Podcasts about world entrepreneur forum

I hope this conversation with Lisa Wang motivates you to assess your own work-ethic, triggers some introspective curiosities of your own to explore, and assess your own drive for what Lisa calls “enoughness”.Lisa Wang is the founder & CEO of SheWorx, a leading global platform empowering over 20,000 female entrepreneurs to close the funding gap and build and scale successful companies. She also founded The AcadeMe, which offers actionable master classes & executive training for women on the rise. She’s a Forbes 30 Under 30 in venture capital, keynote public speaker, US hall of fame gymnast and host of the Enoughness podcast.As someone who innately has all the markings of a hard working, insatiable over-achiever, with limitless accomplishments, in my opinion it’s Lisa’s introspection that gives her an extra spark. She has allowed herself to come to terms with an important psychological concept that she speaks about on her “Enoughness” podcast.In this conversation, we discuss all the trials and tribulations along the entrepreneurial path to Lisa’s empire, how a lack of “enoughness” is the root of many people’s suffering, and how having purpose and making an impact can consume an entrepreneur. Click here to listen on iTunes - Apple Podcasts Recognitions:Founder & CEO of SheWorxFounder of The AcadeMeForbes 30 Under 30 CIO Magazine’s Top 20 Female Entrepreneurs to Watch in 2017 & 2018Red Bull’s Hero of the Year 2018Columnist at Forbes and FortuneUS Hall of Fame GymnastYale University GraduateKeynote SpeakerLeadership CoachHost of Enoughness Podcast Topics discussed in this conversation include:How Lisa began gymnastics at the age of 9The trials and tribulations of having a last name that begins with a letter at the end of the alphabetFocus, attention, and time management as a child and Lisa’s innate work ethicLoneliness as a child paying off in collegeSheWorx started in 2014Lisa’s first jobs out of college (Yale) in China, then at a hedge fundYo app raising $1 Million inspired Lisa to make a bigger impactDrive for creative ownershipStartup Institute entrepreneurship bootcampHow and why to create a point of no returnWorking next to a CEO at a development agency and how that experience shaped LisaOne-touch food order app ideaFinding a food acceleratorAttaining investment, a partner and off to the racesWhy Lisa thinks investors are hesitant to invest in single-founder companiesSteve Jobs reference – he had vision but couldn’t codeThe importance of a teamCraigslist hiringTechnical challenges and lessonsLisa’s higher purpose for the worldLisa’s coined concept of “enoughness” and the psychological differences between men and womenHow a lack of enoughness manifests in businessThe Little MermaidThe breakthrough “enoughness moment”SheWorx What inspires Lisa to do so much everydayBeing mistaken as the assistantCreating a space where women can have access to capitalTaking painful experiences and turning them into purposeLisa’s thoughts on wellness in the startup worldTime becoming more precious as an entrepreneurWellness trends vs BalanceLisa’s wellness methodsWhy entrepreneurs tend to not have hobbiesHow Lisa measures success Bio:Lisa Wang is a former US National Champion and Hall of Fame gymnast turned entrepreneur, public speaker, and executive leadership coach.· Founder & CEO of SheWorx, the leading global platform empowering 20,000+ women to build successful companies through access to top mentors and investors.· Forbes 30 Under 30 Class of 2018 in Venture Capital and CIO Magazine's Top 20 Female Entrepreneurs to Watch in 2017 and 2018, and Red Bull’s Hero of The Year in 2018. She is a columnist at Forbes and Fortune focused on driving gender parity in entrepreneurship.· Motivational Keynote Speaker headlining conferences including Mobile World Congress, World Entrepreneur Forum, Chief Innovation Officer Summit, and more.· Executive Leadership Coach and brings the tools from over a decade as an elite athlete, and entrepreneur to train leaders to own their power.· In her spare time she produces and hosts the 5-Star Enoughness podcast. Lisa is a graduate of Yale University.

http://rosemarysiemens.com Known for her love of sparkle and bling, quirky laugh, and warm, genuine personality, world-class improv violinist and vocalist Rosemary Siemens has mesmerized audiences around the world since the age of three. Hailing from a century-family-farm in Plum Coulee, Manitoba, but currently based in Vancouver, BC, Rosemary is a small-town farm girl dominating the world-stage playing a 300-year-old violin named “Sparkle” that was played in King Louis XIV’s orchestra. She’s performed four times at New York’s Carnegie Hall, played private concerts for two U.S. Presidents and Canadian Prime Ministers, and 16-time GRAMMY Award-Winner David Foster, and was the first violinist to ever perform at the Sistine Chapel and St. Peter’s Basilica at the Vatican since its first mass in 1483. In addition to having recorded nine-albums as a solo-violinist, Golden West Broadcasting recently commissioned Canadian composer Victor Davies to compose a violin concerto for Rosemary entitled “The Journey”, which was performed by the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra in a sold-out world premiere at Centennial Concert Hall. In August 2016, Rosemary’s hometown of Plum Coulee, Manitoba, unveiled a sign in her honour at the edge of the town that reads, “Plum Coulee, Home of Rosemary Siemens.” It inspired her to write, record, and release her debut bluegrass album titled, Plum Coulee, My Home, featuring her vocal debut accompanied by her band Rosemary & The Sweet Sound Revival. Since Rosemary’s album release in 2016, Plum Coulee, My Home, won “Best Country/Gospel Album of the Year” at Canada’s 2018 Gospel Music Awards, charted #11 on the Canadian Country-Music Sales Chart, won the 2016 Global Music Award for “Best Bluegrass/Country Album”, and was featured in Billboard Magazine. In March, 2017, Rosemary hit the road on her “Have a Little Faith” tour of Western Canada to promote her album, playing 11 shows in 10 cities including Vancouver, Winnipeg, Calgary, and her hometown area of southern Manitoba, where her boyfriend, now husband, award-winning jazz saxophonist Eli Bennett, interrupted her show by walking-down the isle while playing “Can’t Help Falling in Love With You” on his saxophone and proposed to her on stage in front of a sold-out audience. She said, “Yes!”, and the video of the proposal went viral and was featured on CBC National News, MSN News, and Yahoo. Rosemary has performed in over twenty-five countries as well as the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics, Hockey Night in Canada, and concerts for Rolls Royce, Lamborghini, Bentley, Walt Disney World for Children’s Miracle Network, the Latin GRAMMY Awards, The Miss America Pageant, L’Oreal Paris, the World Entrepreneur Forum, the Egyptian Embassy in Washington, D.C., Canada’s Gospel Music Awards, and recently shared the stage in Nashville with gospel artist and 10-time GRAMMY Award-Winner CeCe Winans. Rosemary’s duo group “Roy & Rosemary” recently performed the world premiere of their composition, “The Courtial Concerto” written for the Ambassador of Rome at the world’s largest sacred music festival at the Vatican, and their music video of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” recently went ‘viral’ and has over eighteen million views on YouTube. Rosemary’s passion is to take her violin everywhere – to unexpected locations to touch, inspire, and make people smile through music. From performing for passengers stranded at the Calgary International Airport during Christmas, to bringing a man to tears with a version of the classic hymn “Holy, Holy, Holy” at Rome’s iconic Colosseum, to taking song requests for a U.S. retired veteran at a Cracker Barrel restaurant in Nashville, you never know where Rosemary will show up to touch people with her music. You can follow her exciting adventures on social media at @RosemarySiemens.

Dave Asprey speaks to a group of over 100 entrepreneurs about the value of marketing, innovation, anxiety, the voice in your head, and decision fatigue at the World Entrepreneur Forum in Bear Mountain, Canada. Powerful info shared! www.buildgrowandenjoy.com

This special episode of Bulletproof Radio is a recording of a speech Dave gave at the World Entrepreneur Forum in Bear Mountain, Canada. Dave speaks to a group of over 100 of the world's hungriest entrepreneurs about the value of marketing, innovation, anxiety and the voice in your head, decision fatigue, starting Bulletproof and more. Enjoy the show!

This special episode of Bulletproof Radio is a recording of a speech Dave gave at the World Entrepreneur Forum in Bear Mountain, Canada. Dave speaks to a group of over 100 of the world's hungriest entrepreneurs about the value of marketing, innovation, anxiety and the voice in your head, decision fatigue, starting Bulletproof and more. Enjoy the show!