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In this episode guest form Episode 206, Zander Sprague interviews me, Jeff Gibbard.
We talked about building a personal brand, taking on too much, and the possibility of a two-day workweek.
Zander Sprague is the author of three books, including his newly published bestseller, EPIC Begins With 1 Step Forward: How To Plan, Achieve and Enjoy the Journey. Zander loves speaking to audiences around the world.
Nicknamed the “God of Enthusiasm” because of his contagious energy and passion, he is a popular speaker, trainer, and podcast host. He is here today to help you plan, achieve, and enjoy the journey.
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In this episode guest form Episode 204, Sashka Avanyan interviews me, Jeff Gibbard.
We talked about ADHD, courage, bravery, surprising yourself, and the culture of attention based media.
About Mic Swap
The Mic Swap is an original Shareable idea where the guest becomes the host of the show, and Jeff becomes the guest. This gives you the chance to learn about Jeff from a variety of angles, and gives the guest the opportunity to ask questions from their domain of expertise.
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Sashka Avanyan is a social entrepreneur and filmmaker. She co-founded Creopia, a social business creating visuals for good with social entreprenuers while connecting the arts and creativity with social change.
Her background includes the study of philosophy at the University of McGill where she simultaneously started her career as a videographer and video editor.
She was born in Houston, Texas but raised in Moscow, Russia until the age of 14, at which point she moved to Canada for 7 years. In may of 2018 she moved to Armenia after being a volunteer for 10 months.
She has worked with brands including the Halo Trust, Birthright Armenia, and United World College, and has been featured on Civil Net, Public TV of Armenia, Repat Talks, Bell TV, and CBC Radio.
Currently her greatest interest lies in trends of decentralization and the intersection of arts with social change.
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It's been a long time in the making but if we're being honest, how many of you have time to build a podcast network on your days off?
There are a lot of things to consider and while putting up a website can often happen quickly, launching a scalable podcasting platform requires a little more diligence.
This is the 4th or 5th iteration of this site and I think we finally got it. We were stuck on silly things like URL structures and getting all of our fonts to be consistent.
We're almost there. Thanks for your patience. We'll be live soon.
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BTW, in case you're wondering what this track is, it's Visions by Wanderflux
After a long hiatus, Shareable is back.
Hey everyone, sorry I’ve been away so long.
As I’ve done in the past, I had to put Shareable on hiatus, and as with previous breaks, I did it for the same reasons.
Whenever I put Shareable on hiatus, it’s because of two things.
The first iteration of Shareable was a very structured set of interviews exploring the intersection of people and technology. Once I felt as though I’d fully explored that territory, I moved on to Masterclasses, where I dove deep into an idea with an expert. After a solid full season of in-depth, focused explorations, I wanted to open things up a bit and for years I’ve been having interesting conversations with interesting people, featuring content I think it worth sharing. Most of this has had a very strong business flavor to it.
I started Shareable in 2017 and it’s always been a labor of love. Apart from a little affiliate revenue here and there, and a bunch of business opportunities that came from listeners or guests, the show is completely self-funded. I started this podcast, and continue to make it for two reasons.
When I started Shareable, I was running a social media agency that I’d started 6 years earlier. So much has changed since then. I’ve left the world of social media, I wrote a book on leadership and shifted all of my work to the pursuit of creating a kinder, safer, and more equitable world. I want to create a world with more superheroes in it and to do that, I lean heavily on my superpower of helping people to realize their own superpowers. I love sharing the tools to help people unlock their potential and find meaning and purpose in their lives and careers.
All of that change is the reason why I needed to pause Shareable.
I needed to redefine what Shareable is all about. Shareable is always changing and adapting.
So, today, I want to share with you the new Shareable.
For years, I thought that I’d abandoned the season format for Shareable. But after some time off and reflection, I realize that it never went away.
Season 1 was the exploration of the impact that people and technology have on our lives and careers.
Season 2 were the Masterclasses.
Season 3, 4, and 5, were all variations of interesting people and ideas.
So here we are, now, in season 6.
Season 6 is an exploration of the mission to make something shareable.
I looked into the science of social sharing, the research behind why we share things, and the attributes of the things that spread the furthest. Season 6 is a creative exercise to put these principles and frameworks into action.
We like to share things of Practical Value so every episode will feature a small collection of Shareables right from the outset.
As humans, we understand the world through the power of stories. It’s how we understand our place in the world, and how we come to understand others. Every episode of Shareable brings you someone’s unique journey, structured in such a way that you can see and understand their unique origins and walk through their shoes as they overcome trials and challenges. You’ll see how the lessons they impart can help you to transform your own life.
As far as who I’m speaking to, I am in search of those who inspire wondered and astonishment, whose stories entertain, excite and inspire. I’m looking for those who help us to overcome the things in our lives that make us frustrated, anxious, or angry.
This podcast has always been something I indulge in selfishly, but have always hoped would change at least one person with each episode. This season will be a work in progress and you may notice the format changing over time.
My hope however is to bring you something worth listening to.
To bring you something that you look forward to.
To bring you something…Shareable.
About Mic Swap
The Mic Swap is an original Shareable idea where the guest becomes the host of the show, and Jeff becomes the guest. This gives you the chance to learn about Jeff from a variety of angles, and gives the guest the opportunity to ask questions from their domain of expertise.
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The post #202: Mic Swap with Steve Cesari appeared first on Shareable.
SHOW NOTES Steve has been a trusted advisor to entrepreneurs and non-profits for over 40 years. His company, Trillium Health Products, was ranked by Inc Magazine as one of the fastest growing, privately held companies in the US. He was also nominated by Inc Magazine as Entrepreneur of the Year. Steve learned through these experiences that the most important things in life are the things money cannot buy, your faith, your family and your friends.
Steve has been featured on TV and radio and has been the subject of numerous articles. He is the author of the bestselling book Clarity, How to Get it, How to Keep it, and How to Use it to Balance your Life.
His books, talks, and programs have inspired and influenced thousands of people around the country. He has been equipping entrepreneurs since 1995 to integrate their personal and professional life by focusing on the Six F model: Faith + Family + Friends + Finance + Fitness = Fulfillment. He resides in Atlanta, Georgia with Indy, his wife of 41 years. They have 4 grown children and 6 grandchildren.
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The post #201: Entrepreneur’s Guide to Clarity and Balance with Steve Cesari appeared first on Shareable.
Extraordinary people are all around us and their unique experiences can give us invaluable insights into the human experience. On Shareable, we discuss everything that intersects with our lives, our careers, and the impact of technology. Conversations often include strategy, branding, leadership, culture, marketing and sales. These ideas are worth sharing because this show is…Shareable
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About Think Fast
Think Fast is a mini-episode featuring 10 rapid-fire questions.
The post #199: Think Fast with Neil Sahota appeared first on Shareable.
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