Kenton Lee is the innovative mind behind the "The Shoe That Grows”, a solution (and now an enormously successful non-profit) that has provided shoes for hundreds of thousands of impoverished children in places where soil-borne diseases can take their lives. Today we dive into Kenton’s journey from idea to impact, and he shared how any of us might find a way to bridge entrepreneurship with social impact. Turns out, ideas large and small, change the world for others, and we can all be a part of that kind of happiness through helping others!

Chapters

00:00 – Intro & Welcome

04:16 – Kenton’s Background

06:46 – Inspiration for The Shoe That Grows

19:40 – The Power of Small Things

27:41 – Break

29:56 – Commercial Sale of Shoes

33:45 – Working as a Nonprofit

41:23 – How to Help

In a world where unsolicited phone calls have become a nuisance for many, Roger Anderson stands out as a pioneer in fighting back against telemarketers. With his creation of the Jolly Roger bot, Anderson has devised a clever and entertaining way to respond to these unwanted calls.

Chapters

00:00 – Intro & Welcome

03:33 – The Origin of Jolly Roger Telephone Co

10:22 – How Jolly Roger Bot Works

15:20 – How Telemarketing Works

28:06 – Break

30:21 – Shark Tank Story

35:33 – Abusive Telemarketers

38:06 – Victims of Telemarketing Scams

43:08 – You Can Help Thousands with Jolly Roger Bot

47:00 – Closing

Martinus Evans is the dynamic force behind SlowAF Run Club, pioneering a revolution in running culture for people who might not see themselves taking part in the hobby. Featured in The New York Times, Evans champions inclusivity, redefining success in a world obsessed with pace. With his infectious enthusiasm, he inspires a global community to embrace their journey, no matter the speed. In this movement, the finish line isn't the goal—it's the journey itself.

Chapters

00:00 – Intro & Welcome

03:20 – Martinus’ Journey

14:08 – Insights from “Slow AF Run Club”

19:15 – Break

21:30 – What is Slow AF Run Club?

25:22 – Benefits to Being Active

26:27 – Weight Loss Myths

30:30 – The Progression of Size Inclusivity

37:41 – Advice for Your Younger Self

42:11 – Martinus’ Peak Moments

46:27 – Closing

Zoe Weil is an innovator, educator, and the driving force behind a revolutionary approach to creating positive change in the world. Her latest book, ‘The Solutionary Way,’ is not just a good read, it's a roadmap to transforming—as individuals and communities—for the better.

Chapters

00:00 – Intro & Welcome

03:09 – The Definition of Solutionary

07:23 – The Solutionary Way

18:35 – Be a Campfire, Not a Forestfire

22:53 – Break

25:09 – 4 Rules for Being a Solutionary

37:09 – 3 Questions to Ask When Becoming a Solutionary

48:58 – Bad and Better at the Same Time

56:20 – Institute for Humane Education

57:00 – The Solutionary Way and Mental Health

58:49 – What Needs to Happen Next?

1:00:47 – Closing

Darrin Tulley is a name that resonates with many of those who seek inspiration and purpose in their lives. He is the visionary author behind the acclaimed book ‘Live Your Possible,’ and the dynamic host of a podcast of the same name. But who is Darrin Tulley, and what led him to become a guiding light for so many? Learn his story of vulnerability, and see what vast possibilities we can find when we get out of our comfort zones.

00:00 – Intro & Welcome

03:08 – There is a Light Inside Every Person

09:00 – Darrin’s Diversity Inclusion Seminar Story

13:11 – Be Vulnerable First

17:25 – Privilege Comes With Responsibility

27:00 – Break

29:16 – Insights on the Word ‘Possible’

33:52 – Making a Difference Inside and Out

39:52 – Partnering Up

45:38 – “I’ll See It When I Believe It”

52:28 – Protect Your Sense of Wonder

57:18 – Story of the One-Eyed Smile

01:00:56 – You Have More Impact Than You Think

01:03:31 – Closing

Sarah Yourgrau, is the talented producer and co-host behind Mike Rowe's heartwarming series, Returning the Favor. This acclaimed show has 105 episodes with over 450 million views, and celebrates unsung heroes across America, restoring our faith in each other. She is among a handful of people who have really seen the scope of our true potential as neighbors and communities. You will be sent soaring by her stories, of one act of kindness at a time.

Chapters

00:00 - Intro & Welcome

03:42 - There Are No Mundane Moments

05:24 - Producing ‘Returning the Favor’ Series

21:55 - Break

24:11 - Gamifying Curiosity

35:06 - “I’m Not Attached to the Person I Was”

38:22 - Stories Are What Keep Us Human

42:38 - Sadness Carves Out Your Capacity for Joy

46:22 - Find Compassion & Patience with Others

48:34 - We Have So Much in Common

55:06 - Closing

Matthew Lee stands as a beacon of hope in a world often overshadowed by stress and uncertainty. He is the visionary director of The Flourishing Network at the Human Flourishing Program at Harvard, where his pioneering work has garnered widespread acclaim and tangibly transformed lives around the globe. He has some amazing practical wisdom to share, wisdom that illuminates a path to human flourishing for us all.

*Chapters*

00:00 - Intro & Welcome

02:42 - Every Person is Infinitely Valuable

07:30 - The True Meaning of Flourishing

13:31 - Flourishing is a Dialogue

19:05 - How to Know if You’re Flourishing

23:33 - The Expression “Shining Eyes”

30:24 - Break

32:40 - A Story of Grace

38:16 - Change Contempt to Curiosity

41:33 - Your Upset Can Be Your Setup

49:53 - Flourishing at Work

01:03:25 - Closing

Seth Godin, a globally renowned social entrepreneur, has the keys to finding work that not only pays the bills, but also brings profound personal satisfaction and fulfillment. With his signature blend of wisdom and story-telling, he explains how to align your career with your passions and values, and to create opportunities that lead to your dream job.

Chapters

00:00 - Intro & Welcome

03:27 - What Makes the Best Job Ever?

07:55 - Why We Need Significance

09:06 - Break

11:24 - Humans Are Not Resources

14:51 - Management Is Not Leadership

19:29 - Diversity & Collaboration in the Workplace

23:57 - The Conspiracy of Goodness

26:05 - Criticize the Work Not the Worker

29:15 - Do the Work

32:08 - “Page 19 Thinking”

33:45 - Closing

In the quiet corners of Vermont, amidst the soothing hum of nature, there's an almost impossibly deep and velvety voice that resonates with wisdom and authenticity: Meet Kris Brown, a voiceover expert whose path to success has been anything but ordinary. His journey is marked by struggles (like incarceration and homelessness), redemption (through insightful strategies), and, through it all, a relentless pursuit of several passions that he is now bringing together in a life that can inspire us all.

Chapters

00:00 – Intro & Welcome

06: 19 – Harnessing Our Positivity with Patience

10:04 – The Incarceration Story

18:27 – Reflect on Your Journey

25:13 – Positivity in Prison

29:09 – Kris’ Culinary Journey

34:14 – Break

38:39 – Kris’ Journey as a Voiceover Artist

43:08 – Having Patience for Your Passion

48:20 – Being Patient as a Parent

55:50 – Cannasations w/ Kris Podcast

58:25 – Common Cannabis Misconceptions

01:09:56 – Benefits of Cannabis for PTSD

01:13:35 – The “10 Minutes of Pain” Therapy Method

01:21:35 – You Get In What You Put Out

01:23:43 – Closing

Jennifer Bushman is a leading expert in elevating ingeniously sustainable “water farming.” Aquaculture now has the potential to provide abundant seafood, as well as foods from freshwater sources, all over the world. Get ready to be delighted—and hungry—as you learn about this consumer shift that you’ll surely be anxious to participate in.

Chapters

0:00 – Intro & Welcome

3:25 – Seafood Choices at Restaurants

6:00 – Importance of Knowing Seafood Sources

13:27 – Break

15:43 – Fed by Blue

19:06 – Consumer Trust and the Role of Media in Environmental Advocacy

25:55 – Underutilized Seafood Species

32:09 – Challenging the Misconceptions Around Wild-Caught Seafood

38:04 – Changing Consumer Perceptions: From Consumers to Contributors

41:45 – The Power of Early Education in Shaping Sustainable Eating Habits

43:37 – ”Hope in the Water” Documentary

45:38 – Encouraging Informed Consumer Choices in Seafood Restaurants

48:56 – Closing