As Told By Nomads

The graveyard: Les Brown once called this place the richest place on earth! Because of all the unrealized potential, unfinished inventions, and unfulfilled dreams. All the could haves, would haves and should have been. So I'm on a mission to get us all to die empty and to remind you today to connect with your purpose. Is there something you've always wanted to do that you haven't done yet?

Marianne Williamson once said our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. It's that we are powerful beyond measure. While we are talking about fear, I want to suggest a mindset shift. Instead of being afraid of failure or success. Be afraid of not achieving your fullest potential.  Everybody dies but not everybody lives so live and use that to use your difference to make a difference.

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Today's interview is with Rick Snyder, an American-born, Paris-based CEO of  Three Hats, a leading business consulting firm. Snyder is an international business coach, writer, speaker, and consultant who has launched three businesses. He is an expert in mentoring, training, and teaching others how to utilize the process of bringing intuition into an effective business plan and company culture. Having lived the past few years in France, Snyder brings a global perspective to his teachings. His breakthrough strategies have been implemented by executives and businesses in Europe, Canada, Asia and America.

We discuss the following:

• Why he believes people should use intuition to guide their decisions in business and in life
• How one can one leverage a gut feeling to make the right hiring or firing decision
• How the European approach to building a stronger company culture is different from how America does it

Resource Mentioned In The Episode

• Three Hats Website: http://www.three-hats.com/

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Today's interview is with Chris Hallberg. He is a seasoned business advisor, United States Army veteran, and author of The Business Sergeant’s Field Manual (ranked #9 on Inc.’s “Top 50 Leadership and Management Experts” list). 

We discuss:

• The number one reason most businesses fail, and the type of mindset entrepreneurs should possess prior to launching their own venture
• His experience advising hundreds of companies across the U.S. and common mistakes made time and time again
• His unique leadership style—which incorporates elements of military and systematic approaches
• The biggest fails he’s seen in his 25+ years in the industry and what he did to correct them

Resource Mentioned In The Episode

• The Business Sergeant’s Field Manual: https://www.amazon.com/Business-Sergeants-Field-Manual-Execution/dp/0999101803/

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The journey to self is the most important journey that we'll ever take. Temptations to conform and fit into certain boxes will pop up constantly but our duty is to remain true to ourselves. •

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By doing this, you will acquire the key to several things: exponential growth, community and realized potential.

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Use your DIFFERENCE to make a DIFFERENCE!

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In this episode, I talk about a technique you can use if you want to create more understanding, facilitate open dialogue, and engage in thoughtful, respectful disagreements.

Link to article if you prefer to read here: http://tayorockson.com/blog/how-to-practice-yes-and-improv-your-way-to-successful-conversations

Link to how to connect across cultures effectively article: http://tayorockson.com/blog/how-to-effectively-connect-across-cultures

Episode 55: https://media.acast.com/astoldbynomads/055-the-transformative-power-of-improvisation-in-business-and-life-with-bob-kulhan/media.mp3

Episode 225: https://media.acast.com/astoldbynomads/225-howtogettoyesandinbusinesswithbobkulhan/media.mp3

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Today's interview is with Brian Hoffman. Brian Hoffman is the Founder and CEO of Nomad Credit. Nomad Credit is a financial marketplace for those underserved by other marketplaces. We aim to find the right product for international students and/or visa holders currently or planning to live in the U.S. The main visa holders we serve are F1, J1, L1 and H-1B visas. Nomad Credit allows international students and visa holders to search for education loans, education loan refinancing, personal loans, auto loans, auto insurance, student medical insurance, renters insurance and credit cards. Based upon the information provided in a search, Nomad Credit provides potential options for that international student or visa holder to compare.

Nomad is a financial marketplace for those underserved by other financial service firms. they help find the right products for international students and /or visa holders living or planning to live in the U.S.

Resources Mentioned In The Episode

• Nomad Credit: http://www.nomadcredit.com

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Today's episode is with Tommy Breedlove. Tommy Breedlove is the founder of Choose Goodness, a company dedicated to helping executives and entrepreneurs focus beyond the financial bottom line. By empowering leaders, Tommy bridges the gap between humanity and profitably. He transforms organizations to attract and retain the best and brightest people, create a loyal customer base and promote goodwill within their communities. Choose Goodness provides both the rational and emotional perspectives to the strategic and financial decision making process. Since beginning his career at Deloitte, Tommy has spent 20 years serving companies as a CPA and financial consultant. He still serves as Board Advisor, Chair and/or Director for multiple for-profit and civic entities.

We discuss the following:

• Reconnecting your passion to organizational greatness
• How to use the power of choice, to empower and monetize your goodness
• Why “It’s not personal, it’s just business” is false
• When walking away is critical to long-term success 

Resources Mentioned In The Episode

• Website: http://www.tommybreedlove.com/
• Book: http://www.tommybreedlove.com/get-inspired/book-from-pawn-to-king/

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Today's interview is with Melina Mallos. Melina is a bilingual author of two children's books, Catch that Cat! and Trip to Greece. She started writing picture books to help kids connect in a positive way to Greece - its beautiful landscape and people. Having moved from her birthplace in Greece to Australia at the age of 6, Melina is passionate about helping other children understand and appreciate their own cultural heritage and that of others. A trained early childhood educator, Melina is actively involved in the juvenile cultural education sphere in Brisbane’s thriving Greek community.

Melina is also committed to sharing her knowledge on various cultural sensitivities with Australia’s parents, and is a sought-after commentator and guest speaker on issues surrounding children's cultural education. Melina was awarded a Smithsonian Fellowship in 2010, researching museum-based learning in Washington D.C. She has completed her Masters’ research in early childhood interaction and engagement in art museums.

Catch that Cat!, her first bilingual book for children, inspired children to understand and appreciate their cultural roots, and those of others. It also includes fun, engaging activities and key vocabulary for children to discover and practice whilst holidaying in Greece - either in reality or in their imagination!

We dive into her mission of connecting children with culture.

Resources Mentioned In The Episode

• Catch That Cat Book: http://www.catchthatcat.com/thebook
• Melina's Website: http://www.catchthatcat.com/

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