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Welcoming Beri Meric, Founder & CEO of the IVY, at the Leading Entrepreneurs of the World Series on the topic: Unlocking Potential: How to Supercharge Your Life, Team & ImpactJoin us for a hyper-dynamic session with IVY CEO Beri Meric to learn how you can better unlock your potential to supercharge your life, team, and impact! Beri is the Founder and CEO of IVY, a global community uniting the leading minds of our time to accelerate human unity and progress. In order to advance IVY's mission, Beri has led hundreds of conversations with world-renowned CEOs, award-winning scientists, leading policy-makers, Olympic Medalists, Academy Award winners, and legendary thinkers from a wide variety of disciplines.Beri's guests have included Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon, Academy Award-Winning actor Matthew McConaughey, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, leading philosopher Martha Nussbaum, NBA legend Magic Johnson, Whole Foods CEO John Mackey, former UN Ambassador Samantha Power, FUBU founder Daymond John, Why Nations Fail author Daron Acemoglu, and Kickstarter co-founder Yancey Strickler amongst many others.In addition to leading IVY, Beri is the Chairman of Young Presidents' Organization Metro New York, and a Forum Leader at the Real Leaders Impact Collaborative. Beri received his MBA from Harvard Business School, and BA in Economics and International Relations from Brown University. He lives in NYC, and grew up in Istanbul, Glasgow, Providence, London and Boston. Beri also loves skiing and rugby, and has a soft-spot for French Bulldogs.Unlock Your Potential. Supercharge Your Life & Career with the Leading Minds of Our Time to Elevate Your Leadership, Performance & WellnessVisit IVY: https://www.ivy.com/To learn more about Leading Entrepreneurs of the World and to stay updated on upcoming insightful presentations and events visit our site:https://leadingentrepreneursoftheworld.com/Follow 1BusinessWorld:Website: https://1businessworld.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/1businessworldTwitter: https://twitter.com/1businessworldFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/1businessworldInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/onebusinessworld/

Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn was unmasked nearly 50 times by 39 Obama Administration officials throughout December 2016 and January 2017. UN Ambassador Samantha Power unmasked him seven times. She must have a counting problem, because when she was asked by a reporter in 2019 whether or not she unmasked Flynn, she denied it. In other words, Samantha Power thinks 0=7. One of the most devastating things I have ever seen in my life is the prolific lying and partisan games that are being played by politicians. This has become such a big problem in this country that it is even infecting our federal judiciary. Judge Emmet Sullivan, who is the judge in the Flynn case, has lost his mind. Both the defense and the prosecution have walked away, but the judge still wants this thing to go on. I could never have imagined I'd be living in a country where a 3 year hoax could be played on a president, a media would be fully complicit in a massive amount of lies, a congressman would work hand in glove with a fake whistle blower (who should be unmasked) to impeach the President, and a pandemic would be exploited to spread panic and mass economic shutdown and fallout. There is no telling how many other Trump officials were unmasked during the Presidential Transition of 2016-2017.

Samantha Power is a crusader for human rights and international affairs. She served as President Barack Obama’s human rights adviser and then, from 2013 to 2017, served in his Cabinet and as US Ambassador to the United Nations. She joins Sophia on "Work In Progress" to share details about her early childhood in Ireland, what her time was like as a freelance reporter in the Balkans, how she ended up working for Obama, the importance of women having each other's backs and much more. Executive Producers: Sophia Bush & Sim SarnaSupervising Producer: Allison BresnickAssociate Producer: Caitlin LeeEditors: Josh Windisch and Matt SasakiMusic written by Jack Garratt and produced by Mark FosterArtwork by Kimi SelfridgeThis show is brought to you by Cloud10 & Brilliant Anatomy, and powered by Simplecast. This episode is sponsored by Beauty Counter, Brooklinen, Everlane and Away.

In her new memoir, Samantha Power writes about the “X test.” As she describes it, “in trying for Y, the most I accomplish is X.” In other words, even if “Y” is likely to fail, what “X” can be learned along the way? Power has experienced some of those failures and made some bold moves in her life. Some weren't up to her, like moving from Ireland to the U.S. at the age of 9. As a young adult, she jumped into the fray as a reporter during The Balkan Wars, later writing a Pulitzer Prize-winning book that took the American government to task for failing to stop genocides around the world. She would later become Ambassador to the U.N. under President Obama.

What does it take to live your ideals? We discuss growing up and trying to make a positive change in the world with former UN Ambassador Samantha Power.

The President admits to using the powers of his office to target Joe Biden and his son by pressuring the Ukrainian government to fabricate a scandal, and the Des Moines Register poll shows Elizabeth Warren leading the Democratic field for the first time. Then former UN Ambassador Samantha Power talks to Jon F. and Tommy about her life as a journalist, activist, and public servant. Subscribe to America Dissected with Abdul El Sayed: apple.co/americadissected Volunteer for Voter Registration Day: votesaveamerica.com/volunteer Donate to Fair Fight 2020: votesaveamerica.com/fairfight

1:11 How Claudia began. Watching her powerful, entrepreneurial Chinese Mother do it all. 2:16 Sex and the City. 2000s. Power of the media to influence Women’s values. 3.26 Half the Sky: https://amzn.to/2BuJqSk learning about the state of women and girls in the Third world, developing countries, maternal mortality and sex trafficking. In the US: the pay gap and gender inequality. 4:25 First SHE Summit. Showing women that they can become leaders and change agents. 5:35 Innovation means seeing the invisible. When you see the invisible, you can do the impossible. 6.24 Living in the discomfort. It’s where you make the most change. 7.02 Spiritual growth has to precede personal growth. Personal Growth has to precede Leadership development. Leadership Development leads to Social Change. 7.50 Leadership Development means being really clear on your purpose. Being a Visionary, leading teams. 8:46 We’re always going to bump into new challenges that will trigger things from our childhood. For Claudia, this often shows up as money issues. 9:43 You need spiritual growth in order to be rooted in something bigger than you, because it takes so much to move our destiny forward. 12.01 Claudia’s mission to inspire leaders to take action, to create a more equal world. Identity of boys and men is also in transition. 13.54 How traditional institutions were built on masculine traits. Feminine traits are now starting to permeate the culture. 15.43- 17:41 For several years, women have created movements around particular topics e.g: Christy Turlington’s Every Mother Counts: https://everymothercounts.org/, but we also need more Men creating groups that mobilise around particular causes and topics. EVRYMAN is a great example: https://evryman.com/ 15:57-18:43 More gender diverse workplaces are more successful. 18:43 The Thirteen Pillars: Purpose, Vision, Faith, Resilience, Energy, Productivity, Humility Gratitude, Grace, Community, Self-love, Courage and Mindfulness. 19:34 On identifying purpose. What are you meant to do and what are you leaving behind? Start where you struggle. 26:15 On Resilience. A gem can not be polished without friction. 32.48 On Energy. To be intentional about it. Neville Goddard The Power of imagination https://amzn.to/2Vm8VwW 35: 58 How the 13 pillars intertwine. Use as a check-list for growth. Humility. We stop learning when we think we know it all. 38:20 Treat your whole life as the organization you are leading. Whole-life leadership. 41:42 See yourself as a leader. Start to develop and create your vision. 42:46 Outside-in thinking. Your destiny is greatness. Pastor: Your schedule is less about what you need to get done and more about who you need to become. 45.38 Elena reads Honoring Community poem from Pixie Lighthorse’s book Prayers of Honoring https://amzn.to/2FVFOge. 48:13-54: 53 Claudia's Relationship with Money. Be aware, and forgive yourself for thinking a certain way. The Abundance Price by John Randolph Price https://evryman.com/ This is How We Rise Prayers of Honoring Money, A Love Story Claudia Chan is a recognized leadership expert and social entrepreneur dedicated to activating individuals and organizations to lead culture change and accelerate equality. Claudia founded the award-winning global leadership conference, S.H.E. Summit, making the advancement of women’s leadership and inclusive culture change accessible and actionable. Year after year, the event connects, educates and activates change agents and champions of equality; speakers have included Deepak Chopra, Kelly Clarkson, Carla Harris of Morgan Stanley, Sallie Krawcheck, Gabrielle Bernstein, Soledad O’Brien, and UN Ambassador Samantha Power, among others. Claudia also leads S.H.E. Globl Media, a corporate platform helping Fortune 1000 companies by providing strategic and operational tools to empower and activate ALL employees in creating permanent culture change. A sought-after speaker on how empowered talent can and should create a world of true equity, Claudia was called the “Richard Branson of Women’s Empowerment” by Fast Company and named one of 2017’s “20 Most Influential Moms” by Family Circle. In 2015, Claudia became an official U.S. State Department Speaker and has visited countries like South Korea for countrywide speaking tours to educate women on how to empower themselves and others in their communities. She was the 2015 global spokesperson for Gillette Venus #UseYourAnd empowerment campaign, a movement encouraging women to celebrate their multi-dimensionality. Prior to launching S.H.E. Globl Media, Claudia was President & Co-Owner of the popular women’s entertainment company Shecky’s for 10 years. Claudia is a lifelong New Yorker, proud alumnae of Smith College, Mom of two and an equal partner with her husband, John.

Host Paul Booth reviews THE FINAL YEAR having its HBO debut Monday May 21st at 8pm. Synopsis: An insider's look at the key members of President Obama's foreign-policy team including Secretary of State John Kerry, UN Ambassador Samantha Power, Deputy National Security Advisor Ben Rhodes and National Security Advisor Susan Rice during an era of immense challenges in the final year as they worked to solidify the administration's policies, promote diplomacy and redefine how the U.S. confronts questions of war and peace, all while preparing to hand over the machinery of American power to a new administration.

Many people deeply long to make a positive impact and a difference in their lives and in the world around them. They want to leave the world a better place for both women and men, and leave a legacy behind that lasts well beyond their physical existence. But how, exactly, can we do that? Today, Claudia Chan joins Finding Brave to share her personal experiences, strategies and insights on how we rise above our current situation and become a positive change agent in our lives and work. Claudia is a recognized expert on leadership and social entrepreneurship dedicated to activating individuals and organizations to lead change in the world and advance gender equality. She is the founder of the award-winning global leadership conference, S.H.E. Summit, which has made advancing women’s leadership accessible and actionable. Each year the event connects, educates, and activates women’s empowerment champions; speakers have included Deepak Chopra, Kelly Clarkson, Morgan Stanley’s Carla Harris, Sallie Krawcheck, Gabrielle Bernstein, Soledad O’Brien, and UN Ambassador Samantha Power, among others. She also leads S.H.E. Globl Media, a corporate initiative that helps Fortune 1000 companies modernize and accelerate their diversity initiatives with the goal of achieving gender parity by 2030 through various programs and services. To learn more about today's guest, visit http://shesummit.com/  

She worked in the Obama Administration for two Secretaries of State (John Kerry & Hillary Clinton), and then for UN Ambassador Samantha Power. She got to know John Kerry's golden retriever (Ben) while working on Mahogany Row, and she traveled across the globe working in high-pressure foreign policy scenarios. But it wasn't until after Trump's election that Lauren Baer first thought about running for office. She credits the birth of her new-born with a fresh desire to take on our challenges head-on. She believes everyone in her district should be able to have access to quality affordable healthcare, a first-rate public education, the opportunity to live in a beautiful (and protected) environment, and a strong economy that preserves and strengthens the middle class. We sat down with Lauren on our podcast to discuss her progressive platform for her district, her experience working in the Obama Administration, and her optimism for the future.

Emmy-winning documentary filmmaker Greg Barker (Ghosts of Rwanda, Manhunt, Homegrown) talks about following President Barack Obama and other senior White House officials during the final 12 months of the Obama Administration for his new film THE FINAL YEAR. He reveals some of the heartbreaking humanitarian nightmares faced by UN Ambassador Samantha Power, what it was like for Secretary of State John Kerry to return to Vietnam 45 years after fought in the war there, and why President Obama chose Greece for his last overseas stop.  He explains John Kerry's version of diplomatic speed dating, gives a fly on the wall perspective on the Syrian peace deal that never was, and discusses the Obama Administration’s fundamental miscalculation about Russian President Vladimir Putin. THE FINAL YEAR opens in theatres and on demand this Friday, January 19.  For more information visit www.thefinalyearfilm.com and follow Greg Barker on twitter at @GJBarker.  Today's episode was sponsored by Control GX. 

Filmmaker Greg Barker was granted unprecedented access to President Obama's foreign policy and national security teams in 2016, a story captured in a new documentary "The Final Year." Chuck sits down with Barker and former UN Ambassador Samantha Power and former Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes.

Filmmaker Greg Barker was granted unprecedented access to President Obama's foreign policy and national security teams in 2016, a story captured in a new documentary "The Final Year." Chuck sits down with Barker and former UN Ambassador Samantha Power and former Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes.

Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America are glad to see former UN Ambassador Samantha Power exposed for egregious "unmasking" of Americans detected on foreign surveillance, including a huge number just prior to President Trump's inauguration.  They also cast a skeptical eye upon North Korea's threat to detonate a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific Ocean, but note the troubling impact it would have on the area and the prospects for war.  And they express disgust as former CIA operative and liberal media darling Valerie Plame tweets out a story blaming "America's Jews" for America's Wars and suggesting American Jews recuse themselves from Middle East policy and be identified as Jews when speaking on television.  They also roll their eyes at her pathetic explanation and wonder how her attitude played into her controversy at the outset of the Iraq War.