For this episode I spoke with my friend Ajit Nawalkha, CEO of Evercoach. We spoke about how the coaching profession can make a tangible contribution to both the recovery of the economy and the handling of global issues like racial inequality that have been brought to the fore in the face of the global pandemic. To learn more about Ajit, you can find his information below:

Website: https://www.ajitnawalkha.com/

For this episode I spoke with Dr. Dicken Bettinger about what it's like to actually live through a serious bout of Corona Virus, as well as discussing the nature of meditation and how it relates to navigating the all too real world issues we're going through as a nation and as a planet at the moment. To learn more about Dicken, you can find his information below:

www.3principlesmentoring.com

This episode features a conversation with one of my early mentors and long time friend Bill Cumming. Bill is the founder of the Boothby Institute, a non-profit dedicated to having a world that works for everyone and supporting individuals in knowing that their value and worth in the world is a given. Given his life-long advocacy for civil rights and social justice, we talked about racism in the light of the murder of George Floyd and what each and any one of us can do to make a difference.

To learn more about Bill's work and the Boothby Institute, go to: https://www.theboothbyinstitute.org

Joining me in this episode is Michael Bungay Stanier, bestselling author of The Coaching Habit, Do More Great Work, and my personal favorite, Get Unstuck and Get Going. We took a light-hearted deep dive into the future of business, the nature of creativity, and lessons learned in being part of the movement to end malaria around the world.

To learn more about Michael, you can find his information below: Website: https://www.mbs.works/

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelbungaystanier/

For this episode, one of my best friends in the world, Paul McKenna PhD, joined me live for a conversation about laughter, creativity, mental health, the (slightly scary to me) future of technology, and how to enjoy your life even in the midst of a pandemic!

To learn more about Paul, you can find his information below: Website: https://www.paulmckenna.com/

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/IAmPaulMcKenna

Joining me for today's episode is Professor Anthony Kessel, who was the director of Global Public Health in the United Kingdom during the 2014 Ebola Crisis. We talked about the Corona Virus, the importance of developing resilience in young people, and some of the highs and lows of writing books.

To learn more about Anthony, you can find his information below: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthony-kessel-a7247a121/?originalSubdomain=uk

Medium: https://medium.com/@AKessel

In this episode, I'm in conversation with my dear friend Robert Holden. Robert is the author of Happiness NOW! and Shift Happens!, and his innovative work on psychology and spirituality has been featured on The Oprah Winfrey Show and Good Morning America. In this episode we talk about the death of normal, re-imagining the future, spiritual resilience, and what (if anything) friendship has to do with happiness and success.

To learn more about Robert, you can find his information below: Website: https://www.robertholden.com/

Instagram: @drrobert_holden

Our Spiritual Resilience Program: https://www.spiritualresilience.club/

In this episode, I'm in conversation with Anita Moorjani, NY Times bestselling author (Dying To Be Me), font of spiritual wisdom, and all around lovely human! We talked about fear and the immune system, the one problem with loving what you do, and of course murder, guilt, and her new (not yet released) book "Sensitive is the New Strong".

To learn more about Anita, you can find her information below:

Website: https://anitamoorjani.com

Instagram: @anitamoorjani

Youtube: anitamoorjani

Mara is a long-time friend and colleague whose simple, common sense understanding of the mind has enabled her to be a positive influence with both corporate executives and troubled youth in Chicago, Gaza, and around the world. In this episode we talked about what we're seeing in both our personal and the global response to the Corona virus and current uncertainty.

To learn more about Mara, you can find her information below:

Website: https://onesolutionglobal.org/

Instagram: @onesolglobal and @rebelsforpeace

Youtube: One Solution Global

In today's episode, Fiona Jacob, who oversaw 3000 healthcare workers during the MERS crisis in Saudi Arabia in 2015, shares her perspective on the calm, grace, humor, flow, and gratitude that helps people to survive and thrive in the midst of both chaos and calm. It's a really, really gorgeous one - enjoy!

To learn more about Fiona, you can find her information below:

Linkedin: fionajacob