Podcast appearances and mentions of wendy rhoades

The Recruiter Startup Podcast kicks off 2025 with a conversation with Michelle Flynn, a recruitment veteran turned coach who host Dualta Doherty compares to the 'Billions' character Wendy Rhoades—and, after hearing her thoughts on the industry, it is easy to understand why. In this episode, Michelle shares her journey from agency recruitment to coaching, offering insights on how leaders can balance work and life, build resilience, achieve peak performance and navigate the ups and downs of leadership in recruitment. Tune in!

How do you become the best of the best—the top performer in your field? Dr. Julie Gurner, an acclaimed executive coach and once likened to Billions' Wendy Rhoades by The Wall Street Journal, shares her insights on what it takes to excel at the highest level. In this episode, Dr. Gurner joins hosts Sterling Snow and Tyler Hogge to explore the mindsets, strategies, and leadership styles that empower people to perform at their peak.Episode Highlights:00:00 Meet Dr. Julie Gurner and her unique approach to executive performance05:47 The fine line between "good crazy" and "bad crazy" in high achievers08:44 Rule-bending: When it drives success and when it derails progress15:16 How confidence and aggression play into leadership styles18:56 Evolving roles: Adapting leadership from a startup's early days to maturity24:18 The power of vulnerability: Why CEOs should own their weaknesses to build balanced teams27:43 Helping others lean into their unique strengths for maximum impact33:17 Identifying "great" talent vs. "good" talent: What sets true excellence apart40:23 The importance of positive self-talk and why leaders should never downplay themselves47:01 Reframing failure: How top performers see setbacks as learning, not defining momentsWhether you're a startup founder, entrepreneur, or aspiring leader, this episode is packed with actionable takeaways to help you break through personal and professional barriers. Dr. Gurner's guidance is invaluable for anyone striving to reach the top in a fast-paced, high-stakes environment.Follow Dr. Gurner Here: X: https://x.com/drgurnerNewsletter: drgurner.substack.comWeb: drgurner.com

Denise Shull is a renowned performance and risk strategy consultant who founded The ReThink Group. She uses principles from psychology and neuroscience to help traders, financial professionals, and athletes enhance their decision-making and performance. Shull emphasizes the value of understanding emotions in the decision-making process. She authored "Market Mind Games," a book that delves into the connection between emotions and financial decision-making. Visit Her Website To Learn More! therethinkgroup.net Connect With Denise Shull! x.com/DeniseKShull CHAPTERS: 0:00 - Introduction 0:54 - Is Denise Shull the Wendy Rhoades from "Billions"? 4:43 - Does Denise Lean Closer To A Psychiatrist or Personal Development Coach? 5:34 - How to Know Your Emotions and Control Them 8:52 - Denise on How to Handle Exhaustion 11:25 - Best Ways to Cope with Stress, Worries, and Fear 18:34 - Denise on How to Know What You Really Feel 20:24 - Denise's Thoughts on Why Andy Cares About What People Think 27:36 - How Does Your Childhood Affect Your Decisions in Life? 32:09 - Andy's Childhood Experience with His Parents 35:32 - Talking to Yourself vs. Talking to Someone 37:40 - Denise's Thoughts on Prayer and God 39:05 - Talking with Hedge Fund Employees vs. Hedge Fund CEOs 41:16 - How to Handle Your Anger 44:47 - How Do Modern Psychoanalysts Treat Schizophrenia? 48:41 - How Do People Know What They Want/Purpose? 53:10 - Denise as an Advocate of Using Emotions 55:57 - Are Cristiano Ronaldo and Muhammad Ali Emotional People? 57:35 - Denise on Dopamine and Social Media 1:00:24 - How Does Your Emotion Affects Your Energy? 1:02:26 - Denise on Raising Kids 1:06:22 - Denise's Personal Performance Coach 1:08:10 - Denise Lost 15 lbs with Sunlight 1:10:36 - Denise's Morning Routine 1:12:47 - How Denise Stopped Her Allergy to Dogs 1:15:11 - Denise's Goal for the Next 6 Months 1:16:00 - Denise on Handling Your Guilt and Anger 1:25:17 - Connect with Denise Shull 1:26:09 - Outro

Introducing our guestFor fans of the show Billions, Devin has been called “the real-life Wendy Rhoades”.  He is the founder of Lifestyle Integrity, and has been the #1 ranked executive life coach in New York City according to Yelp and Google.  He coaches executives in business, finance, politics, media, and education through both personal and professional development.  His goal is to help clients, many of whom have achieved material success, to be able to attain fulfillment in their work and lives. In the most simplistic terms possible, Devin helps his clients make life altering decisions. As he stated perfectly in this episode: “We run amok in the world without figuring ourselves out.”  Devin came into coaching after going through his own personal struggles and a life altering transition. After years of living what he called “a double life” where his work and personal lives had become completely detached from one another, he fell into a deep depression. Only after he stepped into a phase of self-discovery to better understand himself was he able to find fulfillment and help others do the same.Who is this episode for?As we always say, the podcast is about understanding how high-performers have made important decisions in their lives. For this reason, it made sense to interview a coach who helps people do that. If you feel “stuck” or unfulfilled in your career path or life more broadly, this conversation is for you. Why is this important? As another guest of the podcast, Tom Morgan, recently wrote: “One critical role of a financial advisor is to help their clients feel secure enough to identify and pursue what brings them alive.” I have faced my own questions, and perhaps as a result developed a practice working with busy professionals who often grapple with many of the topics we discuss in the episode. Our ConversationFirst, Devin answers an important question I did not know the answer to: “what is a life coach?”. We laughed about how this term can mean pretty much anything and can often be viewed with skepticism. Devin explains how he views coaching through “four pillars”: career, health, spirituality, and relationships. While many clients approach him focused on one area, he coaches his clients to understand that the "whole system" must move in lockstep versus viewing these areas of life as separate things that don't interact. Devin discusses his own experiences as well as the specific approaches he uses with his coaching clients to help them live a life of fulfillment.Devin explains how high performers are often struggling internally, and they tend to create environments where they don't slow down or relax to feel uncomfortable with whatever it may be. However, Devin believes when we can sit in the “uncomfortable” long enough the answers to hard questions can become clear. We discuss useful frameworks for decision-making, helpful resources, books, as well as common questions and problems he works with his clients on.  While you may not take a year to live in a cabin in the mountains of North Carolina, so many people can relate to Devin's journey and work in their own way. Thanks 

Adding onto our last episode for executives on navigating career growth and transitions, this time we're talking about peak performance and finding purpose in your executive role, wealth, and beyond.    Today on Off the Wall, hosts Jessica Gibbs and David Armstrong welcome Dr. Julie Gurner, a nationally recognized executive performance coach and psychologist who's helping executives achieve world-class performance in fast-paced, high-pressure, and highly competitive environments. Julie is here to share her insights and advice on making the most of your executive role and the wealth that comes with it.    Throughout our conversation, you'll learn how to overcome the overwhelm, fear, and stagnation you may feel as an executive, without losing your momentum. Julie offers tips on how to master the art of delegation, prioritization, and accountability as an executive leader. Then, she guides you through the process of figuring out your purpose (in work and in wealth), giving advice to those of you who have exited or will exit a business but may not know what to do with your newfound wealth.    This is an incredibly rich episode packed full of wisdom and advice that you can only get from a renowned executive coach, so tune in and get ready to take notes! Julie's insights are sure to lead you to the answers you've been looking for.    “Humans are notably bad at knowing their own blockers, and so, it really does help us to get outside of ourselves to begin to develop that potential a little bit more.”   – Dr. Julie Gurner    Episode Timeline/Key Highlights:  [00:19] Introducing Dr. Julie Gurner & the topic of today's episode.  [01:49] How to know if you're a peak performer or a typical performer.  [04:01] Why peak performers can't push themselves to the next level.  [06:46] Why do I still feel overwhelmed and scared of risk after years of executive experience?  [09:46] How to push through overwhelm without losing your momentum.  [12:03] Mastering delegation and prioritization in an executive role.  [18:05] How to identify and order your priorities in life and work.  [20:17] Finding your answer to “What is your purpose?”  [29:25] Defining “wealth” and the options your wealth gives you.  [31:40] Advice for people who've exited a business and don't know what to do with their newfound wealth.  [35:15] How Julie finds purpose in her work.  [36:20] How to connect with Julie & get her weekly newsletter for peak-performing executives.    Please see important podcast disclosure information at https://monumentwealthmanagement.com/disclosures.          About Dr. Julie Gurner:  There's a reason she has a 2-year waiting list for new clients. Dr. Julie Gurner is one of today's most prolific executive performance coaches, Doctor of Psychology, and nationally recognized executive performance coach for individual and corporate clients primarily in finance and technology. She is trusted by top percentile talent and their teams to help them achieve world-class performance in fast-paced, high-pressure, extremely competitive environments.     Julie's international client reach includes such cities as NYC, Singapore, Sydney, Oslo, Dubai, London, and San Francisco. She's been compared to Wendy Rhoades of "Billions" in The Wall Street Journal (2019) and Named a “Game Changer” by IBM. She has also been featured in Fast Company, Time Magazine, NBC News, Forbes, BravoTV, Greatist, US News, Martha Stewart Living, Vox, and more.    Connect with Dr. Julie Gurner on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-julie-gurner  Follow her on Twitter (X): https://twitter.com/drgurner  Subscribe to Dr. Gurner's newsletter on Substack: https://drgurner.substack.com  Contact directly: julie@drgurner.com    Connect with Monument Wealth Management:  Visit our website: https://bit.ly/monumentwealthwebsite   Follow us on Instagram: https://bit.ly/MonumentWealthIG   Follow us on X: https://bit.ly/MonumentWealthTW   Connect with us on LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/MonumentWealthLI   Connect with us on Facebook: https://bit.ly/MonumentWealthFB   Connect with us on YouTube: https://bit.ly/YouTubeMWMFit    About “Off the Wall”:  OFF THE WALL is a podcast for founders, executives, and high-net-worth investors who want to build wealth with purpose. A little bit Wall Street, a little bit off-the-wall; it's your go-to for straightforward, unfiltered wealth advice on topics that founders, business owners, and executives care about. Learn more about our hosts, Dave and Jessica on our website at https://monumentwealthmanagement.com.   

Dr. Samantha Hiotakis is a doctoral-level Psychologist and Peak Performance Expert.Over the past two decades, she's worked with successful business owners and executives functioning at the top of their field but simultaneously drowning in the busyness of their businesses and the demands of their personal life.Dr. Samantha's unique system helps clients 10x their professional and personal results, increase their productivity, reclaim hours back each day, and unlock all-day energy.With a doctoral degree in psychology, two master's degrees, and advanced certifications in integration nutrition, functional medicine, and hypnosis, Dr. Samantha's curated and unique system combines cutting-edge science, psychology, evidence-based bio-hacks, and neuro-hacks to quickly take you, your business and the quality of your life to the next level.When not channeling Wendy Rhoades, you can find Dr. Samantha at her home in the Hamptons with the loves of her life Billy and their son Shep, reading a book, binge-watching Grey's Anatomy and Yellowstone, or out to dinner because she believes dining out, SHOULD be an Olympic event!TAKEAWAYSFocus on improving one thing and let it snowball to help you improve others. Your business was never meant to be your world, it was meant to GIVE you your world. So what is something that is holding you back? Figure out what that is and start there and then you will see that focusing on that one thing helps improve other areas of your life.Leverage mind and body to get more done in less amounts of time. We can probably get a lot of things done in 2 hours, 30 minutes, whatever it is, but we let ourselves get distracted with so many different things. Our mind is wired to be our best asset if we know how to use it. Get in tune with your mind and body so you can stay focused.Change your mindset about recharging and what it can do for you. Recharging is not sitting down and scrolling on your phone or even reading a book, recharging is turning off the brain. You could go for a walk or stand up from your desk. Truly turn off the doing for a minute.RESOURCES:Find the blog post that accompanies this episode Grab a free ticket to Dr. Samantha's Summit, Peak Performance SecretsCONNECT WITH ALLISON:Follow Allison on InstagramDID YOU HAVE AN 'AH-HA MOMENT' WHILE LISTENING TO THIS EPISODE?If you found value and are ready to take action from listening to this episode, head to Apple Podcasts and help us reach new audiences by giving the podcast a rating and a review. This helps us to reach more online coaches who are creating a thriving 6-figure business.Music courtesy of www.bensound.com

Today's conversation is with Dr Julie Gurner. Dr Julie is an executive performance who has spent the past 14 years working with top executives, talent, and teams operating in fast-paced, competitive environments.  She specialises in improving personal productivity, focus, and decision-making strategies, and unlocking the highest levels of success. Expect to learn what drew Dr Julie to psychology, how this background and understanding has shaped her coaching services and skills, and how helpful being compared to Wendy Rhoades from the TV show Billions has been when it comes to explaining her role. Beyond this, we lift the lid on what clients who operate at the top level want to work on, what common strengths they have, what areas they most want and need to develop, how Dr Julie has supported with both self limiting beliefs and on the flip side an out of control ego. Lastly, I encourage you to take out a pen and paper or open your phone notes app to take down how to fight up front, have challenging conversations, and give feedback. Today's podcast is not brought to by one of my usual sponsors. It is by my upcoming Podcast Masterclass Course. Most podcasts fail. 80% stop before hitting episode 8 then hundreds of thousands drop off before episode 24. The odds of a podcast succeeding are low. But that doesn't have to be the case. The benefits and opportunities I've created through podcasting have been incredible whether that's for business, personal brand, and network - building a podcast opens so many doors. Over the last 3 years, I've learnt so much in building a top 1% global podcast. I've distilled all this experience into a simple to follow 9 module video course including equipment and software guides, templates for managing and securing the best guests in your niche, and even my secrets to researching and preparing for interviews. It's due to release in early October but to register your interest early you can DM me the word ‘masterclass' on Instagram or LinkedIn to get access to the early bird discounted offer for the first 50 people to sign up. Connect with Dr Julie: Substack - https://drgurner.substack.com/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/drgurner/ Connect with Col: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/col.cambro/ Email List - https://mailchi.mp/548e38ba5942/colincambro Support me: buymeacoffee.com/ColCamBro 

Dr. Julie Gurner is a doctor of psychology and executive performance coach with nearly a decade of experience working with some of the nation's top tech and finance executives and teams. She is the founder of the Ultra Successful, a newsletter that provides insights into the psychology behind what ultra-successful people do differently to achieve their goals. She is also an executive performance coach who has been compared to Wendy Rhoades of ‘Billions' by The Wall Street Journal. Scott chats with Dr. Gurner about the science of performance.https://drgurner.substack.com/ 

Dr. Julie Gurner is an executive performance coach. She has been compared to Wendy Rhoades of Billions by the Wall Street Journal. And in this conversation, we spoke about crowning yourself, the paradox of choice, how to approach the internet, what she learned living in an attic, and much more. 0:00 Intro 0:48 Crown Yourself 6:23 Internal Reference Point 7:30 Lessons From Growing Up On Farm 10:41 Restructuring Personalities 15:22 Imaginary Rules, Part 1 18:30 How To “Internet” 24:28 Imaginary Rules, Part 2 29:03 The Paradox Of Choice 35:02 Fight Up Front 37:51 Living In An Attic 41:02 What Are You Pulled Toward? 45:23 Winners Expect To Win 51:02 What Is Essential To Who You Are? 55:30 Finding Your Zone Of Genius 1:00:12 10x'ing Your Zone Of Genius 1:04:06 Challenge The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks – https://www.amazon.com/Big-Leap-Conquer-Hidden-Level/dp/0061735361 Julie's Links Twitter: https://twitter.com/drgurner Substack: https://drgurner.substack.com/ My Links ✉️ Newsletter: https://dannymiranda.substack.com

Brandon Marshall and Ashley Nicole Moss discuss a plethora of football news from over the weekend, including how the Cowboys trading for Trey Lance impacts the relationship between Dak Prescott and Jerry Jones, Aaron Rodgers' final preseason action, and a final season lookahead.

Créée par Brian Koppelman, David Levien et Andrew Ross Sorkin, Billions nous plonge sans concession dans les coulisses de la finance de Wall Street et des jeux de pouvoir qui en découlent. Avec une 7e saison qui démarre aujourd'hui, Billions a assuré sa place dans le paysage télévisuel. On commence la série dans un duel implacable entre deux figures puissantes et charismatiques : le procureur U.S. Chuck Rhoades, joué par Paul Giamatti, et le magnat de la finance Bobby "Axe" Axelrod, interprété par Damian Lewis. Rhoades est déterminé à poursuivre Axelrod pour fraude financière et délit d'initié, tandis qu'Axelrod est prêt à tout pour maintenir son empire financier. Ce n'est pas tout blanc ou tout noir avec des zones grises des deux côtés. La dernière saison commence sur Paramount+ avec le retour remarqué de Damian Lewis. https://youtu.be/50tkMigGQX4 Au-delà de son intrigue palpitante, Billions aborde des thèmes profonds tels que la cupidité, la manipulation, la moralité et les limites de l'éthique dans le monde des affaires. La série examine comment le pouvoir et l'argent peuvent corrompre et remettre en question les valeurs humaines fondamentales à la Succession sans l'aspect conflit familial. Les négociations boursières, les stratégies d'investissement et les réalités du monde financier sont présentés avec une attention méticuleuse aux détails. Ce sens du détail contribue à l'immersion des téléspectateurs dans l'univers complexe de Wall Street et on peut même dire que la série est probablement une référence dans le monde la finance. Les personnages sont confrontés à des dilemmes moraux, et la frontière entre le bien et le mal est souvent floue, mettant en lumière les contradictions et les tensions de leur quête de succès. Les manipulations financières, les enquêtes judiciaires et les stratégies de pouvoir restent au cœur de la série, offrant un mélange captivant de drame, de suspense et de réflexion morale. Tous les personnages doivent redoubler d'ingéniosité pour tirer leur épingle du jeu. Au fil des saisons, Billions continue de tisser des intrigues complexes qui évoluent et se ramifient. Les alliances se forment et se brisent, les motivations des personnages évoluent, et les lignes entre la loyauté et la trahison sont constamment remises en question. On notera notamment la performance de Maggie Siff, qui interprète Wendy Rhoades, épouse de Chuck Rhoades et également la directrice de la performance chez Axe Capital. Elle joue un rôle crucial en tant que thérapeute et confidente des deux protagonistes masculins. Via sa perspective d'ensemble, la dualité du bien et du mal n'en est que plus forte même si son rôle ne sert qu'à élever encore plus les personnages masculins. Le drame a ses moments comiques également, avec un ton provocateur à la Showtime. [bs_show url="billions"] Pour la saison 6, Damian Lewis avait quitté la série pour des raisons personnelles et l'acteur Corey Stoll en Mike Prince l'avait remplacé. Mais il est bel et bien de retour pour cette saison 7 qui commencera sur Paramount+.

Text Hawk to 66866 to become part of "Mindful Monday." Join 10's of thousands of your fellow learning leaders and receive a carefully curated email from me each Monday morning to help you start your week off right... Full show notes at www.LearningLeader.com Twitter/IG: @RyanHawk12   https://twitter.com/RyanHawk12 Dr. Julie Gurner is a doctor of psychology and is a nationally recognized executive performance coach for individual and corporate clients primarily in finance and technology. Trusted by top percentile talent and their teams to help them achieve world-class performance in fast-paced, high-pressure, extremely competitive environments. She's been compared to Wendy Rhoades of "Billions" in The Wall Street Journal (2019), and named a “Game Changer” by IBM. Notes: High Standards: Holding a high bar is uncomfortable because it is "exclusionary," and most people want to make everyone around them happy & comfortable. If you hold a standard, it can't include everything... Figuring out your line & holding to it, will mean some tough conversations. “I think that there are two ways of looking at things that have happened to you. You can be a victim or you can be a survivor. Those are two very different cognitive positions." Balance: “People will tell you in books that you have to live a “balanced life,” but if we are completely honest, almost all great things are born from periods of imbalance.” Staying Small: A concept I believe, is that most people stay small, or don't go for what they truly want...because they believe that "imaginary rules" are true Be a Learner: The worst professionals, are the ones that stop learning the moment they graduate from school. And they are the majority. Being autodidactic - a self-learner - who also takes initiative, will have you in the top 10% of anything you take on. Goals: If your goals are "realistic," you are operating in a box. Check yourself. "If you want to be a game changer, you can't blend in." Know Yourself: When people are unable to commit to anything, it's because they don't know who they are. Shiny objects professionally (or personally) reflect a lack of certainty. When you get a genuine shot in the arm from what you do...of course, it's going to be hard to stop doing it. You're on fire. So many people are living their lives with the volume turned down. They don't get it. You don't have to live that way. Crank that energy up. "The people who rise aren't always the most talented or capable, but they are fueled by self-belief. Once you understand that, much of the business world makes sense." The difference between persistence and tenacious… persistent people stick to the plan to get to the goal. Tenacious people may change their plans altogether. A trait in the people who go on to do great things? Paul Graham defines it as being “relentlessly resourceful.” I see it all the time. Here's a practical zero-to-one process to be relentlessly resourceful, if you want to set yourself up for some big swings. Julie goes on a daily walk around her farm. She uses that walk to reflect, think, and be outside. It helps her synthesize information.  What makes a great executive coach? A sweet spot between talking and listening... A great executive coach gives their clients space to talk. They listen. They ask great follow-up questions. They help unlock people. They help them become multipliers.  How to deal with imposter syndrome? "You probably have the ability, but you're not understanding your own story." It's important to keep taking chances. To keep meeting the moment. Julie helps her clients tap in to and write their own stories. 

In this captivating episode, Dr. Julie Gurner, the Executive Performance Coach dubbed the Wendy Rhoades of 'Billions' by The Wall Street Journal, takes us on a transformative journey. Dr. Gurner shares her remarkable background in psychology, including her experience in the maximum-security prison system, and how it shaped her path to becoming an executive coach. Discover the secrets of the top 1% in their fields, as Dr. Gurner reveals the patterns of behavior, daily decisions, and incremental wins that propel individuals to extraordinary success. Gain invaluable insights into building confidence, overcoming burnout, and unleashing your full potential. Join us as we explore the fascinating world of executive coaching and its profound impact on some of the world's largest companies. Don't miss this empowering episode that will revolutionize your mindset and unlock your true potential.

Certified Life Coach Kim Perone and Tisha talk Performance Coaching in this episode. In Showtime's popular show Billions, Wendy Rhoades (played by Maggie Siff) is the in-house performance coach to Wall Street titans, helping them find clarity and reach new heights. Please leave a review of the podcast where you can!  Learn more about us at www.SlightlyUnmeditated.com or reach out to us on social media:InstagramFacebookTwitterYouTube  Check us and some other great spirituality podcasts on FeedSpot's 100 Best Spiritual Podcasts You Must Follow  list. Support the show

Certified Life Coach Kim Perone and Tisha talk Performance Coaching in this episode. In Showtime's popular show Billions, Wendy Rhoades (played by Maggie Siff) is the in-house performance coach to Wall Street titans, helping them find clarity and reach new heights. Please leave a review of the podcast where you can!  Learn more about us at www.SlightlyUnmeditated.com or reach out to us on social media:InstagramFacebookTwitterYouTube  Check us and some other great spirituality podcasts on FeedSpot's 100 Best Spiritual Podcasts You Must Follow  list. Support the show

Dr. Julie Gurner is an Executive Performance Coach and Dr of Psychology. She was compared to Wendy Rhoades of Billions by the Wall Street Journal. Dr. Gurner brings an unparalleled depth of expertise on human behavior and performance optimization, and helped hundreds of individual clients fine-tune their performance to win in some of the most competitive spaces on earth. Dr. Gurner's offers performance coaching for the exceptional. Her private coaching practice centers on taking high flyers still performing at the peak of their performance spectrum. LISTEN TO THIS EPISODE IF: You want to unlock your full potential You never settle and are always seeking ways to do more and be more You are curious how an Executive Performance Coach helps clients tap into peak success You're a high performer, but you've plateaued or hit a wall You want to learn more about the science behind peak success You can learn more about Dr. Julie Gurner: Twitter: @drgurner Instagram: @drgurner www.drgurner.com

Ever seen Billions? Tara Miller is a real-life Wendy Rhoades and helps business leaders with their mental performance, nervous system, & performance as a psychotherapist & coach. Visit Tara's website BrainCoach.co & connect with her Instagram here & LinkedIn here. ___________________Five Ways to Keep Building Your Competitor Mindset After Today's EpisodeHire Jake to speak at your company or event. Click here to learn more.Join Competitor Nation leadership cohort for FREE here.Text PODCAST to 972-945-9113 to join our Morning Motivation ClubRead the book, “Compete Every Day,” here.Save 15% on empowering gear at CompeteEveryDay.com with code PODCAST at checkout!

Ever seen Billions? Tara Miller is a real-life Wendy Rhoades and helps business leaders with their mental performance, nervous system, & performance as a psychotherapist & coach. Visit Tara's website BrainCoach.co & connect with her Instagram here & LinkedIn here. ___________________Five Ways to Keep Building Your Competitor Mindset After Today's Episode Hire Jake to speak at your company or event. Click here to learn more. Join Competitor Nation leadership cohort for FREE here. Text PODCAST to 972-945-9113 to join our Morning Motivation Club Read the book, “Compete Every Day,” here. Save 15% on empowering gear at CompeteEveryDay.com with code PODCAST at checkout!

Whether or not you agree with HR's many methods... we can all agree that humans need better tools to be, well, human. With the rise of mental health awareness, an increasing conversation about ending work stress and anti-hustle culture on the rise - it's important to discuss... your intimacy issues. After much fanfare for their first 'Doc Club' episode, Alexa and Tyson review the new and popular documentary, Stutz, with lots of aggressive opinions to share. Give it go!  Watch the doc: https://www.netflix.com/title/81387962 Read Mark Manson's book: https://www.amazon.com/Love-Not-Enough-Mark-Manson/dp/1713585189 ***Important People Problems disclaimer: We don't think that HR should take on the role of in-office psychologist or psychiatrist. Are there some interesting and valuable resources and tools in this documentary to help humans better understand themselves and maybe better understand how they work? Absolutely. We're not suggesting you become the Wendy Rhoades of your office. However if you don't get that reference, we are suggesting that you watch Billions. Highlights and Key Points:  What is a doc club anyway? (11:58) “Stutz” summary (12:38) SPOILER ALERT (15:03) “How do you build trust and rapport between two people in vulnerable situations?” (16:10) Tying the doc and its message back to HR and the working environment (16:35) SPOILER ALERT (17:09) “Your manager is sometimes someone you have to be vulnerable with in order to be managed well. You have to honest about failings.” (17:56-18:04) “You can't manage people well if you do not know where they come from and you do not know where they are trying to go.” (19:02) The idea of being fallible and how that connects back to work (27:57) FOLLOW US! Follow the podcast on Linkedin, Instagram, and TikTok at @peopleproblemspod   Follow the hosts: Alexa Baggio on Instagram, Tiktok, and LinkedIn Tyson Mackenzie on Instagram at @hr.shook Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

(***TIMESTAMPS IN DESCRIPTION BELOW***)Sheevaun Moran is an Energy Worker and founder of Energetic Solutions®. She is a business coach, energetic solutions thought leader, and works with young entrepreneurs like the therapist, Wendy Rhoades, in the show Billions. She provides clarity and guidance for business moguls. Find her at https://www.sheevaunmoran.com/***TIMESTAMPS***0:00 - Intro3:40 - Shevaun getting into Energy Work (waking up to her “spiritual self”); Do people become spiritual after a significant event or is it a natural idea to ponder; Similarities to the Therapist in the show Billions and the concept of subtle energy14:28 - “Happy joy, happy joy, hate, hate, hate” psychological trick/sort of; Expanding on the idea of subtle energy and how Alessi relates it to “vibes” 20:25 - Souls; Working with Business Moguls; Is manifesting BS?29:10 - When did Startups and established business begin seeing success from her work; why Sheevaun does not believe in journaling 40:10 - Asking the right questions and the power of saying “Who?”; Issues with some people ‘going in circles' in conversation and not being able to expand beyond47:05 - Coming close to Death and completely transforming her life; Working with Physicists to confirm many of her beliefs…1:01:50 - Alessi explaining his experience with energy work and the strange things that occurred YouTube EPISODES:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyLKzv5fKxGmVQg3cMJJzyQ/videos~Song provided by: Ayush Garg

Have you been watching Showtime's Billions? It makes an exciting drama with social influence skills and deal-making. The show has a spectrum of Machiavellian skills set in New York City.Billions is about billionaires struggling for dominance. In today's episode, we'll explore three essential lessons from the show.My analysis focuses on the interactions between characters Bobby Axelrod, Taylor Mason, Chuck Rhoades, and Wendy Rhoades. The four key power brokers who dominate the screen.Discover why what happens in the show doesn't benefit you and may even be dangerous. It's an exciting and entertaining show. But it doesn't teach what you think about business relationships.To watch Billion's, visit https://www.sho.com/billionsFor practical insights and strategies that build profitable business relationships that are profitable, join us at https://www.insidestrategicrelations.com/newsletter/

Welcome to another episode of OTTplay Now you Know, one podcast that gives you all the trivia and lesser-known facts about your favorite shows and films. I'm your host NikhilAn American drama series, Billions has been developed by David Levien, Brian Koppelman and Andrew Ross Sorkin. The series premiered in 2016 and has undergone five successful seasons. The Showtime series is ending with the sixth and final season and narrates the story of hedge fund manager Bobby Axelrod (Damian Lewis). So if you're a fan of engaging thrillers based on financial frauds, this one's perfect for you. Let's kickoff some trivia.1.The characters of Rhoades and Axelrod may be fictional but are based on real-life people. Axe, who is supposed to be a mix of all hedge-fund personalities, started off as a dramatised version of Steven A Cohen (the co-founder of S.A.C. Capital, found guilty of insider trading and slapped with a fine of $1.8 billion). Rhoades, on the other hand, is based on Preet Bharara's personality, the one who pursued Cohen.  2. Maggie Siff, who plays Wendy Rhoades in the series, consulted noted motivational speaker Tony Robbins. The actress also consulted professional dominatrices who guided her by showing her how to accurately and safely depict BDSM on screen. Talking about Wendy, Siff once said in an interview, “[she] is very unapologetic about who she is, the power she wields, and the influence she has.” 3. Taylor Mason (who is played by Asia Kate Dillon) joins Axe Capital as a nerdy finance analyst who is obsessed with mathematics. Kate Dillon is also the first non-binary character to appear in North America television.  4. Billions has always been praised by critics for its acute eye towards detail. However, imitation can often end up misrepresenting, as was pointed out by a billionaire himself to the show's creator Brian Koppelman. As per the billionaire, no one with his dispensable income would travel by a G5 aeroplane, which he described as a “sardine can.”5. In order to inject authenticity into their narrative, the makers of Billions have featured several fine dining restaurants across New York, be it Barney Greengrass, Sparks Steakhouse or Emmy Squared. In fact, in one scene of the show, a character refers to the restaurant's owner himself as an exceptional chef. 6.  Other than restaurants, several noted real-life people have also featured on the show as themselves, from the music band Metallica,  to Goldman Sachs CEO  David Solomon and entrepreneur and TV personality Mark Cuban. If you haven't watched this series yet, do so streaming on HotstarWell that's the OTTplay Now You Know for today, I shall be back soon with  another podcast, Until then its your host Nikhil signing out .Aaj kya dekhoge OTTplay se poocho.

Sucession is fire. Iggy had a question and was lambasted by twitter. Wendy Rhoades or Shiv Roy? Iggy's interview with Jane Wilde almost resulted in Frank putting her on the air. Pete Davidson. Nikki Glaser. Abella. Warson Woods Warfare. 

Sucession is fire. Iggy had a question and was lambasted by twitter. Wendy Rhoades or Shiv Roy? Iggy's interview with Jane Wilde almost resulted in Frank putting her on the air. Pete Davidson. Nikki Glaser. Abella. Warson Woods Warfare. 

Here are the show notes for Getting Your Mojo Back:What happens when you lose your Mojo? You, know the thing that drives you, keeps you accomplishing and achieving, keeps the energy and enthusiasm firing. So many of us have lost our fire-in-the-belly this year at one time or another. But what do you do if you've had the blahs and the mehs for a while and you'd like to get it back? We don't all work at Axe Capital and have Wendy Rhoades to put us back on track. So in this episode, I share my elixir to the mojo ho-hums – WWWWW. It's been a well-received recipe and I'm betting it just might just do the trick for you.               Show Notes:Wendy Rhoades Fixing MindsetsSend me your results from 5WFree Workshop – 3 Roadblocks Keeping Sales Teams From Winning

Welcome to The Kurty D Show, a podcast presenting unique perspectives shaping the world. Each week will showcase conversations and stories of personal fulfillment and overcoming what life throws your way. In this episode, Kurt welcomes author, consultant, spiritual teacher and master life coach, Michael Nitti. Michael launched Tony Robbins' coaching business and was on Tony's executive leadership team as VP of Operations until going full-time with his own coaching practice in the mid-2000s. Since 2017, Michael has been coaching Kurt, his wife, and he's become a part of their family. Michael has a new book, Mastery: The Art of Living On Purpose, which he co-wrote with his daughter. In this episode, Kurt and Michael dig into how the Trophy Effect blocks us from getting what we're capable of, the magic of synchronicity, and how Wendy Rhoades, the therapist from Showtime's Billions was inspired by the coaching work Michael did with Billions' producer Brian Koppelman. What we covered: 01:42 – Kurt welcomes to the show, Michael Nitti, who speaks to what inspired him to pursue a career in coaching10:53 – How Michael met Tony Robbins and ultimately ended up on his executive leadership team16:28 – Michael's formal coaching process and a cool story about the hit TV show, Billions20:01 – The Trophy Effect explained31:46 – Why the universe is always conspiring to provide you with what you need34:08 – Synchronicity and Synchrodestiny38:54 – Michael opens up about an incredibly difficult challenge he had to overcome46:58 – An awakening of consciousness48:38 – One unknown fact about Michael and the one band Michael would go see play live if he could52:06 – Kurt thanks Michael for joining the show and lets listeners know where they can connect with him and how they can be of service to Michael Episode Sponsor: Hunt Club Tweetable Quotes: “I do know that it's within each of us to contribute and make a difference.”“Every once in a while, you take on something really big where there's a risk it's [The Trophy Effect] gonna whisper back in your ear. But you build such a muscle of living on purpose that you almost just intuitively ignore it. It's a very powerful way to show up.”“Hopefully there will be an awakening at a level of where people get that we are one and that we can work together and that there's going to be an awakening with respect to human kind and consciousness.”“The universe knew that I was built for something bigger.”“The Trophy Effect is basically this. The way we are as human beings is we're basically animals with a survival instinct. And the whole purpose of the mind is survival. Which means the mind is always looking for threats. So if somebody's saying something and you don't like it, or you feel like you're being put down, or they're smarter than you, that's a threat.” Links Mentioned: Kurt's TwitterKurt's Instagram Michael's Website Michael's Facebook Michael's InstagramMichael's LinkedInLink to Michael's Book: The Trophy EffectLink to Michael's Upcoming Book People Mentioned: Tony Robbins

Crypto Trading Tips From World-Renowned Performance Coach | Denise Shull, Real Life Wendy Rhoades Summary: From athletes to hedge fund managers, professionals from every walk of life around the world have sought expert advice from Denise Shull. Following years of successful trading, Denise transitioned into a renowned performance and decision coach for determined minds looking to gain an edge on the competition and mitigate risk. In addition to her one-of-a-kind Shull Method, Denise also offers unique insight into the minds and emotions of crypto traders and investors, a perspective unseen by many of us. Perhaps most notably, the famous TV character "Wendy Rhoades" from the show "Billions" is based on Denise. In this episode Denise Shull explores: - Traders underperforming the market - The 80/20 investing rule - Psychoanalysis of trading - Managing your money vs. others' money - The Shull Method - Countertrading the herd - Intrinsic value and human perception - Paralysis by analysis - Athletes vs. traders - The game of the market - Traits of a good trader --- Voyager:  This episode is brought to you by Voyager, your new favorite crypto broker. Trade crypto fast and commission-free the easy way. Earn up to 9.5% interest on top coins with no lockups and no limits.  Go to https://thewolfofallstreets.link/voyager and download the Voyager app and use code “SCOTT25” to get $25 in free Bitcoin when you create your account. -- Matcha: Matcha is the easiest way to trade in DeFi. Matcha enables you to trade across all the major DEXs so you can be sure you're getting better prices than going to a centralized exchange or Uniswap.   Connect your wallet and start today at https://thewolfofallstreets.link/matcha --- If you enjoyed this conversation, share it with your colleagues & friends, rate, review, and subscribe. This podcast is presented by Blockworks. For exclusive content and events that provide insights into the crypto and blockchain space, visit them at: https://www.blockworks.co ーーー Join the Wolf Den newsletter: ►►https://www.getrevue.co/profile/TheWolfDen/members

Dr. Julie Gurner is an Executive Performance Coach who has been compared to Wendy Rhoades of 'Billions' by The Wall Street Journal. Dr. Gurner works with tech giants, real estate executives, and professional athletes to help identify and understand the patterns of behavior, daily decisions, and incremental wins that catapult a small fraction of the population to the very top of their fields. On this episode, Dr. Gurner discusses her background in psychology and working in the maximum-security prison system before getting into Tech Advising and launching her career as an Executive Coach. Then, Chris and Dr. Gurner discuss what makes the top 1% in their field successful, what her clients are looking for when they work with her, building confidence, curing burnout, and more. They wrap the conversation discussing the industry of executive coaching and how they contribute to some of the largest companies in the world. Enjoy! Follow Chris on Twitter: www.Twitter.com/FortWorthChris Learn more about Chris Powers and Fort Capital: www.FortCapitalLP.com Follow Chris on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/chrispowersjr/ Connect with Dr. Gurner: www.drgurner.com/ Follow Dr. Julie Gurner on Twitter: www.twitter.com/drgurner (02:15) - Dr. Gurner’s Background and Career (04:15) - When did you know you wanted to be in the psychology field? (05:26) - What does ‘advising products in Tech’ mean? (05:57) - Dr. Gurner’s Experience Working with Prisoners (09:44) - How would you describe Performance Coaching? (10:47) - Who’s your clientele and target market? (12:02) - Are people self-selecting to come to you or are folks recommending others go work with you? (12:47) - What are the top reasons people come to see you? (14:38) - What do those 3-6 months working with a client look like? (15:49) - How do you know you’ve succeeded in building a client's confidence? (17:30) - Do clients ever need to come back and touch up or how often do people re-connect with you? (18:34) - How does someone successfully bounce back from burning out? (22:59) - Is there a pattern of thought, behavior, or action that threads the top 1% in their field that can be reverse-engineered? (25:00) - Characteristics Between Successful Men and Women That are Similar and Different  (27:38) - Nature vs. Nurture (28:43) - Do you see successful people having a great network they can be vulnerable with? (29:38) - Why Money Doesn’t Equal Happiness (31:20) - How often does ego play a factor in people’s issues? (32:32) - Do people come to see you to identify blind spots in their life? (33:57) - Dealing With ‘Yes-People’ and Opening Up Feedback Loops (34:52) - Do having habits like a morning routine matter for success? (37:35) - Is there any science or data between people who work early in the morning or late at night? (39:37) - Making the Most of Your Day and Determining What You’re Best at for Leaders (41:19) - Do your international clients struggle differently than Americans? (42:51) - Do people often drift back to old problems? (44:10) - Do you often see identity crises with folks whose business is their whole life? (46:08) -  ‘Unwrapping’ Yourself When Your Identity is Your Job (48:26) - How Brain and Body Functionality Lasts With Age as Folks Continue Working and How It Slows Down When They Stop (50:18) - How much has social media impacted the population in positive or negative ways? (52:58) - What can people do to deal with anxiety and decompress? (54:36) - Do you have clients that are similar to Bobby Axelrod? (54:53) - How did the Wall Street Journal Comparison to Wendy from Billions change your career? (56:53) - Do most hedge funds have full-time performance coaches? (57:54) - How much would someone like that make per year? (58:34) - What happens if someone confides that they are committing illegal activity during a session? (1:00:17) - Are there ever situations where you’re working with a risk-averse client that needs to make a specific trade and you have to nudge them to actually do it? (1:03:13) - Are most successful people competing against themselves or others? (1:04:30) - Can people change who they are? (1:06:12) - What do all humans really want? (1:06:59) - Dr. Gurner’s Weekly Finance Review (1:10:29) - Are you Bitcoin or no Bitcoin? (1:11:31) - Has your line of work made you a better investor? (1:13:27) - Who does a performance coach go to if they need a performance coach? (1:14:16) - Books to Challenge Yourself 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene  The FORT with Chris Powers is produced by Straight Up Podcasts

Billions. Bitcoin. WallStreetBets. With more people than ever interested in trading - traditional stocks, options and even cryptocurrency - the psychology involved in high stakes decision making has never been more relevant to the wider community. Denise Shull - perhaps best known as the basis for the character of performance coach Wendy Rhoades in the show Billions - has had her head in the game for decades now, starting as a trader herself before diving into psychology and becoming a coach of people who handle hundreds of millions of dollars every day. In this show she's joined by John Burns, who has spent decades as a trader himself, and they discuss how feelings drive every move we make - and why we should ignore traditional advice of "take the emotion out of it" when we are making decisions under pressure or stress.

Our guest today is no other than financial coach extraordinaire Denise Shull. She is the inspiration behind the popular Billions character, Wendy Rhoades (the financial coaching part, anyway), and has run the very popular ReThink Group for the last 17 years. She and her team leverage neuroscience to improve performance and risk-taking in leaders working in trading and investing, sports and entertainment. Most recently Denise has released Intuition Brain Games, a game-based software that elevates your decision-making capabilities through game-based play and engagement. Our conversation focuses on not only Denise’s work, but how it can help you in your career journey. This is a can’t-miss episode!>> How to improve your intuition.>> Analyze and leverage your emotions for powerful and effective decision making.>> Look at what mistake you keep on making to learn from it and leverage a new path for greater results in your life.Visit YouAreTechy.com for more.

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#1 Performance Coach in the world. He is the current performance coach for the Buffalo Bills. He has famously worked Steve Cohen, Jack Nicklaus, Sean McDermott, Matt Kuchar, Justin Rose, Camilo Villegas, Sean O'Hair, Davis Love III, and Alexis Thompson. His clients over the past decade have won dozens of championships, and he has become the winningest sport psychologist on the PGA Tour during that time. Dr. Gio's character is portrayed by Maggie Siff as Wendy Rhoades in the hit TV show Billions. Valiante has also authored two books: Fearless Golf and Golf Flow. Welcome back to 51 Strokes. The Gentleman's Dream is still alive. Thank you all for your incredible support from the first episode. Keep the good vibes going! Introduction to Episode 2 (00:48 - 04:54) Can Dr. Gio make Caleb great? (04:55 - 07:29). Encounters with all different walks of life and the type of people Dr. Gio looks for in a client (07:54 - 12:58). Can someone who's average reach the ultimate level? (13:00 - 14:40). Talking about the show Billions and the character he's portrayed as (14:41 - 19:21). The "best of the best" kind of people (19:22 - 20:00). "Why do you play golf" and finding your "why" (20:01 - 27:36). The collaborative effort to get Caleb down from 51 strokes w/ Chris Como (28:53 - 31:00). Dr. Gio on working with Camilo Villegas at Augusta National (31:01 - 34:20). A different point of view on observing and trusting others (34:42 - 41:42). How to handle your "why" (44:58 - 45:57). Can Caleb become mastery? (46:08 - 51:56). Finding a balance of happiness and hard work (51:57 - 1:00:58). What does Dr. Gio ultimately teach? (1:01:00 - 1:02:32). What is it like to work with the highest level of excellence? (1:03:14 - 1:08:19). Does Dr. Gio believe in spirituality? (1:08:20 - 1:14:45). The next steps for Caleb Pressley in his journey (1:14:50 - 1:17:32). What's next for Dr. Gio? (1:17:33 - 1:19:00). 51 Strokes POST SHOW (1:19:07 - 1:23:25) Outro Song: Goth Babe - Moments/Tides 51 Strokes is presented by 5 Iron Golf

Denise Shull is one of the world’s leading performance coaches. As well as being a former trader herself, Denise focuses on the positive contribution feelings and emotion makes in high-pressure decision-making situations.Denise uses neuroeconomics and modern psychoanalysis in her work with traders and investment professionals, and also works with professional athletes, helping them break past the same mental hurdles and barriers that high performance traders face. Denise is also well known as one of the key inspirations for the Wendy Rhoades character on the Showtime and Sky Atlantic program Billions. In this excellent interview, podcast host Steven, himself a performance coach, explores a range of themes and subjects, including Denise Journey from Trader to Coach, how coaching can become a powerful edge which contributes to stronger performance, and why there is resistance within the trading world to using a coach to gain an advantage.

Have you seen Showtime's hit finance show Billions? The popular show has taken the world by storm, but how realistic are Bobby Axelrod's trades? And does Wendy Rhoades accurately portray Wall Street performance coach?Your co-hosts, Tim Bohen and Kim Ann Curtin, debunk the myths of the show and discuss the reality of the trading world. Will Kim be able to convince Tim to watch Billions? Listen in to hear the co-hosts take on the show the opened the country's eyes to the secret life of finance's elite.

Denise Shull leverages neuropsychoanalyst and her own experience at the New York Stock Exchange to solve the challenges of mental mistakes, confidence crisis and slumps for Olympic athletes, Wall Street traders and corporate titans. The character, Wendy Rhoades, from US Showtime Billions is based on Denise. We chat to Denise on understanding the ‘how' and ‘why' behind emotions and how you can leverage impulse and intuition to overcome setbacks and drive performance.

Denise K Shull joins the podcast to argue against the platitude that emotions have no place in investing. Identifying and managing emotions does not only play an integral role in investing, but can in fact hold one of the keys to succeeding at all levels of money management -- and elsewhere. Denise was one of the key inspirations for the Wendy Rhoades character on Billions, the Showtime program that just completed its fourth season. Content: The place of emotions in investing (0:20), examples of red flags (2:48), structuring a dataset of emotional reactions (6:35), gauging collective emotions in the market (10:00), Billions discussion (15:00).  More information about Denise and The ReThink Group: https://therethinkgroup.net/

    Show Notes:Robert 'Bobby' Axelrod is the CEO of Axe Capital.A self made Wall Street billionaire with one of the most successful hedge funds in the business, Bobby Axelrod enjoys all the trappings of his success. The monster mansion, private jet, helicopter rides, and personal chef, therapist, physician, and trainer. Axe doesn't forget his humble roots, or the fact that he survived 9/11 by a fluke, or so we are lead to believe. Although Axe's intentions are good, the temptations of greed and power are enormous and the lines between right and wrong in high finance are blurry at best. Axe is a smart player to never reveal his full hand to anybodyCharles 'Chuck' Rhoades, Jr. is the former United States Attorney for Southern District of New York and the current Attorney General of New York.Brilliant and brash, U.S. Attorney Chuck Rhoades is leading the fight against financial corruption in America. As the most powerful prosecutor in the country, he's won 81 insider trading cases -- and lost zero. But when criminal evidence turns up against wunderkind billionaire Bobby Axelrod, Chuck recognizes that he needs to proceed judiciously. Is his excess of caution due to his professionalism, or the fact that his wife works for Axelrod?Wendy Rhoades. M.D.,  is the wife of Chuck Rhoades and the performance coach at Axe Capital.A psychiatrist by trade, Wendy Rhoades combines an avid intellect with a keen understanding of human nature. She used those skills to help Bobby Axelrod build his hedge fund from the ground up and now works as the company's star in-house performance coach. Wendy joined Axe Capital long before Chuck became the U.S. Attorney and she refuses to sacrifice her lucrative career for her husband's crusade.Mike 'Wags' Wagner is the COO of Axe CapitalBobby Axelrod's right hand man is the COO of Axe Capital, Mike 'Wags' Wagner. Wags is a patrician WASP who still has to work for a living, and no one has ever kissed ass with more aplomb. But he truly does have Bobby's back, for which his boss rewards him handsomely.Taylor Amber Mason is the CEO of Mason Capital and the former CIO at Axe Capital.Taylor is a brilliant, young gender non-binary intern at Axe Capital whom Bobby spots and mines for 'their ' outside-the-box way of thinking. At any given time, Taylor is usually the smartest person in the room.Bryan Connerty is the U.S. Attorney for the southern district of New York.Chuck Rhoades' right hand man in the U.S. Attorney's office is Chief Assistant U.S. Attorney Bryan Connerty. A tough, idealistic lawyer from a modest background, Connerty admires Chuck and shares his zeal for righting wrongs. In fact, Connerty's commitment to justice may exceed his boss's.Charles 'Chuck' Rhoades, Sr. is the father of Charles 'Chuck' Rhoades, Jr. and a wealthy businessman.Chuck Rhoades' father is a wealthy, blue blood realtor and New York businessman. He is both his son's advocate and a thorn in his side, as he still has his hand in various Wall Street dealings that make his son squirm. Their relationship is deep but complicated, and Chuck, Jr.'s disdain for his father's relationship with money played a role in his own career choice."Dollar" Bill SternStern is a trader at Axe Capital, and one of the guys who have been with Bobby the longest. His loyalty is beyond question.Orrin BachBach is the in-house lawyer for Axe Capital, and used to teach law at NYU. As Bobby's attorney, he advises Bobby on how to deal with Chuck's investigation and is often privy to his client's schemes to dodge scrutiny. Does not waver from his support of Bobby, through investigations and allegations and all the might of the U.S. Attorney's office gunning for him. His loyalty is to Bobby and Bobby alone, even when Lara tries to bribe him and consult him for divorce advice. He turns her down flat, reminding her Bobby pays him well enough that she'd have to triple the bribe just to get his attention.Ari SpyrosSEC official who is a thorn in Chuck's side at the Attorney General's office. He becomes the compliance officer at Axe Capital.Dudley MafeeNot as smart as Axe, not as tough as Dollar Bill, not as funny as Wags, not as intuitive as Taylor. Mafee is a solid employee, but he doesn't excel in the way that most of the others at Axe Cap do. Mafee has dopey personality and taste of a teenage. Grew up in Aurora, Colorado, and is the only one of his friends who does not live there or have to worry about pocket money anymore.The Vest!Business Bros Wearing Fleece Vests on Wall Street & Silicon ValleyPatagonia mocks Wall Street on Twitter after revealing plans to cut financial companies off from their beloved branded fleece vestsHow the vest became Wall Street's bulletproof armorEveryone but us has the merch; should we start our own?Fixed Cost Financial, Inc. Bi-Weekly Newsletter

In this episode, Angelo speaks with Amy Brodsky, Founder, Sky Consulting. Amy explains how in business, success is a team sport, and for her, the MVP is the one one the sidelines who has an unbiased view of the entire landscape. And so it is not surprising that behind many great business leaders and sales teams it is not unusual to find a Wendy Rhoades.

I don't watch much television but I really enjoy Showtime's Billions. On a recent episode, Wendy Rhoades, an in-house psychiatrist for a prominent hedge fund, is counseling a one of the firm's executives. The executive is struggling because the firm profited from a major disaster. It was a moral struggle and a question of right and wrong. Wendy was clear & direct. She said, when you're here, "mind the truth that makes you money". I paused the show and wrote it down. We find ourselves in all sorts of true moments. We want the cookies. A second glass of wine would taste amazing. We're tired. All true, right? There are truths that take us in all directions. Truths that keep is where we are. Truths that move us forward. Truths that take us further from our goals. In today's episode we're riffing off that idea from Billions: mind the truth that moves you forward. Don't miss this motivational minisode! https://primalpotential.com/475/ Resources: Breaking Barriers What is Breaking Barriers? Follow me on Instagram Want to give Thrive Market a try? Make sure to register through thrivemarket.com/primalpotential so you can save an extra 25% on your first order! Plus, you'll get free shipping on that initial order and a free 30-day trial membership!

Do you want to increase your productivity by 50%. Camille Preston shows us how to create more flow, and tells us that, once in a state of flow we are 7 times more productive than normal. So do you want to create more flow in your life? How to Create More Flow As Camille says the world needs flow now more than ever before. Flow allows you to organise your life around practices of intrinsic value: habits and ways of being that we have decided are important, fulfilling, and have the capacity to change the world for good. That's what you'll find in her new book:  Create More Flow. http://aimleadership.com/cmf/ About Camille Preston We spoke to Camille Preston, the most engaging of people, from her home in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. She grew up in New Hampshire. She has lived in London too. Before we got started, we noticed Camille drinking something like coloured water. It turns out it was Ultima – which replaces electrolytes and hydrates in a healthy way. It is certified vegan, paleo friendly and gluten free. Take a look at Camille's photo, it's probably a smart move to try some!! How to Create More Flow with Camille Preston http://www.ultimareplenisher.com Camille earned her PhD in Psychology from the University of Virginia in 2000. The doctorate was really looking at systems. How organisations work together. Graham reminded us of the Fawlty Towers episode where a Psychiatrist stays at Basil's hotel. Very funny episode! Here's a short clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnaHybw6CBI Camille often describes herself as the woman psychiatrist on “Billions”, Dr Wendy Rhoades. Here's a scene from the first episode. She uses industrial language, which we didn't get a hint of from Camille throughout our interview! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBpeYD1gneY After earning her doctorate, she did a spell on Capitol Hill. She left there to work with a non-profit, with police executives. Her first day on the job was 9/11.   The police chiefs asked her what they should do, she didn't really know, so it propelled her into leadership development. She helped the police chiefs navigate this transition to support their communities post 9/11. Leadership development was about helping people who were TECHNICALLY good at what they do, to figure out a new chapter. How they should respond to uncertainty. And perform. How to respond to uncertainty The whole crux of leadership development is that you cannot really prepare for the unknown, but using the gym metaphor, you can build the muscles and skills and get to know yourself. Then you have more agility and adaptability when uncertainty arrives. That is the subject of Camille's book “Create More Flow” so we know how to position ourselves to be our best regardless of what happens around us. How do you develop leadership skills when they've not been taught to you before? People who are great individual contributors are promoted, not necessarily because the want leadership, but there is this informal hierarchy which says wealth is better. Rarely are people given the skills of leadership. They are just thrown into the new position and it can take them away from the joy, the reason they got the role in the first place. The most important skill as they move into a leadership role, is to know: Themselves (SELF AWARENESS); What positions them for success; Where their weaknesses are; What their developmental opportunities are; Then build their capacity to STEP BACK and get perspective. We live in this always on, connected, over-wired world. So rarely do we give ourselves the time to just EXHALE. Tips and thoughts – how do we get that perspective. Camille's first book was re-wired, all about getting perspective. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Rewired-Smarter-Purposefully-Productive-Overwired-ebook/dp/B006NYFFN4 Get resources from http://aimleadership.com/insights/resources/ Help yourself understand how to move from OVER-WIRED,

On the TV show "Billions," one of the most important characters is Wendy Rhoades, the psychologist at Axe Capital who helps traders get out of their slumps. What viewers may not realize is that the job exists in real life. On this week's Odd Lots, we speak with Brett Steenbarger, a professor at SUNY Upstate Medical University and author of several books on trading psychology. Steenbarger, who has worked with several funds, explains to us what he actually with traders and how is work is similar to and different from the fictional TV character.

Episode 204: Dr. Tasha Eurich - How To Become More Self-Aware Common themes of leaders who sustain excellence: Self Awareness - "I scientifically studied this." "People who work on their Self-Awareness are happier, get more promotions, and lead better lives" It's become a national sport to point out that someone is self-aware -- "I wanted to do the research behind this to truly learn about it" 95% of people think they're self aware -- But only 10%-15% are actually self aware It's vitally important to regularly question your assumptions to become more aware Don't wait for a life event or someone else to tell you to do this. You must work on it daily.  The gains will be incremental (The Compound Effect) "We cannot own other people's journeys, we must own ours." You will work with people who lack awareness. Don't put it on yourself to fix it. Tasha previously worked within a company in the "Wendy Rhoades" role from Billions The Mary Tyler Moore Show -- Her boss -- Picture a "laugh track" behind what someone says to help deal with their lack of awareness Practical ways leaders build self-aware teams and organizations Alan Mulally story of how he gained self-awareness despite starting with very little of it "It shows that anyone can become self-aware" A great leader goes out of their way to build a culture where people can tell the truth." It's vital that the leader is vulnerable -- shares weaknesses and mistakes made Implementing a Business Process Review on a weekly basis Doing this at home with family as well -- Every Sunday, each family member provides updates The Speed of Trust -- Why everything is much faster when built upon the foundation of trust Pixar is the model of Trust.  Ed Catmull shares how they built this.  No leaks to the press. The "Selfie Syndrome" -- "There is a direct impact on social media & narcissism" "Resist the pull of the cult of self" How to promote your own work you're proud of without becoming a self-promoter? -- It's about the work and positively impacting people. Mindfulness practice = Doesn't always have to involve meditation. "Actively noticing the present" Continue Learning: Follow Tasha on Twitter: @tashaeurich Read: Insight Connect with me on LinkedIn Join our Facebook Group: The Learning Leader Community To Follow Me on Twitter: @RyanHawk12  

Maggie Siff discusses her character Wendy Rhoades in the new Showtime Original Series Billions. Don't miss the series premiere Sunday, January 17th at 10PM ET/PT.