Podcasts about transformational practices

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What if a simple, flowing symbol held the key to transforming any situation, turning fear into calm and indifference to compassion?Snippet of wisdom 71.In this series, I select my favourite, most insightful moments from previous episodes of the podcast.Today's snippet, is also a prelude to next week's episode #488.My guest today is the spiritual teacher Hope Fitzgerald. She discusses the Infinity Wave, a flowing symbol of water, channeling love and compassion.In the short snippet you will listen to, she introduces the concept and tells a very powerful story about the Infinity Wave.And then, tune in next week for episode #488, where I just had a second conversation with Hope Fitzgerald, diving deep into the practice of the Infinity Wave and how we can implement it in our lives. ˚VALUABLE RESOURCES:Listen to the full conversation with Hope Fitzgerald in episode #388:https://personaldevelopmentmasterypodcast.com/388Mastery Seekers Tribe: https://masteryseekerstribe.com˚Want to be a guest on Personal Development Mastery?Send Agi Keramidas a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/personaldevelopmentmastery˚Personal development inspiration, insights, and actions to implement for living with purpose.˚Support the showPersonal development insights and actionable inspiration to implement for self mastery, living authentically, finding your purpose, cultivating emotional intelligence, building confidence, and becoming authentic through healthy habits, meditation, mindset shifts, spirituality, clarity, passion discovery, wellness, and personal growth - empowering entrepreneurs, leaders, and seekers to embrace happiness and fulfilment.Join our free community "Mastery Seekers Tribe". To support the show, click here.

In this episode, Karl welcomes back Tim O'Connor to discuss Tim's new book, 'Getting Unstuck: The Seven Transformational Practices for Golf Nerds'. If you want to book your Mind Caddie workshop for 2025 get in touch with us at www.themindfactor.com  They explore the extended life of their reciprocal conversations across their podcasts, touch on the captivating photo on the book's cover, and dive deep into the five components of golf: physical, technical, mental, emotional, and spiritual.  Tim shares insights on the spiritual dimension of golf, his experience as a coach, and the philosophy that golf is a portal to understanding oneself.  They also discuss the benefits of journaling, both in golf and life, along with the idea of trusting one's innate abilities over strict methodologies.  With references to golf legends like Fred Shoemaker and figures like Bruce Lee, they highlight how deeper understanding and spiritual connection can enrich one's game and life.  The conversation also touches on how Tim's podcast, Swing Thoughts, co-hosted with Howard, dives into similar themes with a blend of humor and authenticity. 00:00 Opener             •           04:45 Introduction and Guest Welcome             •           05:08 Discussing the Book ‘Getting Unstuck'             •           07:47 The Spiritual Side of Golf             •           15:52 The Power of Journaling             •           25:24 The ‘Don't Give a Shit' Swing             •           30:00 Exploring Different Approaches to Golf             •           30:49 The Power of Personal Experience in Learning Golf             •           32:38 Mo Norman: A Self-Taught Golf Legend             •           34:36 The Importance of Feeling in Golf             •           39:25 Learning Through Experience: Skateboarding and Golf             •           42:14 The Deeper Wisdom in Golf and Life             •           49:34 The Role of Mission and Grounding in Golf             •           51:31 Conclusion and Final Thoughts Karl Morris Proud Ambassador of Fenix Clothing and Apparel https://www.fenixxcell.com/

Subscribe, Listen, Rate & Review (thank you!)  in Apple Podcasts Subscribe & Listen in SpotifySubscribe on YoutubeOR listen in your favourite podcast appSUPPORT CREATIVE GENIUS ON PATREONTransform Your Life with Tammy Mastroberte's The Higher Help Method on The Creative Genius PodcastHello, wonderful listeners!I am beyond excited to share a truly transformative episode of The Creative Genius Podcast with you. Recently, I had the pleasure of sitting down with the amazing Tammy Mastroberte to discuss her new book, The Higher Help Method. This guidebook offers profound insights into connecting with unseen higher beings like angels and guides, and how they can assist us in our everyday lives.Tammy's journey into this spiritual realm began after the heartbreaking loss of her mother at the age of 22. This pivotal moment led her to discover and eventually teach The Higher Help Method, a powerful process that has become a cornerstone of her life's work.In our conversation, Tammy shared how she overcame her own skepticism about communicating with higher beings. She provided practical exercises designed to open your mind and heart to the possibility of a two-way conversation with the universe. These higher helpers often appear in forms that deeply resonate with us, offering guidance and support when we need it most.Some key takeaways from our conversation include:Practical Exercises: Techniques to help you open yourself up to new possibilities and connect with your higher helpers.Faith and Trust: Understanding the crucial role these elements play in the manifestation process.Shifting Energy and Gratitude: Tips for maintaining positive energy and focusing on gratitude.Four Steps of The Higher Help Method: A clear understanding of the method's steps: clarity and intention, asking the universe for help, shifting energy, and receiving and acting on signs.We also explored the challenge of distinguishing between messages from the ego and those from the universe. Tammy provided guidance on how to tune into what our truest selves want, emphasizing the importance of trusting the universe's timing. Life is an act of creativity, and by consistently shifting our energy and letting go of control, we can harness the creative energy all around us.One of my favorite parts of our conversation was hearing Tammy's personal story of manifesting her soulmate, involving a crock pot! This story beautifully illustrates the magic of asking for help and trusting the process. We also concluded with a soothing 60-second retreat meditation, perfect for centering yourself and connecting with your higher helpers.I invite you all to listen to this enlightening episode of The Creative Genius Podcast. Whether you're just beginning your spiritual journey or looking to deepen your connection with the universe, this conversation is filled with practical wisdom and heartwarming stories to guide you.You can listen to the episode here or wherever you get your podcasts. Thank you for joining us on this creative and spiritual journey. Your support and engagement mean the world to us.EPISODE SUMMARYIn this conversation, Tammy Mastroberte discusses her book 'The Higher Help Method' which is a guidebook for connecting with unseen higher beings like angels and guides and how they can assist us in our lives. She shares how the loss of her mother at 22 led her into a spiritual journey of discovering and teaching this method. She is passionate about helping people find their own guides and tap into the guidance of the universe and develop a two-way conversation with their higher helpers.Tammy addresses skepticism (she had lots of her own!) when it comes to beginning this mysterious two way conversation with the unknown, and she offers practical exercises to open ourselves up to new possibilities. She explains that these beings show up in forms that resonate with us and are open to working with us. Tammy also emphasizes the need to incorporate help from higher beings into our daily lives and shares personal experiences of asking for assistance. She discusses the role of faith and trust in the manifestation process and provides practical tips for shifting energy and focusing on gratitude. Tammy then introduces the four steps of the Higher Health Method, which involve clarity and intention, asking the universe for help, shifting energy, and receiving and taking action on signs.It can be challenging to differentiate between messages from the ego and messages from the universe, and Tammy sheds some light on how we can begin to do this, offering guidance on discovering what our truest selves want. And we dive into the sometimes confusing process of figuring out what we even want out of life. Tammy shares her perspective on trusting the universe's timing and living life as an act of creativity and we talk about how to harness the creative energy all around us by learning how to consistently shift our energy and letting go of control.She shares with us her favorite practices of asking for help and her personal story of manifesting a soulmate (it involves a crock pot!)She leaves us with a simple yet powerful 60-second retreat meditation (available as a free download for All Access Patreons) TakeawaysConnecting with higher beings can provide assistance and guidance in our lives.Incorporating help from higher beings into our daily lives can lead to positive outcomes.Having faith and trust in the manifestation process is essential.Shifting energy and focusing on gratitude can create a more positive and open mindset.The four steps of the Higher Health Method involve clarity and intention, asking for help, shifting energy, and taking action on signs.Differentiating between messages from the ego and messages from the universe is important in making aligned choices.Discovering what our truest selves want requires introspection and connecting with our inner desires. Take the time to figure out what you truly want and desire in life.Be honest with yourself about your happiness and what would make you truly happy.Create a jumping off point for your desires and focus on how you want to feel.Trust the timing of the universe and let go of control.

Episode Summary:An engaging, lighthearted but deep conversation with philosopher Nate Klemp about his new book, 'Open: Living with an Expansive Mind in a Distracted World' which explores cultivating spaciousness in order to access the deep well of peace and creativity within our minds. This episode serves as a thought-provoking exploration of inner spaciousness and the art of discernment in our daily lives, offering listeners practical insights and inspiration for their own journeys of self-discovery and creative expression.Nate is a New York Times bestselling author, philosopher, and founding partner at Mindful magazine. His journey from academia to exploring philosophy as a way of life led him to co-found Mindful magazine and author several impactful books. I'll admit, I was nervous to speak with Nate, but his down-to-earth nature quickly put me at ease. "Open" isn't just a book; it's a journey Nate invites us to embark on, exploring inner spaciousness in a distracted world. Our conversation touched on topics like psychedelic-assisted therapy, including Nate's personal experience with ketamine therapy.As someone navigating the incremental nature of psychotherapy, Nate's insights challenged my perspectives and opened new doors for exploration. We discussed discernment – knowing when to open and when to close – and how it relates to our well-being and creativity.Ultimately, this conversation serves as nourishing food for thought as we contemplate our own relationship with opening and closing, especially in the realm of creative expression. So, sit back, relax, and enjoy this enriching conversation with Nate Klemp.Show Notes:Navigating Challenges: Kate reflects on her own recent struggles and emphasizes the importance of perseverance and trust in uncertain times.Getting to Know Nate: Nate's journey from academia to co-founding Mindful magazine and writing impactful books is shared, highlighting his down-to-earth nature.Exploring "Open": Nate's book takes readers on a journey to understand inner spaciousness in today's distracted world, offering practical insights and personal anecdotes.Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy: Nate shares his experiences with ketamine therapy and discusses the potential benefits of psychedelic-assisted therapy for personal growth and healing.Discernment in Opening and Closing: Kate and Nate delve into the importance of discernment, knowing when to open up and when to set boundaries for our well-being and creativity.Takeaways and Reflections: Kate reflects on the enriching conversation, emphasizing its relevance to navigating personal challenges and fostering creativity.Writing the Book and the JourneyNate takes us on his personal journey, a quest triggered by the compression in his mind and an insatiable craving for distraction. It's the kind of journey many of us can relate to – the search for clarity amidst the noise.Experimenting with OverindulgenceEver wondered what happens when you dive headfirst into digital distractions? Nate shares his experiment, offering insights into closure and screen addiction. It's a fascinating peek behind the curtain of our digital habits.Understanding the Default ModeMind wandering: sometimes a nuisance, sometimes a muse. Nate explores its dual nature, shedding light on its impact on stress levels and creativity. It's a reminder to pay attention to where our minds wander and why.The Illusion of HappylandWelcome to Happyland – where pleasure reigns supreme, but closure lurks around every corner. Nate unpacks this illusion, challenging us to break free from its grip and embrace the discomfort of the present moment.Letting Go of the Illusion of Happy LandKate and Nate delve deeper into the art of letting go, discussing the journey to peace and acceptance. It's a reminder that happiness isn't a constant destination but rather a series of moments, each deserving of our attention.Surrendering and Cultivating Conditions for SurrenderSurrender: a word loaded with meaning. Nate shares insights into its power, highlighting the conditions necessary for true surrender. It's a lesson in letting things be, even when they're tough to swallow.Everyday Moments of Letting Go and SurrenderFrom the mundane to the profound, Kate and Nate explore the everyday moments where surrender can be found. It's a gentle nudge to loosen our grip on control and embrace the flow of life.Exploring Psychedelic Assisted TherapyHold on tight as the conversation takes a psychedelic turn. Nate sheds light on the potential of psychedelic-assisted therapy to unlock buried emotions and experiences. It's a frontier of healing worth exploring.The Impact of Ketamine Assisted TherapyNate shares his personal experience with ketamine-assisted therapy, offering a glimpse into its transformative potential. It's a reminder that healing often comes from unexpected places.Discernment: Knowing When to Open and CloseIn a world buzzing with noise, discernment becomes our compass. Kate and Nate discuss the delicate balance of knowing when to open up and when to draw boundaries. It's about honoring our intuition and prioritizing self-care.The Power of Not Trying So HardAs the conversation winds down, Kate and Nate leave us with a powerful reminder: sometimes, the best path forward is the one of least resistance. It's a call to embrace the flow of life and trust in the process.Tune in to this enlightening conversation, where Kate Shepherd and Nate Klemp invite us to live open in a distracted world. It's a journey of exploration, surrender, and the quiet power of an expansive mind.

Welcome to another episode of Restoring the Soul with Michael John Cusick, where today we're diving deep once again with Peter Zaremba into the transformative power of the Welcoming Prayer. This practice is your toolkit to embracing difficult emotions right where you are – focus on the emotion, welcome it with open arms, and surrender it actively to God. Our experiences and insights reveal how welcoming your feelings, not the circumstances, can shift your perspective and connect you deeper to divine peace. It's not about the noise around you but the stillness within you. Transform fear into love, chaos into serenity, and unrest into a profound sense of presence. Join us as we welcome and surrender to the uncomfortable – turning every moment into an opportunity for growth and connection with the ever-present love of God. HELPFUL RESOURCES:Episode 288 - Michael with Peter Zaremba, "7 Toxic Outcomes of Maintaining Control"Episode 289 - Michael with Peter Zaremba, "Releasing Control, Embracing Serenity" Episode 290 - Rob Mathes, "Bridging the Sacred and Secular: A Chat with Rob Mathes" CONTACT RESTORING THE SOUL:- Tweet us at @michaeljcusick and @PodcastRTS- Like us on Facebook- Follow us on Instagram & Twitter- Follow Michael on Twitter- Email us at info@restoringthesoul.com Thanks for listening!

Welcome to The Passion Pod, a podcast by The Collective, powered by Disciple. In this show, we interview Disciple customers and community enthusiasts from all industries as we discuss building and scaling communities. Tune in to learn all about the passion economy, how you can create your own private community, and much more. I'm Valentina your host for this episode and today I'm talking to Claire Spencer, Community Manager at Fit for Service Fellowship by Aubrey Marcus. Let's get to it. About Claire Claire Spencer is the community manager for Aubrey Marcus' Fit for Service Mastermind, a certified Integration Coach, and a master "Hype Friend". She works with transformational leaders to develop self sustaining communities that deepen the impact of their message while simultaneously bringing them more personal freedom. Follow Aubrey Marus on Instagram: @aubreymarcus Fit for Service Fellowship on Instagram: @fit.for.service Join the Fit for Service Academy and Fit for Service Fellowship communities Listen to Aubrey Marcus' podcast Check out www.aubreymarcus.com

Adventures Across the 5 Mountains of Human Development: Physical | Mental | Emotional | Intuitional | Spiritual This episode we'll be continuing our discussion on time in nature, yoga, breath-work, visualization, and how these tools and practices can help the outdoor adventurer climb to greater heights or help anyone looking to find more balance in their lives. Meet our guest, Catherine Chapman Divine, the head facilitator and co-author of Kokoro Yoga: Maximize Your Human Potential and Develop the Spirit of a Warrior--the SEALfit Way. Catherine has also recently published an amazing book titled "Sacred Silence: Breathe in and Become" which shortly after its release quickly became an Amazon bestseller. She is a 500-hour E-RYT, certified in Crossfit Level 1 and TRX.  She has 15 years experience of dedicated practice and teaching in meditation and yoga. She delivers customized training, workshops, and lectures for SEALFIT, Unbeatable Mind, and Kokoro Yoga.

Adventures Across the 5 Mountains of Human Development: Physical | Mental | Emotional | Intuitional | Spiritual Welcome to our first episode of the Fierce Planet Adventures Podcast, where we share our love for the outdoors, adventure, and self-development! In this episode, we'll be discussing time in nature, yoga, breath-work, visualization, and how these tools and practices can help the outdoor adventurer climb to greater heights, or help anyone looking to find more balance in their lives. Meet our guest, Catherine Chapman Divine, the head facilitator and co-author of Kokoro Yoga: Maximize Your Human Potential and Develop the Spirit of a Warrior--the SEALfit Way. Catherine has also recently published an amazing book titled "Sacred Silence: Breathe in and Become" which shortly after its release quickly became an Amazon bestseller. She is a 500-hour E-RYT, certified in Crossfit Level 1 and TRX.  She has 15 years experience of dedicated practice and teaching in meditation and yoga. She delivers customized training, workshops, and lectures for SEALFIT, Unbeatable Mind, and Kokoro Yoga.  

In this episode, Lisa Kay Solomon from Stanford University’s Institute for Design, explains her role as a futurist, shares why developing a futurist mentality is critical for heads and trustees to support their school communities, and how independent school boards can design and engage in strategic conversations. Lisa is a well-known thought leader in design innovation with a focus on helping leaders learn how to be more creative, flexible and resilient in the face of constant change. Lisa is the founding Chair of Transformational Practices and Leadership at Singularity University. She coauthored the Wall Street Journal bestseller, Moments of Impact: How to Design Strategic Conversations that Accelerate Change, and more recently, Design a Better Business: New Tools, Skills and Mindset for Strategy and Innovation. Lisa is a frequent keynote speaker on innovation, design thinking and leadership at global conferences and business schools. A passionate educator, Lisa is a “Designer in Residence” at Stanford University’s Institute for Design and has taught at the revolutionary Design MBA program at California College of the Arts.

Today's guest is Lisa Kay Solomon. She's a designer in residence at Stanford's D school and Founding Chair of the Transformational Practices and Leadership at Singularity University. Lisa is a passionate speaker, author, and educator and thought leader focused on helping leaders learn how to be more creative, flexible, and resilient in the face of increasing complexity and change. Lisa's work focuses on developing teachers and amplifying skills, mindsets, and behaviors required to lead positive change. She's co-author of The Wall Street Journal bestseller, Moments of Impact, how design strategic conversations accelerate change, and most recently, design a better business: new tools, skills and mindset for strategy and innovation. Lisa lives with her family in Menlo Park, California.

After briefly reviewing what words do and what we humans do with words, Dr. Janet Smith Warfield explores transformational practices that support (1) “knowing oneself” and (2) co-creating a living, breathing, dynamic, harmonious, peaceful, powerful, prosperous planet – together

http://austinmeyerfilms.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/Lisa-Solomon-Promo-Video.mp4 This week on the podcast I am chatting with Lisa Kay Solomon. Lisa does it all. She is a speaker, an author, and an educator focused on helping leaders learn how to be more creative, flexible and resilient in the face of increasing complexity and change. She is a currently a Designer in Residence at Stanford University's Institute for Design and founding Chair of Transformational Practices and Leadership at Singularity University. Lisa co-authored the Wall Street Journal bestseller, Moments of Impact: How to Design Strategic Conversations that Accelerate Change, and, more recently, Design a Better Business: New Tools, Skills and Mindset for Strategy and Innovation. In the first half of this conversation we take a close look at that best selling first book, Moments of Impact. Specifically, we talk about the idea of Designing Conversations. What does that mean? How does it relate to telling stories? And what are strategies we can use to design for impact? In the second half, we talk about the class Lisa is currently teaching at Stanford called Creativity Rules: Inventing the Future, and discuss the value of telling stories about the future. Hope you enjoy!

Leaders face an onslaught of new challenges that demand increasingly innovative solutions. Yet their approaches to finding them often get stuck in either blue-sky brainstorming or bottom-line decision making. Instead, leaders need a path that blends these two approaches -- a middle road that engages not only the minds of their teams, but also their hearts. To address these challenges, Lisa Kay Solomon co-authored the book, Moments of Impact: How to Design Strategic Conversations that Accelerate Change. Lisa is an innovation, leadership, and design expert and Principal Faculty and Managing Director of Transformational Practices at Singularity University. Her writing has been featured in BusinessWeek, the Wall Street Journal, and Forbes. In this interview, we talk about: Why we need to bring the human side -- our hearts and minds -- to strategic conversations How designing strategic conversations is an important leadership skill How strategic conversations differ from brainstorming and decision making Why strategic conversations are about more than getting the right answer Why these kinds of conversations are about the future of our organizations, of challenging the status quo, and of multiple perspectives, whether that involves new products and services, entry into new geographic regions, new business models, or new ways of staffing How strategic conversations can help us build understanding and help us see what success looks like The power of staying in the exploration space, staying expansive in our thinking Why these conversations are about mindsets, emotions, new ways of thinking, and new possibilities versus logic, right over wrong, or defending particular points of view Why strategic conversations require leaders to develop greater self-awareness and an understanding of their biases Why strategy is emotional How our education and schooling tees us up to think of strategic planning as all about the correct, numeric answer The important role design thinking, empathy, and supposed soft skills play in strategic conversations Why designing strategic conversations is a craft, not a crapshoot The importance of engaging multiple perspectives rather than just identifying participants -- paying attention to diverse ages, people outside the organization, visualizations, etc Why we should prepare participants before bringing them together, so that we set them up for success How background readings, information on who else will be in the room, meeting goals, etc, can help participants do their best work Why we want to design backwards when bringing people together for strategic conversations The importance of asking what participants will be thinking or saying to friends before, during, and after strategic planning meetings Why framing the issue of the strategic conversation is so important and so challenging How framing the issue is like providing the picture on the puzzle box because it is about setting the parameters How we can reframe discussions of market competitors by asking who is delivering value in new ways to our customers Why a school considering adding a high school asked should we do it versus can we do it Why leaders need to get comfortable bringing emotion into the room How setting the agenda is about making it an experience, getting people invested, and engaging emotionally, rather than just about getting things done Why we should value discussing our fears, what we care about, and what makes us nervous about the issues we are discussing Addressing the yeah but of long-term vs short-term thinking and planning Being able to speak to the reality of organizational politics and turf wars Having empathy for knowing how to engage with one another in these ways -- with visualizations, storytelling, conversations, and new ways of thinking Recognizing that strategic thinking can be learned and that it is a set of skills we are not taught and that probably did n...

This episode is sponsored by the CIO Scoreboard My guest for this episode is Lisa Kay Solomon. If you are into Design Thinking, expanding you leadership skills, innovation, want to learn how to be agile, flexible, nimble and execute both personally and collaboratively with your teams as an IT Business leader, this conversation is for you. The reason that I asked Lisa onto the show is that she is one of the foremost experts in Design Thinking. We discuss: Why the study of Design Thinking is so important moving forward? The importance of the unique human ability to tell stories. MBA is now called the “Masters in Business Ambiguity”. The definition of Design Thinking. How do you answer the question, "Is it just drawing pictures?" Resistance, Hero's Journey, Corporate Anti-bodies:How to generate ideas and protect yourself against naysayers. What is the definition of a strategic conversation? When is the last time you felt comfortable not knowing the answers? Leading with Curiosity. Best Question on All: If things have gone well, what has happened? What makes for a great day? If you had a perfect ending to your day, what would it look like? Overcoming “yeah butts…” About Lisa Kay Solomon Lisa Kay Solomon is a well-known thought leader in design innovation with a focus on building the leadership skills required to ignite change and create lasting impact. Lisa is Principal Faculty and Managing Director of Transformational Practices at Singularity University a global community of smart, passionate, action-oriented leaders who want to use exponential technologies to positively impact the world. Lisa coauthored the Wall Street Journal bestseller, Moments of Impact: How to Design Strategic Conversations that Accelerate Change (Simon & Schuster), which Publisher's Weekly called a guide every frustrated meeting-goer should read, with advice they should all implement. In it, she provides leaders the tools and frameworks to create strategic conversations and design team meetings that shape the future of their organizations. Her new book, Design a Better Business: New Tools, Skills and Mindset for Strategy and Innovation, was just released with Wiley Publishing. She and her co-authors provide a full set of design tools, strategies and practices that allow individuals and organizations to be more flexible and resilient in the face of constant change. Lisa is a frequent keynote speaker on innovation, design thinking and leadership at global conferences. She has taught at the revolutionary Design MBA program at California College of the Arts and has developed and led popular classes for Stanford d. School such as Networking By Design and Design With the Brain in Mind. A passionate educator, Lisa works extensively with K12 educators and school leaders. She is the Executive Producer of the annual Inspired4Schools conference, a design leadership program for educators, and is on the planning committee for The Nueva School's Innovative Learning Conference, a biennial gathering for trends related to the future of education. Her articles and ideas have appeared in Forbes, Business Week, Medium, Inc., WSJ and the Huffington Post. Lisa earned a BA from Cornell University and an MBA from New York University - Stern School of Business. She resides in Menlo Park with her husband and two daughters. Join her and the conversation about leading innovation at LisaKaySolomon.com. Read full transcript here. How to get in touch with Lisa Kay Solomon Website Contact Form Twitter LinkedIn Website: http://lisakaysolomon.com/ Books: Moments of Impact: How to Design Strategic Conversations to Accelerate Change Design a Better Business: New Tools, Skills and Mindset for Strategy and Innovation The Hero’s Journey – Joseph Campbell and His Life and Work Value Proposition Design: How to Create Products and Services Customers Want (Strategyzer) Business Model Generation: A Handbook for Visionaries, Game Changers , and Challengers Other Resources: Singularity University Speaker Profile California College of the Arts Profile This episode is sponsored by the CIO Scoreboard, a powerful tool that helps you communicate the status of your IT Security program visually in just a few minutes. Credits: * Outro music provided by Ben’s Sound Other Ways To Listen to the Podcast iTunes | Libsyn | Soundcloud | RSS | LinkedIn Leave a Review If you enjoyed this episode, then please consider leaving an iTunes review here Click here for instructions on how to leave an iTunes review if you're doing this for the first time. About Bill Murphy Bill Murphy is a world renowned IT Security Expert dedicated to your success as an IT business leader. Follow Bill on LinkedIn and Twitter.

Lisa Kay Solomon is co-author of "Design a Better Business." She is a well-known thought leader in design innovation with a focus on building the leadership skills required to ignite change and create lasting impact. Lisa is Principal Faculty and Managing Director of Transformational Practices at Singularity University, a global community of smart, passionate, action-oriented leaders who want use exponential technologies to change the world. In this interview, we discuss how leaders bear the responsibility to help design a better future...and talk tips and tactics for making that happen.

This is the first message in our series "Transformational Practices" which looks in detail at some of the classic spiritual disciplines.

This is the first message in our series "Transformational Practices" which looks in detail at some of the classic spiritual disciplines.