Studiomouth Weekly Interviews - Wherever you are on life’s journey, you can make a difference.

This is a bonus clip supplement to the full interview, "Episode 11: Peter Muller, Raptor Aircraft."

What happens when Peter Muller, a long-time Silicon Valley software engineer, with no prior airplane design experience, attempts to design one? One that will improve and increase size, comfort, and features, as well as reduce cost.

By the way, Peter Muller is working on his airplane on the side, outside of his regular job. Check out our conversation.

David Richman is the author of Winning in the Middle of the Pack. We discuss his upcoming work in 2017, Cycle of Lives.

• http://david-richman.com
• http://david-richman.com/cycle-of-lives/

David was inspired to use long distance running and cycling events to draw awareness to cancer ever since his sister fought cancer several years ago.

Cycle of Lives is a book David is writing based upon fifteen interview subjects he has spoken to whose lives have been touched by cancer.

In addition, David also cycled over 5,000 miles in the United States to bring awareness and meet some people along the way, including some of the subjects he writes about in Cycle of Lives.

During today's interview, David discusses the impact of cancer, his epic bicycle journey, and the lessons he has learned along the way.

Alanna Rantala is a pianist in the San Francisco Bay Area. She’s a proud parent of two children, a graduate of University of California at Davis and the New England Conservatory in Boston. She teaches piano to students of all ages.

Alanna discusses her life journey, her new album Recognize, and a life-changing injury early in her musical career.

To order copies her album, email Alanna at [email protected]

Here’s a YouTube intro to Recognize

https://youtu.be/E3AUu-YQ7kY

Other Resources

http://studiotrilogy.com/ The studio where Alanna recorded

http://www.discmakers.com/ The company that produces the CD.

Tracks from Recognize featured in today’s episode include tracks:

• 4. Winter Waltz
• 5. Adam’s Song
• 9. Smiling Eyes
• 11. If Time Stood Still
• 13. Unspoken Words

Gregg Clunis is a podcaster and freelancer. He hosts the terrific podcast, Tiny Leaps Big Changes. Already in its 100th episode, Gregg focuses on daily personal development tips solidly grounded in scientific evidence. One example is in episode 1, Gregg speaks about the impact that making lists has not only on your productivity, but on your brain.

Gregg shares about his entrepreneurial journey, the start of his podcast, and what he hopes to accomplish in the near future.

Resources

Website http://tinyleaps.co

Website http://greggclunis.com

iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/tiny-leaps-big-changes-motivation/id1071032154?mt=2

Twitter https://twitter.com/greggclunis

Cal Newport’s book, So Good They Can’t Ignore You

https://www.amazon.com/Good-They-Cant-Ignore-You/dp/1455509124/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1466955657&sr=8-3&keywords=cal+newport

Reid Hoffman is the founder of LinkedIn, he’s often quoted as saying about entrepreneurship, “You jump off a cliff and you assemble an airplane on the way down.”

A great episode to get a taste of the ever-evolving world of Medicare, for you, your colleagues, and your family.

Diane Daniels is host of the Medicare Nation podcast and owner of Senior Advisors for Medicare & Medicaid (SAMM) in the Tampa, Florida area. We discuss the world of Medicare, including Medicare basics, fraud, and additional coverage. We also learn about Diane’s background, growing up in Brooklyn, New York.

Thanks to Mark Dillon for connecting me with Lori.

Does your mess stress you out? A professional organizer might be the answer. Lori Krolik shares her work, her life story, and some amazing tips.

Lori Krolik’s business, More Time For You, was created in 1995 to help office professionals and families establish organized systems for the important things in their lives.

Dr. Kate Levinson wrote a book that I think is one of the most important books you, your children, your friends, and your family could read. It’s titled Emotional Currency: A Woman's Guide to Building a Healthy Relationship with Money and it’s not just for women.

As stated on Amazon, “By understanding our intimate history and relationship with money we are better able to handle our money anxieties, solve our money problems, enjoy the money we have, and make room for other, more meaningful values.”

Alex Lerman leads Berkeley Improv, helping novices and veterans enjoy the wonderful world of Improvisational Comedy.

Alex Lerman shares how he discovered improv, his personal story, his love of dance, and the future of Berkeley Improv.

I ask icebreaker questions before nearly every Studiomouth Podcast interview. I don’t usually include them in the final episode, so wanted to share a select number of responses.

Previous guests featured on our Icebreaker Questions episode

 ·      Savvy Smith of Yoga Savvy

 ·      Zeph Rose

 ·      Yvonne Ericsson of Nordic Innovation House

A great way to get a taste of Pat Flynn’s keynote in Ft. Worth, Texas on Saturday, August 1, 2015, and learn the key points of his presentation.

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