Joshua Paul Dale #author #professor #cute https://s.swell.life/STVVayKDfsCl34m #DBPconvo
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"And it really helps us understand what that urges to squeeze something. I'm just going to have so much fun with this conversation. I guess I'm just so excited. Joshua Paul Dale. Welcome to swell. In this conversation, I'm going to sort of break form. Sometimes I just jump right into the topic, but like, I did actually in this intro. But I want to know about you. So you're a professor, you live in Tokyo. How did this start?"

https://s.swell.life/STVJrZV45DJwLSZ #TEDspeaker #corporateculture #DBPconvo
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"The topic of career. And layoffs has been buzzing around a lot lately for good reason, and it's a great time for us to think about what success means. And there's a great Ted Talk that I saw about our definition of success, and it was by a woman named Laura Gossner Ottinghead, and she has a phrase called wonderhel, which basically is what's on the other side of success. It's this next step, it's this next thing."

#BlackHistoryMonth #equity #cannabis please join me In interviewing Maur Stringer and Cynthia Mompoint #DBPconvo
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"There are so many ways to approach a conversation that I'm about to have with Moore Stringer and Cynthia Monpoint, and I'm choosing to speak to them through the lens of Black History Month because they are a husband and wife team. They are black, they are in the cannabis industry, and Moore is a selfdescribed survivor of the war on drugs."

Join me to interview Constance Hockaday #art #corporateculture #TEDspeaker #DBPconvo
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"Constance Haqueaday is a Ted Fellow and an artist, and she did a Ted Talk where she asked about, if you're going to die tomorrow, what would you want to do? But the focus of this talk is not just sort of mental gymnastics. It's about the urgency of giving people a sense of agency and power and how this sometimes unlocks a bigger question about who are we? What are we doing to live into our experiences fully and showing up fully?"

Words matter, words splatter. Join me in interviewing David Peterson. He speaks with us because he can #TEDspeaker #GOT #HBO #DBPconvo
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"So if you're a big fan of David's, I'm sure you're thrilled that he's here. You can look him up online, just type in David Peterson and Game of Thrones and boom, you can learn about him. But today we're going to just dig in to how we form Language now in 2023, of course, it's helpful to look back, so we're going to do that. But let's just move forward here."

David Gurteen #conversationalleadership #longtermism #bighistory #DBPconvo
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"And really look at the power of people sitting around a table and parsing out issues to the extent that they're able to say, wow, I'm getting something I didn't get before this conversation happened. And I know that we do this so much here on Swell, but I want to drop into what conversation is really at its core and why it's so important for all of us to honor the gift that we have as people who use our voices and speak to each other."

Decades of experience in business yield some surprising insights! Judith Beck #author #corporateculture #EveryStep #podcast #DBPconvo
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"Because I know you worked at a bank and you work with women in finance, and now you really have an incredible roster of clients that are banks. So without full disclosure of those clients, can you talk about the culture of work at banks?"

LMFT - does the L stand for laughter? Let’s talk with therapist, Julie Mermelstein #recovery #therapy #humor #DBPconvo
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"When you see that happening, when someone's deflecting with their humor, how do you play with that and then go in? And is that something that is part of the work you do, where you sort of intuit that someone's kind of staying on that surface because it's where they're comfortable?"

#audiojournal #love #podcastrss
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"And I've never done this in a sort of verbal, like, sort of exemporaneous way. So I'm doing it here now. It's an experiment to play with the language of why someone would love somebody else. Particularly for me, I wanted to share why I love women and why I've loved women my whole life since I was very, very young. And being gay, for me has been such an amazing journey of self discovery but also of discovering others."

Welcome Fallon Goodman #womenInScience #TEDspeaker #DBPconvo
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"Who wants to talk about being socially anxious, right? It makes you kind of anxious to even talk about it. But it's a thing, and we need to look at why it's happened and what we can do about it. I recently watched a really great Ted Talk about this, and it really looked at why we are feeling anxious these days and not to be ashamed of it. And it's kind of a thing that is being studied right now."