In this episode of the Lifelong Learners Collective, host Ella Catherine interviews Steven Puri, CEO of the Sukha Company, discussing the importance of time management, the concept of flow states, and the journey of entrepreneurship. Steven shares his career transitions, pivotal moments, and the healing process after failures. He emphasizes the significance of creating a meaningful life and how to implement flow states into daily routines for enhanced productivity. The conversation concludes with insights on personal growth and the impact of one's work on future generations.

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Keywords

time management, flow state, entrepreneurship, personal development, Sukha Company, productivity, career growth, healing process, life aspirations, lifelong learning

Takeaways

Time management is crucial for entrepreneurs and side hustlers.

Flow states enhance productivity and creativity.

Listening to feedback is essential for growth.

Personal experiences shape our career paths.

Failure can lead to valuable lessons and healing.

Creating a meaningful life is a priority.

Understanding oneself is key to productivity.

Designing a conducive workspace can boost focus.

Music can help achieve flow states.

It's important to set boundaries between work and personal life.

In this heartfelt episode, Ella Catherine shares her personal journey of grief following the loss of her father, reflecting on the memories and legacy he left behind. She discusses the importance of self-care, the impact of music in processing emotions, and the significance of creating a positive legacy. Ella also celebrates the five-year anniversary of her podcast, expressing gratitude for her listeners and her desire to foster meaningful conversations in a polarized world.

In this conversation, Simon Calderbank shares his journey from an undertaker to a personal development consultant, emphasizing the importance of empathy and understanding in overcoming personal and societal barriers. He discusses the current gender dynamics in the workplace, the role of men as allies in supporting women, and the need for genuine listening and collaboration. Simon highlights the challenges women face, including competition among themselves, and advocates for a collective approach to create meaningful change in gender equality. His mission is to empower women and foster a more inclusive environment for future generations.

In this episode of the Lifelong Learners Collective, host Ella speaks with Michael McAdams about his book 'An Angel Told Me So' and his experiences with the spiritual realm. They discuss the role of spiritual teachers, the nature of death, and how to connect with one's spirit guides. Michael shares insights on overcoming skepticism and fear surrounding spirituality, emphasizing that we are all on a journey of personal growth and enlightenment. The conversation highlights practical steps for listeners to open their minds to spiritual guidance and the importance of faith in this process.

In this conversation, Rob Gallaher shares his journey into profit sharing, detailing how he transitioned from a struggling business owner to a successful entrepreneur by implementing a profit-sharing model. He discusses the challenges and misconceptions surrounding profit sharing, the positive impact it has on team dynamics, and the importance of financial wellness for employees. Rob emphasizes that profit sharing not only boosts business profits but also enhances employee engagement and satisfaction, creating a win-win situation for both owners and team members.

You can buy a copy of "Profit Sharing: The Power or Shared Success"

Connect with Rob Gallaher

Also, be on the lookout for his workshop launching in late July 2025.

In this engaging conversation, Anya Cheng, founder and CEO of Taelor.style, shares her journey from a tech career to launching a fashion startup that uses AI for personal styling. She discusses the importance of sustainability in fashion, offers practical style tips for men, and explains how Taylor's subscription model works. Anya emphasizes the role of confidence in dressing well and the need for a more sustainable approach to clothing consumption. The discussion also touches on her personal experiences and the challenges of entrepreneurship, providing valuable insights for aspiring business owners.

Keywords

Anya Cheng, Taelor.style, fashion, AI, entrepreneurship, sustainability, men's style, subscription service, personal styling, fast fashion

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Carson Wagner is the founder of Lifetime of Love Nannies, a leading agency offering 24/7 customizable childcare, including backup care, sick care, and newborn support. Over the years, Carson has expanded the agency to multiple locations, growing its reach across the U.S. with corporate and event childcare services for major organizations. She is a passionate advocate for inclusive care and proudly partners with state programs to support families of children with special needs. Her mission is to provide flexible, high-quality care while empowering caregivers through ethical employment and professional growth.

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Instagam: _Carsonwagner_

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In this episode of the Lifelong Learners Collective podcast, host Ella Catherine speaks with Becky Beach, a successful digital business selling coach. Becky shares her personal journey from a toxic job to becoming a million-dollar digital product seller. She discusses the various digital products she creates, including printables and courses, and offers valuable advice for aspiring entrepreneurs. The conversation also covers the importance of social media, email marketing, and automation in building a successful online business. Becky emphasizes the need for self-belief and perseverance in the face of challenges.

Connect with Becky and follow more of her journey at www.coachbeckybeach.com

Keywords

entrepreneurship, digital products, online business, social media marketing, email marketing, financial freedom, passive income, Canva, business automation, personal growth

Jennifer Yeh is the co-founder and COO of Shoott, a female-led startup revolutionizing access to professional photography across 60+ cities. With over 20 years of experience in entrepreneurship, operations, and creative problem-solving, she specializes in streamlining processes and driving growth. Jennifer’s leadership has helped Shoott scale from $800K to over $10 million in annual revenue while maintaining a lean, efficient team. Passionate about innovation and lifelong learning, she combines her expertise in economics, technology, and marketing to help organizations do more with less and turn challenges into opportunities.

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In this episode, Ella Catherine interviews Albert Bramante, a hypnotist, talent agent and psychology professor, who shares:

• insights on the challenges faced by actors
• the concept of self-sabotage
• the importance of taking action to overcome fear.

Albert discusses how visualization and consistency can lead to success, and he emphasizes the need to learn from failure. He also shares his upcoming projects, including a coaching program and a new book.