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Jerry Frentsos recently broke his 20th Masters Swimming World Record. His secret became the title of his book, living "Intentionally Well".

As Jerry says: "Live intentionally well has been my driving force while in pursuit of my 20th masters world record. As this chase made its way into a fourth decade spanning 6 different age groups, it has kept me very healthy and fills every corner of my life."

Elite athletes and elite leaders share that they focus on health, fitness, wellness. I look forward to hearing Jerry's story on the show as well as his thoughts for all of us on WhatComesNext.

David is a former Royal Marine turned psychotherapist and business leader. With the mission of his company to ‘facilitate lasting positive change within 100 million lives across the world’... he’s got plenty to be getting on with.

David is a former Royal Marine turned psychotherapist and business leader. With the mission of his company to ‘facilitate lasting positive change within 100 million…

Chris van der Kuyl is an absolute force of nature, his passion and drive makes a difference wherever he goes and whoever he talks to. I’m sure our conversation this time will focus on education and will bring insights for all of us as individuals and leaders.

“If you’re being yourself, you can’t be an imposter”

“At 65, on the steepest learning curve of my life. Retirement can eff off. I’ve got too much to do and to learn”. These are Kay’s words. She is totally brilliant, passionate, inspirational.

Kathryn Sheridan

Authenticity and credibility expert from Sustainability Consult

Kathryn is a brave, authentic leader with so much to share around personal leadership and showing up for real change. After working on sustainability for nearly 20 years, Kathryn is an advocate for more honesty in sustainability and in leadership. Her vision for the future and her call to action are truly inspirational.

Playful with not knowing

Artist, writer and speaker, Steve is deeply interested in creativity and the human condition. He works with individuals and organisations interested in finding creative and counter-intuitive ways to free themselves from stuck loops. I love talking to Steve, he always fires my synapses with tons of ideas and insights.

**inspired by my conversation with Steve, I'm changing my own rules for WhatComeNext.Live, in that I no longer add notes after the show with takeaways and references for you to follow. Instead, I'd love you to watch or listen and find your own key takeaways. I'd also love for you to share them in the comments or contact me via my site. Thank you for being part of these conversations!

Playful with not knowing Artist, writer and speaker, Steve is deeply interested in creativity and the human condition. He works with individuals and organisations interested…

Master of Pause

The word that comes to mind for me with Rob is “Master”, whether as author of “Do Pause”, Facilitator, Coach, Designer, Rob brings his knowledge, curiosity and playfulness to whatever he focusses on, bringing great value to others. I look forward to his thoughts on what comes next.

Key takeaways

- Rob encourages us to take our own experience seriously

- Body - understand our body and what it tells us

- Feelings... "are data too"

- "What interests, is interesting" (~ William Haslett)

References

- https://www.yellowlearning.org/ is Rob's new experiment in online learning

- Daniel Kahneman - Nobel prize winner and originator of Behavioural economics.

https://tommccallum.com/tag/daniel-kahneman/

- Iain McGilchrist - author of The Master and his Emissary

https://tommccallum.com/tag/iain-mcgilchrist/

- The remarkable film Innsaei, which translates from the Icelandic as "to see from the inside out" and also features Iain McGilchrist

https://tommccallum.com/2017/12/14/innsae-to-see-from-the-inside-out/