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- The importance of physical and mental performance while being and entrepreneur, with Ed Ley l 030
Each of our daily actions in the past can impact our future outcomes. Therefore, with an increase of tasks within our entrepreneur journey each day, it is important to have your mind and body work in a flow. Otherwise, you, me and everyone else place ourselves a risk of burnout, decrease in productivity, lack of focus, fatigue, stress and much more. So it is important to take action before it is too late.
To understand how and where to begin, on this episode I have hosted Ed Ley, physical and mental performance coach as well as Founder of Absolute Health. He uses neuroscience concepts in a way that causes us to flip everything we know about performance on its head and put it back together again in a way that just makes sense.––– ––– –––Read more about the things he does and contact him if you are ready to improve your physical and mental performance today - https://edley.net––– ––– –––CREDITS- THE ENTREPRENEUR OR THE ORGANISATION HOSTED ON THIS EPISODE HAS NOT SPONSORED THIS EPISODE, AS WELL AS THIS EPISODE IS NOT SPONSORED BY ANY ORGANISATION OR COMPANY. IT IS PURELY OUR OWN INTEREST TO UNDERSTAND THE ENTREPRENEURIAL MINDSET.
- Music licensed from http://www.purple-planet.com
- Record Player Static Sound - Recorded by Mike Koenig
- AM Radio Tuning Sound - Public Domain
58 min - How to adapt to the time of uncertainty and stay financially stable, with Aina Brandholm Gallego l 029
This could be the question many of us are currently asking ourselves. Our daily life as we know have changed. Therefore, it may be time to adapt to something new.
In this episode, I have been joined by an entrepreneur that thanks to her passion and lifestyle has adapted to remote work and is here to share with us some insights from working remotely as well as share how to stay financially stable in these uncertain times. Her name is Aina Brandholm Gallego, and she is a representative in a direct selling company that is the world's leading travel club called WorldVentures as well as Founder of Travel for Dance.––– ––– –––- The full Weekly Uncasual Distancing Talks l 02 on Youtube 🎧 - https://youtu.be/zQQ-McyDark
- Listen to the episode together with Melina Moustakas here 🎧 - https://bit.ly/34L1m8S
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CREDITS- THE ENTREPRENEUR OR THE ORGANISATION HOSTED ON THIS EPISODE HAS NOT SPONSORED THIS EPISODE, AS WELL AS THIS EPISODE IS NOT SPONSORED BY ANY ORGANISATION OR COMPANY. IT IS PURELY OUR OWN INTEREST TO UNDERSTAND THE ENTREPRENEURIAL MINDSET.
- Music licensed from http://www.purple-planet.com
- Record Player Static Sound - Recorded by Mike Koenig
- AM Radio Tuning Sound - Public Domain
27 min - Why chasing your dreams isn't all that bad, with Jonas Stibolt Holmgaard l 028
Another week in the Lock-down requires new measures also at Startup Playground Podcast.🛠 From now and up till the end of this Social Distancing period the show you have been listening to will be called "Weekly Uncasual Distancing Talks"
We hope all of you are doing well at this time of uncertainty. As we all are locked inside, thought to use the time and try something different. Hope you like it!💭👍
––– ––– –––Remember that time when Generation Z experts & Co-founders of Relevo. Digital - Jahanzeeb Ahmed got hosted. If you haven't listened to the episode together with him, I will drop the link down below.⬇️
However, the person who I wanted to host since the first time he reached out to me has also been exposed to the internet and technology from an early age. Therefore, on this "Weekly Uncasual Distancing Talks" episode you will be able to hear about dreams chasing that in long terms may lead to having the life you always dreamed of.💭
The guest of this episode is Jonas Stibolt Holmgaard - highly educated, innovative and creative 20-year-old entrepreneur that has left his comfort zone for a better future.📈
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- Listen to the episode with Jahanzeeb Ahmed here🎧: https://bit.ly/2V6MblV (Why is it important to understand the youth)
- The full Weekly Uncasual Distancing Talks l 01 on Youtube 🎧 - https://youtu.be/5InacZszsWY
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CREDITS- THE ENTREPRENEUR OR THE ORGANISATION HOSTED ON THIS EPISODE HAS NOT SPONSORED THIS EPISODE, AS WELL AS THIS EPISODE IS NOT SPONSORED BY ANY ORGANISATION OR COMPANY. IT IS PURELY OUR OWN INTEREST TO UNDERSTAND THE ENTREPRENEURIAL MINDSET.
- Music licensed from http://www.purple-planet.com
- Record Player Static Sound - Recorded by Mike Koenig
- AM Radio Tuning Sound - Public Domain
33 min - How can we make voluntourism more sustainable l Part 2, with Eva Cian l 027
"It is a beautiful gesture to want to volunteer and therefore it should be done efficiently." / Eva Cian
On this episode, you will be able to listen to the continues part of Part 1 - The complexities of voluntourism and the unregulated market, we had the chance to tap into together with Eva Cian. You will be able to understand how we can create a change and what role NGO PILOT is playing in all this.WHAT IS THE MISSION OF NGO PILOT?Their mission is to create awareness campaign and debate, through relevant channels, on the issue of travel type, voluntary travel. In addition, collect signatures on requirements to have a validation method introduced, which is to ensure transparent and sustainable voluntary work abroad.CREDITS* THE ENTREPRENEUR OR THE ORGANISATION HOSTED ON THIS EPISODE HAS NOT SPONSORED THIS EPISODE, AS WELL AS THIS EPISODE IS NOT SPONSORED BY ANY ORGANISATION OR COMPANY. IT IS PURELY OUR OWN INTEREST TO UNDERSTAND THE ENTREPRENEURIAL MINDSET.
* Music licensed from http://www.purple-planet.com
* Record Player Static Sound - Recorded by Mike Koenig
* AM Radio Tuning Sound - Public Domain
21 min - The complexities of voluntourism and the unregulated market l Part 1, with Eva Cian l 026
"Eight million children worldwide are in orphanages and up to 90% of these children are not actually orphans”. / Save the Children
In this episode, you will be able to listen to advocate for responsible voluntourism Eva Cian, The Co-founder of NGO PILOT. Together with her, we will try to understand some global issues caused by voluntourism and shed some light on this so-called feel good by doing good travel.WHY SHALL WE CARE ABOUT VOLUNTOURISM?Every year westerners go abroad to volunteer and what we do know is that the popular travel type is seen as a do-good feel-good vacation but what is not looked closely enough at is the fact that volunteering abroad rarely have a positive impact you might think it has. If young people are not equipped to work with at-risk children in their home country why should they be able to do so abroad?Unregistered NGOs, for-profit travel agencies and volunteers unfit for the jobs, make voluntourism a multi-billion dollar market with a non-sustainable and truly damaging agenda.If you would like to understand how can you contribute to making this industry more sustainable, contact Eva Cian here.CREDITS* THE ENTREPRENEUR OR THE ORGANISATION HOSTED ON THIS EPISODE HAS NOT SPONSORED THIS EPISODE, AS WELL AS THIS EPISODE IS NOT SPONSORED BY ANY ORGANISATION OR COMPANY. IT IS PURELY OUR OWN INTEREST TO UNDERSTAND THE ENTREPRENEURIAL MINDSET.
* Music licensed from http://www.purple-planet.com
* Record Player Static Sound - Recorded by Mike Koenig
* AM Radio Tuning Sound - Public Domain
30 min - How to set effective goals and deliver on them, with Levi Yosef l 025
American professor and psychologists Dan Gilbert once said that “The reason most of us are unhappy most of the time is that we set our goals, not for the person we’re going to be when we reach them — we set our goals for the person we are when we set them.” Which leads to the question, how to actually set the right goals? What is your Northstar?
Therefore, in this week's episode, you will be able to hear from Levi Yosef - Founder of Leaty, how to make your first step toward success and switch from being passive to actually involved in life.HOW TO SET THE RIGHT GOALS?Before setting any goals, you need to understand your core values. Don+t mistake someone else's goals for yours - this is a recipe for misery and stagnation. Use your goals as your Northstar and gather real data out of your experience, to quickly identify the right direction for yourself. Keeping that in mind, think about the resources to your disposal and how these can enable you to collect that data, whether it is a person you can talk to, or a project you can participate in. But remember that it's important to set goals that you can start with right away and that are measurable. And step by step, you continuously get closer to becoming the person you want to be.- Base them on your core values
- Think about the next step to achieve them
- Makes them actionable and measurable
- Test them and revise at the later point
If you would like to understand more about how to set the right goals for you, contact Levi Yosef and start achieving your goals.
CREDITS
* THE ENTREPRENEUR OR THE ORGANISATION HOSTED ON THIS EPISODE HAS NOT SPONSORED THIS EPISODE, AS WELL AS THIS EPISODE IS NOT SPONSORED BY ANY ORGANISATION OR COMPANY. IT IS PURELY OUR OWN INTEREST TO UNDERSTAND THE ENTREPRENEURIAL MINDSET.
* Music licensed from http://www.purple-planet.com
* Record Player Static Sound - Recorded by Mike Koenig
* AM Radio Tuning Sound - Public Domain
42 min - How to make sustainability everyone's everyday business, with Frederik & Jonas l 024
American Author & Professor Anna Lappé stated - “Every time you spend money, you're casting a vote for the kind of world you want.” In other words, we now live in a brand democracy and our world needs us to take responsibility for voting for the most sustainable solutions. In this weeks episode of Startup Playground Podcast, you will hear about a platform that helps citizens and companies connect around sustainability - conveniently, believably and rewardingly - in order to make everybody everyday heroes of their 'hoods. The name of this new guide to the sustainable market is 'hoodHeroes and it is founded by two ambitious entrepreneurs - Frederik Rubens Mortensen & Jonas Bruun Jacobsen
HOW AND WHY TO SOLVE SUSTAINABILITY IN THE MARKETPLACE?
Sustainability... If you ask many people the same question, you will get so many different answers, because each of them may understand it differently. However, with the major environmental and social impact of brands and organisations, sustainability has become a grand opportunity, or inevitable challenge, for any company. And a critical responsibility for citizens to use their buying power to help reward and refine company practices. But how to do so in the busy and confusing everyday life of the market? To help, in swoops 'hoodHeroes with a rating community allowing citizens to find, compare and impact brands and companies to showcase and improve their sustainability and, in turn, the love for their brand.Read more about the 'hoodHeroes here - https://www.hoodheroes.co/ and find out how you can become a more sustainable hero, whether you are a citizen or company.CREDITS* THE ENTREPRENEUR OR THE ORGANISATION HOSTED ON THIS EPISODE HAS NOT SPONSORED THIS EPISODE, AS WELL AS THIS EPISODE IS NOT SPONSORED BY ANY ORGANISATION OR COMPANY. IT IS PURELY OUR OWN INTEREST TO UNDERSTAND THE ENTREPRENEURIAL MINDSET.* Music licensed from http://www.purple-planet.com* Record Player Static Sound - Recorded by Mike Koenig
* AM Radio Tuning Sound - Public Domain
* Applause 6 - https://www.soundjay.com/human/sounds/applause-6.mp3
1 hr 12 min - Mastering your Productivity Game in 2020, with Stoyan Yankov l 023
One of the greatest American entrepreneurs, animators, voice actors and film producers Walt Disney once said: "The way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing". Let this message serve as a push for those who still haven't started on their entrepreneurial journey. Therefore, for this season's final episode of the Startup Playground Podcast, you will have the chance to hear how to be more productive in the year 2020 from a very uplifting personality- a former movie producer who turned into a productivity coach & professional speaker - Stoyan Yankov.
HOW BEING MORE PRODUCTIVE CAN HELP YOU TO GET MORE DONE?Learning to be productive is a mindset, it's a lifestyle. And you can apply it in anything you do. It's about living intentionally. It's about taking the time to get clear what you are after and how to get it done in the smartest possible way. And then the discipline to execute and deliver the results no matter what! It takes discipline and consistency, but if you're committed - you can go a long way!Tune in now for the season finale and make the year 2020 one that makes all the difference in your life.FOR MORE INSPIRATIONAL CONTENT FOLLOW STOYAN YANKOV HERE:Instagram: http://instagram.com/stoyan_yankovFacebook: http://facebook.com/thefocusguyLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/stoyanyankovTwitter: http://twitter.com/stoyan_yankovWebsite: http://stoyanyankov.comCREDITS* THE ENTREPRENEUR OR THE ORGANISATION HOSTED ON THIS EPISODE HAS NOT SPONSORED THIS EPISODE, AS WELL AS THIS EPISODE IS NOT SPONSORED BY ANY ORGANISATION OR COMPANY. IT IS PURELY OUR OWN INTEREST TO UNDERSTAND THE ENTREPRENEURIAL MINDSET.* Music licensed from http://www.purple-planet.com* Record Player Static Sound - Recorded by Mike Koenig
* AM Radio Tuning Sound - Public Domain
1 hr 9 min - How to grow professionally with a power of marketing, with Kotryna Kurt l 022
German mathematician and physicist Albert Einstein once said: "Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value." In this Christmas special episode of Startup Playground Podcast, you will be able to hear about a platform that has been longer around than any other popular used social network out there, but it is more relevant now than ever before. You gonna hear about the network for professionals - Linkedin. Therefore, to understand why is it so important and why you should be on it. In this episode, we hosted LinkedIn Advertising & Personal Branding expert Kotryna Kurt, Co-founder & CEO at Linkedist. She is also a 24/7 marketer whose world is spinning around content creation, social media marketing strategies, and Linkedin which is her playground.
WHY LINKEDIN IS SO IMPORTANT?LinkedIn is a professionals network where you can meet like-minded people and network. What is more, it is also a place where you can read more about the things you care about, get a lot of advice and knowledge from other professionals. Finally, it is a network that can help you to sell your products or services via content creation, advertising, or networking./Read more about the LINKEDIST here: https://linkedist.comCREDITS* THE ENTREPRENEUR OR THE ORGANISATION HOSTED ON THIS EPISODE HAS NOT SPONSORED THIS EPISODE, AS WELL AS THIS EPISODE IS NOT SPONSORED BY ANY ORGANISATION OR COMPANY. IT IS PURELY OUR OWN INTEREST TO UNDERSTAND THE ENTREPRENEURIAL MINDSET.* Music licensed from http://www.purple-planet.com* Record Player Static Sound - Recorded by Mike Koenig
* AM Radio Tuning Sound - Public Domain
50 min - Why cycling is becoming more popular around the World, with Oliver Emil Andersen l 021
German mathematician and physicist Albert Einstein once said: "Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving." In this weeks episode of Startup Playground Podcast, you will be able to hear about the famous Danish bicycle culture which started in the 1930s. Since then the bicycle has become a widespread symbol of equality and freedom not only in Denmark but in many countries around the World. Therefore, to understand this phenomenon, in this episode we hosted actual Dane and Copenhagener - Oliver Emil Andersen - Founder of Behind Handlebars. His passion is his business. and his goal is to inspire people to bike and use the bike as a tool for pleasure and exploration.
WHY YOU SHOULD CONSIDER A BICYCLE AS YOUR PRIMARY TRANSPORTATION VEHICLE?Because it is cheap, fast, convenient.... and you get plenty of fresh air and exercise. What's not to like.A personal message from Oliver: " The realization I had a couple of years ago was that I didn’t really know my city. I took the details for granted; the architecture, the views and everything that makes Copenhagen unique. I wanted to change that. I wanted to get that feeling of wonder that you get when you visit a city for the first time. I grabbed my bike and decided to go see some of the attractions that tourists see when they visit Copenhagen. Instead of just pedalling past it as I normally did, I stopped. Stopped and actually looked at my city. It was wonderful!"Read more about the Behind Handlebars here: https://behindhandlebars.net/CREDITS* THE ENTREPRENEUR OR THE ORGANISATION HOSTED ON THIS EPISODE HAS NOT SPONSORED THIS EPISODE, AS WELL AS THIS EPISODE IS NOT SPONSORED BY ANY ORGANISATION OR COMPANY. IT IS PURELY OUR OWN INTEREST TO UNDERSTAND THE ENTREPRENEURIAL MINDSET.* Music licensed from http://www.purple-planet.com* Record Player Static Sound - Recorded by Mike Koenig
* AM Radio Tuning Sound - Public Domain
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