mec “random” est arrivé à propulser sa boîte sur des sommets de réussite : un épisode déconcertant. Déconcertant, car Timothée a une vision très simple et authentique de ce qu'il fait, comme si tout le monde était en mesure de le faire. Lancer une boîte autofinancée, qui change la vie des entrepreneurs, qui emploie plus de 120 salariés et qui vaut plusieurs dizaines de millions d'euros après 7 ans… Non Tim, ce n'est pas si ordinaire, simple et évident ;) TIMELINE : 00:17:36 : De l'exigence de Goldman Sachs à l'agilité de l'entrepreneuriat 00:37:57 : Le trigger 01:07:09 : Bootstrapping VS levée de fonds 01:28:03 : Le LBO (leveraged buy-out) 02:10:08 : Les objectifs pour l'avenir Avec Timothée Rambaud, on a parlé de : Reid Hoffman La YC Cheat Sheet offerte par Pierre Entremont, cofondateur et associé chez Frst VC ExxonMobil Goldman Sachs Invisalign Pierre Aïdan LegalZoom Wordpress & Automattic Squarespace Alexandre Hajjar Slite Notion Ocus Miro Omnes Capital Adrien Perrot, fondateur de APE Avocats Christofer Ciminelli, cofondateur d'Orso Media Lina Belmadani, CEO de La Moisson Call A Lawyer Hubert Reynier, le coach de Timothée Timothée Rambaud vous recommande de lire : La Règle ? Pas de règle: Netflix et la culture de la réinvention de Reed Hastings Super Pumped: The Battle for Uber de Mike Isaac On a cité avec Timothée plusieurs anciens épisodes de GDIY : #16 Bertrand Altmayer – Marcel – Se lancer contre le mastodonte Uber et revendre sa startup à Renault #54 Alexandre Prot - de McKinsey à QONTO (en passant par les cigarettes électroniques) #40 Catherine Painvin -Tartine et Chocolat – entrepreneur depuis 50 ans #62 Olivier GOY - October et 123 IM - Comment faire fortune en prêtant de l'argent #126 Bertrand Fleurose - Cityscoot - L'art de prendre des risques #148 Jean-David Chamboredon – isai – Tout comprendre sur les fonds d'investissements # 172 Antoine Fine - Eutopia - De travaillomane à empathique, tout envoyer promener et revenir plus fort #181 Olivier Goy - La vie, la maladie, le dépassement : memento mori #185 - Frédéric Jousset - Webhelp & Art Explora - Voir beaucoup plus grand, agir pour aller plus vite #194 - Philippe Corrot - Mirakl - Le pilier des e-commerçants du monde Coucou à Max, Bruno & Manu ! La musique du générique vous plaît ? C'est à Morgan Prudhomme que je la dois ! Contactez-le sur : https://studio-module.com. Vous pouvez suivre Timtohée Rambaud sur LinkedIn.

Pour découvrir l'épisode en entier tapez " #223 - Moussa Camara - Les Déterminés - Être DETER : le seul moyen pour réussir" sur votre plateforme d'écoute.

Former en 6 ans plus de 600 entrepreneurs, dont 392 qui ont in fine créé leur boîte. ÇA c'est de la détermination. C'est la détermination de Moussa Camara. Moussa considère qu'avoir grandi dans un quartier populaire est une chance. Il y a appris la solidarité, le partage et ça l'a forcé à agir pour trouver des solutions à ses problèmes. En d'autres termes, les clés pour entreprendre. “Même si on ne manquait de rien, on n'avait pas tout.” Faire preuve d'ingéniosité et trouver des solutions simples et en même temps improbables avec quelques potes c'est comme ça que tout a commencé pour Moussa. L'objectif ? “Se libérer”. “Soit tu fais des bêtises et tu vas chercher ton argent, soit tu travailles et tu te fais de l'argent”. Il a créé Les Déterminés pour permettre aux entrepreneurs des quartiers populaires qui n'ont ni les codes, ni les réseaux, ni les moyens financiers et pas d'accompagnement adéquat à créer et développer leur business. Moussa Camara souhaite recréer du lien et créer des passerelles entre le monde de l'entreprise et les quartiers populaires. Il en est persuadé, c'est en participant à la réussite économique des territoires “défavorisés” que la société entière sera tirée vers le haut. De nombreuses entreprises (la BNP, Mazars, BPI France, Engie, Facebook…) ont été convaincues par son message, son énergie et sa "DÉTERmination". En même temps, comment résister à la perspective de prendre part à cette initiative profondément optimiste et totalement inclusive ? Arrêtez tout et venez d'urgence écouter cet épisode coup de poing ! TIMELINE : 00:11:00 : Reconnecter le monde de l'entreprise et les quartiers populaires 00:31:00 : L'état d'esprit de l'entrepreneur 01:05:40 : Contribuer au projet Les Déterminés 01:28:03 : Comment savoir si une personne est déterminée ? 01:38:33 : Scaler son entreprise Avec Moussa Camara, on a parlé de : Jean-Laurent Bonnafé, Directeur général BNP Paribas Patrice Haddad Sébastien de Lafond Croix petit à Cergy Hyatt Hotels Startup Studio de CosaVostra, Pareto Studio Agir Pour Réussir Angéline Tansini, responsable de projet de communication chez Les Déterminés Antoine Sire Marie-Claire Capobianco Jean-Louis Bailleul Ludovic Le Moan, CEO et cofondateur de Sigfox Thierry Marx Nadir Gagui, responsable de la coordination régionale chez Les Déterminés Station F et Xavier Niel Pierre Gattaz Moussa Camara vous conseille de lire : L'âme du monde de Frédéric Lenoir L'alchimiste de Paulo Coelho On a cité avec Moussa plusieurs anciens épisodes de GDIY : #99 Antoine Freysz – Kerala Ventures – Comment être le The Voice des entrepreneurs ? #129 Sébastien de Lafond – MeilleursAgents – Réconcilier humanité et rentabilité La musique du générique vous plaît ? C'est à Morgan Prudhomme que je la dois ! Contactez-le sur : https://studio-module.com. Un énorme big-up à Mamou, la maman de Moussa, à toute sa famille et à M. et Mme. Zamorano. Vous pouvez suivre Moussa Camara sur Instagram, LinkedIn et Les Déterminés sur Instagram.

Finding and pursuing your dream job is complicated - especially in our 20's when we feel pressure to make money right out of the gate. That's why entrepreneurship can be scary.In this very first episode, we get to chat with superhuman & co-founder of Awaken Agency, Sage Miller, who explains her journey from ending college to embracing the real (corporate) world. Sage shares how she was able to navigate the ups & downs of stepping outside her comfort zone in order to follow her dreams of starting a business, from scratch, at just 26 years old. Syllabus Steps: Mentorship! If you don't already have a mentor, I highly recommend you develop a strong mentor-like relationship w/ someone you respect & look up to (via your network, friends, family, and even LinkedIn).Podcasts & Movement: move your body & get outside. Try pairing a walk w/ a podcast!Sage's FAV podcasts:The Tim Ferris Show It's Emily Almost 30 To Be Magnetic Fit Food JunkieSuperhuman: Sage Miller Agency: AwakenBLOOPERS: Regardless, we all make mistakes!I said double sword, it's "double-edged sword"I said open nesters, I actually meant "empty nesters"Head to my Instagram, @skylarsorkin for more information about all things Regardless. 

A proper morning routine can change your life completely. We all have much more potential than we realize, and the right habits can bring out the best in us. Aubrey Marcus, CEO of Onnit, a lifestyle brand based on a holistic health philosophy, joins Vishen in this episode to teach us the best routine practice we can add to our lives to help our bodies function in the most optimal way possible. Your latent superpowers will change how you work, heal, create, sleep, play, and have sex - all tied to simple practices like breath, cold, light, and nutrition.      Aubrey Marcus is the founder and CEO of Onnit, a lifestyle brand based on a holistic health philosophy he calls Total Human Optimization. Onnit is an Inc. 500 company and an industry leader with products optimizing millions of lives, including many top professional athletes around the world. Aubrey currently hosts the Aubrey Marcus Podcast, a motivational destination for conversations with the brightest minds in athletics, business, science, relationships, and spirituality, with over 50 million listens. He regularly provides commentary to outlets like Entrepreneur, Forbes, The Tim Ferris Show, and The Joe Rogan Experience. He has been featured on the cover of Men's Health, is the host of the Fit For Service Fellowship, and is the author of the NYT Bestselling book Own The Day, Own Your Life from HarperCollins. And if you ask him the cause he is most passionate about, it is raising awareness for psychedelic medicine through organizations like MAPS.org and Heffter Institute. He is a 20 year native of Austin, Texas, where he currently resides.     Listen out for: - The best morning routine. - Why you shouldn't have coffee right after you wake up. - 2 powerful natural resources we have at our disposal. - The importance of taking a cold shower daily. - Live bonus Q&A session.    Bonus:                                                                          - Learn how to transform your eating habits once and for all with this FREE Mindvalley Masterclass

I have shared multiple times on this podcast that I am a huge Tim Ferriss fan. "The Four-Hour Work Week" really changed the way I viewed my work and freedom goals. I also listen to his podcast. They are what's called "long-form" interviews in the podcasting world as he spends between 1.5 - 2.5 hours per interview. Joe Rogan conducts his interviews the same way. By spending so much time, Tim and Joe can really dig deep into their guest's life stories. I LOVE hearing these stories of challenge, obstacles, overcoming, learning, and victory. I always hear some one-liners and zingers too that I share on Instagram or Facebook. Plus, I hear some mindsets that I feel compelled to share here on the Smart Cleaning School Podcast. This episode is one such example, similar to "When You're Humble, You're Teachable".I encourage you to check out "How to Reinvent Yourself" from the Tim Ferris Show where he interviews former NBA star and member of the Big 3, Chris Bosh. In 2010, LeBron James made the decision to take his talents to South beach. Chris Bosh came with him from Toronto to join Dwyane Wade and Lebron. The Big 3 went on to win two out of four NBA titles in four consecutive years. I was always perplexed by Chris. He was a star in Toronto and seemed to disappear in the Miami hype with Lebron and D-Wade. He even changed his game to adapt. Chris was unselfish and ultimately, it paid off with 2 championship rings. Therefore, when I saw the interview with Tim, I had to check it out.Here are some observations about Chris from the interview.  He is a voracious reader. Chris is so articulate and interesting. At one stage of the interview, he broke down why the league changed from playing bigs in the paint to shooters behind the arc (3-pointers). As I watched the game change as a fan, I was disappointed in the changes and never understood. That's when Chris broke it down. It was all sabermetrics and statistics. As an engineer, I loved it. This new style of play was more probable of winning games. It also had less injury and demanded a different type of athlete. I loved how intelligently Chris broke down the progression of the game to a non-basketball fan in Tim Ferriss. Tim shifted gears to life after basketball. This is the part that really taught me some valuable life lessons. Chris is a current ambassador for the NBA and has found himself complaining. Then he talked to a CEO who had survived cancer and got a totally different perspective and stop complaining. Previously, he had gone to Africa and India and saw real poverty. Chris made this comment. "India made the projects look like a five-star hotel." Chris then said this and it made Tim pause. "What do people say? You think you got problems? Well everyone put their problems on the table. You'll pick yours back up real quick." This is so profound as we all think we're going through the worst thing in our life. But there was always someone better off and there's probably 10 more that are worse off than you. Those 10 worse off souls could be in your community or somewhere else in the world. It's all perspective. If you're carrying a load right now and you feel like you can't push through. Get some perspective from Chris Bosh. He played with at least 3 Hall of Famers in LeBron James, Dwayne Wade, and Ray Allen and won two championships. Chris also won an Olympic Gold Medal, was an 11-time NBA All-Star, along with many other accolades. And he was complaining. Read the rest of this article at the Smart Cleaning School website 

This episode of Be On Air features founder and leader of Gravitas Recordings, Jesse Brede. Jesse has been in the electronic music scene for over two decades where he began his career deejaying, renting out equipment and speakers for the events and eventually opening for big name artists like Deadmau5, Kascade, Scrillex, and more. He has also managed artists such as CloZee, Beats Antique, Bluetech, and Desert Dwellers. Holding the title of Facilitator of Dreams, Jesse is dedicated to supporting artists in reaching success through his four companies: Lion's Share Digital, Gravitas Recordings, Gravitas Create, and Pivotal. We start of the episode hearing the story of how K.Lee and Jesse met and began working together. Further in we discover how Jesse founded a record label, four highly successful online companies, and helped dozens of artists make their name in the scene. We wrap up the conversation discussing the challenges of the music industry today, the influence of psychedelics and alternative medicine on creatives, and as always get some fantastic book and podcast recommendations. Jesse's book recommendations: Malcolm Gladwell's The Tipping Point, Aubrey Marcus' Own the Day Own Your Life, and Ari Herstands How to Make it in the New Music Business. Podcast recommendations: The Tim Ferris Show. Listen to the music from Gravitas Recordings here!Follow @Jesse.Brede on Instagram Want to talk about your podcast? Connect with K.Lee and Podcast FarmBook a free strategy session to talk about your podcast: Join the podcast farmers FB group and grow your show! 00:00 – Introduction02:19 – What can musical artistry do for podcasters?05:00 – How Jesse and K.Lee began working together08:45 – What Jesse looks for in a new artist? 15:37 – How Jesse started an award-winning international EDM label30:39 – How artists can set themselves up for success in the changing industry?40:15 – Growing Gravitas Create and building online community50:27 – What does the future of our consciousness expansion look like?59:23 – Rapid Fire Q&A and Wrapping up

Aubrey is not just a very special soul with a very big heart, he is also a famous and well-known Podcaster and founder of Onnit, which is a lifestyle brand based on a holistic health philosophy. Aubrey stayed for one week in our Darkness Retreat, which was a very deep experience for him. Find out about Aubrey's history in this inspiring interview. How did Aubrey move from party life to a life of daily awareness? Which psychedelic experiences touched him the most and what changed him so much in one week at the Darkness Retreat? Learn more about Aubrey's spiritual experiences, which anyone can experience completely without psychedelic substances. (With us at the Darkness Retreat www.darknessretreat.net) Aubrey currently hosts the Aubrey Marcus Podcast, a motivational destination for conversations with the brightest minds in athletics, business, science, relationships and spirituality with over 35 million downloads on iTunes. He regularly provides commentary to outlets like Entrepreneur, Forbes, The Tim Ferris Show, and The Joe Rogan Experience. He has been featured on the cover of Men's Health, is the host of the Fit For Service Fellowship, and is the author of the NYT Bestselling book Own The Day, Own Your Life from Harper Collins. If you ask Aubrey the cause he is most passionate about, it is raising awareness for psychedelic medicine, through organizations like MAPS.org and Heffter Institute. He is a 20 year native of Austin, Texas where he currently resides. Follow Aubrey Marcus: On Youtube On his website On Onnit His Books

In this installment of the Reload - For Unconventional Leaders, we speak with Nick Norris, a former officer in the US Navy SEAL teams.  Nick has been featured on the Tim Ferris Show and Andy Stumpf's Cleared Hot podcast.In our discussion we dive into some of Nick's experiences in building teams, transitioning to entrepreneurship, and connecting to purpose and love.  Yes, connecting to and actually expressing love with those you care about.In addition to being a founder and senior executive in two thriving businesses, Nick is also the Executive Director of the C4 Foundation, a nonprofit that provides support and resources through science-based programs to active duty Navy SEALs and their families.  For those who want to contribute, you can donate at the C4 Foundation.  And, for those interested in reef safe sun block and naturally sourced wellness supplements, you can check out Nick's for-profit company, Protekt.

Adrien Garcia est le co-fondateur de Réuni, une marque de mode écoresponsable qui propose les essentiels du vestiaire féminin. Produire moins et mieux, en toute transparence, retrouver du sens dans ce que l'on porte, c'est la promesse de ce beau projet. Dans cet épisode, on parlera de reconversion - puisque Adrien n'a pas toujours été dans la mode -, du lancement de Réuni avec son frère et sa fiancée, mais également du podcast Entreprendre dans la mode qui a récemment fêté son 150e épisode ! Enfin, on découvrira les bonnes adresses parisiennes d'Adrien. ______ Pour prolonger l'épisode :  Compte Instagram de Réuni : https://www.instagram.com/reuni.co/ Site Internet de Réuni : https://reuni.co/ Compte Instagram du podcast d'Adrien, Entreprendre dans la mode : https://www.instagram.com/entreprendredanslamode/ Site Internet d'Entreprendre dans la mode : https://www.entreprendredanslamode.com/ ______ Bonnes adresses : à Paris • Atelier Brancusi : https://www.centrepompidou.fr/fr/Collections/L-atelier-Brancusi • Librairie 0fr : https://www.instagram.com/ofrparis/ • Librairie & Gallerie Yvon Lambert : https://shop.yvon-lambert.com/ • Galeries Thaddaeus Ropac : https://ropac.net/ • Galerie Perrotin : https://www.perrotin.com/ • The Broken Arm : https://www.the-broken-arm.com/fr/ • Christophe Lemaire : https://www.lemaire.fr/ • Byredo : https://www.byredo.com/eu_en/ • Officine Universelle Bully : https://www.buly1803.com/fr/ Références de l'épisode : • 13e épisode d'Entreprendre dans la mode avec Marie-France Cohen, la fondatrice de Bonpoint et Merci : https://podcasts.apple.com/dk/podcast/13-marie-france-cohen-bonpoint-merci-d%C3%A9mod%C3%A9-aux-innocents/id1300541489?i=1000399960937 • Rowse Beauty : https://rowse.co/ • Vidéo Manifeste de Réuni : https://reuni.co/pages/notre-manifeste • Podcasts mentionnés : The Tim Ferris Show, Vlan, Génération XX, Génération Do It Yourself, Le Gratin • Podcast Entreprendre dans la mode : https://podcasts.apple.com/dk/podcast/entreprendre-dans-la-mode/id1300541489 ______ Si cet épisode vous a plu, n'hésitez pas à le partager, à mettre une note ou un commentaire sur votre plateforme d'écoute préférée et surtout, à en parler autour de vous ! Pour prolonger l'expérience et retrouver les bonnes adresses de notre invité : https://www.instagram.com/journalurbain/ Et si vous avez envie d'entendre quelqu'un en particulier dans les prochains épisodes, vous pouvez m'envoyer vos suggestions.

#5 What I Do Every Morning And Why You Should Too Morning routines How do you start the day? What dose the first 60 min of your day look like? This is a solo podcast outlining why building a personalized morning routine is so important. Also included is Matt's personal morning practices. Learn why you need to start building keystone habits, what they mean to your future success and why injuries are the perfect opportunity to start implementing them.  Tim Ferris Show  Own The Day Own Your Life by Aubery Marcus  Morning mineral cocktail  1 quarter lemon squeezed, 1 tsp soon of pink himalayan salt The Power Of habit by Charles Duhigg  The Wim Hof Method - I recommend you check out his 10 week course Mind Hacking The One thing 

Sharon Salzberg is a central figure in the field of meditation, a world-renowned teacher and NY Times bestselling author. She has played a crucial role in bringing meditation and mindfulness practices to the West and into mainstream culture since 1974, when she first began teaching. She is the co-founder of the Insight Meditation Society in Barre, MA and the author of ten books including NY Times bestseller, Real Happiness, her seminal work, Lovingkindness and, Real Love, her latest release by Flatiron Books. Acclaimed for her humorous, down-to-earth teaching style, Sharon offers a secular, modern approach to Buddhist teachings, making them instantly accessible. She is a regular columnist for On Being, a contributor to Huffington Post, and the host of her own podcast: The Metta Hour. Sharon has been featured on The Tim Ferris Show and Under The Skin with Russel Brand.

When Ed Shelley joined Berlin-based ChartMogul as the company's first full-time hire, his task was to develop and roll-out their entire content strategy. Two years later Ed and the ChartMogul team have built up a highly engaged SaaS audience through a combination of content including cheat sheets, blog posts, a podcast and their Friday SaaS Roundup newsletter. In this episode Ed shares his insight on how you can build a highly engaged content audience, including: - How Ed started building out ChartMogul's content strategy - How to measure the success of your content efforts using a north star metric for content - The keys to creating successful, engaging, evergreen content that compounds over time - How Ed uses Quora to retain traffic and keep people coming back to ChartMogul's content - Why ChartMogul decided to ungate all their content and the impact it had on their marketing and growth funnel - Why ChartMogul decided to launch a podcast alongside what it takes to create and run your own show - Ed's philosophy on the ultimate purpose of why we do content marketing ChartMogul >> https://chartmogul.com/ The Ultimate SaaS Metrics Cheat Sheet >> https://chartmogul.com/resources/saas-metrics-cheat-sheet/ Ed's Interview with Tope Awotona of Calendly >> https://blog.chartmogul.com/tope-awotona-ceo-calendly/ Total Recall >> https://www.amazon.com/Total-Recall-Unbelievably-True-Story-ebook/dp/B006VGGAC4 Shoe Dog >> https://www.amazon.com/Shoe-Dog-Memoir-Creator-Nike/dp/B01CRJA470 The Red Rising Trology >> https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0159OZVHS/ref=series_rw_dp_sw Inside Intercom Podcast >> https://blog.intercom.com/category/podcast/ Y-Combinator Podcast >> https://blog.ycombinator.com/category/podcast/ The Tim Ferris Show >> https://tim.blog/podcast/ Exponent Podcast >> http://exponent.fm/ Follow Ed on Twitter >> twitter.com/Mr_Ed The Growth Hub >> www.advanceb2b.com/thegrowthhub Advance B2B >> www.advanceb2b.com The Growth Hub on Twitter >> twitter.com/SaaSGrowthHub Edward on Twitter >> twitter.com/NordicEdward

Back from the dead, or at least back since Episode 50, Nick G. hangs with his pal Dewey in the studio to talk about what you say to the Universe when the Universe speaks first. You may wrestle with the voices in your head but they are not quite as powerful as the message of the universe. Only if you choose to listen.  Not that Tim Ferris needs any promoting, but this episode's "Are You Listening?" segment goes to the Tim Ferris Show podcast. Tim is a self-experimenter and a best selling author so you should check him out. Since jumping into podcasts, he is Dewey's absolute favorite https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-tim-ferriss-show/id863897795?mt=2 The source of this episode's discussion listing the 6 ways the universe can speak to you at fractalelightenment.com https://fractalenlightenment.com/34609/life/6-signs-the-universe-may-be-trying-to-tell-you-something IT IS OFFICIAL!!! Go to www.thedependentindependent.com to STREAM the show, WATCH our videos, CONNECT with Nick G., and find the show EVERYWHERE, all in one place.  SHARE and RATE our show!  The TDI Podcast can be downloaded and streamed on almost every podcast player out there, on both Android and iOs.  TO MAKE IT EASY TO FIND, click on these links to find the show on: iTunes, Stitcher, Overcast, Our Host Feed on LIBSYN.Com, & GooglePlay Store FOLLOW THE COMMUNITY on FACEBOOK at the The Dependent Independent Podcast Page   SUBSCRIBE to our YOUTUBE Channel! We have past MiniSodes and now full episodes coming! Check out Nick G.'s SUBSCRIBER videos on our YouTube Channel on The Dependent Independent Podcast YouTube Channel Follow Nick G. on Twitter: @Dependent_Nick  Email the Show @ thedependentindependent@gmail.com

Probabilistically speaking, if you were born without your right hand, what are the odds that you would become a world-class concert pianist? You might be mistaken (and forgiven) for assuming that the chances would be relatively low. However, that's perhaps because you have not heard of my guest on this week's episode. Meet Nicholas McCarthy. Nicholas is a world-class concert pianist who has played all over the globe. He was born without his right hand. He was the first left-hand only graduate of the prestigious Royal College of Music in London. He has played alongside Coldplay at the opening ceremony for the 2012 Paralympic games, has a wonderful solo album, was a guest presenter at the BBC Proms, is a radio host and will soon launch his own podcast called "Of Note". He has also appeared on several prominent podcasts, including the Tim Ferris Show.   Nicholas is hugely inspirational. In addition to this however (and as usual as this show's USP), I apply a risk lens to Nicholas' story and it provides some wonderful insights into the question: "how can you turn the odds of something you want to achieve to your favour?" We cover loads of great stuff in this incredible conversation: Nicholas' background growing and how he got interested in the piano (and some great insights on parenting here); The challenges that he faced in studying the piano at a world-class level (there were several!) Left-hand repertoire, the style of playing in which Nicholas specialises; The balance between talent and diligent practice; Risk and risk-taking; Much, much more I am delighted to bring this conversation to you and I hope you check out Nicholas' work. Show notes: Nicholas' website: http://nicholasmccarthy.co.uk/ Nicholas on Twitter: https://twitter.com/NMcCarthyPiano Nicholas on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NicholasMcCarthyPianist/ Nicholas' solo album: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Solo-Nicholas-McCarthy/dp/B0113MCFVU Nicholas' YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/nmccarthypiano Nicholas playing Nocturne by Alexander Sciarbin (the piece this episode opens with) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwNxn-iFRuI Twitter Account for "Of Note" Nicholas' podcast (to be launched at the time this episode went live) - https://twitter.com/OfNotePodcast Facebook page for the "Of Note" podcast - https://www.facebook.com/OfNotePodcast/  Nicholas' TEDx talk - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9dNZKNVqrw _______ Did you like what you heard? Subscribe to the All Things Risk podcast, leave a rating or review, and share it on social media:  Subscribe and/or leave a rating and review on: iTunes: http://apple.co/1PjLmKh Subscribe on Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/all-things-risk/the-all-things-risk-podcast Subscribe on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/ben-cattaneo Follow the podcast on Twitter: https://twitter.com/RiskThings Drop us a note: allthingsrisk@gmail.com Visit: allthingsrisk.co.uk– and find all episodes and ways to subscribe