Want to know what to do in the future?! You must listen to today's podcast with me, David Hanby and Anne Skare Nielsen to find out!
My take away's from today's podcast...
1. You can always panic later!
2. Trauma is good for you long term often. PTG happens.
3. Follow the bunny hole
4. Soul is what you believe, you can update your soul!
5. Russians love their children too!
6. Work-gasim is a real word!
Full podcast via https://lnkd.in/dBWbQRg + Spotify + via www.simonsquibb.com
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Anne Skare Nielsen - BIO
If you’ve ever felt confused about which direction you should choose for your future, then you have definitely found the right person. Anne is both a tornado that can lift you up and expand your horizon, as well as the calm eye of the storm that brings focus and peace of mind.
Anne works with both small, local, and large multi-national organizations and is frequently active in the media. She has had her own science program on national television, and is a former member of The Ethical Council. Anne is in high demand all over the world as a speaker and provocateur. But her heart lies with those who “can & will”: People who are passionate about what they do, and believe that dedicated work will make all the difference. “Smart has plans, stupid has stories, " is one of her favorite quotes.
She is the co-founder of 2 companies: Universal Futurist and Future Navigator. Anne’s vision is to win the Nobel Peace Prize, and her crowning achievements will include transforming journalism, politics, and education.
She is the mother of four wild boys and married to the love of her life. Anne was born in Denmark in 1971, is a graduate in biology and political science, an alumnus from Wharton and Columbia. She has a penchant for science fiction movies, in-depth conversations with both nerds and visionary leaders, and champagne.
At 3:30pm: David Handy, CEO at The Guild Limited
BIO
"When David left school at age 13 he'd already started coding. As a young entrepreneur he coded websites as well as marketing technology for clients, and built several small web businesses of his own.
At 25 years old, having always had a passion for psychology, David changed tracks and decided to move to London and train professionally in psychology. Through some fortunate relationships with amazing mentors David went on to a career in executive performance psychology. For several years he designed and delivered training programmes for business leaders.
Now, at age 32 (as of today! happy birthday...!) David's experience has lead him to form a new deep synthesis of technology and human development in his new company, The Guild Ltd, which is a brand new platform that connects mentors and mentees, provides training for how to be a great mentor and mentee, and helps make the mentoring process as effective as possible through the support of smart technology. They've JUST launched version 1.0 of the app and corporate portal.
David knows from experience how life changing having a mentor can be, and advises everyone to have more than one! He also encourages more people to be a mentor to someone who could benefit from a listening ear and a little supportive advice.”