Thought Leader

🌞 Flowers, play dough, and Theresa’s interesting background. 00:46

🖐 Pyramid of playdough: sessions and workshops with Hasbro. 02:03

🤔 Theresa’s work with homeless people brought some questions to her. 03:21

😇 Working with teams, facilitating for 20 years, and the research Theresa uses in her work. 06:38

💧 Power of adapting: we are not evolving fast enough to deal with everything new in our world. 08:36

🤸 Playdough stimulation: regrowing creativity and play. 11:05

🙂 Joy in connecting in a different way. 13:04

🌈 Theresa works with teams, online and in-person, but playdough is everywhere she is. 14:07

🙌 Engaging sight, smell, and touch: finding different solutions for the challenges we face. 15:07

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🖼️ Photographs of Cornwall behind Gill. 00:48

💂 Gill’s family had a positive attitude even living in challenging circumstances in London. 02:27

💪 Her dad worked on the docks: labor and strikes. 04:05

🤯 Gill didn’t purchase clothes until she was 13. 05:07

😍 Human beings first: connection and inclusion Gill learned from her childhood. 06:26

🥿 Her amazing nan and her property. 09:04

😇 Business model of Collaboration Global is membership-based, and the community helps all members. 12:09

🌞 Holding and encouraging a positive, empowering space.14:29

🌺 Gill’s legacy: love and collaboration as superpowers. 17:01

🌟 Her community feeds their souls every month through conversations and supporting each other. 19:54

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😇 Fascinating meaning of our guests’ names. 00:50

🍞 Southern food: Rice is sacrosanct. And bread is sacrilegious. 01:30

📱 He invented a tool to empower people to make better decisions while using smartphones. 02:13 

☹️ Overdependence on smartphones: relationships, grades, and efficiency has decreased. 04:39

🤯 Shocking stats about phone usage. 06:21

🧐 Issues that follow misuse of smartphones: chasing instant gratification and infinite feed. 08:14

🚨 Apprison is not substituting one addiction for another: designed like an imprisoning system. 11:49

😇 Gamification of phone usage: free app and the sources of revenue for Jayesh. 13:40

🌞 Limiting phone usage for kids is a nightmare: Apprison can play “bad cop” instead of you.17:26

😄 Humor in Jayesh branding and life: happea.life and understanding the peace in happiness in life. 19:29

🧘 Inner peace and outer peace for Jayesh. 22:10

📵 Uncontrolled tech usage is negatively affecting our happiness and peace. 23:52

🩹 When you change your hobbies to phones, you get ‘phubbing.’ 26:39

🙃 Having an unusual name is excellent for social media handles. 28:02

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🖼️ Purple swirls behind Shelley makes her happy. 00:45

🧐 What causes issues for the employee’s engagement with the employer. 02:03

🧪 Culture is changing: toxic cultures cause a  tsunami of resignations. 04:00

🌺 Clashing of our work lives and our personal lives: its impact on younger generations and the gig economy. 06:04

😫 Bad employees can’t stay in the workspace for long, but a lousy employer is there to stay. 08:30

🧈 Why do people feel trapped: “Suck it up Buttercup” mentality and perspective. 10:27

👧🏻 Working as a nine-year-old girl: flea market auction house, a girl who enjoyed freedom and independence. 14:09 

👨‍👧 Shelley’s dad had a fantastic gift of engaging and selling: a resilient daughter. 18:08

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⚡ She visualized herself to be a CEO from a very young age. 19:56

🩹 Learning from scars, experiences, and life: slow simmer versus a quick instapot. 21:12

🎙️ Shelley has a few podcasts:  The Morning Commute is a daily show with short culture messages.  23:08

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🔱 Asger has a name with a very unusual meaning.  00:39 

🇩🇰 His US accent is from Wisconsin, even though it is not his first language. 01:23

😷 COVID pushed Asger to use more virtual sessions. 02:28

🌞 Story format is the structure of each talk: we don’t need tremendous stories, just a connection. 04:10

🎤 Public speaking is not just sharing your story; it is a range of personal development. 07:01

🛤️ Niching down in your business: focus on passion and the things you do well. 09:27

🤩 “Start cheap, outsource as much as possible, do what you love, and get good at that.” 11:43

💪 Asger was a competitive student: his Ph.D. provided him with methodology and structure. 14:10

😇 Meet your fear: People feel better when they connect with their fear. 15:21

🤓 Get comfortable with one talk and its content: it is not dull; people need good talks. 18:09

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🤯 Guillermo is focusing on building his 11th startup. 01:01

🪐 Venus might be a good place for settling humans because of the low gravity. 02:50

🧐 Low gravity impacts human bodies. 05:30

👨‍🚀 Guillermo’s dream was to be an astronaut and commander of the first Martian colony. 07:01

🌭 Adapting to the new environment in the USA: stranger in a strange land.  08:43

💦 Immigrant life is filled with studying and working harder than others. 10:01

👨‍⚖️ Law school and being a marine officer: startups and the Marine Corps are similar.  11:51

🤩 Guillermo’s favorite startup out of the eleven he founded. 13:28

💪 What would Guillermo of today say to an 11-year-old Guillermo. 15:36

👔 Why Guillermo is a great decision-maker. 18:31

🆚 Mars vs. Venus: Destinations for human species. 20:40

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⚔️ Having a name of an Indian god. 00:55

🤓 Similarities between thought leadership and warlord wielding leadership. 01:33

🛣️ Karthik’s journey from corporate sales in banks to thought leadership and a consulting business. 03:26

🆙 Adopting thought leadership should start from the leadership level. 07:13

🐞 Marketing bug comes from his dad, but Karthik is the only entrepreneur in the family. 09:02

⚫🐑 Karthik is a black sheep in the family: he was always different. 10:26

🌞 Startups in India don’t have a structured approach in building thought leadership  11:57 

📈 India is becoming an IT giant and ‘smart country’ that jumps some steps in business evolution. 13:46

✍️ Karthin wrote a book, The Thought Leader Way: Leading Your Business with Thought Leadership in an Altered World. 15:34

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🏙️ Big buildings in NY: Dan as a young tourist. 00:54

💪 Creator CEOs: the specific type of leaders Dan works with. 01:40

🎾 Dan loves tennis and connects it with entrepreneurship. 03:10

👨‍💼 A lawyer who followed a fortune cookie’s advice: Dan’s self-awareness path changed.  04:31

🛺 Dan’s does something stupid every five years: Auto-rickshaw races. 06:52

🤔 What does the fireside in his brand name means? 09:16

🧘‍♂️ Branding is a path to deeper self awareness.10:58

🕷️ Crosscourt forehand Dan has shown the powerful spider skill, and he uses it in business. 13:38

👦 Dan spent a lot of time alone as a kid: watching patterns around him. 15:21

😩 Creator CEOs are founders and find themselves swamped. 17:19

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📚The many books behind Ketan and combining business and insight. 00:39

⚡ Developing a powerful story for raising capital, connection, and strategy.  03:55

👔 Ketan did not want to rely on corporate checks, so he chose real estate as an occupation. 06:51

🤯 Different approach to investing: How to buy a business or a house without having money? 07:31

⚗️ Ketan grew up in India: he wanted to help people be healthy. 10:04

✨ Growing within a family of retailers: being free to choose a career. 11:05

🌞 Ketan’s modality: impacting people, their thoughts and beliefs around money and investing. 12:47

👩‍👦 Having a happy son is every mom’s dream. 16:16

😎 Lack of fear in investing: letting curiosity lead and tapping into intuition. 17:04

🕊️ Parents who give their kids wings: KP was encouraged to be true to himself. 19:01

➡️ Capital raising program, teaching about investing in apartments and high-performance coaching. 20:53

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👕 Lee’s most vibrant shirt and his business. 00:46

🔀 Functional coaching: interconnected aspects people are not always aware of. 02:21

🧒🏽 Lee was an incessantly curious child: grandparents’ moral values. 05:25

🚶🏽 Reflection point: losing the ability to walk and having to relearn. 07:57

⚡ People are making all the impact: Understanding ourselves is not intuitive and is not taught in our educational system.  09:17

👨🏽‍🔬 How Lee uses different elements of his experiences and experiments with it. 11:32

↪️ The importance of having a hook on the back of your head: looking at things from different perspectives. 15:13

👣 Learning to walk again: Stress comes from meaning, which brings responsibility. 18:26

🎯 A very holistic approach in working with startups and building cultures. 21:15

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