🤹 Pandemic & home/work balance 02:19

🕵️‍♂️ Ghosting employers and employees 03:38

📲 NO to cover letter & YAS to playing a game and experience 05:49

🆒 What are the new sexy terms for recruiting 08:15

🧑‍💼 Importance of a relationship with candidates 10:37

🕴️ Kathleen was a shy and creative child. She loves adding a personal touch in work. 13:05

🎆 Kathleen is 4`11 feet tall but thinks in a giant way. 16:21

💰 Future of recruiting firms is certain. 18:36

😎 Confidence grows with practice. How Kathleen went from typewriting to business. 20:55

Connect with Kathleen: www.navigarecruiting.com

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😻 The tale of two Dene’s? 01:32

🎹 Baby grand piano and organ lessons. 02:27

🎼 Her journey of falling in love with music began as a child. 03:12

🔀 Every musician goes through a certain crossroads of giving up or not. 07:09

👯 Knowing decade-old jingles? Music can amplify the message in an effective way. 08:06

👩‍💼 A passionate musician who knows how to run a business. 11:36

👩‍🎤 From 70s glam band to branding through music. 13:19

⏩Evolution of jingle to Brand anthem. 18:04

😎 Emotional impact on the local audience. 21:57

🌏 Variations of brand anthems for different markets. 23:03

🤖 Music will be part of us forever, even with AI-generated music in the future. 24:51

🎤 Waltzing Matilda project with Kate Soprano. 26:45

🎶 Music branding is for businesses that think long term and want to be memorable. 27:28

🎵 Stepping stones in business vision: Innovation and branding through music. 29:40

😵‍💫 The worst jingles ever. 30:46

Connect with Dene: www.branthem.com.au

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🏖️ Beautiful paintings of Porthminster and Porthcurno beach on Gil’s wall. 02:11

🇬🇧 Living in the East End of London was tough in the 50s and 60s. 03:34

🌉 Thames river and the docks her father worked on. 05:20

🧶 Handmade clothes were not good enough. 06:21

😇 Growing up in inclusion and connection: Her business’ value is human beings first. 07:42

🏘️ Nan’s terraced house. 10:19

👱‍♀️ Living very adventurously while young. 11:35

🤩 Business model is about impact, sustainability, and having enough. 13:34

⚡ “Together, we're an amazing entity.” 15:10

🌻 Creating an empowering space for learning about development. 16:12

🤝 Collaboration is an answer to so many issues around us. 18:17

🤩 The feel-good factor, that feeds the soul. 21:10

💭 Randy’s memories of London in the 80s. 22:23 

📖 Gill’s book: Together, We Can Do Something Wonderful. 23:20

Connect with Gill: www.collaborationglobal.org

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🌞 Sunny background around Theresa. 02:13

💡 Hasbro playdough power solutions workshops. 02:43

🧂 Is it salty? 03:50

❓ Community psychology: What makes some people succeed and some not? 04:45

🙃 Experience, strategies, evidence-based research, and play dough! 07:40

😵‍💫 People don’t have strategies to deal with all that is coming upon us. 09:40

🎯 Playing with playdough: building creativity and freedom from boundaries.12:06

😀 Fast tracking connections and joy. 14:05

🖥️ Virtual group training for hybrid teams. 15:09

😻 Engage with your team differently and increase trust. 16:51

Connect with Theresa: www.starfishsynergies.com

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😇 Jayesh means “to praise the Lord”. 01:15

⚠️ What you can’t eat with Southern food in India: 01:54

📵 Apprison, usage of smartphones, and misuse of other apps. 02:37

☹️ Dependence on smartphones and smartphone addiction. 05:03

🤕 The physical damage of misusing smartphones. 08:06

🏃‍♂️ Chasing the instant gratification.08:59

♾️ The infinite feed is a design that most apps and games are using. 10:26 

🧑‍⚖️ The Apprison has a gamification prison system, and users become the judge and the warden. 12:13

😃 The more responsible you are, the more freedom you get from the app. 14:36

💰 Jayesh’s business model and sources of revenue. 15:09

😵‍💫 Average time spent on the phones keeps piling up somehow. 17:50

🙌 Using productive apps while using the phone is a good solution. 19:00

🤔 Happea is enabling people to understand the science of happiness. 19:55

☮️ Peace for Jayesh is internal and external. 22:34

👏 Lack of digital well-being has a strong correlation with unhappiness. 24:16

🤯 Phubbing phenomenon. 26:39

🙃 The humor behind his work and the smile on his face. 28:26

Connect with Jayesh: www.happea.life and www.linkedin.com/in/jayesh-surisetti

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🖼️ Shelley’s exciting wall art. 00:51

🧐 When a company’s culture and values are not aligned, they experience “rubs and leaks.” 02:54

🌊 A tsunami of resignations due to zero tolerance for feeling undervalued. 04:40

🤔 Do I work to live, or do I live to work? 06:38

😟 Toxic working environments, abusive language, and working relationships. 09:04

🙄 “Suck it up Buttercup” mentality and staying in toxic working environments. 11:10

👧 The excitement of the flea market during her childhood and family values. 14:59

😇 Shelley’s dad was the flea market auctioneer and had a fantastic gift. 17:26

🏢 Playing CEO from an early age: She wanted to be the owner. 20:02

🙌 Positive culture and CEOs grow slowly. 21:18

👉 Culture giddy-up for the day. 23:15

Connect with Shelley: www.premierrapport.com

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🤓 The bearer of spears: helping other people excel. 01:20

💻 Learning how to connect through a camera is vital to getting value out of virtual sessions. 03:22 

💡 All great talks are structured like a story. 05:05

🌞 We don’t need only incredible stories because all experiences have value. 05:58

🤩 Public speaking is a tool to grow. 08:57

👍 Finding the balance between passion and hard work: Do one thing really well. 10:22 

😎 “Outsource as much as possible and focus on the core side of your business because that’s where you can deliver the most value.” 12:38

👨‍👦 Looking for validation, Asger followed his dad’s dream at first, but eventually, he decided to follow his own dream. 15:05

🤔 Scientific studies show that people feel better once they‘ve connected and dealt with their fear. 16:17 

🙌 “Work on your signature story: Have your passion and get really good with one story—one keynote that you really work in depth.” 19:05

Connect with Asger: www.asgerlindholdt.com

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🛕 What the name Karthik means in Hindu culture. 02:06

🤓 The difference between a warlord wielding leadership and thought leadership. 03:08

✅ Shifting from corporate sales at a multinational bank to running his own consulting practice. 4:40

⏳ Thought leadership doesn't get built overnight. 09:35

🔀 First generation entrepreneur: For Dr. Karthik, it was always about doing something different and not following the traditional path. 10:12

🦄 He has been choosing to be different since he was a young child and considers himself to be the black sheep of the family. 11:05 

🎓 Collaborating with Ivy League Universities to come up with thought leadership programs. 13:07 

🇮🇳 He sees India becoming more of a “smart country” rather than a “manufacturing giant.” 14:57 

📖 Dr. Karthik’s book: The Thought Leader Way: Leading Your Business with Thought Leadership in an Altered World. 16:45

🚕 Kent jokes about a taxi honking outside. 17:20

Connect with Dr. Karthik Nagendra: www.thought-starters.com/who-we-are.html

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▶️ Guillermo is starting his 11th startup. 01:57

🌌 Since he was 11, Guillermo dreamed about making humanity a multi-planet species and living off planet on a permanent basis. 03:46

🟢 Why Venus is a good option for long-term survivability. 4:56

🧐 Impact of lower gravity on humans. 06:28

👨‍🚀 Guillermo studied law and then became a military officer, but his lifelong dream was to be an astronaut. 07:57

🇦🇷 He was born in Argentina and moved to the USA when he was 6 without knowing the language. 09:39

🤓 Being an immigrant in the USA: work hard, study hard, and take advantage of every opportunity. 10:57

🙂 How Guillermo’s time in the Marine Corps helps him build startups. 12:48 

😎 Two startups Guillermo is most proud of. 14:24

🤯 The deepest dives have been to the bottom of Mariana Trench’s, which is 35,000 feet under the ocean’s surface. 16:12

👦 Guillermo would tell his 11 year old self, “See, I told you you could do this,” “Keep working hard,” and “Don’t stop.” 16:56 

👍 Diversity of experiences and pattern matching are so valuable for good decision making. 19:28

🪐 Guillermo views Mars and Venus as similar non-Earth destinations for the human species. 21:36

Connect with Guillermo: www.sohnlein.com

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🏙️ Dan saw New York for the first time as a tourist with his parents. 01:09

❗ His company works with only one type of CEO: Creator CEOs. 01:55

🎾 Dan likens entrepreneurship to a long journey where we hit the tennis ball of human and business growth back and forth across the net. 03:38 

🥠 Recovering lawyer: Dan followed a fortune cookie’s advice and became a lawyer, but ultimately, he found something about it didn’t feel right. 04:47 

🛺 Auto-rickshaw charity race across India: Every five years Dan does something fun and stupid. 07:46

🔥 Dan explains the different associations behind Fireside Strategic. 09:32

☯️ He used to underestimate the power of branding: “Branding is a path to deeper self-awareness.” 11:40

🤓 Dan’s spider skill: A powerful, targeted challenge that no one expects. 13:56

😇 Growing up as an only child gave him the ability to listen and see psychological patterns. 15:36

🤝 Most Creator CEOs lack the confidence to know if they’re actually doing the right things on a day-to-day basis. 17:26

Connect with Dan King: www.firesidestrategic.com

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