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🎯During this episode, our guest speaker Nathan Jones, Director, Mood Institute | TEDx Speaker | Emotion Researcher, uncovers
- A shy and timid childhood
- How and why he started experimenting with voice-over gigs?
- What is the difference between a fixed and growth mindset?
- What does it take to chase your dreams and fulfil them?
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About the Speaker
Nathan Jones is an emotion researcher, TEDx speaker, and director of the Mood Institute. Formerly one of Australia’s most prominent voiceover artists, Nathan was the guy who told you “The burgers are better at Hungry Jack’s” and helped shape the brand identities of Nickelodeon, MTV, and Channel Eleven. After winning the Australian eChallenge Social Entrepreneurship Award in 2019, Nathan has been commercialising his research through a PhD in Emotion Science at the University of Adelaide. He has presented his findings at the World Congress on Positive Psychology, Mumbrella360, the QUT Leadership Coaching Conference, and the University of Southern California. His insights have also been featured in the Sydney Morning Herald, The Daily Telegraph, Sky News Breakfast, ABC Radio, and The Age. Currently, Nathan is sharing his innovative approach to emotional well-being through organisational training (mood.com.au) and one-on-one coaching (nathanjones.com.au).
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About the host:
Hi, I am Ishani Nigam, a podcaster and content creator. I aim to create content that EDUTAINS [educates and entertains] my audiences. I am a curious and enthusiastic soul, who loves to question the norm and probably found this podcast as a way to let my energy flow in the right direction. I am a creative, warm and fun-loving soul and I become all of these when surrounded by like-minded people :)
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Sound and music credit: www.pixabay.com
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By Ishani NigamSubscribe to the podcast on Apple and Follow it on Spotify. If this content adds value, please give ratings and comments on Google and Apple podcasts.
***
🎯During this episode, our guest speaker Nathan Jones, Director, Mood Institute | TEDx Speaker | Emotion Researcher, uncovers
- A shy and timid childhood
- How and why he started experimenting with voice-over gigs?
- What is the difference between a fixed and growth mindset?
- What does it take to chase your dreams and fulfil them?
***
About the Speaker
Nathan Jones is an emotion researcher, TEDx speaker, and director of the Mood Institute. Formerly one of Australia’s most prominent voiceover artists, Nathan was the guy who told you “The burgers are better at Hungry Jack’s” and helped shape the brand identities of Nickelodeon, MTV, and Channel Eleven. After winning the Australian eChallenge Social Entrepreneurship Award in 2019, Nathan has been commercialising his research through a PhD in Emotion Science at the University of Adelaide. He has presented his findings at the World Congress on Positive Psychology, Mumbrella360, the QUT Leadership Coaching Conference, and the University of Southern California. His insights have also been featured in the Sydney Morning Herald, The Daily Telegraph, Sky News Breakfast, ABC Radio, and The Age. Currently, Nathan is sharing his innovative approach to emotional well-being through organisational training (mood.com.au) and one-on-one coaching (nathanjones.com.au).
***
About the host:
Hi, I am Ishani Nigam, a podcaster and content creator. I aim to create content that EDUTAINS [educates and entertains] my audiences. I am a curious and enthusiastic soul, who loves to question the norm and probably found this podcast as a way to let my energy flow in the right direction. I am a creative, warm and fun-loving soul and I become all of these when surrounded by like-minded people :)
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Sound and music credit: www.pixabay.com