Lifters

Today's featured guest is Paresh Shah.

The topic is "Lifters."

Let the show begin.

Guest Bio

From TEDx Hong Kong to his home in southern California, Paresh Shah loves to help others see the light of Lifter Leadership.

Lifters can be anyone from the receptionist that brightens everyone’s day, to the call center rep who knows exactly how to listen and make an angry customer a raving fan, to senior executives and CEOs who understand that by aligning purpose with profit and consciousness, they can create 10 times the performance relative to peers, according to the Harvard Business Review.

Lifter Leadership is what organizations have been waiting for to motivate today’s unengaged worker, innovate to solve some of our biggest problems, avoid being disrupted and serve a demanding set of customers and workers with high standards for integrity, authenticity and value for all humans on the planet. Paresh is the Lifter behind this movement.

Addition and Subtraction - A Formula for Happiness

By Leigh Martinuzzi

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In an interview, I recently hosted with Jodi Aman, a Psychotherapist, Auther and proponent of Happiness - she described a simple formula or definition of Happiness.

It goes, Wants - Don't Wants + Practice = Happier.

I am sure there is more to this from her research and perspective but I thought in this episode I would share and explore my thoughts on happiness and how this formula may just provide some assistance.

I hope you enjoy.

Enhance Your Relationships with Dr Sam Alibrando

In this conversation, I speak with Dr Alibrando about his book “The 3 Dimensions of Emotions: Finding the Balance of Power, Heart, and Mindfulness in All Your Relationships.”

These are the 3 dimensions of the interpersonal world. How well we learn to navigate them directly corresponds to how well we live our lives - how happy and fulfilled we feel.

Human reactivity is the source of most of our interpersonal problems and pain. The 3 Dimensions of Emotions introduces the concept of working the triangle, a unique practice that provides a compelling yet practical roadmap that can help you move from painful reactivity to productive proactivity in your relationships in life.

I hope you enjoy this replay. I would love to hear your thought so please comment below or reach out via email or social media.

Peace, passion and purpose.

Guest Bio

Sam Alibrando, PhD, is an organizational consultant, psychotherapist, author, teacher, workshop facilitator, collaborative mediator, and executive coach. He has worked on the three-dimensional model for nearly 35 years and has taught it to thousands of people. He is currently an assistant professor at the Chicago School of Professional Psychology, where he teaches executive coaching.

Humans Are Underrated by Geoff Colvin

Written by Leigh Martinuzzi

In this book, Geoff Colvin has delivered a brilliantly assembled counter-argument to the notion that technology is taking over the human race.

With the advancement of machines, AI and robots killing us in the task and skill race of the functioning world, what chance do we have?

Well, as Colvin explains, it may merely be a matter of reconnecting with our roots – the fundamentals of our human nature.

Enjoy this week's book reflection @ The Hidden Why.

Happier

Today's featured guest is Jodi Aman.

The topic is "Happier."

Let the show begin.

Guest Bio

Jodi Aman, a psychotherapist for over 20 years, helps clients recover from every problem in the book. Through humour and warmth, her popular videos inspire thousands of people all over the world to give up their fear and live with vitality.

Having clawed her way out of her own anxiety and depression, Jodi shares her story of personal transformation and that of many of her clients in her best selling book, You 1, Anxiety 0- Win your life back from fear and panic. She’ll teach you how to change limiting beliefs, calm life’s chaos, create peace and master happiness in your life. Learn how to let go of what no longer serves you in 3 practical steps.

Find help at jodiaman.com. Learn to heal at youtube.com/jodiaman. Feel loved on Facebook.com/jodiamanlove.

The Lost Art of Connection

By Leigh Martinuzzi

Relationships. Love. Human connection. Belongingness. These are essential elements of life and fundamental to the quality of our experience.

Suffering is more prominent without them. Connection with others bring us meaning and purpose. They bring us happiness.

Have we lost the art of connection? What is the cause? Is it truly having an impact on the quality of our life?

Those questions and more explored in this episode.

A Buddhists Guide for Happiness with David Hare

For a second time, I bring you an inspiring chat, with David Hare. One of the most listened to interviews to date.

David is the author of “The Buddha In Me, The Buddha In You” which becomes the centre point for our conversation. He has integrated his fondness, passion and the wisdom of Nichiren Buddhism with his coaching business to help others live larger lives. He supports this with personal development learnings and techniques, and popular psychology.

If we can begin to understand how life works and then use the proven methodology to guide us then will we start to live meaningful lives? You will enjoy this joyful interview.

Please be sure to leave your comments below or reach out directly via email or social media.

Peace, Passion and Purpose.

Guest Bio

David Hare is a personal development trainer and Life Coach from Leicestershire, UK. Before setting up his own business in 2004, he was a global public relations director for a leading multinational logistics company. In his youth, he worked as a strawberry picker, dishwasher, barman, golf course caddy, Italian fast-food chef and Indian takeaway driver.

Go Long

By Dennis Cary, Michael Useem, Brian Dumain and Rodney Zemmel

Written by Leigh Martinuzzi

Have you ever wondered why some companies live forever and others fail? In this book, the authors explain why there are less publicly listed companies than ever before and why the lifespan of existing companies are getting shorter every day. Their findings clearly suggest that organisations run by short-term thinkers who are pressured to achieve short-term results are the ultimate cause and an increasing concern.

Enjoy this weeks book reflection @ The Hidden Why.

Belief

Today's featured guest is Tim Alison.

The topic is "Belief."

Let the show begin.

Guest Bio

Tim Alison is a lifelong entrepreneur, business coach, best-selling author and host of the Screw the Naysayers Podcast Show.

At age 31, Tim walked away from a six figure income and moved to a tiny fishing village in Nova Scotia, Canada. The naysayers laughed when he said he was starting an educational software company and then they stopped laughing when his sales topped $10 million. His life philosophy is simple - Know the Life You Want and Have the Courage to Live It.

At age 60, Tim created the Screw the Naysayers Podcast. Each week he interviews leading experts in innovation, education, entrepreneurship. His goal is to inspire listeners to expect more from life and provide practical advice that can be used to break free from a system that has been set up to encourage them to settle.

"I Love My Phone"

By Leigh Martinuzzi

Surely no one actually spends five hours a day on their mobile phones?

Do you?

Recent studies suggest that the average person does. It's taken over the prime time slot of the TV - although we are watching way more video, too. That's a huge amount of our life - over the course of a year it equates to about four or five working weeks. Bloody lot of time!

Does it serve any great purpose? Most likely not. What do you think?

Have a listen to my thoughts about why we have become a race addicted to our phones and what we can do about it.