Phil explores the four most important lessons he has learnt as an entrepreneur during the COVID pandemic. The four lessons are:

1. Improvise. Adapt. Overcome

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This podcast is created by Phil Birss and produced by Run2.

In the deep dive of an episode Phil interviews 'Practical Futurist' Andrew Grill. Former IBM Global Managing Partner, Andrew is an internal recognised keynote speaker and trusted board-level technology advisor.

With a broad career spanning over 30 years in large corporates such as IBM, British Aerospace and Telstra, as well as 12 years running technology start-ups, Andrew is a highly experienced authority on a wide range of topics related to technology trends and the digital world.

Key takeaways of this podcast:

• Disrupt or Be disrupted – Digital disruption and what it means for you and your business.

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This podcast is created by Phil Birss and produced by Run2.

In this episode Phil enjoys a healthy rant about lunchtimes and explores the famous quote from Oliver Stone's film Wall Street that 'Lunch is for wimps! 30 years on this quote still embodies how most organisations treat this precious 1 hour a day that we should all be taking as time to refresh, refuel and reenergise.

Research has shown that the mental health of the 9-5 working population has been negatively affected by the COVID pandemic, and that many of us (working remotely) have suffered from a reduction in the downtime we need to stay healthy and supercharged.

For Phil, the COVID pandemic will be remembered as the time when 3-4 face-to-face meetings per day became 8-10 virtual meetings per day. Without the limitations of travel, room availability, etc we have unconsciously created a new system of productivity that leaves even less time to re-fuel and re-focus.

In this episode Phil lays out the argument that lunchtimes should be become sacrosanct and unmovable by employers, and seen as on-negotiable by all whose enjoy a 9-5 working day.

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Human beings are incredible creatures. Our bodies and minds have adapted over millions of years to achieve wonders great and small.

In my experience, a happier and more productive entrepreneur is a more successful entrepreneur. The challenge is understanding how to supercharge our bodies and minds to help us deliver greater commercial success.

In this episode Phil explores his 4-steps to balancing wellbeing with commerciality.

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The best ideas come to us when we are bored, truly bored. That is my contention and the topic of this the latest episode of the Supercharged Entrepreneur podcast.

I believe that boredom helps us ponder the big questions, solve problems and create space for crazy ideas to flow. My challenge to you is to make space in your life for downtime. Downtime to think and to process. Time to supercharge your business ambitions.

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In this episode Phil interviews creativity guru Dave Birss (no relation apparently) and discusses how improving the creativity can improve commercial performance.

Over the last few years, Dave has become a highly respected speaker for conferences and businesses. He’s well known for debunking the myths and misunderstandings that surround creativity and innovation. And for showing more effective ways of getting to more effective ideas.

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Meet comedian John Cooper. Since 2016 he has delivered presentation skills training for Google’s Digital Garage, Power to Change, The Locality Conference, The Business Growth Hub, Avecto Cyber Security, and many others.

His sessions use humour and interactivity to unlock creativity and build confidence. John is now offering online presentation training where you will discover how to make the best use of your time on webcam when all eyes are on you.

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"I believe that no one can truly claim to be a 'master of scale'. I believe we are all, at best, infinite learners." quotes Reid Hoffman during the seminal episode of his Master of Scale podcast. Interviewing Barry Miller, former CEO of Paramount Pictures and Fox network, Reid explores the idea that "Infinite learning is a job requirement for scale entrepreneurs."

In this episode Phil shares his approach to learning and how he mixes multiple mediums to keep hi thinking fresh and his mind challenges. Phil also explores the importance of teaching you learnings with friend and colleagues as a means to cement the new knowledge.

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In this episode Phil explores how we as entrepreneurs and business leaders can bounce back from the dark times and recharge our batteries in double quick time to be ready for the fight.

Phil's theory on having a more positive and productive lifestyle is to 'Sharpen the Point' and squeeze the time between the positive times by creating system that will guide you back to mental health quicker.

The four practices that get me back to being supercharged as as follows:

1. Practice mindfulness

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In this episode Phil shares his 7 steps for inspiring and developing your people. The 7 steps are as follows:

• Explain the commercial model of the business to your team

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