The Dov Barron Show

The Conscious Capitalism Opportunity
 
What are conscious leadership and conscious capitalism? Are they some kind of new-age woo-woo terms that today's gurus use? Or are they practical ways of operating in the world of business?
 
If you are doubting the practicality of these things, rest assured you're not alone. However, what if the person talking directly to you about these things was a co-founder of two technology companies based in Silicon Valley, someone who was a member of the Young President's Organization because he grew each company to $75 million in revenue, the first in ten years and the second in just two years?

Would you be willing to consider the possibility that Conscious Leadership and Conscious Capitalism are the new ways of doing business?
 
Part 1 and Part 2 outline a vision for applying conscious leadership and capitalism, touching upon various aspects from philosophical underpinnings, like the quantum physics of Conversations With God, to practical business considerations and personal development.

All of which suggest that embracing conscious capitalism and leadership could lead to more fulfilling and successful business practices and a more compassionate and understanding world.

Would you be willing to consider the possibility that Conscious Leadership and Conscious Capitalism are the new ways of doing business? 

Steve Farrell felt compelled to leave Silicon Valley behind and launch Humanity's Team, a global non-profit helping people worldwide awaken to their interconnectedness through platforms such as Humanity's Stream+, a conscious streaming service now available worldwide. 

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GAIN Without Pain: Understanding The Vagus Nerve
If you've ever led others, felt burned out, had children, or survived a global lockdown, understanding the vagus nerve is well worth your attention. While the vagus nerve is a big deal in the world of #PTSD, it's also a critical component for you and me.
In short, the vagus nerve is vital in regulating our stress response and emotional well- being. It's responsible for the mind-body connection and helps us distinguish between pain and suffering.
Educating ourselves about the vagus nerve can lead to better relationships with ourselves and others.  . Over the next two episodes of The Dov Baron Show, you'll discover the power of managing your vagus nerve and its impact on your life.  When it comes to Managing Stress, look no further than our guest for the next two episodes. Dr Greg Hammer. He is a Stanford University School of Medicine professor, a pediatric intensive care physician, and a pediatric anesthesiologist. He is also the author of "GAIN Without Pain, the Happiness Handbook"
Website  https://greghammermd.com

Social Media https://www.facebook.com/greghammermd        https://www.linkedin.com/in/greg-hammer-02b20422  https://www.instagram.com/greghammermd

From Start-Up Coach To Grown-Up Super Hero . As a leader in any space and at any level, there's a good chance that you have doubted yourself, even to the degree that you may have felt like an imposter.

In fact, "Imposter Syndrome" shows up in as many as 72% of those in leadership positions. It increases to an average of 75% of Women Executives. But could there be advantages to struggling with Imposter Syndrome? . That's what we are going to discover over the next two episodes with the World's #1 Start-up Coach, Alisa Cohn.

Alisa Cohn is a force of nature. Not only was she named the #1 Start-up coach in the World, but she also wrote a book on start-ups titled, From Start-up to Grown-up.

Alisa was named the Top Start-up Coach in the World at the Thinkers50/Marshall Goldsmith Global Coaches Awards and ranked globally as the #1 Start-up Coach by Global Guru for the past three years. She's a sought-after speaker; Alisa was named one of Inc. Top 100 Leadership Speakers. She has keynoted events for IBM, PWC, Dell, and Citi. She is the executive coach for Runway, the incubator at Cornell's New York City campus.
Alisa is a regular contributor to the Harvard Business Review, Forbes, and Inc, and she's been featured as an expert on BBC World News, the New York Times, and the Wall Street Journal. She is an Angel Investor and a Broadway Investor. .
Website https://www.alisacohn.com . Social Media https://twitter.com/AlisaCohn https://www.linkedin.com/in/alisacohn/ https://www.instagram.com/alisacohn/

The Godfather of Curiosity: Shaking The Paradigm
As a boy with dyslexia who loved to learn, reading was a struggle for me. However, I was fortunate to have grown up during the golden age of TV.

Watching shows that exposed me to new ways of thinking and understanding, I was able to feed my insatiable curiosity.

One of my favorite shows was the BBC1 science series "Tomorrow's World." Later, I came across the ten-part documentary series #Connections, broadcast on the BBC and PBS in the United States.
Connections traced the historical relationships between invention and discovery. Each episode chronicled a particular path of technological development. Connections was the most-watched PBS television series up to that time. It was followed by the twenty-part Connections 2 (1994) and the ten-part Connections 3 (1997)
Our esteemed guest, James Burke, and his partner created these shows. Professor James Burke has been a regular writer for Scientific American, Time, and a consultant to the SETI project. James is also the host of the upcoming series of Curiosity Stream, The 4th Connection.
James Burke is an award-winning science historian and documentary filmmaker. He was the BBC chief reporter on Apollo 11. For over fifty years, he has produced and hosted many TV series for the BBC, PBS, and Discovery. The Washington Post described him as “One of the most intriguing minds in the Western world.” However, I would describe him as the Godfather of my Curiosity.
Websites: James Burke BBC: https://tinyurl.com/JamesBurkeCollection Amazon Books: https://tinyurl.com/JamesBurkeBooks . Part 1) Stop Solving Problems That No Longer Exist! . When 9 Billion People Change the Future
Big Data - Friend or Foe
Why Prediction is The Secret to Success
The 1842 Riots and Why We Choose Convenience over Privacy. Curiosity and Survival. The Power and Limitations of Paradigms
The Death of Traditional Institutions.

The Sound of Freedom, Liberating Humanity
Join me for the next two deeply engrossing episodes of The Dov Baron Show podcast as we delve into the $48 billion asset management world, the shocking contemporary slave trade, the American connection, and how Hollywood snubbed one of the biggest independent movies in history. .
Our guest, Paul Hutchinson, was the primary investor and Executive Producer of one of the most successful independent movies in history, and he held a pivotal role in the largest child rescue operation in history.

"Sound of Freedom" is a 2023 film you may never have heard of, but it's a true story of a former government agent turned vigilante who rescues children from human traffickers and it's a must-see.
Paul's work with the Child Liberation Foundation has led to over 70 undercover rescue missions in 15 countries, contributing to rescuing over 5,000 children. He has been recognized and honored many times including:

Recipient of the Ellis Island Medal of Honor
The 2022 International Medal of Freedom
Recipient of the Race Award from Harvard Business School
Board Member of the Federal Enforcement Homeland Security Foundation
Board Member of the FBI Citizens Academy

Don't miss out on this powerful story of how Paul Hutchinson and his team are actively changing the lives of invisible children worldwide.

Website
https://liberating-humanity.com
www.liberatechildren.org
www.PaulHutchinsonOfficial.com

Social Media
https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulhutch
https://www.instagram.com/liberating.humanity

Executive burnout is a major issue. According to a Deloitte survey, nearly 70% of C-suite executives reported feeling burned out. 81% of those execs said improving their well-being was more important than their current salary..Could the burnout problem fall on our lack of professional boundaries, in that we have facilitated our talent pool accidentally stumbling from career to career without Intention? If so, what can we do to correct course?.Let's find out: Scott Jeffrey Miller is a prolific 7-time bestselling author and famous podcast host. He currently serves as Franklin Covey's senior advisor on thought leadership. .Before his advisor role, Scott spent twenty-five years as a Franklin-Covey associate, serving as the Chief of Marketing and Executive Vice President. .Scott hosts On Leadership with Scott Miller, the world's largest weekly leadership podcast. His latest book is Career on Course: Take Your Career From Accidental To Intentional. .Websitehttps://www.scottjeffreymiller.com.Social Mediahttps://www.linkedin.com/in/scottmillerfc/ https://twitter.com/ScottMillerFChttps://www.instagram.com/scottjeffreymiller/https://www.tiktok.com/@scottjeffreymiller

Remember when people were famous for doing something? Remember the days before the Kardashians or Paris Hilton? Back then, there were PR companies and agents. Those people still exist, but now, particularly with social media, you and I can create our own public persona.

Let me put a radical idea forward. What if “everyman/woman/person” aims to genuinely make a positive impact?

On our never-ending quest to Crack the Curiosity Code, Marion Abrams is our guest for the next three episodes. Marion started her film career on PBS specials and NOVA episodes in New York. Her passion was for the outdoors, specializing in shooting and editing action sports like skiing, snowboarding, running, and mountain biking for network broadcasts and commercials airing on PBS, NBC, CBS, ESPN, History Channel, Oxygen, and Spike TV.

Today, she has taken all that experience and expertise and has become one of the world’s top podcasting coaches & consultants. She co-created Spartan Race’s official podcast, boasting over 35 million views & downloads. Marion has worked on a range of projects from social media advisor on a gubernatorial campaign, to creating the documentary film, "Flood Bound,“ to directing TV ads for Vermont Lottery.

On her podcast, "Grounded Content," which I was honored to be a guest expert on, she explores what drives customer actions and where the lines are between persuasion and manipulation. Marion is a podcasting coach & consultant helping thought leaders, business leaders, and podcast hosts to design and elevate their podcast presence.

Website
http://www.madmotion.com/groundedpodcast.html

Social Media
https://www.linkedin.com/in/madmotion/
https://www.instagram.com/madmotion/
https://twitter.com/Madmotion

Part 1) Questioning Assumptions
The Birth of Curiosity
The Responsibility of Ripples and Impact
Impacting those whose names you will never know
Taking Your Parents out of the Library and Reading Them
The Cost of Missing Shared Experience
Media as a Conversational Catalyst
Talking Back in a One-Way System
Stop Listening to People You Agree With
Questioning All Our Assumptions
Diversity and Inclusion in a Town of 500 People
Dov Baron's brand new course has just been released on coursifyx.com/belonging

Dr Azra Raza: The First Cell, Unravelling The Mystery of Cancer.
Few adults on the planet have not been touched, either directly or indirectly, by cancer. Cancer is one of the things many people see as an inevitable part of life that they hope and pray does not visit directly onto their own life.
Imagine for a moment the grief of being an oncologist (a cancer specialist) and the weight that would put on your life. Every day, you work with people, 70% of whom you will walk to their death. Would that make you want to quit and find a new field?
Now imagine that you are not only watching as these people die but that you discover that the love of your life, another oncologist, is diagnosed with untreatable cancer, and you must walk them through to the end.
For most of us, that would make us want to crawl into a hole and never return. Well, not for our guest, Dr. Azra Raza. Instead, she is pioneering the understanding of cancer and, most importantly, its earliest detection.
Dr. Raza immigrated to the U.S. with a clear intention: to cure cancer. She has traveled a long way from where she grew up in Karachi, Pakistan, to the dining room of President Joe Biden home at the Naval Observatory in Washington, D.C.
Dr. Raza was invited with a handful of other cancer specialists to offer their perspectives on the current cancer landscape, which contributed to shaping what is now known as the "Cancer Moonshot" She has been featured in the New York Times, The Guardian, The Times, The Smithsonian, and numerous other high-profile outlets.
Dr. Raza’s latest bestselling book, "THE FIRST CELL" is a searing account of how medicine and our society (mis) treat cancer, how we can do better, and why we must. Her life is devoted to early detection and prevention of cancer.
Website https://azraraza.com [email protected] Social Media https://twitter.com/AzraRazaMD https://www.linkedin.com/in/azra-raza-2a34a922
Part 1: The Alien Within
Refusing To Allow Any Cancer Patients to Die Twice
Roll Up Your Sleeve Research: 40-60 Patients a Week
Bidirectional Translational Research
Cancer: The Alien Within
What Are the Two Common Properties of 200 Different Cancers?
Lessons from Cancer in Immortality
A Trillion Dollars on Cancer Research, What Have We Discovered?
Why 70% Cancer's Are Cured...Is Terrible news
Beating The Dog to Death to Cure Flees
Attacking Your Field of Expertise
The Wrong Measurement of Success?
Too Old and Too Young to Change the Model
Confronting "Sunk Cost Bias"
A Hundred Million Cells at Stage 1
The Anti-Climax of Human Genome Sequencing
In Search of The First Cell
Cancer and The Aging Connection
Cancer on Walk-about

Daryl Davis: Dinner with the Enemy
According to the FBI, hate crimes in the US have surged to their highest levels in over a decade. With rising extremist groups on both sides, what's the solution? Stronger punishments? Government legislation? Or perhaps a more radical approach: becoming genuinely curious about "them."
Join us as we explore the transformative power of curiosity and empathy in bridging divides. In these four episodes, we feature the extraordinary Daryl Davis, an award-winning musician, actor, author, and race reconciliator who has interviewed KKK leaders and members. He has received numerous awards for his work in race relations and is often sought by major media outlets as a consultant on White supremacy.
Daryl's experiences and insights will challenge us to find common ground with those we believe we have nothing in common. Let's learn from his example and strive to understand those we disagree with.
Stay tuned for our upcoming episodes with Daryl Davis.
Website: DarylDavis.com
Twitter: https://twitter.com/RealDarylDavis
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daryl-davis-5226b24

Consider this: Relationships are not by accident, while yet most of us treat them like they are, particularly regarding work relationships. We tend to think I applied for the job and got the relationships as a roll of the dice. But what if that's not true? What if you could actively shape those relationships to become the best possible relationships? How might that impact the quality of your life?
Today's guest is returning champion Michael Bungay Stanier, also known as MBS. He's best known for his book, The Coaching Habit, with over 1 million copies sold and over 10,005 star reviews on Amazon. It's the bestselling coaching book of the century. However, on this episode, we will dive into his most recent book, How to Work with, "Almost" Anyone, which shows us how to build the best possible relationships with the key people we have at work.
Website: https://www.mbs.works
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelbungaystanier/
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