The Hidden Why Podcast

"In order to deserve the best, you have to do and be your best. And if I am not getting better, I'm getting worse."

With a belief that happiness is a choice in this episode Brannon Beliso shares his story and what he's learnt that has helped him prove this. Filled with inspiring stories, thought and practical takeaways there is a great deal of wisdom that can assist us all to Live Love and Grow. These are the lessons of a reluctant tiger. Enjoy!

Guest Bio

Brannon Beliso is dedicated to helping people live their best lives. His passion is to help people and businesses reach their full potential through defining their values, developing their culture, building their brand, creating leadership by example and fulfilling their purpose.

Brannon’s purpose is to “Always being a student and never a master.” He devotes his life to being a better martial artist, mentor, teacher, speaker, writer, motivator and innovator of personal development, life skills education and martial arts-based programs.

Brannon humbly presents workshops and seminars with the mindset that we can all always do and better. He is committed to being a student for life and being the best father, husband and servant to the community possible.

Waking Up is a podcast by Sam Harris, a neuroscientist, philosopher and best-selling author. The podcast aligns itself with one of his five books called, Waking Up: A Guide to Spirituality without Religion. In his podcast, Sam explores some of the most critical questions about the human mind, society, and current events.

Sam is publicly positioned as an expert in the fields of neuroscience, philosophy, religion and spiritual practice. His conversations with his guests are broad, controversial and insightful.

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Productivity Today’s featured guest is Graham Allcott. The topic is Productivity.  Let the show begin. Guest Bio Graham Allcott is the author of the global best-seller, “How to be a Productivity Ninja”. He is the founder of Think Productive, one of the world’s leading providers of personal productivity training and consultancy. His recently launched podcast “Beyond Busy” … Continue reading 560 The Hidden Why Podcast Presents Graham Allcott – Productivity

Lead Your Life

“How we lead ourselves in life impacts how we lead those around us.” Michael Hyatt

You are your best leader in this life. Emmanual Kant said in a paper he wrote on enlightenment that the path towards enlightenment is by freeing ourselves from our self-incurred immaturity. What does that mean? It means to be your life's guide. When we lead ourselves we will discover a more significant level of freedom, fulfilment and happiness in life. That is the purpose of this solo rant - Enjoy!

"I slept and dreamt that life was joy. I awoke and saw that life was service. I acted and behold, service was joy." Rabindranath Tagore

With a belief that people often learn best when they laugh most I bring to the show Daniel Ellenberg to discuss the importance of relationships. The need to belong is a natural condition do the human species as it many sentient beings. It assists to improve our chances of survival. We now know that there is a direct link to our well-being and longevity as it relates to the quality of our relationships in life - both inner and outer.

Having published books and research papers, coaching hundreds of others and delivering workshops and presentations on relationships, Daniel is somewhat an expert in this field. In this conversation, Daniel shares his thoughts and advice on how we can create and live a beautiful life by building more compassionate relationships. It's a good one. Enjoy!

No Ego, a book about overcoming workplace drama. Cy Wakeman, past guest on The Hidden Why (episode 459), has written a fantastic book to assist organisations and leaders improve results and reduce staffing costs by creating a culture of accountability rather than one of entitlement. It's a slap in the face to the current style of leadership, and it starts by understanding the role ego plays in the workplace and how to bypass it.

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Today's featured guest is Doug Hensch.

The topic is "AND."

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Biography and Connect

Doug Hensch, brings a wealth of experience and passion to the work he provides for his clients. His philosophy is simple: Set meaningful goals. Identify your strengths. Work in them regularly.

This philosophy helped him launch a leading self-improvement website, helping thousands of people increase their well-being and resilience. His expertise is in coaching, facilitation, instructional design, and consulting. He has created workshops that focus on resilience, strengths, well-being and goals. As an executive coach, Doug relies on his curiosity, experience and in-depth knowledge of human potential to help individuals set and exceed their goals.

He is the author of Positively Resilient: 5 1/2 Secrets to Beat Stress, Overcome Obstacles, and Defeat Anxiety which was published in October 2016.

Connect with Doug here at DRH Leadership.

"You will not be punished for your anger, you will be punished by your anger." Buddha

Anger is a powerful surface emotion and like all emotions anger too perhaps has a purpose. The issue is not anger itself but how it causes us to act. Whether we express our anger in an aggressive unhealthy manner or suppress it, both can lead to little resolve. In this episode, I talk on the topic of anger looking and the What, the Why and then How we can better manage our anger.

Anger, noun; a strong feeling of annoyance, displeasure, or hostility.

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“Don’t ask what the world needs. Ask what makes you come alive, and go do it. Because what the world needs is people who have come alive.” Howard Thurman

Jon DeWaal is the founder of Liminal Space, a nonprofit dedicated to helping others navigate life's major transitions. As Jon suggests change is a natural part of the human story. In all transition, small or large, transformation takes place and it is that process that shapes our future story. How we manage and respond to transition is a choice. How we learn and grow from the experience is powerful.

In this episode, Jon lays down the fundamentals of change and transition and Why it's such an important topic. He shares practical tips that we can all benefit from. Enjoy!

Dr Brene Brown has become one of my new favourite people. Ever since I watched her TED Talk titled The Power of Vulnerability, I've been hooked on the knowledge and wisdom she shares.

She has spent over a decade researching the topic of vulnerability which she would define as "uncertainty, risk and emotional exposure." She'd further say that vulnerability is not either a good or bad emotion but rather the essence to all emotions that when understood and cultivated will allow us to walk into a greater sense of meaning, purpose and joy in life.

Fantastic book - even better book reflection!! Take a listen here.