Are You Using Actual Intelligence
<p>I'm feeling a little spicy today, so let me ask you something: Is AI making you smarter or is it distracting you from what actually matters? Here's what I'm seeing with my clients right now. Business owners are losing money because they're outsourcing their decision-making to AI. People are trying to solve life problems at 3am by chatting with algorithms trained on data from people they'd never take advice from in real life. AI is an incredibly powerful tool, but we're at a critical moment where we need to pay attention to our attention. Today, we're talking about using...
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2026 January 20
Can states stop Trump's immigration raids?
<p>State governments and many activists are pushing back on the federal government’s mass immigration raids. In response, US President Donald Trump threatened to use the Insurrection Act to quell protests in Minneapolis. The FT’s US national correspondent Guy Chazan and US legal correspondent Stefania Palma describe how this tension is changing the relationship between local leaders and the Trump administration.</p><br><p>Mentioned in this podcast:</p><p>‘Anger, grief and tear gas:’ outrage in Minnesota after ICE shooting</p><p>Donald Trump threatens to deploy military to Minnesota after ICE shooting</p><br><p>Sign up for t...
EE465 - From Pharmacy Counter to 1,500 Stores: How Laura Dowling Built Fabu Wellness
<p >In this episode of The Entrepreneur Experiment, Gary sits down with Laura Dowling — “The Fabulous Pharmacist” — a pharmacist, founder, educator, entertainer, and one of Ireland’s most recognisable health voices.</p><p >From 20 years behind the pharmacy counter to running a fast-growing wellness brand stocked in 1,500+ stores, Laura shares the real story behind Fabu Wellness: the failures, the stolen idea, the long nights in labs with breastfeeding babies, the near-quit moments — and the explosive online launch that changed everything.</p><p >She reveals how she built a deeply engaged audience during COVID, why simplifying health information is her superpower, the truth ab...
The Bethlehem Project: America's affordability squeeze
<p>An affordability crisis is sweeping through the US. High prices of food, rents and healthcare are forcing Americans to cut back on necessities. This comes as President Donald Trump’s administration is curbing government support. Sonja Hutson visits Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, and the surrounding Lehigh Valley, and learns how residents are trying to make ends meet.</p><br><p>Mentioned in this podcast:</p><p>‘Scraping for crumbs’: Americans squeezed by affordability crisis</p><p>Inside Trump’s America</p><br><p>Swamp Notes: The Bethlehem Project is produced by Sonja Hutson and Henry Larson, and edited by Marc Filippino. The show...
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#381: Should You Be a More Hands-on Leader?
<p >In this episode, Perry Holley and Chris Goede explore the concept of hands-on leadership and what it truly means for executives. They explain how strong leaders act as teachers and system architects, focusing on empowering teams rather than micromanaging. They discuss the importance of obsessing over metrics that customers value and architecting workflows that push decisions closer to the front lines. Listeners gain practical strategies for coaching their teams, building systems that perform without direct supervision, and fostering a culture of continuous improvement.</p> <p > Become a Maxwell Leadership Certified Team Member!</p>
EE470 - Mentor Moment: Trevor McFarlane — Building an Elite Network from Scratch
<p >How do you build a powerful business network when you’re starting with no members, no brand, and no shortcuts?</p><p >In this Mentor Moment, Trevor McFarlane, founder and CEO of EMIR, shares how he built one of the Middle East’s most influential private CEO networks — starting with a single event, a lot of nerve, and an obsession with trust and curation.</p><p >Trevor explains why optics matter, how credibility compounds over time, and why protecting the integrity of a network is far more valuable than short-term revenue.</p><p >🎙️ To hear the full story — including how EMIR scal...
#375: Connectors Connect on Common Ground
<p >In this episode, Chris Goede and Perry Holley explore the concept of finding common ground to connect with others. They discuss the barriers that prevent leaders from effectively connecting, like assumptions, arrogance, and indifference, and provide strategies for overcoming these obstacles. Chris Goede and Perry Holley share personal stories that illustrate the power of genuine curiosity and the importance of focusing on the other person in a conversation. The hosts also remind listeners that building authentic connections requires time, intentionality, and a willingness to be open and adaptable. Learn practical tips for finding common ground and strengthening your ability...
How to Take Control of Your Future with Patrick Leddin
<p>How can disruption become a powerful tool to reshape your future? Patrick Leddin joins Kevin to discuss how leaders and individuals can reframe disruption as an opportunity for growth. Drawing on his collaboration with bestselling author James Patterson and research from hundreds of interviews, Patrick introduces the Positive Disruptor Loop (Discern, Behave, Achieve, and Refine) and explains how to apply it to personal decisions, team dynamics, and organizational challenges. Patrick and Kevin also discuss how our responses to disruption shape our success, why discernment and reflection are crucial leadership practices, and how embracing disruption can unlock both innovation and...
When Being Expensive Is the Selling Point
<p>It was a rainy Thursday evening at The Jade Room, a hidden speakeasy where crystal decanters outnumbered the patrons. If you weren’t handed a Baccarat tumbler within five minutes of stepping in, you didn’t belong there.</p><p>In this episode, we step into an intimate conversation between four industry insiders, where the real game isn’t about wealth—it’s about the psychology of price. Olivia “Keys” Dubois, a real estate virtuoso known for selling properties that never officially hit the market, shares a simple but powerful story: how a twenty percent premium on a penthouse wasn’t a negot...
Powerful Influence Through Speaking with Dr. Laura Sicola
<p>How can leaders ensure their message lands with clarity, confidence, and influence? In this episode, Kevin Eikenberry sits down with Dr. Laura Sicola to discuss how leaders can strengthen their influence by mastering their leadership voice. Laura introduces her "vocal executive presence" framework, built around the three Cs: Command the room, Connect with the audience, and Close the deal. Kevin and Laura break down the three communication channels every leader uses—verbal, vocal, and visual—and why alignment across all three is essential for credibility. They unpack common leadership communication pitfalls, such as overwhelming others with too much "relevant" info...
Building a Peaceful Life
<p>Quitter's Day has passed. The Super Thingy is coming. And you're still standing.</p> <p>I've been teaching something for years that changes everything. It's called the peaceful base. The idea is simple but powerful: you can't move forward in chaos. You need certain parts of your life settled before you can chase bigger goals.</p> <p>Today I'm sharing the exact framework I use with my mastermind clients. Six areas. A simple rating system. A way to stay aware of what's working and what needs attention. This is how you build a life that actually feels good.</p> <...
Access Denied? Mastering the Gatekeeper Game
<p>In this episode of The Velvet Rope Podcast, we dive deep into the fascinating and often overlooked role of gatekeepers in the world of affluent clients. Inspired by the story of "Cashmere Charlie," a gatekeeper who operates like a human velvet rope for one of the wealthiest families in the world, we explore strategies to navigate the gatekeeper dynamic with finesse and respect.</p><p>Whether you’re trying to secure a meeting with a billionaire’s family office or aiming to pitch your services to an ultra-high-net-worth individual, understanding the gatekeeper’s role is key. Get ready for action...
The Bethlehem Project: Being young in Trump’s America
<p>High school is a time of massive change in any teenager’s life. But students today are going through this transition period at a time when the US is more polarized, there's a lot of economic anxiety and teens are far more plugged into social media than ever before. Host Sonja Hutson and FT data reporter Ian Hodgson went to a high school in Bethlehem to get a sense of what it's like growing up in Donald Trump's America. </p><br><p>Mentioned in this podcast:</p><p>Anxious and disillusioned: being young in Trump’s America</p><p>Insid...
Do the Right Thing—Even When It’s Hard: The Leadership Playbook | Tara Landes | Episode 353
<p>Today’s business landscape is defined by continual disruption—whether from the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence, rising economic and political uncertainty, or shifting demands on how leaders and teams connect in a digital-first world. For leaders, this means grappling with complex questions: How do you train and empower junior talent in the age of AI? How can organizations foster psychological safety and trust amid ongoing change? And how do leaders ground their decisions in authentic core values when faced with tough choices?</p> <p>This episode explores these pivotal themes, offering practical wisdom on building resilient, value-driven organizations. Dive...
Warren Buffett Steps Down: The End of an Era for Berkshire Hathaway
<p>Want to help us make the Investing for Beginners Podcast even better? Take our quick listener survey at https://einvestingforbeginners.com/podsurvey and you’ll be entered to win a $500 Amazon gift card next month. Bonus: the first 100 respondents also get free IFB swag.</p> <p><br></p> <p>In this episode, Dave and Andrew mark a major investing milestone: Warren Buffett stepping down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. They use the moment to walk through the biggest lessons Buffett taught them as investors—why staying away from Wall Street noise can be an advantage, and why simple, common-sense thin...
#1 Menopause Doctor Masterclass Pt 4: GLP1s, Losing Belly Fat + Live Longer & Stronger Now! Dr. Mary Claire Haver
<p>This has been one of the most shared series in this history of The Jamie Kern Lima Show, and Back by popular demand, she’s often called top menopause doctor in the world, Dr. Mary Claire Haver is here, in this Part 4 Menopause Masterclass Episode where today we’re talking all things GLP-1s and what Dr. Haver says are the risks vs rewards. Plus the true science and data you need to know for your body, health and weight, including how to truly feel your best, how to live longer and stronger, why diet culture has gotten it all...
Communications for More Customers
<p>The world changed, and nobody told you. Value posts on LinkedIn don't work anymore. Generic outreach gets ignored. Your prospects are siloed off and shutting everyone out. But they're still listening and they need your help. The problem isn't you. It's how we're all communicating now. I spent the past nine months figuring this out with my clients, and today I'm sharing what actually works when people have changed how they pay attention. If you're struggling to get customers, students, or even your own kids to listen, this might be the most practical episode you hear all week.</p> <...
Get Rich or Stay Broke: The Wild Marketing Genius of Tom Vu
<p>Far from your typical real estate guru, Tom Vu captivated audiences in the late ‘80s and early ‘90s with his extravagant promise of quick riches—delivered from the deck of a yacht, surrounded by bikini-clad models, and broadcasted right into your living room.</p><p>Today, we dive deep into his world of opulence and excess, exploring how he sold not just property, but an entire identity of luxury, status, and the irresistible allure of easy money.</p><p>Who was Tom Vu really, and why did he eventually vanish from the spotlight? Join us as we unravel the legacy...
GeoEnergy 2025: A Geothermal Special. Conversations, Innovations, and the Future of Subsurface Energy
<p>Geothermal at GeoEnergy 2025, Bergen, Norway</p> <p>A special episode recorded in Bergen, Norway</p> <p>Did you know the heat beneath our feet could power communities almost anywhere in the world?</p> <p>In this episode, I take you with me to GeoEnergy 2025, a conference dedicated entirely to geothermal energy — from shallow systems to deep wells and next-generation closed-loop designs.</p> <p>I share my own journey into geothermal, what I learned at the conference, and short conversations with people working across the field. If you’re curious about geothermal or work in oil & gas and wonder how your...
The Secret to Your Best Life! Ignite Hope & Embrace the Miracle of Being Alive with Nicole Avant!
<p>Imagine TRULY living your best life! Right now, in your life, are you truly Remembering to Live? Do you truly feel the day, and feel the gratitude for the miracle of your life? Or have you gotten, perhaps unknowingly, so busy, so distracted, so numb with routine and responsibilities, or with worry and overwhelm or perhaps even with goals and ambitions, that it’s left you feeling disconnected from yourself, from your body, from feeling of true gratitude for the miracle of being alive? Today we’re talking about grace, grit, gratitude and how to Remember to LIVE with one...
#376: What's the Greatest Gift a Leader Can Give?
<p>In this episode, Perry Holley and Chris Goede explore the greatest gifts a leader can give to their team. They discuss 10 ways that leaders can powerfully influence those they lead, fostering a more engaged and motivated workforce. They also share personal experiences and examples to illustrate the power of these leadership gifts in action. Throughout the conversation, the hosts offer practical advice and strategies for leaders looking to enhance their relationships with their teams and drive better results.</p> <p>Become a Maxwell Leadership Certified Team Member!</p> <p>Accelerate your leadership development with the Maxwell Leadership App (use...
AI-Augmented Leadership: Humanizing Leadership in the Age of Generative AI | Bob Johansen, Gabe, Jeremy | Episode 357
<p>Leadership is rapidly evolving as artificial intelligence becomes deeply integrated into how organizations operate and make decisions. In a world where volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity are the norm, leaders are being challenged to not only understand the role of AI—but also to harness it in ways that enhance what makes leadership truly human. This episode dives into why leaders can no longer afford to treat AI as a separate technical domain, but rather as a strategic partner that augments decision making, stretches creativity, and humanizes leadership itself.</p> <p>As generative AI rapidly advances, the question is no...
5 Emerging Leadership Trends in 2026 (That No One's Talking About) | Episode 359
<p>In an era of constant change, adaptability is more crucial than ever for leaders determined to thrive. The leadership landscape of 2026 is shifting in ways that extend far beyond AI and machine learning. This episode uncovers five key leadership trends that are quietly reshaping how teams operate, grow, and endure. From micro movements that accelerate culture change to boundary leadership replacing burnout, today’s most successful leaders will need to master new skills and mindsets. Understanding these trends isn’t optional—the future of leadership will be determined by those who are willing to bold adapt and lead intentionally in the...
How to Tell a Story That Attracts Wealthy Clients
<p>Alright, let’s talk about storytelling. Not the bedtime kind. Not the kind where you relive your high school glory days that no one cares about. I’m talking about the kind of storytelling that makes affluent clients see you as the only logical choice.</p><p>If you want to attract high-net-worth clients, you can’t just sell a product or service. That’s what amateurs do. You sell a narrative. The right story makes them feel something—and that feeling is what makes them buy.</p><p>In this episode, I break down three powerful storytelling strategies that work...
Building Community (in 20 Minutes or Less)
<p>What if changing your culture didn't require a massive initiative, but just twenty focused minutes at a time? In this special five-part podcast series, Kevin Eikenberry is joined by Jennifer Moss for a practical, thought-provoking exploration of how leaders can create meaningful cultural change through small, intentional actions.<br /> <br /> How can leaders rebuild a sense of community at work when time feels scarce and connection feels optional? In this episode, Kevin and Jennifer focus on how leaders can strengthen community by intentionally creating small but powerful opportunities for connection. This conversation centers on the growing loss of connection...
AAR34-Part 2: What is Trust
<p>Want to help us make the Investing for Beginners Podcast even better? Take our quick listener survey at https://einvestingforbeginners.com/podsurvey and you’ll be entered to win a $500 Amazon gift card next month. Bonus: the first 100 respondents also get free IFB swag.</p> <p><br></p> <p>This episode is for educational purposes only and is not legal advice—please consult an attorney for guidance on your specific situation.</p> <p><br></p> <p>In this episode of At Any Rate, Evan Raidt is joined by fan-favorite guest Dave Ahern for a follow-up to AAR31—because trusts are of...
For the Multi-Passionate Mind: Charlie Rogers on "Undefinable Life Design"
<p>Do you ever feel like you’re too many things at once – curious about everything, yet unsure how it all fits together?</p> <p>In this episode, I sit down with writer, speaker, and community-builder Charlie Rogers, whose upcoming book Undefinable Life Design offers a much-needed framework for those of us who resist being put in a box.</p> <p>Charlie shares:</p> What it means to live “intentionally beyond conventional labels” His framework forundefinable life design The power of embracing a semi-professional approach to your many interests How to identify your Golden Thread – the through-line that connects everything you love T...
The Best Way to Start Something New - Thoughts from Kevin
<p >How can you improve your success rate on any new project?</p> <p >In this episode of Remarkable TV, I share a simple but powerful concept that can dramatically improve your results: Integration.</p> <p >This is the third episode in the New Year, New You series, and it builds on the first two ideas—Insight and Intention—to show you how to turn what you've learned into better outcomes going forward.</p> <p >Here's the core idea:</p> <p >Integration = Insight + Intention</p> <p >When you intentionally apply what you've learned from past experiences to your next plan, your...
Making One-on-Ones More Effective
<p>Are your one-on-one meetings building your culture or just filling your calendar? In this second episode of our special five-part series, Changing Your Culture in Twenty Minutes or Less, Kevin is joined once again by workplace culture expert Jennifer Moss to explore the often-overlooked power of effective one-on-one meetings. Kevin shares a simple three-part framework to make your one-on-ones more engaging and efficient: talk about non-work, their list, and your list. This joint-ownership model transforms these meetings from a task into a tool for connection, clarity, and performance. Jennifer adds insights on how effective one-on-ones can shift leadership from...
Trump’s plan to give babies money
<p>When Congress passed Trump’s tax and spending bill this year, it included a provision that would create investment accounts for recently born children. Now, at least two billionaires want to chip in to the programme as well. The FT’s Brooke Masters and Alex Rogers detail how this plan works, and why some Republicans are going all in on a government entitlement programme. </p><br><p>Correction: This podcast was updated from its original version. The original podcast mischaracterized Australia's superannuation programme. We said individual participation is mandatory and the government puts money into accounts. In fact, employers are r...
Imagining Better Futures Through Interactive Storytelling and Play – with Dain Saint
<p>In this episode of Stories for the Future, I’m joined by storyteller, game designer, and creative force Dain Saint — someone who doesn’t just talk about change, but invites people to practice it through immersive storytelling, collaborative world-building, and art.</p> <p>We recorded this conversation a few months ago, but it feels even more relevant today. Especially in a time of political tension, uncertainty, and fear, we talk about how imagination, empathy, and interactive experiences can help us stay connected — and prepare us for the future we actually want to live in.</p> <p>Dain also shares insights...
Financials Demystified: Long Term Liabilities Explained
<p>Want to help us make the Investing for Beginners Podcast even better? Take our quick listener survey at https://einvestingforbeginners.com/podsurvey and you’ll be entered to win a $500 Amazon gift card next month. Bonus: the first 100 respondents also get free IFB swag.</p> <p><br></p> <p>This episode continues the Financials Demystified series with a practical, beginner-friendly breakdown of long-term liabilities on the balance sheet. Dave and Andrew focus on what these line items actually mean, why they matter, and how to use them to understand a company’s real financial risk.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Th...
Why is Leadership Leverage? - Thoughts from Kevin
<p >I've said it for a long time: leadership is leverage.</p> <p >In this episode of Remarkable TV and the Remarkable Leadership Podcast, I explain why leadership is the key lever for creating greater focus, better collaboration, clearer communication, and stronger results in any organization.</p> <p >Big goals are rarely achieved alone. But simply putting people together doesn't guarantee success either. Leadership is what aligns effort, directs focus, and turns potential into performance.</p> <p >If you want better outcomes in your organization, the fastest and most effective place to invest is in your leaders.</p> <p >If...
#373: The Empathetically Driven Leader
<p>In this episode, Perry Holley and Chris Goede unpack what it means to be an empathetically driven leader—balancing care with accountability. They explore eliminating double standards, making development a daily priority, inspiring teams effectively, and embracing feedback with vulnerability. The conversation offers practical insights for leaders who want to connect deeply while driving results.</p> <p>Become a Maxwell Leadership Certified Team Member!</p>
Congress’ healthcare fight carries big consequences
<p>Four Republican members of the US House of Representatives broke ranks and supported Democrats this week to force a vote on healthcare spending. The FT’s US national correspondent Guy Chazan and deputy Washington bureau chief Lauren Fedor explain the ticking clock Congress is facing down on health insurance, and what will happen to Americans if prices increase dramatically.</p><br><p>Mentioned in this podcast:</p><p>‘A full-blown crisis’: Americans brace for a surge in healthcare costs</p><p>US healthcare costs set to leap as senators fail to reach deal</p><br><p>Email Marc with your q...
EE466 - Mentor Moment: Building a Personal Brand & Authentic Entrepreneurship With Conor McHugh
<p >Forget the corporate polished front - authenticity wins every time.<br>Conor McHugh, founder of Alchemy Search, shares why building a personal brand has been key to his success in Dubai, how honesty drives relationships, and why you should never pretend to be bigger than you are.</p><p >🎙️ For the full episode (412) of The Entrepreneur Experiment, listen to Conor’s full story on reputation, relationships, and building trust in business.<br>💡 New here? Hit follow or subscribe for weekly Mentor Moments and full founder interviews.<br><br>—— <br></p><p >Subscribe to our newsletter for weekly inspiration on Business, Brain...
Your Past Doesn’t Define Your Future! Transform Your Life & Create Your Comeback w/ Chris Appleton
<p>Hi it’s Jamie I’m so happy you’re here and today on the podcast, if you’re ready to break free from insecurities and stop letting your past hold you back, today’s episode is for you! World-renowned celebrity hairstylist and TV personality Chris Appleton is here and he’s sharing his powerful story and insights with us about courage, self-belief, and becoming who you were always meant to be, even if right now fear is holding you back.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Chris Appleton is one of the most influential hairstylists in the world, trusted by some of t...
Mining Meets Sustainability: Donna Kitsos on Innovation and Impact
<p>What comes to mind when you hear mining? Pollution? Destruction? Now add the word sustainable — does it feel contradictory?</p> <p>In this episode, I speak with Donna Kitsos, a Singapore-based expert in global markets, energy, and innovation, about what sustainable mining actually means. With a background in coal trading and a career now focused on climate tech and circular solutions, Donna shares how mining is evolving — and why it’s more important than ever to understand that shift.</p> <h2 >🔑 Key Topics</h2> What “sustainable mining” really means How innovation is reshaping extraction and supply chains The role of AI, biomin...
Three Listener Questions on Coke vs KO, NVIDIA vs Big Tech, and Selling at a Loss
<p>Want to help us make the Investing for Beginners Podcast even better? Take our quick listener survey at https://einvestingforbeginners.com/podsurvey and you’ll be entered to win a $500 Amazon gift card next month. Bonus: the first 100 respondents also get free IFB swag.</p> <p><br></p> <p>This episode answers three listener questions to kick off the new year. First, Dave and Andrew break down the difference between Coca-Cola (KO) and Coca-Cola Consolidated (COKE)—why the brand/business model matters, what makes bottling and distribution a different kind of investment, and what to look for before assuming a “p...
Curiosity Over Conflict: The Art of Diplomacy with Morgan DeNicola
<p>In this episode, I sit down with Morgan DeNicola, Executive Director of the DeNicola Family Foundation, to explore how curiosity, humor, and empathy can create bridges across even the most polarized divides.</p> <p>We talk about her journey from special education into international diplomacy, what it really means to listen, and how she stays grounded while working on everything from orphanages to conservation projects to cross-cultural negotiation.</p> <p>🔑 In This Episode, You'll Learn:</p> How Morgan transitioned from teaching to global diplomacy The overlooked link between classrooms and cross-cultural negotiation Why true diplomacy begins with setting your own...
AMA: Breakout Founders for 2026 + My Boldest Predictions
<p >Welcome back to The Entrepreneur Experiment for 2026 - and Season 28 kicks off with a special format: an Ask Me Anything Q&A. Gary answers the most “juicy” questions sent in over Christmas (LinkedIn, Instagram, and the newsletter), covering everything from taking the podcast global, to the tools and team behind the scenes, to why he’s doubling down on founder-led brands in the age of AI.</p><p >You’ll also hear Gary’s hot takes for 2026 (see: remote vs. hybrid: pick a lane), the founders he believes will have breakout years, what he’d do differently if he started agai...
Why Human Connection Wins in an AI World | Nick Smallman | Episode 358
<p>Team engagement remains one of the most vital—and most challenging—aspects of modern leadership. In today’s hyper-digitized and rapidly evolving environment, leaders are inundated with data, obsessed with metrics, and often pressured to drive efficiency at all costs. Yet, despite technological advancements, the roots of high performance still reside in the fundamentals of human connection, trust, and meaningful teamwork. Modern leaders must balance analytics and process with the “soft skills” of conversation, emotional intelligence, and well-being. This episode delves into the why behind poor team engagement, the hidden human needs leaders often overlook, and the practical strategies that foste...
The Billionaire’s Private Island Fiasco
<p>What happens when a reclusive billionaire, a private island untouched for decades, and a real estate magician collide? Meet Poppy Luxe, the real estate agent who doesn’t just sell properties—she sells dreams. In this episode of The Velvet Rope Podcast, we dive into the outrageous, jaw-dropping tale of Poppy’s latest venture: flipping a private island once owned by the enigmatic Baron Theodore Von Grayson.</p><p>With only flamingos, sea turtles, and a rumored pirate ghost as neighbors, this island was no ordinary listing. But for someone like Poppy, it was just another day in the world...
From Tourist to Traveler: The Mindset Shift That Changes Everything, with Charles Odom from Painted Circle
<p>In this episode I sit down with Charles Odom, solo founder of Painted Circle, a purpose-driven travel platform that’s reimagining how we book — and experience — travel.</p> <p>Charles shares why being intentional with our travel choices matters now more than ever, how the traditional tourism model is broken, and what it means to travel in a way that benefits both you and the communities you visit. You’ll also hear the story behind Painted Circle, the surprising economics of travel commissions, and why travel can be one of the most powerful tools we have in a divided world.<...
Political Fix: Quizmas special
<p>This is an episode of Political Fix, the FT weekly podcast that takes you into the corridors of Westminster to unwrap, analyse and debate British politics with a regular panel of FT correspondents.</p><br><p>Can you name all the Labour frontbenchers who resigned or were sacked during the past year? Why was Peter Mandelson delayed from returning to the UK after being sacked as US ambassador? And who will be crowned Political Fix’s Wonk-in-Chief? Find out as host George Parker puts the entire podcast panel - Miranda Green, Stephen Bush, Robert Shrimsley, Jim Pickard and Anna Gr...
Get Off the Fence: Leadership Lessons for a Warming World, with Charlie Sheppard
<p>🎙️ Episode: Get Off the Fence – Leadership Lessons for a Warming World</p> <p>What happens when leadership replaces drama with disciplined choice?</p> <p>This week, I sit down with Charles Sheppard — author, professor of leadership, and founder of World Bridge University — to explore how systems thinking can help us move from confusion to clarity in the face of climate change.</p> <p>Charlie has spent decades helping people and organizations escape the Drama Triangle — the cycle of Victim, Rescuer, and Adversary — and replace it with The Leadership Triangle: Visionary, Catalyst, and Coach. Now he’s applying that same framework to the...
Four Words That Will Change Your Life + Remembering Today To Truly Live! Pt 2 with Nicole Avant!
<p>Imagine TRULY living your best life! Right now, in your life, are you truly Remembering to Live? Do you truly feel the day, and feel the gratitude for the miracle of your life? Or have you gotten, perhaps unknowingly, so busy, so distracted, so numb with routine and responsibilities, or with worry and overwhelm or perhaps even with goals and ambitions, that it’s left you feeling disconnected from yourself, from your body, from feeling of true gratitude for the miracle of being alive? Today we’re talking about grace, grit, gratitude and how to Remember to LIVE with one...
How to Be Bold with Ranjay Gulati
<p>How can leaders develop everyday courage in the face of uncertainty? In this episode, Kevin welcomes back Ranjay Gulati to discuss how courage is not something you're born with; it's a mindset that anyone can develop through intentional effort. Ranjay introduces his Nine Cs framework for building everyday courage and shares practical stories and insights to help leaders move from fear to action.</p> <p>Ranjay's Story: Ranjay Gulati is the author of Deep Purpose (2022) and How to Be Bold. He is the Paul R. Lawrence MBA Class of 1942 Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School. His pioneering...
Mastering Influence: Building Strategic Relationships for Leadership Success | Brad Englert | Episode 360
<p>In the world of modern leadership, influence is an essential skill—often making the difference between teams that thrive and those that merely survive. Yet, many leaders misunderstand what it truly means to influence others. Rather than relying on authority or formal power, effective influence is grounded in building meaningful relationships, understanding others' goals, and fostering an environment of collaboration and trust.</p> <p>This episode explores how intentional relationship-building can create lasting value and resilience within organizations. Listeners will discover the missteps leaders often make, strategies to build credibility before a crisis arises, and how core values such as...
Screw Up Happy. Andrea Wodniok on Mistakes, Playfulness, and Being Human
<p>What if mistakes aren’t something to hide or avoid. but something we can actually work with?</p> <p>In this episode of Stories for the Future, I’m joined by Andrea Wodniok for a playful, honest conversation about messiness, inner critics, and learning to screw up happy.</p> <p>Andrea works with applied improv, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and the Hero’s Journey. She helps people with public speaking, communication, creativity, and confidence. always with a strong focus on playfulness, presence, and being human.</p> <p>Together, we explore:</p> Why we’re often so afraid of getting...
EE468 - Mentor Moment: Opening the Books - How Eoin Cantwell Built a Transparent Food Empire
<p >What happens when a founder opens the company’s books to every single staff member — salaries, P&L, everything?<br>In this episode, Eoin Cantwell, founder of Fitt Meals, shares the bold move that transformed his culture, boosted performance, and created true ownership across his team.</p><p >Eoin opens up about:</p><p >why he embraced full financial transparency with staff</p><p >how he teaches the “why” behind decisions, not just the “what”</p><p >building accountability and KPIs in a growing food business</p><p >scaling a bootstrap company while protecting quality</p><p >the mindset shifts he ha...
Menopause Masterclass Pt 3: Your Menopause Toolkit, Free Resources & Exactly What to Ask Your Doctor! With Dr. Mary Claire Haver
<p>It’s YOUR Menopause Masterclass Part 3! In this episode, one of the top menopause doctors in the world, Dr. Mary Claire Haver is giving you your Menopause Toolkit, including the tests you need to ask your doctor for, how to prep for your next appointment, what resources are available for free and so much more! Plus everything your doctor forgot to mention to you about menopause! </p> <p> Right now 1.2 billion women are in perimenopause or menopause and whether or not you’re experiencing this personally in your life right now, I guarantee you someone in your life is…whether...
EE469 - Air Miles for the High Street: How Squid Is Rewiring Local Loyalty
<p >In this episode of The Entrepreneur Experiment, Gary Fox welcomes back Matthew Coffey, co-founder of Squid, Ireland and the UK’s largest local loyalty network with 550,000+ users and nearly 2,000 independent businesses.</p><p >What began as a simple tap-for-coffee reward app has evolved into a powerful loyalty and payments infrastructure - and now Squid has launched Wave, a universal points currency described as “air miles for the high street.” You can now earn points in one brand and redeem them in another, all by linking your everyday spending cards.</p><p >Matthew breaks down how Squid integrated with global giants...
The #1 Menopause Doctor Masterclass: How to Lose Belly Fat, Sleep Better & Stop Suffering Now! Dr. Mary Claire Haver
<p>I love a truly life-changing episode and I am SO excited for this one today - we’re shedding light on everything your doctor forgot to mention to you about menopause! </p> <p><br></p> <p>Right now 1.2 billion women are in perimenopause or menopause and whether or not you’re experiencing this personally in your life right now, I guarantee you someone in your life is…whether you’re a man or woman, menopause is going to affect you because it’s going to affect 50% of our society. Right now whether you or someone you love is experiencing perimenopa...
US uses private data to track immigrants
<p>A new FT investigation maps out the web of data brokers, private companies and government agencies that federal agents are using to help with their mass deportations. The FT’s Peter Andringa and Stefania Palma explain how corporate entities have created a surveillance network that can track immigrants across the country. </p><br><p>Mentioned in this podcast:</p><p>Trump’s immigration data dragnet</p><p>US criminal immigration cases overtake drug and fraud prosecutions</p><br><p>Email Marc with your questions (Marc.Filippino@FT.com)</p><p>Sign up for the FT’s Swamp Notes newsletter here</p...
Live from Beyond Oil 2025: Actionable Hope in a Changing Climate Future.
<p>In this special episode of Stories for the Future, I moderate a panel at the Beyond Oil Conference 2025: Changing Climate Futures conference in Bergen.</p> <p>Our theme: Actionable Hope in a Changing Climate Future.</p> <p>We talk about what hope does when the world feels like it’s unraveling — and what it looks like when hope becomes something you act on.</p> <p>In this episode you’ll hear voices from science, media, creative arts and strategy — and come away with ideas for how to lean into hope, not just as a feeling, but as a modality of chang...
Questions are the Answer to your Leadership Effectiveness! with Laura and Dominic Ashley-Timms
<p>Podcast Better! Sign up with Libsyn and get up to 2 months free! Use promo code: RLP</p> <p>How can simply asking better questions make you a more effective leader? Kevin sits down with Dominic Ashley-Timms and Laura Ashley-Timms to discuss moving from directive leadership towards an approach centered on inquiry. Drawing on their experience working with leaders globally, they share practical insights into how small changes in how we engage, particularly through purposeful, well-timed questions, can lead to greater team engagement, reduced burnout, and a culture of accountability. They present the STAR® model—Stop, Think, Ask, Result—as a too...
Why Trump wants to ‘run’ other countries
<p>After a military operation to capture Venezuela's leader, the Trump administration is seeking influence over other regions across the western hemisphere. The FT’s national editor Edward Luce and US-Europe foreign affairs correspondent Amy Mackinnon share their insights on how Trump and his cabinet have come to embrace the idea of foreign intervention.</p><br><p>Mentioned in this podcast:</p><p>Trump really wants Greenland</p><p>US says using military is among ‘options’ to acquire Greenland</p><p>How the US’s audacious operation to capture Nicolás Maduro unfolded</p><br><p>Sign up for the FT’s Swam...
Mastering The Strangest Secret
<p>Back in the 1950s, a guy named Earl Nightingale recorded something for his sales team that became the first gold record for spoken word. It was called "The Strangest Secret," and it changed everything about personal development.</p> <p>I'm taking you back in time today to share those classic lessons because they still work. Maybe even better now than they did 70 years ago.</p> <p>I started my career as a baby DJ clipping Earl's cassette tapes into three-minute segments at the Motivation Station in Palm Beach. That's my pedigree. And today, I'm breaking down the seven principles...
AAR32 - Listener Q&A: How to Calculate Your Real Savings Rate
<p>Want to help us make the Investing for Beginners Podcast even better? Take our quick listener survey at https://einvestingforbeginners.com/podsurvey and you’ll be entered to win a $500 Amazon gift card next month. Bonus: the first 100 respondents also get free IFB swag.</p> <p><br></p> <p>In this listener Q&A episode of At Any Rate, Evan Raidt answers two practical questions from Keaton: how to estimate the after-tax value of 401(k) contributions, and how to save for unpredictable big expenses like car repairs and home maintenance.</p> <p><br></p> <p>First, Evan explains why 401(k...
Finding Value Stocks that 3X w/ Samit Umatiya from UIG Funds
<p>Want to help us make the Investing for Beginners Podcast even better? Take our quick listener survey at https://einvestingforbeginners.com/podsurvey and you’ll be entered to win a $500 Amazon gift card next month. Bonus: the first 100 respondents also get free IFB swag.</p> <p><br></p> <p>In this episode, Andrew sits down with Samit Umatiya, Managing Partner at UIG, to talk about how he went from day trading to running a value-oriented investment fund.</p> <p><br></p> <p>They dig into what “value” actually means in practice, how Samit thinks about free cash flow, and why qu...
3 Peter Lynch Principles That Can Make You a Better Investor
<p>Want to help us make the Investing for Beginners Podcast even better? Take our quick listener survey at https://einvestingforbeginners.com/podsurvey and you’ll be entered to win a $500 Amazon gift card next month. Bonus: the first 100 respondents also get free IFB swag.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Andrew and Dave break down three Peter Lynch principles from Beating the Street and how they apply them in real investing decisions. The focus is on avoiding “rearview mirror” thinking, building conviction in great businesses, and finding opportunity where nobody’s paying attention.</p> <p><br></p> <p>They cover examples...
AAR33 - Times Are Changing: Here's How to Get Ahead
<p>Want to help us make the Investing for Beginners Podcast even better? Take our quick listener survey at https://einvestingforbeginners.com/podsurvey and you’ll be entered to win a $500 Amazon gift card next month. Bonus: the first 100 respondents also get free IFB swag.</p> <p><br></p> <p>In this episode of At Any Rate, Evan Raidt and Andrew Sather dig into the four big reasons it feels so much harder to get ahead financially in 2026: housing is way less affordable, wage growth has stalled, personal debt is at record highs, and savings rates have plummeted.</p> <p><br...
Politics and Productivity
<p>When world events feel overwhelming, and your to-do list never ends, you don't need better time management. You need better focus.</p> <p>I was driving my Jeep, thinking about politics and productivity, when it hit me - most people aren't distracted, they're just focused on the wrong stuff. In this episode, I share why being strategically lazy beats being frantically busy, and introduce my 4D productivity framework that successful people use to win their days.</p> <p>Stop trying to do everything and start doing what matters. Your productivity problem isn't about effort.</p> <p>Featured Story</p> <...
EE464 - Mentor Moment: Pádraig Ó Céidigh — From Teaching to Buying an Airline
<p >How does a schoolteacher from Connemara end up buying his own airline?<br>In this Mentor Moment, Pádraig Ó Céidigh, former owner of Aer Arann, shares how instinct and courage led him to take one of the boldest entrepreneurial leaps in Irish business — remortgaging his home to keep a vital island service alive.</p><p >🎙️ Listen to the full conversation in Episode 408 of The Entrepreneur Experiment to hear Pádraig’s full story of risk, resilience, and leadership.<br>💡 If you haven’t already, hit follow or subscribe for more weekly founder insights and Mentor Moments.</p><p >—— </p><p >Subscribe to our...
EE473 - Spencer Matthews: The Identity Shift That Built CleanCo (and Changed Everything)
<p >In this episode of The Entrepreneur Experiment, Gary Fox sits down with Spencer Matthews - founder of CleanCo, endurance adventurer, and the definition of a modern founder operating across business, body and brain.</p><p >Spencer shares the real story behind his identity shift: from heavy drinking and coasting, to building extreme discipline through endurance challenges, and channeling that same intensity into building CleanCo. He opens up about raising big money, moving too fast, the U.S. expansion that didn’t land, stepping back from the day-to-day, and what he’d do differently if he was starting again.</p><p >I...
Lead with AI: Turning Tech Anxiety into Leadership Advantage | Tracy Sheen | Episode 352
<p>In an era where artificial intelligence and digital solutions are rapidly reshaping the business landscape, leaders are confronted with both exciting opportunities and significant challenges. Leveraging AI isn't just about adopting flashy new tools or automating mundane tasks; it's about reimagining leadership itself. Today’s leaders must transition from simply managing people to mastering the art of leading with technology—using AI as a collaborative partner to boost efficiency, foster innovation, and build adaptable, future-ready teams.</p> <p>Understanding and embracing AI is no longer optional. It is the new leadership literacy—akin to financial literacy in decades past. Leader...
The Invisible Walls of Wealth
<p>In this episode of The Velvet Rope Podcast, we uncover a rarely discussed truth about the ultra-wealthy: their money has limits. While their resources might buy access to exclusive experiences, luxurious lifestyles, and coveted possessions, there are essential things that even billions can’t secure—trust, authenticity, love, and genuine happiness.</p><p>Join us as we delve into stories from the affluent world, examining how these elusive qualities often slip through even the wealthiest fingers. We’ll explore the lessons some clients learn only after paying an extraordinarily high price, and how these insights can guide service providers who ca...
Living an Illuminated Life: Signs, Angels, God & The Universe Guiding You with Laura Lynne Jackson Pt 2
<p>Do you believe that God or the Universe or even loved ones who are watching over you, are guiding you? If you’ve ever wondered how exactly do you see signs and trust them, how do you connect with your team of light, guardian angels or spirit guides, how do you know you’re being guided and not alone, and how can you use it all to live a more connected, purpose-filled and love-filled life this incredible part 2 episode with Laura Lynne Jackson is for YOU! </p> <p>Laura has become a global phenomenon sharing that “You are not walkin...
#374: Lessons in Resilience During a Government Shutdown
<p>In this episode, Perry Holley and Chris Goede share lessons in resilience during a government shutdown that disrupted their travel plans. They walk through Valerie Burton's Rules of Resilience and how they applied them in real-time to navigate the challenges they faced. They discuss the importance of staying adaptive as a leader and keeping calm in the face of uncertainty, as the team will take emotional cues from their leader. Furthermore, they highlight how every disruption presents a learning opportunity for both the leader and the team. Overall, the episode offers practical insights on how to lead oneself and...
#B2: Soul Leadership with Steve Robinson and Jared Cagle
<p >In this episode, Jared Cagle interviews Steve Robinson about the importance of leaders addressing their own inner health to cultivate healthier organizations. They explain how unprocessed trauma can shape leadership decisions and organizational culture, and why it's crucial for executives to recognize and work through their internal challenges. Steve Robinson shares practical strategies for self-regulation, resilience, and post-traumatic growth, offering actionable steps for leaders who want to increase their effectiveness and well-being. Listeners walk away with a deeper understanding of how inner work not only strengthens individual leaders but also creates psychologically safe and thriving workplace cultures.</p> <p >...
The Leadership Muscle That Atrophies First Under Stress | Episode 361
<p>In today’s complex and high-speed environment, leaders are navigating an unprecedented flood of demands, decisions, and disruptions. The constant barrage of emails, meetings, and shifting priorities often leads leaders into a state where urgency outweighs importance and action is mistaken for progress. Amid these pressures, a critical—yet often overlooked—leadership muscle begins to weaken: judgment.</p> <p>This episode dives deep into how sustained stress affects decision-making and perspective. Recognizing the signs of judgment fatigue and understanding its impact on teams and organizations is essential for anyone in a leadership position. Listeners will uncover strategies to protect, recove...
Why the World Needs You to Lead - Thoughts from Kevin
<p >The world doesn't get better unless someone leads — and that someone can be you.</p> <p >In this episode of Remarkable TV, I share why leadership is both a responsibility and an opportunity, and why you don't need a title, position, or all the answers to begin leading.</p> <p >Leadership can happen anywhere:</p> <p >On your team</p> <p >In your organization</p> <p >In your family</p> <p >In your community</p> <p >In this episode, I talk about:</p> <p >Why asking questions matters more than having answers</p> <p >Why leadership is about desire, no...
How Culture Shapes Climate Action – with Climate Anthropologist Tessa Hartman
<p>What if solving climate change starts with better conversations, not just better tech?</p> <p>In this episode, I talk with Tessa Hartman, a climate anthropologist and facilitator, about why culture shapes how we perceive and respond to climate challenges. We explore how empathy, social norms, and smart design can unlock new ways of working together – even across deep divides.</p> <p>🎙️ In this episode:</p> What a “climate anthropologist” actually does How culture, identity, and worldview shape climate action The power of asking why in tough conversations UX design meets sustainability – making solutions people actually want to use Bridge-buildi...
How Jac Dunne Reinvented Her Career and Stepped into Fintech Leadership
<p >In this episode of The Entrepreneur Experiment, Gary Fox sits down with Jac Dunne, CEO of Dimply, an AI-powered financial experience platform that’s quietly reshaping how banks, insurers and wealth managers serve their customers.<br>After almost three decades in legacy finance, Jac made a bold move in her mid-50s into regtech and then fintech, “bookending” her career by building the kind of technology she always wished existed inside the big institutions. She breaks down what Dimply actually does in plain English, how it powers hyper-personalised journeys inside apps like AIB’s, and why the future of money wi...
Bird's Eye View of GE Vernova
<p>Want to help us make the Investing for Beginners Podcast even better? Take our quick listener survey at https://einvestingforbeginners.com/podsurvey and you’ll be entered to win a $500 Amazon gift card next month. Bonus: the first 100 respondents also get free IFB swag.</p> <p><br></p> <p>This episode is a Bird’s Eye View breakdown of GE Vernova (ticker: GEV), a newer standalone company spun out of General Electric. Andrew and Dave walk through what the business is, how it makes money, and why it’s showing up in investor conversations—especially around electrification and power demand.<...
#378: How to Sustain Your Leadership Influence
<p>In this episode, Perry Holley and Chris Goede discuss strategies for sustaining leadership influence over time. They explore the importance of modeling consistency of character, as trust is built through everyday actions rather than grand gestures. They also highlight the significance of honest communication, emphasizing the need for leaders to align their words and actions to maintain credibility with their teams. Additionally, they address the role of transparency and humility in leadership, encouraging leaders to admit their weaknesses, mistakes, and need for help. Discover practical insights for leaders seeking to maintain and grow their influence in a lasting way.<...
Where to Put Money When the Market Feels Risky with Dave and Friends
<p>Want to help us make the Investing for Beginners Podcast even better? Take our quick listener survey at https://einvestingforbeginners.com/podsurvey and you’ll be entered to win a $500 Amazon gift card next month. Bonus: the first 100 respondents also get free IFB swag.</p> <p><br></p> <p>In this episode, the Pitch Team (Tyler, Brandon, and Constantin) gets into a practical conversation about what to do when your portfolio feels “too hot” and you’re worried about a downturn. The group talks through how risk tolerance, time horizon, and having an actual exit plan matter more than trying t...
Communication Mastery for Leaders: Decoding the Four Conversations | Chuck Wisner | Episode 354
<p>Clear, honest, and effective communication is the cornerstone of high-performing leadership. Yet, despite communicating constantly, many leaders and teams struggle to connect, align, and truly collaborate. At the heart of the challenge are unconscious habits and patterns—often inherited from families, cultures, and early experiences—that keep conversations stuck in autopilot, limit understanding, and erode trust.</p> <p><b>Timestamped Overview</b></p> [00:04:22] Why Communication Goes Wrong: Exploring the challenges of human conversation and why so many leaders struggle with it.[00:06:20] The Blueprint for Better Conversations: Introduction to the need for practical frameworks and new distinctions in how we talk...
#1 Secret to Aging Well w/Dr. Gabrielle Lyon! Get Fit, Prevent Disease & Future-Proof Your Body
<p>Do you want to sharpen your mind, strengthen your body and learn what really moves the needle when it comes to aging well? Do you feel like you’ve tried so many things that aren’t working and wish your energy was higher, your body was stronger and your metabolism was faster? Dr. Gabrielle Lyon, one of the most compelling, science-driven physicians who’s redefining what we know about strength, aging, resilience, and human potential, is in the studio today and she’s sharing the #1 secret that you can do right now in your life, to age well, optimize your wei...
Decisions Can Be Messy
<p>Ever feel like you're talking into the wind, trying hard to figure out what actually matters?</p> <p>I've been all over the place lately, experimenting with new formats and longer episodes. Truth is, I was feeling disconnected. You guys got quiet, and I couldn't tell if I was helping anymore.</p> <p>Then I dug into 400 comments from you. What I discovered changed everything about how I think about this show and what you actually need from it. Sometimes the answer isn't creating something new. It's understanding what's been working all along.</p> <p>Featured Story</p> <p>...
Why Nobody Trusts You Anymore
<p>It's 53 degrees in Florida, and I'm freezing. But that's not what we need to talk about today.</p> <p>We're living in a trust deficit. Attention used to be the game, but we got burned out from all the noise. Now everyone's got blockers up and spam filters running. Jobs are harder to land. Customers are tougher to reach. Relationships take more work.</p> <p>But people are still out there. They're just interested in what interests them. And if you understand how to navigate this new interest era, everything changes. Your career, your business, your connections. All of...
Selling the Invisible: The Art of Marketing the Intangible
<p>Affluent clients don’t buy products or services—they buy how those offerings make them feel. In this episode, we delve into the art of selling a vision, inspired by the approach of Marlowe “Mirage” Morgan, a consultant whose pitch is as captivating as the skyline from the Shard in London.</p><p>Marlowe’s unique ability to sell belief rather than features or benefits led half the room at her private event to sign up for her services—without ever discussing price. Learn how to craft a vision that resonates with your audience, connects on an emotional level, and position...
Culture Shock: Why Leaders Miss What Matters Most | Laura Hamill | Episode 356
<p>Every leader eventually grapples with the question: what truly shapes long-term, sustainable success? The answer, more often than not, lies beneath visible strategies and surface-level metrics—it’s the invisible force of organizational culture. Culture isn’t just a backdrop; it’s the water in which every member swims. It quietly shapes mindsets, behaviors, engagement, and ultimately execution on strategy. Unfortunately, culture is often misunderstood, neglected, or reduced to generic values on a wall, leaving organizations unaware of its potential to make or break growth.</p> <p>Leaders who ignore or underestimate the profound power of culture risk systemic underper...
You Are Going to Get Fired by AI
<p>Are you waking up at 3 AM, worried that AI will take your job?</p> <p>Most people are either losing their jobs to AI or panicking about when it's coming. The band-aid is off. This is happening whether we like it or not.</p> <p>I've been geeking out on this stuff since my first Commodore VIC-20. I got AI three years ago, well before most people did. And I'm going to tell you something that might surprise you.</p> <p>You don't have to die in this transition. You just have to be reborn.</p> <p>Stick with...
#379: It Helps to Have Thick Skin
<p >In this episode, Perry Holley and Chris Goede explore the concept of developing thick skin as a leader. They discuss the importance of emotional intelligence in leadership and how leaders with high emotional intelligence can better handle negativity and criticism. They also share tips on how to reframe negative feedback and use it as an opportunity for growth and learning. Additionally, they emphasize the significance of evaluating the source of feedback and not allowing it to dictate one's self-belief and leadership abilities. Overall, the episode provides valuable insights on how leaders can cultivate resilience and maintain a growth mindset...
How to Feel Young Again
<p>Remember when you were 16, and anything felt possible? When your biggest concerns were finding the right job to meet cute girls and figuring out how late you could sleep on Saturday?</p> <p>I'm dragging you back in time today because somewhere between high school graduation and now, a lot of us lost that edge. We traded dreams for responsibilities, excitement for worry, and freedom for obligations we never questioned.</p> <p>But what if you could recapture some of that energy without actually being 16 again?</p> <p>Featured Story</p> <p>The Rolex 24 is roaring six miles from...
Awareness Beats Clarity
<p>Ever feel stuck trying to figure out what you want when something deeper is stirring inside you? I spent the last week going through a personal transformation that reminded me of something most coaches get backwards.</p> <p>Awareness isn't the result of getting clear. It's what comes first.</p> <p>Before you can have clarity, confidence, or any breakthrough you're chasing, you have to become painfully aware of what's already shaping your life. Until you accept what you discover, you can't move forward. This episode walks you through why awareness beats everything else and what happens when you...
Your Menopause Masterclass Pt 2: How to Lose Belly Fat, Sleep Better & Stop Suffering Now! Dr. Mary Claire Haver
<p>Back by popular demand, one of the top menopause doctors in the world, Dr. Mary Claire Haver is here, in this Part 2 Menopause Masterclass Episode where we’re tackling your changing hormones, and Hormone Replacement Therapy! We’re going there with everything you want and need to know! Plus everything your doctor forgot to mention to you about menopause! </p> <p>Right now 1.2 billion women are in perimenopause or menopause and whether or not you’re experiencing this personally in your life right now, I guarantee you someone in your life is…whether you’re a man or woman, menopause...
Rethinking Accountability: Why Blame Kills Culture & How to Lead Better | Michael Timms | Episode 355
<p>Accountability is often misunderstood and even dreaded in many workplaces, largely because it has been associated with blame and punishment instead of empowerment and ownership. For leaders striving to create high-performing teams, understanding and promoting true accountability is critical. This episode explores how accountability, when properly defined and modeled, shifts team dynamics from finger-pointing to taking ownership of results and supporting each other to achieve continuous improvement. Listeners will discover why traditional approaches to accountability are holding leaders and organizations back—and how adopting practices rooted in responsibility for results, not just tasks, forms the bedrock of a resilient an...
#377: Closing Your Year with Intention
<p >In this episode, Chris Goede and Perry Holley share practical tips for leaders to intentionally close out the year and prepare for the next. They discuss the importance of reflecting on wins and lessons learned, identifying patterns, and seeking input from the team to gain valuable insights. They also explore the concept of a "letting go" list and aligning with the team's purpose and priorities. Discover the significance of setting clear priorities for the first quarter and communicating changes with clarity to ensure a strong start to the new year.</p> <p >Become a Maxwell Leadership Certified Team Member!<...
EE471 - Live Podcast Special: Aine Kennedy, Nadia Adan, and Jack Pierse: Building Brands in Public
<p >Recorded live at The Sugar Club, this special edition of The Entrepreneur Experiment brings three standout Irish founders on stage for an honest, high-energy conversation about building modern businesses in public.<br><br>Aine Kennedy, founder of The Smooth Company and newly crowned EY Entrepreneur of the Year, shares how she launched her first product with no budget, built everything herself, with the help of her family, and turned documenting the journey on TikTok into 150 million organic views, now shipping to 70 countries worldwide.<br><br>Nadia Adan, founder of Ashford Motors, breaks down how she went from a small...
How to Get Into High-Net-Worth Circles Without Feeling Like an Outsider
<p>In this episode, we break down the myth of exclusive, secretive networks among the ultra-wealthy. Rather than relying on a mysterious handshake or insider code, the key to gaining access lies in the value you bring—specifically through the power of storytelling. Discover how crafting and sharing your unique narrative can help you confidently navigate high-net-worth circles, regardless of your background.</p><p>Key Discussion Points:</p>Debunking the Myth:The notion that entry into elite circles depends on birthright or wealth alone is challenged.There isn’t a secret handshake; what really matters is how you position yourself.The...
#380: Detachment is a Leadership Superpower
<p>In this episode, Perry Holley and Chris Goede explore the concept of detachment as a leadership superpower. They explain how detachment allows leaders to control their emotional reactions under pressure, creating space between an event and their response. They also discuss how detached leaders can drastically improve their decision making by evaluating information more accurately and in real-time. Furthermore, they emphasize that detachment expands perspective, enabling leaders to look beyond immediate threats and notice secondary issues, downstream consequences, and opportunities to pivot.</p> <p> Become a Maxwell Leadership Certified Team Member!</p>
The Long Game Hustle
<p>If you’re in the game of selling to the affluent, you’ve probably noticed something—these clients don’t rush. They don’t impulse-buy mansions, multi-million-dollar portfolios, or high-ticket consulting. Instead, they take their time, do their homework, and test you long before they trust you.</p><p>And that’s where most professionals blow it. They expect quick wins, fast closes, and immediate decisions. But here’s the hard truth: the high-net-worth world doesn’t operate on your timeline. It operates on theirs.</p><h3>🔥 In This Episode, You’ll Learn:</h3><p>✅ Why wealthy clients delay decisions—and how to wo...
The Rich Are Different (But Not That Different)|| EP 3
<p>Benny, a financial savant who sees spreadsheets as poetry, has a simple philosophy: money is logical; people are not. But in the world of luxury marketing and wealth management, understanding people—messy, emotional, and unpredictable as they are—is just as critical as understanding numbers.</p><p>In this episode, we unpack the nuanced reality of the wealthy: how they differ from the rest of us in lifestyle, yet share the same emotional undercurrents that drive decision-making. Benny’s struggle with the human side of wealth offers a lens into the challenges of serving affluent clients who often defy logica...
Trump’s bid to remake the world order
<p>Before his trip to Davos this week, Donald Trump threatened tariffs, and even hinted at using military force, to take over Greenland. The US president’s fixation ripped open a diplomatic wound that has been growing steadily over the past year. The Council on Foreign Relations' Benn Steil and the FT’s US foreign affairs correspondent Abigail Hauslohner explain how this week may have reshaped the western world permanently. </p><br><p>Mentioned in this podcast:</p><p>‘Waiting for the king’: how Trump dominated Davos </p><p>Broad mandate of Trump’s Board of Peace sets it up for rivalry...
Are Your Desires Getting in Your Way? - Thoughts from Kevin
<p >Are your desires helping you move forward—or quietly getting in your way?</p> <p >In this episode of Remarkable TV, I share a simple but powerful leadership lesson inspired by intermittent fasting. While the example starts with food, the real message is about how momentary desires—often driven by habits and situations—can pull us off our long-term path.</p> <p >Desire is powerful. It can motivate us. But if we don't keep it in perspective, it can also distract us from the future we truly want.</p> <p>My name is Kevin Eikenberry and I'm here to help y...
You are Not Alone: Signs, Angels, God & How the Universe is Guiding You w/Laura Lynne Jackson
<p>Do you believe in signs, angels, God or that the Universe is Guiding You? My guest today has become a global phenomenon sharing that “You are not walking this life alone.” If you’ve ever asked the questions, Who am I, really? Why am I here? Am I being guided by a power greater than myself? And is that really real? Are my loved ones who passed, still actually with me? How do I carry the grief of missing them? Is it really possible they’re sending me signs, letting me know they’re here and that I’m never alone...
The biggest predictions in politics next year
<p>The FT’s Lauren Fedor and Derek Brower look back on the moments that stood out in 2025 and offer their predictions for what’s to come in the new year.</p><br><p>Mentioned in this podcast:</p><p>Forecasting the world in 2026</p><br><p>Email Marc with your questions (Marc.Filippino@FT.com)</p><p>Sign up for the FT’s Swamp Notes newsletter here</p><br><p>Swamp Notes is hosted by Marc Filippino and produced by Henry Larson. This week’s show was mixed by Sam Giovinco. The FT’s acting co head of audio is Topher...
