Craving flow? Ditching hustle for harmony? Unlock the sweet spot where your talent meets passion - your Zone of Genius.

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Most of us work with a jerk—toxic people who seem hellbent on making our lives, well, hell. It turns out toxic coworkers often operate by the same playbook. So I thought why not learn about their ways and stay a step ahead?

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In this episode, I try to debunk two of the biggest creativity myths that might be holding you back from reaching your full creative potential, both in life and at the workplace.

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Networking is not about who speaks the loudest. It's about meaningful, real connections. In this episode, I share 3 tactics that CEOs and Business Leaders use to build connections that last.

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Public speaking is the No.1 biggest fear for most people, yet no one really cares to overcome it because it's such a low frequency activity for many. Here's what you should worry about instead - being persuasive in day-to-day conversations.

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Small talk has a reputation for being a waste of time and breath, but when done well, these small interactions can help build meaningful, long-lasting connections.

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Do you really need a PowerPoint presentation for your next talk? It is important to remind yourself what your audience is there to see.

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Do you feel like you speak and no one listens? Every single day at work, thousands of knowledge workers like you and I try to communicate complex information with their audience, hoping to persuade and convince them. In this episode, I talk about how a maverick American inventor got his audience to listen.

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Many of us hesitate to practice our presentations/talks before a big occasion (mostly because we find it boring and stressful). But all good artists aggressively practice. In this episode I cover how incredible artists practice.

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"The best way to achieve success is by consistently avoiding stupidity."

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