Episodes
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n this episode I interview Chris Vance, Founder and CEO of https://www.playgroundsessions.com/ which teaches people to play the piano and who along with Quincy Jones produced the world's biggest piano recital at: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=274868297107590 where 7000 people learned "You Raise Me Up" and 925 people submitted videos and whose wakeup call was realizing that like many people he wanted to learn to play a musical instrument, but it was too difficult.
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In this episode I speak with Mick Ebeling, one of the Top 50 World's Greatest Leaders and Founder of Not Impossible and how he came to believe that nothing is impossible
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In this episode I speak with women empowerment thought leader and author of "The Most Powerful You," Kathy Caprino, about her journey with wakeup call from being stuck in a job she couldn't stand to now helping women around the world become brave and realize and use the power they don't even know they have.
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In this episode I speak with David Cote, former CEO of Honeywell and author of, "Winning Now, Winning Later: How Companies Can Win the Short Term While Investing in the Long Term," whose wakeup call was becoming a dad and also learning he had a counterintuitive ability to fix and grow companies.
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In this episode I speak with Richard Levick, strategic communications counsel on the highest-profile public affairs and business matters globally, on seeing injustice in the world as a young child and being committed to help correct them.
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In this episode I speak with the World's #1 Start Up Coach, Alisa Cohn, about her waking up from feeling unseen in life to taking charge of her life and inspiring all of us to do the same.
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In this episode I speak with 2020 Democratic Presidential Candidate, and super successful businessman turned progressive cause champion, Tom Steyer, on how he came to be so committed to serving the future through climate change initiatives, registering young voters, business and jobs recovery and much more.
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In this episode I speak with author and activist, Michael Ellsberg, about his work decriminalizing the sex for cash industry and his wakeup call coming to terms with his Bipolar disorder.
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In this episode I speak with fine arts photographer, award winning film creator and director (of "Look at us now, Mother"), Gayle Kirschenbaum about the power of mental AND physical healing through forgiveness.
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In this episode I speak with Colonel (Ret) Chris Kolenda, Founder of Strategic Leaders Academy whose wake up call was to to become a committed, determined leader and trainer of leaders after having been assaulted at 15.
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In this episode I speak with "Back to Balance" author and CEO of the Medical Group Management Association, Halee Fischer-Wright, about her waking up to realizing how important it is to be a better listener if you want to be more impactful as a leader
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"You're much better than the worst you have ever done." In this episode I speak with Father Gregory Boyle, Founder of Homeboy Industries, one of the largest rehabilitators of gang members, and whose every word overflows with making the world a more forgiving place.
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In this episode I speak with world renowned "Disaster Avoidance Expert" and author of: "Resilience: Adapt and Plan for the New Abnormal of the Covid-19 Coronavirus Pandemic," Dr. Gleb Tsipursky about his waking up to how people make bad decisions by "trusting their gut" too much.
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In this episode I speak with Bobby Herrera, author of "The Gift of Struggle," about how an act of kindness to him when he was 17 changed his life and also how realizing the positive aspects of struggle can make it easier to get through them.
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In this episode I speak with Innosight, Co-Founder and co-author of "Lead from the Future," Mark Johnson about how to see into the future and then "future back" from it to change your company and life.
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In this episode I speak with Amy Newmark, Editor in Chief and Publisher of the Chicken Soup for the Soul book series about her wakeup call realizing how life changing average people's stories can be and how they made her a nicer person.
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In this episode I speak with facial coding expert and Sensory Logic, President, Dan Hill, about waking up to be fascinated by facial expressions from a combination of growing up in a foreign country, visiting Dachau and falling in love with Rembrandt
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In this episode I speak to Shane Snow, investigative journalist, and author of "Dream Teams" whose wakeup call was having his hard working dad read Hardy Boys books to him at night and which turned into his knowing he wanted to be a journalist and more.
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In this episode I speak with "How Women Rise" co-author, Sally Helgesen, who is also one of the top women coaches in the world about her waking up to her purpose when she was inspired by pulling together with the purpose to serve by the Sisters at her Catholic School as a child
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In this episode I speak with former prison doctor, Karen Gedney, M.D. author of "30 Years Behind Bars," about trying to humanize a prison system that was against her and also surviving an assault/rape by a prisoner who was then killed by a SWAT team while she was still a captive.
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