The Brand Called You

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September 19, 2025Exploring Human Creativity Across Cultures with Fredrik Haren, The Creativity Explorer
Exploring Human Creativity Across Cultures with Fredrik Haren, The Creativity Explorer
Grew up in a creative family, inspired by his musician father.
Realized creativity isn’t limited to the arts—it’s universal.

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Overview

In this engaging episode, Ashutosh Garg chats with Fredrik Haren, the acclaimed “Creativity Explorer,” about his lifelong quest to understand creativity across cultures. Below, find the main topics discussed—timestamped and in a question-based format for easy reference.
00:01:29- How did Fredrik become The Creativity Explorer?
Grew up in a creative family, inspired by his musician father.
Realized creativity isn’t limited to the arts—it’s universal.
Dedicated his life in 2000 to understanding and exploring creativity worldwide.
00:03:07- What was a pivotal learning moment?
After success in Sweden, Fredrik moved to China, knowing no one and not speaking the language.
Struggling with cultural differences sparked his mission to study “human, not just local, creativity.”
00:05:25- What’s the biggest myth about creativity in business?
Employees blame companies for stifling creativity, but it’s personal responsibility.
All individuals can (and should) nurture their own creative abilities.
00:06:50- Why are ideas powerful—and underused?
Creativity is like a superpower, allowing us to materialize the imaginary.
Urges everyone, especially already-creative people, to push their creative limits.
00:07:49- Why are humility and vulnerability important for creativity?
Creative leaders must balance confidence with humility.
Encouraging input (“What do you think?”) sparks team creativity.
00:10:31- How does creativity relate to adaptability?
Four key steps: Notice change, understand it, know what to do, take action.
Self-reflection: Identify and address your weakest step.
00:12:00- Can storytelling drive change?
Yes—storytelling is essential for persuasion and organizational change.
Mastering rhetoric helps get ideas accepted.
RESOURCES:
Learn more about Fredrik Haren: LinkedIN
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Grew up in a creative family, inspired by his musician father.
Realized creativity isn’t limited to the arts—it’s universal.
Dedicated his life in 2000 to understanding and exploring creativity worldwide.

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September 18, 2025Al Shalloway, Founder & CEO of Success Engineering
Al Shalloway, Founder & CEO of Success Engineering
Teaching principles he didn’t personally embody led to self-reflection and growth.
Importance of living what you teach.

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Overview

In this insightful episode of The Brand Called You, host Ashutosh Garg sits down with Al Shalloway, Founder and CEO of Success Engineering. Al’s multifaceted journey—spanning his roles as an educator, author, consultant, and thought leader—shines through in a discussion that demystifies complex topics like Agile, Lean, and business transformation.
00:00:32 – What Transformative Moments Shaped Al’s Journey?
Teaching principles he didn’t personally embody led to self-reflection and growth.
Importance of living what you teach.
00:01:34 – Why Stay Passionate About Agile, Lean, and Transformation?
Lifelong curiosity and a drive to learn.
Four decades influenced by Deming and Lean.
00:02:44 – What is Success Engineering and the Amplio Expert System?
Concept of “engineering success”—combining people and systematic approaches.
Built from 10,000+ interviews to capture patterns that work.
Emphasis on adaptable playbooks and embedded coaching methods.
00:05:42 – How Does Amplio Adapt to Different Organizational Contexts?
Core first principles of flow and feedback.
Flexible practices tailored to unique business needs and human elements.
00:07:32 – Is There a Disconnect Between Agile Theory and Practice?
Agile often lacks systems thinking and broader business focus.
Emphasis on the need for holistic, not just team-based, agility.
00:10:29 – What Tells You an Organization Needs a New Approach?
Key signals: lack of value clarity and feedback delays.
Focus should be on actual effectiveness, not just adopting Agile labels.
00:12:13 – How to Shift from Silos to True Flow?
Focus on value delivery and reducing waste.
Use flow as an improvement tool, not the ultimate goal.
00:15:08 – How Important is Culture and Psychological Safety?
Culture follows how work is managed—not vice versa.
Building trust and safety comes from working together and improving systems, not blaming individuals.
RESOURCES:
Learn more about Al Shalloway: LinkedIN
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Teaching principles he didn’t personally embody led to self-reflection and growth.
Importance of living what you teach.

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September 18, 2025Tim Peters, Chief Marketing Officer, Guideline
Tim Peters, Chief Marketing Officer, Guideline
Tim is the CMO of Guideline
He’s an advisor to multiple VC funds, and has built and exited several ventures across tech, media and nonprofit centers.

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Overview

Tim Peters, CMO of Guideline, discusses his 25-year journey from startup founder to marketing executive at public companies. He reveals how his company collects $150B in real advertising spend data from major brands and uses AI to provide actionable insights for marketing strategy, competitive analysis, and campaign optimization across different business stages.
00:35- About Tim Peters
Tim is the CMO of Guideline
He’s an advisor to multiple VC funds, and has built and exited several ventures across tech, media and nonprofit centers.
09:50- How does marketing strategy differ between public companies and startups?
Startups focus on finding product–market fit, experimenting with channels, and stretching limited resources, often requiring marketers to wear multiple hats.
Public companies prioritize protecting market share, managing brand reputation, and driving steady, incremental growth with specialized teams.
Key difference lies in agility vs. scale—startups emphasize scrappy experimentation, while public firms focus on defense, stability, and global strategy.
19:39- What role does storytelling play in modern performance driven marketing strategies?
Stories resonate emotionally, making brands more relatable and authentic.
Storytelling helps capture attention, earn media coverage, and build loyal communities.
Documenting the journey and sharing narratives differentiates brands and cuts through the noise.
RESOURCES:
Learn more about Tim Peters: LinkedIn
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Tim is the CMO of Guideline.
He’s an advisor to multiple VC funds, and has built and exited several ventures across tech, media and nonprofit centers.

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September 17, 2025Ronald E Cooper, CEO and Founder, The Cooper Culture
Ronald E Cooper, CEO and Founder, The Cooper Culture
Ronald is the CEO and founder of The Cooper Culture.
He is a certified leadership trainer, a public speaker and a personal performance coach.

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Overview

From a 5-year-old dream to 300 combat missions, Ronald E Cooper shares how trust, integrity, and forward-thinking shaped his leadership philosophy and high-performing teams.
00:38- About Ronald E Cooper
Ronald is the CEO and founder of The Cooper Culture.
He is a certified leadership trainer, a public speaker and a personal performance coach.
07:20- What core leadership principles should every leader adopt?
Be reliable, accountable, and honest in all interactions.
Uphold honesty and ethical behavior, avoiding denigration of others.
Address issues directly and collaboratively to resolve conflicts.
15:15- How do human behavior traits influence organizational culture?
Human behavior traits like fairness, compassion, and respect shape how decisions are made and communicated.
Understanding individual personalities, strengths, and challenges helps leaders anticipate the impact of their decisions.
Open communication and addressing concerns collaboratively foster trust and support a high-performing organizational culture.
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Learn more about Ronald E Cooper: LinkedIn
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Ronald is the CEO and founder of The Cooper Culture.
He is a certified leadership trainer, a public speaker and a personal performance coach.

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September 17, 2025Anamika Mishra, Author, Holistic Life Coach & Travel Influencer
Anamika Mishra, Author, Holistic Life Coach & Travel Influencer
Her career spans travel, blogging, coaching, and activism.
Curiosity as the driving force behind each role

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Overview

In this episode of “The Brand Called You,” host Ashutosh Garg interviews Anamika Mishra—author, life coach, travel influencer, and climate activist—about her diverse journey, her book Shoo the Noises, and her philosophy on self-growth.
00:01:02 — How did Anamika’s journey evolve?
Her career spans travel, blogging, coaching, and activism.
Curiosity as the driving force behind each role
Love for storytelling and helping others
00:01:50 — How has travel shaped her worldview?
Travel teaches adaptability and resilience
Encourages discovery of strengths, fears, and blind spots
00:03:06 — What sets Anamika apart as an influencer?
Authenticity and consistency in sharing real life moments
Building trust and connection with her audience
00:04:55 — What inspired Shoo the Noises?
Personal experiences with life’s challenges and “noises”
Making self-help accessible, especially for young adults
00:06:29 — What are the main “noises” for young people today?
Digital overload, self-doubt, and limiting beliefs
The impact of information excess and internal barriers
00:07:47 — Why choose mindset, healing, and resilience?
Three pillars: mindset mastery, healing emotional wounds, building resilience
How overcoming personal loss shaped her message
00:11:13 — How can you step out of your comfort zone?
Comfort zones feel safe but limit growth
Take small steps, reframe fear as excitement, and focus on milestones
00:14:26 — Why are affirmations important?
Repeated positive statements shape beliefs and outcomes
Must be paired with aligned actions
RESOURCES:
Learn more about Anamika Mishra: LinkedIN
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If you learned something new, know that Anamika’s path started with travel, which she calls her “biggest teacher.Every trip, she says, acts as a mirror—showing strengths, fears, and blind spots. Want growth? Get out there and explore! Share these insights with friends!
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Her career spans travel, blogging, coaching, and activism.
Curiosity as the driving force behind each role
Love for storytelling and helping others

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September 16, 2025Ronald van den Hoff, Certified Supervisory Board Member
Ronald van den Hoff, Certified Supervisory Board Member
Both books highlight how organizations and society need to adapt to constant change.
Emphasize building dynamic, networked organizations.

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Overview

Join us as Ronald van den Hoff, serial entrepreneur and co-founder of Seats2meet, shares his journey in transforming the hospitality industry by championing serendipity, collaboration, and continuous innovation.
00:01:25- What are “Society 3.0” and “The Serendipity Machine” about?
Both books highlight how organizations and society need to adapt to constant change.
Emphasize building dynamic, networked organizations.
“Serendipity Machine” explains how meeting spaces can create unexpected value through chance encounters.
00:04:01- How did Ronald put his ideas into practice?
Seats2meet and similar venues became real-world experiments for his theories.
The books capture lessons learned from hands-on innovation.
00:05:20- Are these concepts still relevant?
Absolutely. Ronald notes most organizations still face the same challenges he wrote about a decade ago.
Value is in the experience and connections, not just products or services.
00:10:13- What role did digital transformation play?
Early adopter of online booking in hospitality.
Created proprietary software to solve problems and later offered those solutions industry-wide.
00:17:12- How did Seats2meet spark serendipity and growth?
Pioneered booking and sharing individual seats instead of entire rooms.
Welcomed freelancers and professionals to use surplus space, building a collaborative community.
Growth fueled by organic word-of-mouth, not big marketing spend.
00:21:18- Did Seats2meet become an incubator?
Yes, unintentionally—it fostered countless new ventures by simply bringing people together.
Chose to focus on hospitality and software, not direct investment in startups.
RESOURCES:
Learn more about Ronald van den Hoff: LinkedIN
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Both books highlight how organizations and society need to adapt to constant change.
Emphasize building dynamic, networked organizations.
“Serendipity Machine” explains how meeting spaces can create unexpected value through chance encounters.

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September 16, 2025Mark Turrell, Founder unDavos & unDavos Summit
Mark Turrell, Founder unDavos & unDavos Summit
Mark Turrell is the founder of the largest underground community on the ground, unDavos, which has thousands of young global leaders, futurists, and entrepreneurs asking the questions that matter at Davos.

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A global journey of curiosity, resilience, and entrepreneurship — from building companies and shaping collective intelligence to reimagining leadership at Davos and beyond. This story blends personal lessons, failures, and bold visions into meaningful impact at scale.
00:09- About Mark Turrell
Mark Turrell is the founder of the largest underground community on the ground, unDavos, which has thousands of young global leaders, futurists, and entrepreneurs asking the questions that matter at Davos.
14:20- What achievements at Imagine Attic stand out most to you?
IPO on the London Stock Exchange (2006), a rare achievement as the first outside capital.
Winning the Queen’s Award for International Trade, recognition at the highest level, even meeting the Royal Family.
Pioneering collective intelligence technology, using crowdsourcing and behavioral science to solve real-world problems like packaging efficiency and sustainability.
16:08- Why don’t leaders engage with the people who actually know what’s going on?
Executives often rely on their own limited perspectives or consultants instead of frontline insights.
They overlook the value of people on the ground, who see practical problems and solutions firsthand.
As a result, top-down ideas miss impact, while real innovation often comes from employees closer to the work.
RESOURCES:
Learn more about Mark Turrell: LinkedIn
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Stay updated with what’s shaping the world today through the latest The Brand Called You Podcast episode. Follow us on iTunes, Spotify, and Anchor.fm.
You can find us at:
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Mark Turrell is the founder of the largest underground community on the ground, unDavos, which has thousands of young global leaders, futurists, and entrepreneurs asking the questions that matter at Davos.

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September 15, 2025Doug Cornfield, Co-Founder, Disability Dream & Do (D3Day)
Doug Cornfield, Co-Founder, Disability Dream & Do (D3Day)
Doug Cornfield is an author, speaker, and former college athlete.
He is the director of the Disability, Dream, and Do (D3Day) sports camps, created with Dave Clark.

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Overview

An inspiring journey of resilience, sports, family, and entrepreneurship—showing how true leadership is built on care, courage, and breaking barriers.
00:24- About Doug Cornfield
Doug Cornfield is an author, speaker, and former college athlete.
He is the director of the Disability, Dream, and Do (D3Day) sports camps, created with Dave Clark.
In college he was a top contender in track and field, and a scholarship athlete at the University of Georgia.
25:41- What is Disability Dream & Do (D3) Day all about?
Started as inclusive baseball camps for people with disabilities.
Focuses on giving participants confidence, joy, and a sense of belonging.
Built on Dave’s passion, resilience, and history in professional baseball.
38:00- What can pros learn from kids?
Kids teach pros resilience and courage by overcoming challenges with determination.
They remind pros about gratitude, humility, and the power of human connection.
Their stories leave lasting emotional impact, often inspiring players more than the kids themselves.
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Learn more about Doug Cornfield: LinkedIn
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Doug Cornfield is an author, speaker, and former college athlete.
He is the director of the Disability, Dream, and Do (D3Day) sports camps, created with Dave Clark.
In college he was a top contender in track and field, and a scholarship athlete at the University of Georgia.

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September 15, 2025Annie Yatch, Chief Transformation Officer and Founder, Northstar Leadership School
Annie Yatch, Chief Transformation Officer and Founder, Northstar Leadership School
Annie is the Chief Transformation Officer and founder of Northstar Leadership School.

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Overview

Discover how Annie Yatch, Chief Transformation Officer and founder of Northstar Leadership School, transformed her journey from counterterrorism to leadership mastery. She reveals the hidden power of subconscious rewiring, emotional intelligence, and authentic confidence in building resilient leaders, thriving businesses, and stronger relationships.
00:35- About Annie Yatch
Annie is the Chief Transformation Officer and founder of Northstar Leadership School.
04:41- What challenges shaped your leadership approach?
Caring for a spouse undergoing multiple surgeries while managing her career and studies.
Maintaining a positive mindset and energy through personal and professional demands.
Navigating a divorce and balancing challenges while coaching others.
13:33- How does subconscious work impact financial success?
Subconscious patterns and limiting money beliefs create financial ceilings, even for high earners.
Calming the nervous system and identifying these patterns can unlock higher income potential.
Breaking subconscious patterns prevents repeated costly mistakes, saving money and boosting profits.
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Learn more about Annie Yatch: LinkedIn
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September 13, 2025Christine Sadry, Author, ’13 Years Lost’
Christine Sadry, Author, ’13 Years Lost’
Christine is an author of a book titled 13 Years Lost, which is a memoir chronicling her escape from communist Poland.
She also served as a global Peacekeeper with the United Nations.

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Christine Sadry, author of 13 Years Lost and former UN Peacekeeper, shares her powerful story of surviving trauma, reclaiming identity, and turning pain into purpose. From escaping communist Poland to becoming a global voice for peace, her journey is one of resilience, forgiveness, and hope.
00:42- About Christine Sadry
Christine is an author of a book titled 13 Years Lost, which is a memoir chronicling her escape from communist Poland.
She also served as a global Peacekeeper with the United Nations.
06:55- How can someone shaped by trauma reclaim their identity?
Make peace with trauma and choose to let it go.
Draw strength from role models and inner resilience.
Rebuild identity through education, meaningful work, and self-worth.
16:22- How did isolation shape your relationships?
Isolation made it hard to fit in and form friendships.
Experiencing unkindness and cruelty taught me the value of compassion.
It shaped me into someone who chooses love, kindness, and support for others.
RESOURCES:
Learn more about Christine Sadry: LinkedIn
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Christine is an author of a book titled 13 Years Lost, which is a memoir chronicling her escape from communist Poland.
She also served as a global Peacekeeper with the United Nations.

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How many episodes does The Brand Called You have?

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