The Hidden Why Podcast

Productivity and The Motivation Code Leigh Martinuzzi · 948 Todd Henry – Productivity And The Motivation Code – 16:10:20, 8.21 Am A fantastic conversation with Todd Henry – The Accidental Creative.  We kick start the chat with a discussion around his daily routine that takes us into a focused talk on production including snippets and … Continue reading 948 Todd Henry – Productivity and The Motivation Code

Work Well. Play More! Leigh Martinuzzi · 947 Marcey Rader – Work Well. Play More! My interview with Marcey Rader discussing her book Work Well. Play More! Addicted to our devices and surrounded by clutter. Our lives have become over-complicated and very distracting. Sometimes we wonder how others can get so much done in the … Continue reading 947 Marcey Rader – Work Well. Play More!

Productivity and The Motivation Code A fantastic conversation with Todd Henry - The Accidental Creative. We kick start the chat with a discussion around his daily routine that takes us into a focused talk on production including snippets and practical advice we can all benefit from to enhance our daily routines. We wrap things up in discussion around his work in The Motivation Code in efforts to understand what the inner forces are that drive our best work. Good for us and good for helping others. Make sure you check out his Motivation Code assessment - link here. Guest Bio. Positioning himself as an "arms dealer for the creative revolution", Todd Henry teaches leaders and organizations how to establish practices that lead to everyday brilliance. He is the author of four books (The Accidental Creative, Die Empty, Louder Than Words, and Herding Tigers) which have been translated into more than a dozen languages, and he speaks and consults across dozens of industries on creativity, leadership, and passion for work. With millions of downloads, his podcast The Accidental Creative offers weekly tips for how to stay prolific, brilliant, and healthy. Todd's book Die Empty was named by Amazon.com as one of the best books of 2013.

Brutal Truths Leigh Martinuzzi · 946 Simon Hammond – Brutal Truths In this interview, I speak with Simon Hammond about his newest book, Brutal Truths. As a creative thinker, Simon spends much of his time observing the world and from where he sits he believes that in order for us to each walk into our … Continue reading 946 Simon Hammond – Brutal Truths

Work Well. Play More! My interview with Marcey Rader discussing her book Work Well. Play More! Addicted to our devices and surrounded by clutter. Our lives have become over-complicated and very distracting. Sometimes we wonder how others can get so much done in the same amount of time and yet seem to be living a more balanced life. Marcey has been there and fallen deep into psychological burnout which leads her to do what she does now - helping others bring an about healthy balance to their everyday lives. Guest Bio. Marcey Rader is an award-winning speaker, sought-after productivity coach, accredited health and wellness expert, and author of three books. As the founder of Work Well. PlayMore!, she helps individuals and businesses kick their lifestyles back into balanced gear – without sacrificing health. Clients from North Dakota to Dubai, manufacturing to biotech, learn to escalate their energy, conquer the calendar, master tasks, and extinguish email. Her latest book, Work Well. Play More!: Productive, Clutter-Free, Healthy Living - One Step at a Time goes beyond the inspirational narrative to focus on simple, tangible tools and practical steps for gaining time and decluttering the body and mind.

Resilience Leigh Martinuzzi · 945 Rob Clark – Resilience In this interview, I chat with Rob Clark about Resilience including takeouts from his book Everyday Resilience for Everyday Heroes which highlights the four major facets of resiliency: Adversity, Perspective, Passion, and Appreciation. An important conversation that will help provide a framework and structure to help us all move … Continue reading 945 Rob Clark – Resilience

Bring Gratitude Leigh Martinuzzi · 944 Karl Staib – Bring Gratitude In this interview, I speak with Karl Staib about his journey into gratitude. You’ve most likely heard all about how having a gratitude practise is important but it’s much more than just saying daily “I’m grateful for…”, you really have to connect with the … Continue reading 944 Karl Staib – Bring Gratitude

Brutal Truths In this interview, I speak with Simon Hammond about his newest book, Brutal Truths. As a creative thinker, Simon spends much of his time observing the world and from where he sits he believes that in order for us to each walk into our greatest level of self-awareness we have to wake up to five key Brutal Truths that is holding us back. As the individual becomes more self-aware and begins to walk their own path the collective flourishes. Enjoy! Guest Bio. Simon Hammond is a brand strategist, cultural anthropologist, author, keynote speaker and creative director of several of Australia's most talked-about creative agencies, and a senior lecturer on branding and innovation at Swinburne University of Technology. For over 30 years, Hammond has pushed the boundaries of traditional thinking to provoke creative change within – both in business and personally. From his early career as an investigative journalist to today, as a successful corporate director and author of three internationally acclaimed books (Guts, Be Brands and CEO of Earth), he has consistently defined the real drivers of social change and human behaviour. At his heart, Hammond is a cultural anthropologist and powerful storyteller. He is currently chairman of 50 Crates creative agency in Melbourne and chairs the YMCA's national Belief Council. The culmination of a lifetime of observation and pondering is captured and unpacked in Hammond's new book, Brutal Truths, available now at www.brutaltruths.com.au.

Resilience In this interview, I chat with Rob Clark about Resilience including takeouts from his book Everyday Resilience for Everyday Heroes which highlights the four major facets of resiliency: Adversity, Perspective, Passion, and Appreciation. An important conversation that will help provide a framework and structure to help us all move forward with confidence. Guest Bio. Rob Clark is a professional speaker and the author of two children's books (Homecoming, Flynndini Lives!) and one self-help motivational book (Smiling in the Cube). His fourth, and most recent book, Everyday Resilience for Everyday Heroes, was published by Koehler Books in September 2020. Rob has over 25 years of direct sales experience and has become one of the leading authorities on resilience in the workplace. Rob has been the subject of numerous articles and podcasts, and his weekly blog, The Resilient Worker, has reached hundreds and thousands of readers over the past five years. Rob lives outside Washington, DC with his wife, Jennifer, four children, Justin, Riley, Courtney, and Cassidy, and one amazing dog, Parker.

Bring Gratitude In this interview, I speak with Karl Staib about his journey into gratitude. You've most likely heard all about how having a gratitude practise is important but it's much more than just saying daily "I'm grateful for...", you really have to connect with the WHY. We also delve into his DigToFly concept and I receive a little coaching from Karl using his DigToFly questionnaire. Some good valuable takeaways within and some beautiful inspiration to help you fly. Guest Bio. Karl Staib is the author of Bring Gratitude and the creator of the Dig to Fly Method. He has helped thousands of people turn their biggest struggle into an asset with his methods. He has been featured by Forbes, NPR and Zen Habits and worked with great companies such as Philips Global, Southwest Research Institute and Pioneer Nation.