The Hidden Why Podcast

Swipe Right on Your Best Self Leigh Martinuzzi · 953 Eric Winters – Swipe Right on Your Best Self What stops us from pursuing our biggest dreams in life? Why do we hold ourselves back from being fully seen and heard as our real selves professionally and personally? In this episode, I speak with Eric … Continue reading 953 Eric Winters – Swipe Right on Your Best Self

Swipe Right on Your Best Self What stops us from pursuing our biggest dreams in life? Why do we hold ourselves back from being fully seen and heard as our real selves professionally and personally? In this episode, I speak with Eric Winters about his new book, Swipe Right on Your Best Self, as we seek to understand why self-leadership is the surest way of living a life without regrets. Guest Bio. Eric is a self-leadership coach, black-belt hand-washer, speaker, and the author of Swipe Right on Your Best Self: simple steps to a bolder life with fewer regrets. He has deep knowledge in the science of building courageous and emotionally intelligent mindsets. His know-how is a result of over 20 years of international corporate life, two masters degrees in human behavior change, and over 12 years helping leaders and their teams become their best selves to meet workplace challenges effectively. He spends much of his time developing authentically courageous leadership through keynotes, workshops, and individual coaching. Diverse clients include Accenture, BMW China, The Papua New Guinea Public Service Commission, The Australian Public Service Commission, and SDN Children's Services. He spends half his life on earth, and the rest on Zoom.

The Future of Tech and Jobs As the previous Chief Technology Officer of Microsoft's US division, Jennifer is on a mission to help others apply original thinking and an innovator's mindset to create opportunities for success in work and life. Advances in technology can create as much risk as an opportunity. In a future when almost every job is a tech job, cultivating both interest and ability in technical fields will be critical for everyone's success. This is my initial conversation with Jennifer Byrne, one which we will delve into deeper next time she is on. Enjoy! Guest Bio. Jennifer uses wisdom gained from twenty years in the tech industry to advise startups, mentor emerging leaders and drive broad conversations on topics related to making the most of today's fast-changing, tech-infused world. Jennifer was most recently the Chief Technology Officer of Microsoft's US division, where she worked with companies and organizations across all industries and market segments to re-frame their business opportunities in digital terms. Jennifer infused innovation practices into Microsoft's US-based technical teams which led to high-value and well-publicized digital transformation strategies with top global companies. Her first career, which remains her passion today, was in the non-profit world working with under-served populations.

The Future of Tech and Jobs Leigh Martinuzzi · Jennifer Byrne – The Future Of Tech And Jobs – 12:11:20, 5.50 Am As the previous Chief Technology Officer of Microsoft’s US division, Jennifer is on a mission to help others apply original thinking and an innovator’s mindset to create opportunities for success in work and … Continue reading 952 Jennifer Byrne – The Future of Tech and Jobs (teaser)

How to Think Like Leonardo da Vinci Leigh Martinuzzi · 951 Michael Gelb – How To Think Like Leonardo Da Vinci Mindmapping, creative thinking, the art of energizing curiosity to how to become a master at public speaking – Michael Gelb has been doing this for years! Driven by curiosity and passion Michael explores disciplines … Continue reading 951 Michael Gelb – How To Think Like Leonardo Da Vinci

How to Think Like Leonardo da Vinci Mindmapping, creative thinking, the art of energizing curiosity to how to become a master at public speaking - Michael Gelb has been doing this for years! Driven by curiosity and passion Michael explores disciplines and then after experimentation and research, he proceeds to teach others the same. Not bound by one passion Micheal has become a master of connecting the dots and interconnecting ideas to help generate new ideas and create greater purpose and fulfilment. With 17 books under his belt, we could've talked for hours. I hope you enjoy my interview with Michael Gelb. Guest Bio. The world's leading authority on the application of genius thinking to personal and organizational development, Michael J. Gelb is a pioneer in the fields of creative thinking, innovative leadership and executive coaching. His clients include DuPont, Emerson, Genentech, KPMG, Merck, Microsoft, Nike and YPO. Michael is the author of 17 books including How to Think Like Leonardo Da Vinci, Discover Your Genius, Innovate Like Edison, and The Art of Connection: 7 Relationship Building Skills Every Leader Needs Now.

Flashback Girl Leigh Martinuzzi · 950 Lise Deguire – Flashback Girl In her debut book, Flashback Girl: Lessons on Resilience From a Burn Survivor (September 15, 2020), Dr. Deguire shares how she worked through  the internal and external pain of her childhood to find a path towards love, health, joy, and life satisfaction. She credits … Continue reading 950 Lise Deguire – Flashback Girl

The Purpose Factor Leigh Martinuzzi · 949 Brian Bosché – The Purpose Factor Couldn’t have been a more suitable conversation for the podcast as Brian and I get into a deeper conversation about PURPOSE. Brian and his partner Gabrielle have written this book together in efforts in helping others find their purpose in life. We … Continue reading 949 Brian Bosché – The Purpose Factor

The Purpose Factor Couldn't have been a more suitable conversation for the podcast as Brian and I get into a deeper conversation about PURPOSE. Brian and his partner Gabrielle have written this book together in efforts in helping others find their purpose in life. We discuss the book and delve into what is said to be the clearest, most actionable process ever developed for discovering purpose. Please enjoy the conversation with Brian. Guest Bio. Brian Bosché has been called "the next generation of motivators" by Tom Ziglar, along with Gabrielle Bosché. He started his first successful company at the age of 26 with a laptop, a phone, and 50 dollars. Brian is an expert on purpose at work and a consultant who helps high achievers, business leaders, and companies (big and small) discover and use purpose at work. He has personally consulted Fortune 500 companies, A-list celebrities, and designed strategies for leaders looking to remain on top in this competitive talent market. Brian is the co-founder of The Purpose Company. Brian's goal is to demystify purpose and develop the most practical and actionable understanding of purpose in the world. He helps people discover who they are, who they are meant to help, and how to use their purpose as a clarity-producing decision-making paradigm.

Flashback Girl In her debut book, Flashback Girl: Lessons on Resilience From a Burn Survivor (September 15, 2020), Dr. Deguire shares how she worked through the internal and external pain of her childhood to find a path towards love, health, joy, and life satisfaction. She credits her survival to finding her strength and resilience. Guest Bio. LISE DEGUIRE is a clinical psychologist in private practice for over 20 years. The lone surviving child of unsettled and iconoclastic parents, she grew up all over New Jersey and Long Island. Following a horrific fire where she suffered burns on two-thirds of her body, she spent much of her childhood alone in a Boston hospital, undergoing countless surgical procedures. Dr. Deguire graduated summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa, from Tufts University and earned her doctorate in clinical psychology from Hahnemann/Widener University. She maintains a solo practice in Pennington, New Jersey. Dr. Deguire has appeared on television and radio, and has been published in the Trenton Times, GrownandFlown.com, and Medium.com. She also writes about psychological resilience issues in her blog and is a national keynote speaker.