Think Differently

Think Differently

By Marc D. HansBusiness
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Think Differently episodes

  • Episode 22: Steve Larosiliere Thinks Differently About Life Purpose
    Steve was living in New York on 9/11 and the tragic events that unfolded on that fateful day impacted him in 2 profound ways. During a period of depression and mourning a random interaction with an author selling his book on the train opened his eyes to the power of mentoring that would transform Steve's life and the lives of 10's of thousands of youth!
    As a coach, author, entrepreneur, father and  the Founder and President of Stoked.org Steve is like a walking experiment.  He continually sets goals, challenges and work that all surround his purpose.  He helps people find their purpose and build their lives around it!  Check out his new book launching on September 30th at www.lifepurposesecrets.com
    SHOW NOTES
    www.lifepurposesecrets.com
    Steve's Instagram for Lesson of the Day and Thought of The Day
    www.stoked.org
    www.stevelarosiliere.com
    The book that inspired Steve to start "Stoked" is "No More Prisons: Urban Life, Homeschooling, Hip-Hop Leadership, the Cool Rich Kids Movement, a Hitchhiker's Guide to hitchhiking as community organizing and why philanthropy is the greatest art form of the 21st century"
    41 min
  • SPECIAL Episode 21: Marc and "The Madness"

    SPECIAL EPISODE: The difference between a pitbull and a "Hans" is that eventually a pitbull will let go!  The Madness is both my greatest asset and my greatest liability.  It is the curse that allows me to insanely focus on and achieve goals while allowing EVERYTHING else to fade away.  As you can imagine this is the proverbial double edged sword.   Over the years I have become aware of the benefits and challenges fo the Madness and am always looking for ways to harness its time positive benefits while mitigating the negative.  This episode is a test format of just me and the microphone sharing some insights of how I think differently.

    I'd love to hear from you and your thoughts on this weeks episode and format.  Drop me a line at [email protected] or DM on Instagram or Facebook.  THANK YOU for listening!

    This episode is sponsored by Littlefoot Coffee, use code "MARC" to save 10% off your order or save %20  of your first month of their coffee subscription service!


    17 min
  • Episode 20: Larry Deutsch Thinks Differently About Being Bold

    Connector extraordinaire. Foodie. Runner. Bold Marketing Executive

    As a bold Futurist and Alchemist, Larry passionately champions collaboration, creativity, and change. Growing up in a family retail business, Larry leads with an entrepreneurial spirit and personal commitment to drive sales. Larry has a unique mix of consulting, client and agency chops having worked at Technomic, handling brand management at Kraft Foods and Wrigley, and agency leadership at Wunderman, Ogilvy, Upshot, Havas and Blue Chip Marketing. Larry has grown a diverse group of brands across B2C and B2B, including Boeing, Kraft Foods, Motorola, PepsiCo, Procter & Gamble, and Sony. When he’s not working, Larry and his wife Deb travel and explore new restaurants with their three young adult children, always finding inspiration “on the run.”

    Show Notes

    DVK Marketing

    Larry's Linkedin

    Larry's parents Kiss Cam video by the Chicago Blackhawks

    Article about Larry's parents Blackhawks love


    47 min
  • Episode 19: Christian Greer Thinks DIfferently About STEM

    Christian Greer is the President and CEO of the Michigan Science Center and an absolute visionary.  He started his career in the Science education field sweeping the floors as an "interns assistant" at science museum in Chicago and over the years has grown and transformed countless museums, careers and people.  This episode covers everything from Copernicus to Dr. King and everything in between!  Christian Greer thinks differently about STEM!

    SHOW NOTES

    Michigan Science Center

    Christian's Twitter

    The Scientific Process (Berkley Framework)

    The Agile Manifesto

    Mike Beedle

    Definition of Done

    "How might we..."  Design Thinking Framework

    Invincible Company the book

    Penguin Walk Video

    "Using the force"

    50 min
  • Episode 18: Jordan Buckner Thinks Differently About Businesses Working Together
    Jordan Buckner is a Chicago based entrepreneur who took his 2 degrees in Architecture and launched businesses in the Food and Beverage space?!?  Listen to Jordan share what is was like being raised by entrepreneurial parents, his view on how architecture and entrepreneurship are similar and how views collaboration as a necessity for businesses to succeed.  Jordan Buckner thinks differently about businesses working together. 
    SHOW NOTES
    Foodbevy: www.foodbevy.com
    TeaSquares: www.teasquares.com
    Article - How to Optimize Your Life: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-optimize-your-life-jordan-buckner/
    As always this episode is sponsored by www.littlefootcoffee.com use code "MARC" to save 10%
    42 min
  • Episode 17: Mike Szymczack Thinks Differently About Individuality

    Mike Szymczack is the Co-Founder of Origuadio.  His story includes working alongside the creator of the JanSport backpack, leaving to launch a startup, get picked up by Time magazine, the Today Show and Shark Tank and bringing his idea to life of building a company's tagline is "Make Awesome Happen"!   Mike is a unique guy whos creative. big idea nature allows him to put his unique stamp on all that he does. 

    SHOW NOTES

    Origaudio webpage

    Origaudio Instagram

    Batch and Bodega website

    Mike's Instagram

    45 min
  • Episode 16: Jen Vincent Thinks Differently About Identity Work

    Jen Vincent is one of the most enthusiastic, authentic and genuine person I know.  As founder of Story Exploratory she helps people uncover, write and share their stories.  Growing up as a Latina woman in a predominately white upper class neighborhood, Jen was often left feeling as if she wasn't enough or even mattered.  It wasn't until she started doing the work to uncover and embrace her identify through storytelling and writing that she began to see the impact she had on others.  This episode will cause you to look inward and explore your own identity!

    SHOW NOTES

    www.storyexploratory.com

    Story Exploratory Instagram 

    Story Exploratory Facebook

    Story Exploratory Patreon

    Story Exploratory Newsletter

    Jen Vincent Blogs

    NaNoWriMo

    We Need Diverse Books

    Project Eñye

    43 min
  • Episode 15: Jesse Lavine Thinks Differently About Human Potential

    Jesse Lavine is a Type 1 Diabetic Health Coach and Entrepreneur who in 2019 rode his bike from New York City to San Francisco to raise money and awareness for diabetes.  We were connected a few months back through a common friend who suggested we talk because Jesse has an AMAZING idea he is trying to bring to life.  In this episode we talk about the challenges he encountered managing is diabetes and his ride,  his perspective on approaching challenges and his view on what we are all capable of.  Jesse Lavine thinks differently about the human potential!

    Show Notes

    • Jesse's Website
    • Jesse's Instagram
    • Bike Beyond Documentary
    • Jesse's Funny Video
    • Ennegram Personality Test
    • Josh Lavine's Website
    • Sponsors

      This episode is sponsored by www.littlefootcoffee.com use promo code "MARC" and save 10% off your order!

      39 min
    • Episode 14: Emily Drake Thinks Differently About the Role of the Individual

      Talking to Emily Drake is like getting a warm hug over the internet.  She is the owner and lead facilitator of the Collective Academy and truly thinks differently about the work it takes to become the best version of yourself. Emily works with leaders and teams from some of the world's largest companies to optimize their work but it often results in deep learning about themselves (and often time tears)!  This episode is deep and emotional.  

      Some of my favorite quotes from the episode include :"never waste a good crisis", "from our pain comes our work", "we are only as sick as our secrets", "the antidote to uncertainty is self certainty" and "what am i great at, what am i driving toward and what do i want to become?".  Seriously, if that doesn't reel you in you need a pulse check!

      Emily Drake thinks differently about the role of the individual.

      Show Notes

      • The Collective Academy website
      • The Collective Academy on Instagram
      • Emily Drake on Linkedin
      • Stephen Covey
      • Clayton Christansen "The Innovator's Dilemma"
      • David Goggins "Who's Gonna Carry the Boats" Clip
      • David Goggins "Who's Gonna Carry the Boats" meaning
      • Sponsors

        Head on over to www.littlefootcoffee.com and use promo code "MARC" to save 10% off your order

        49 min
      • Episode 13: Debbie Marielle Elzea Thinks Differently About Love, Romance and Marriage

        This week I sat down with Debbie Marielle Elzea an experiential sex and intimacy coach for women. Yes, we talked about sex.  She named body parts and I blushed...it's an interesting episode...  This episode covers science, relationships, anatomy and her work to help women "create the love life of your dreams".   You can learn more about Debbie's coaching on her website here or on her Facebook Group Romance Reboot and Bedroom Bootcamp.  


        Thanks for our sponsor Littlefoot Coffee! User promo code "MARC" at checkout and receive a 10% discount.  Rosie and Alex the owners hand roast and package each order with a hand written note! Support this awesome small business that I totally love!

        36 min

      About Think Differently

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      Think Differently is a show that explores people who are challenging the status quo in how they do their work and choose to live their life. From artists and entrepreneurs to designers and doctors;…