Podcast appearances and mentions of trevor perry

Stories resonate with people, which makes them a valuable tool for sharing information, seeking new outcomes and connecting with your team. So let's bring more storytelling to the manufacturing floor! In this episode of Mindfulness Manufacturing, meet guest Trevor Perry. Trevor is an award-winning speaker, author, and perspective-changer, who uses his unique perspectives and love of storytelling to help others find their own light and improve their influence in the world. In this episode, Trevor shares his journey of finding his storytelling passion, and discusses why leaders should learn and practice storytelling skills. 4:04 – When someone owns, lives, and feels a story, that makes for powerful storytelling 5:31 – Some people might be bad storytellers with great stories to tell, or great storytellers with bad stories 6:24 – Storytelling is a way to connect and help others relate to what you're trying to share 7:12 – Good storytelling is transparent and draws on your own experiences 8:42 – If you're telling someone else's story, you still need to find a way to personally connect and own the story you're telling 11:18 – Storytelling is an inherent part of human nature, which is why stories resonate so well 12:47 – Every story needs a purpose, especially if you're in a leader or mentor role 15:15 – If you're trying to adopt someone else's story as your own, it won't feel authentic 16:19 – A culture of storytelling can bring more connection to your organization 17:44 – How you tell a story is always going to be different depending on your audience or situation 20:28 – Practicing improv is a unique way to hone your storytelling skills  20:30 - Learn more about improv and storytelling in Episode 97 22:55 – You can also learn about storytelling about listening to others 23:57 – As a human, you are a storyteller Connect with Trevor Perry Visit his website Thanks for Listening! Thanks for tuning it to another episode of Mindfulness Manufacturing! To learn more about Trevor Blondeel and Manufacturing Greatness, please visit our website or contact Trevor here.  

Trevor Perry, a former street performer and self-proclaimed computer weenie, shares his journey of self-discovery and empowerment. As a keynote speaker and storyteller, Trevor encourages individuals to embrace their authenticity and step into their power. He emphasizes the importance of passion and curiosity in living a fulfilling life and challenges individuals to overcome self-doubt. Trevor also highlights the power of play and improv in the workplace, fostering creativity and innovation. He advocates for equality and women's empowerment, recognizing the unique perspectives and skills that each individual brings to the table. Trevor's Unperspective newsletter offers fresh perspectives and encourages unconventional thinking. Embrace your authenticity and step into your power. Passion and curiosity are key to living a fulfilling life. Overcome self-doubt and recognize your unique perspective and skills. Play and improv foster creativity and innovation in the workplace. Advocate for equality and empower women to embrace their power. Timestamps:  (02:31) Being a Disruptor and Influencer (05:24) Offering a Unique Perspective (09:33) Overcoming Self-Doubt and Stepping into Power (15:27) The Power of Play and Improv in the Workplace (19:40) Transitioning Careers (26:20) Motivation vs. Lasting Impact (27:45) Being an Advocate for Equality and Women's Empowerment (32:37) The Importance of Play and Unconventional Thinking in the Workplace (40:22) Embracing Multifaceted Thinking Connect with Trevor Perry here: Instagram: @trevorcxo  Website: www.trevorperry.com SUBSCRIBE, RATE & REVIEW Voices on the Verge and please subscribe if you like what you heard to connect with new voices each week.  Does someone you know need to hear this episode? Don't keep it to yourself, SHARE! Tired of boring conversations and small talk? Grab my  25 Conversation Starters for Genuine Connections HERE

Co-hosts Alex Moss and Burton DeWitt are back with a new episode for the Christmas break during the PDC World Championship. Raymond Smith (10:28) is back on the show to look back on his run so far at Ally Pally, beating Jamie Hughes and Devon Petersen to be the only international qualifier into the last 32, his son Ky's World Championship debut, and his take on the food during his latest stay in the UK! Trevor Perry (32:50) joins us to discuss the rise of Ryan Searle, who he has mentored from playing for the Devon county youth team to now one of the world's top players, as well as his own playing days, including over 200 caps for Devon and a 17-year run as captain, and also what it's like to be the marker for Ryan and Gary Anderson's practice sessions! *** From all of the team at the Weekly Dartscast, we would like to wish all of our listeners a Happy Christmas. Hang tight and enjoy the darts! *** Sponsorship available! Want your business advertised on the show? Email weeklydartscast@gmail.com for more details and a free copy of our new sponsor brochure! *** Enjoy our podcast? Make a one-off donation on our new Ko-Fi page here: ko-fi.com/weeklydartscast Support us on Patreon from just $2(+VAT): patreon.com/WeeklyDartscast Thank you to our Patreon members: Phil Moss, Gordon Skinner, Jan Echtermann, Thomas Page, Terence Harrison, Craig Weight

Join Sal's Investment Syndicate: Click to Join Salvatore Viscomi, MD founded his own startup and is now with GoodCell which isolates and stores cells of healthy patients who may need them for future cell therapies. The startup is founded by David Scadden, MD of the Harvard Stem Cell Institute. A truly informative interview. Sponsored by Purdue University entrepreneurship and Peter Fasse, patent attorney. Highlights: Sal Daher, CFA Introduces Salvatore Viscomi, MD, Physician, Founder & Investor “...to isolate and store cells that you may utilize for future therapy.” “The ability to not only isolate and store the cells but to be able to say, "These cells are of good quality for future therapy...” “One of the unique capabilities we have is looking at what are the genetic changes that happen in our lives that cause risk.” “...two years from now, and we can always reference your biobank material to see what your baseline levels were.” GoodCell Co-Founders: David Scadden, MD, Trevor Perry, CEO, Brad Hamilton, CSO Salvatore Viscomi Was Vetting GoodCell for a Friend but Ended Up Investing and Coming Aboard as Chief Medical Officer Raised $30 million Series Seed, Looking for Strategic Collaborations GoodCell Has Expanded on the Intellectual Property Licensed from the Broad Institute “The second filing was around the ability to determine the quality of cells that go through a manufacturing process.” Owned Patents Also Cover Matters Related to Autoimmune Disease How GoodCell Tests for CHIP (proliferation of unhealthy cells) Works Possibility that a Therapy for CHIP Will Be Developed A Plug for Purdue University Entrepreneurship & Peter Fasse, Patent Attorney “Purdue is in the middle of the country in West Lafayette, Indiana and so they're really making a big effort to reach out to angel investors in both coasts.” Salvatore Viscomi's Father was a Stone Mason from Italy Who Moved to US via Argentina How Salvatore Viscomi, MD Got the Entrepreneurial Urge The Resistance of Certain Academic Institutions to Entrepreneurial Ventures “...taking that idea and making a business out of it, which is probably what was really the most fun for me...” How Being an Immigrant Makes People More Prone to Entrepreneurship “No matter how smart you are, no matter how smart your idea is, it's very difficult to do it alone.” Topics: biotech, co-founders, discovering entrepreneurship, IP / patents

After developing a taste and passion for coffee, Chronic Roots Coffee founder, Trevor Perry, continued his search for the most flavorful cup. Upon his search, from tasting coffees across the country, he found a love for sharing a cup of Joe with family & friends the most. Little did he realize, his story dates back to the 1800's in a small municipality in Coamo Hayales, Puerto Rico. Being a half Latino-American, he was raised on the importance of family and heritage. Before immigrating to Hawaii, his family roots are based in Puerto Rico where his great, great, great grandfather (Jose Ricardo Ortiz Vega) lived to be a coffee farmer. Upon those roots is our heritage, our colors and emblem represent the indigenous Taino People of Puerto Rico. However, Trevor learned some hard struggles early on in his entrepreneurial journey, and working on his own mental health was the only way to solve that. Now Trevor donates a portion of the proceeds of each sale to Head's Up Guys, a foundation for men's depression and suicide. Listen to Trevor's heartfelt story here! Don't forget to hit subscribe. We appreciate your support!

Join us on this amazing journey with Trevor - discussing theater, being binary in the south, and ultimately finding love and confidence at the same time. Btw - Trevor and Nick have gotten engaged since recording this episode and we couldn't be happier for them! Congrats you two! You can find Trevor on Instagram @musicklygifted and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TrevorRPerry --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/micandmoscato/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/micandmoscato/support

Lois Reitzes interviews the High Museum's contemporary art curator Michael Rooks about the Julie Mehretu exhibition; Out Front Theatre Company founder and producing artistic director Paul Conroy and actor Trevor Perry about "Diva: Live From Hell"; and Hope Boykin, retired dancer and choreographer for the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre;

In this episode, Todd and Mike are joined by Trevor Perry, founder and CEO of Goodcell Health Technology Platform. Goodcell takes blood panels by drawing blood and uses that data to create actionable steps to improving your health, whether that be biomarkers for potential diseases or susceptibility to injury. Trevor discusses the process of the Goodcell blood paneling, what it means, and how it could benefit a client.

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Ep #05 - Today, on "Speaking... of Getting Booked," I am joined by Australian motivational speaker, author, storyteller, and IT professional, Trevor Perry. Trevor is changing the lives of his clients one person at a time as he guides them to uncover their passion, purpose, or calling. He then helps to build roadmaps to teach how to live an extraordinary life, realize one's dreams, and achieve unfulfilled goals. Trevor entertains and motivates audiences with his book and live sessions of the same name, "Never Iron When You Are Naked: Advice Your Mother Should Have Given You... But Never Did." Along with this session, he also runs a live event called "Five Steps to Live an Extraordinary Life." In this interview, Trevor shares about his background and his career as a paid motivational speaker. There's a lot to learn from his experience so enjoy the conversation. Connect with Trevor Perry and Learn More: Visit Trevor's website: http://trevorperryspeaker.com/ Get Trevor's book "Never Iron When You Are Naked:" http://neverironwhenyouarenaked.com/ Connect with Trevor on Social Media: Twitter: https://twitter.com/urxo Please subscribe, rate, and review the show on iTunes and any other podcast platform that you listen through. Your support and reviews help this show to attract prolific guests and to provide the best listening experience possible. I love to hear from fans and listeners of my podcasts. Please share your feedback, guest suggestions, or ideas for future show topics with me on social media. Facebook: https://facebook.com/mattbrauning Instagram: https://instagram.com/mattbrauning Twitter: https://twitter.com/mattbrauning Visit the podcast website at: https://evolutionpodcast.com/speakingofgettingbooked/ Get a copy of my new book, "The Firebox Principle," on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Firebox-Principle-Drives-Every-Entrepreneur-ebook/dp/B07FDKK9QW

“I am willing to take all the risk and be disliked by people because I know that the positivity that I spread completely outweighs that negativity” Trevor Perry is a URXO perspective catalyst and his passion is to let people know that they are EXTRAORDINARY, hence the URXO title. Coming from a small country town in Australia, Trevor was a very entertaining young kid who was very good at Math. With this, he went on to be an Accountant and thought this would be his career for life; not until his divorce. Going through a hard time he went into improv and street theater and rediscovered himself. He then found a passion for storytelling. His message is all about being extraordinary, finding your passion and learning to overcome your fears. In this podcast he also talks about MAD or your “make a difference thing” and the equation on how to live an extraordinary life. Let Trevor and Kim guide you as you find your life message and become the person you are meant to become. Check out my website: https://thekimsutton.com/ Shownotes: https://thekimsutton.com/pp552 Follow Kim on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kimsuttonofficial/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimberlyannesutton/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/thekimsutton   Episode Highlights: 01:55   URXO is not just a Russian boys name 04:10   Starting point for Trevor 13:18   Fear and how it holds you back 15:18   Finding your passion 22:23   The equation for living an extraordinary life

In this episode, Devi chats about “Living in Extra-Ordinary Life, Finding your Passion, Purpose and Calling” with Trevor Perry. Ordinary lives are the result of a world narrowing as life progresses beyond childhood. Extraordinary lives exceed goals, fulfill dreams, and make a difference in the world of their sphere of influence.  Living an extraordinary life requires upending your perspective and looking at the world with the same awe, curiosity, and wonder of your youth, intensified with the wisdom of your age and experience. To live an extraordinary life, you’ll need some extraordinary guidance.   Devi and Trevor discuss: Trevor’s extraordinary life journey Challenging yourself to live an extraordinary life Having your own passion, purpose, and calling Making a difference The ingredients of having an extraordinary life The spiritual component for an extraordinary life Gathering information of the story you want to tell Putting things in a unique perspective How to be purposely aware Finding the means to keep yourself focused How to start an extraordinary journey with purpose, passion, and calling Understanding the walls and barriers from starting an extraordinary journey Having an outside and open perspective Stepping out behind the walls and being genuine Seeing into someone’s soul How to connect with people Being willing to listen How to have a perspective in conversation Finding your passion Being aware of your procrastination Using our energies more efficiently Being aware of what’s happening Finding things you are passionate about Becoming more curious about things Finding the things that you need help with and more... More about Trevor: Trevor Perry is your guide. He is an influential and motivational storyteller, author, speaker, coach, and technologist. His Australian heritage and life experiences offer him a unique perspective, allowing him to translate complex topics into straightforward concepts. Trevor continues to make a difference in the lives of people from all cultures around the globe. Trevor believes we are all extraordinary. Through storytelling and coaching, he motivates people to find and follow their passion. He guides people, in groups, or one-on-one, to build their transformative roadmap to achieve their dreams and unfulfilled goals. Trevor challenges, entertains, delights, and reveals ordinary things in new and extraordinary ways. Trevor offers three transformational keynote sessions. - Never Iron When You Are Naked - Five Practical Steps to Living an Extraordinary Life - What the F*** Was I Meant to Do? Connect with Trevor @ www.trevorperry.com and www.urxo.com

Trevor Perry is a storyteller, speaker, author, coach, and by day a technologist. His Australian heritage and life experiences offer him a unique perspective and he continues to make a difference around the globe. As your guide to an extraordinary life, Trevor challenges, entertains, and delights. Trevor is here to make a difference with people and to inspire the extraordinary! Learn. Create. Thrive. www.InspiredConversations.net www.AmySchuber.com

Trevor Perry: Having a Productive Work/Life Balance    Trevor Perry is a storyteller, speaker, author, coach, and by day a technologist. His Australian heritage and life experiences offer him a unique perspective and he continues to make a difference around the globe. As your guide to an extraordinary life, Trevor challenges, entertains, and delights.      Questions You'll Hear Today:   -What is work/life integration and where did balance go?   -How can I engage my team to be more efficient and productive?  -What is strategy, really?  -I've found my passion and I am following it. What next?  -If my people find their passion, will they leave?  -Why should I use improv in my business?    Connect with Trevor Perry:    Twitter:  https://twitter.com/urxo  Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/urxo7  Website:  theperspectivecatalyst.com  Email:  trevor@unperspective.com  Book: Never Iron When You Are Naked  LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/trevorperry    Connect with Danielle Taylor:    Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/M2CEOPodcast  Website:  M2CEO Podcast  Email: danielle@turnkeypodcast.com    Youtube: Youtube Channel  LinkedIn: Danielle Taylor Profile  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/m2ceopodcast/    Show Notes by Show Producer: Jessie Taylor    Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it.  

by guest speaker Trevor Perry