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Tired of the monotony in your 9-5 job? Yearning to make a leap into the thrilling world of public speaking? Join us as we embark on a riveting journey with Grant Baldwin, the brains behind The Speaker Lab. This episode is a mix of humor, inspiration, and knowledge as we exchange tales of how we transitioned from unfulfilling careers to become successful public keynote speakers. You'll learn about finding and booking gigs from the expert himself and also discover the wealth of resources available at The Speaker Lab.

Ever found your palms sweating and your heart racing at the thought of speaking in public? You're not alone. This episode delves into strategies to combat this common fear and offers actionable tips to improve your speaking skills, no matter whether you're a newbie booking your first gig or a seasoned speaker. We dissect the varied spectrum of speakers, from beginners to those with thriving businesses, and provide insightful strategies to help you level up.

Moreover, there's more than just facing fears and improving skills. We journey into the corporate speaking industry with Grant, where he shares nuggets of wisdom on maximizing opportunities and striking the right balance between in-person and virtual speaking. We also explore the concept of a fun bucket list, dream gigs, and even dive into a game of 'Rock Paper Anything'. This light-hearted yet informative episode will surely inspire you to take your public speaking career to new heights. So, prepare to learn, laugh and leap into the world of public speaking with us!

(0:00:18) - Getting Paid to Speak
Grant and I discuss transitioning from a job to full-time speaking, booking gigs, training, connecting with audiences, and the rewards of speaking.

(0:10:19) - Public Speaking Fear
Speakers of all levels discussed navigating fear, the importance of practice, and strategies for success.

(0:13:53) - Nerves & Preparation in Public Speaking
Nerves and excitement can be managed through self-awareness and preparation for important moments.

(0:20:38) - Career Opportunities in Public Speaking
Grant Baldwin offers advice on speaking opportunities, balance between in-person and virtual, finding a niche, and his fun bucket list.

(0:24:42) - Bucket Lists, Dream Gigs, Fun Games
We discuss manifesting dreams, nerves vs. excitement, and achieving ambitions.

(0:28:17) - Rock Paper Anything
Grant Baldwin introduces "Rock Paper Anything" game, his book "The Successful Speaker", his website thespeakerlab.com, and playfulhumans.com personality quiz.

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 If it's one thing about me, it's that I love a personality quiz. Categorize me, put me in a box, slap a label on me, I don't mind! I just got back from my all-company summit in which I found out that I'm a "collaborator" within the Predictive Index. I actually felt like I learned a lot about myself — and all after answering two measly questions, imagine! Anyway, join us on the podcast to learn how many times I pick up my phone a day, hear James gripe about drinking the haterade on his Twitter fyp, and get the low down on the next big thing happening in our relationship — our sharing a medical professional!

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In this episode, we use your human design to become a better podcast host or guest.

Human Design is all about understanding the unique way that each of us is wired and using that information to live a more fulfilling and satisfying life. When it comes to podcasts, human Design can help you hone your hosting or guesting skills so that you can create a more engaging and enjoyable experience for both yourself and your listeners.

With human Design, you can learn how to communicate more effectively, connect with your audience on a deeper level, and create a truly enjoyable podcasting experience. So tune in and learn how to use your human design to become a better podcast host or guest. You won't be disappointed.

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Do you have an adventure mentality? Or are you allergic to adventure? 

The reality is whether you crave adventure or are adventure adverse, chasing wonder requires a measure of discomfort. In fact, if you are honest with yourself, you may have been given an opportunity to pursue wonder or adventure, but you may have talked yourself out of it feeling like it isn't the right time, too messy, or not prepared. You wouldn't be the first, and you certainly aren't the only one. I promise this episode will not make you feel bad for missing it because my guest Ginger Stache and I are talking about how the Lord in his Kindness is so good to give us a second chance, even if we missed the first. So no need to FOMO; dive in with me to learn from the amazing Ginger Stache, who has had many adventures as the CCO of Joyce Meyer Ministries, working in TV for over 35 years, and as a mom and grandmother. Ginger's joy is contagious, and I know you'll walk away with more than a few inspirational quotes to add to your collection. Check out her new book,  Chasing Wonder; Small Steps Toward a Life of Big Adventures.*

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Pastor Matt is a very honest Enneagram Three who was very moved and convicted when encountered by the truth of his personality through the lens of the Enneagram. In this conversation, we chat about the Enneagram impacted his parenting, leadership, and spiritual walk.  As he has worked in a local church, he has found the Enneagram very helpful in guiding, teaching, and leading those under his care, so he decided to write A BOOK CALLED YOU to help others see themselves in the personalities found in the Bible characters. It’s another book you can count on to be biblically grounded and was written in hopes that you can discover more about yourself and gain specific wisdom about how you are uniquely made.

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Everyone got their shots and got our schedules aligned to do our first live recording since the pandemic started! For today's episode, we decided to do the Cube Personality Quiz.  It's basically a thought experiment that's meant to reveal things about your personality that you weren't aware of. Laney Darling and Banchan John take a crack at it to see what they learn about themselves and each other. Whether you want to just listen in or play along, this is a fun one to tune into!

Two sisters who used to share the same MBTI type retake the test together while trying to be as honest as possible, while dissecting how legit and relevant personality tests such as the MBTI are.  They are not at all well-versed in MBTIs and personality tests, but they sure have some thoughts on it. Humor and chaos ensues.

This episode, we talk about everything related to the enneagram test! Listen to find out what your personality says about you and who you should date! We also take the test for each other and share the results. 

Caroline and Mikaela take personality quizzes to learn more about each other and themselves. They find out what their Myers-Briggs personality type is and—more importantly—which isopod they are. And they won't stop singing. Afterwards, they made a vow to never drink wine before recording again.

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Unlock a whole new level of deep personal development. Enhance your communication and find an even greater level of fulfillment in your interpersonal relationships. How? Learning about an ancient personality system and how your personality type influences your mindset and behavior. 

In this episode, the remarkable Erin Rocchio joins Allowed. Erin is an executive coach, a partner in Evolution, and she’s certified in a revolutionary personality tool that you’ve heard mentioned on this show many times – the Enneagram. 

Learning about the Enneagram personality types can make a massive difference in your life and the way you interact with yourself and with others. The Enneagram model is uniquely suited to support lifelong transformation and development.  You can take it down a spiritual path, you can take it down a path as a parent, you can take it into your personal relationships, and you can take it into your work and your role as a leader. Throughout this episode learn how you can apply the wisdom of the Enneagram to your own life and leadership. 

Highlights:

• 3:14 - Erin Rocchio shares about her career and her experience with the Enneagram.
• 5:44 - What is The Enneagram?
• 13:22 - Erin provides some examples of the core aspects of The Enneagram.
• 22:46 - Erin runs through all the Enneagram types and their basic desire or drive.
• 28:20 - Erin explains how knowing your type is the most important step and a vital first step. Truly understanding your type allows you to move forward in deeply personal, professional, and relational development.
• 33:22 - How can you use your Enneagram type to grow?

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Ben and Burke take on the controversial topic of zoos, aquariums, and pet life in Japan. Yes, neither one of these clowns is an expert on the subject by any measure, and their home countries (especially the US) definitely cannot serve as models that Japan should follow.  However, in general, there seems to be a difference in mindset between westerners and Japanese people regarding whether animals deserve to be treated better, particularly in zoos and aquariums.  That said, the boys do explore efforts being made towards improvements at Japanese zoos, most notably at the very popular and highly ranked Maruyama Zoo in Sapporo.  The subjects they cover also include the Taiji dolphin hunt controversially documented in The Cove, the worst zoo in Japan near Jozankei hot springs, bear zoos, and Ben gives Burke the self-described "most popular personality test on the web" to determine his animal spirit, which can be found at https://animalinyou.com/.

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We’ve wrapped up Season 5 so that means it’s time for a bonus episode! We’re recapping everything about the season, including some of our favorite new characters, whether Ron will be a good father, (our money is on OF COURSE), what a Parks and Rec video game would look like, and we take a “Which Parks and Rec Character Are You?” quiz.

Plus, Sean talks about his rec center closing down for a week before opening as a voting site and the disappointment it’s brought among the community. We’re going off on plenty of tangents, too. We dive into Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater, The Price is Right, the joys of having inbox zero at work, playing the lottery at a gas station, and a guest star from the early days of Parks n Wrecked is getting married.

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On this episode of The Open Mind, we're delighted to welcome Karim Amer, Director of The Great Hack.  

On his quest for digital justice, Parsons School of Design professor David Carroll joined us last year to discuss his suit against Facebook and Cambridge Analytica for violating his right to personal data. As we filmed our episode a Netflix crew surrounded us and trailed Carroll's journey. You can see part of our interview in the groundbreaking documentary directed by my guest today, Karim Amer. 

The Great Hack is a tour de force of the digital dystopia, law-breaking and anti-democratic realities of the Internet age. Amir explores how Cambridge Analytica exploited the demons of social media in the Brexit campaign and in the run up to the 2016 U.S. presidential election. Today we'll discuss the weaponization of the digital economy that preys on an increasingly vulnerable, misinformed; I think we must say too, dis-informed globe and it is exacerbating the greatest inequities society has perhaps witnessed. 

On this episode of The Open Mind, we're delighted to welcome Karim Amer, Director of The Great Hack.  

On his quest for digital justice, Parsons School of Design professor David Carroll joined us last year to discuss his suit against Facebook and Cambridge Analytica for violating his right to personal data. As we filmed our episode a Netflix crew surrounded us and trailed Carroll's journey. You can see part of our interview in the groundbreaking documentary directed by my guest today, Karim Amer. 

The Great Hack is a tour de force of the digital dystopia, law-breaking and anti-democratic realities of the Internet age. Amir explores how Cambridge Analytica exploited the demons of social media in the Brexit campaign and in the run up to the 2016 U.S. presidential election. Today we'll discuss the weaponization of the digital economy that preys on an increasingly vulnerable, misinformed; I think we must say too, dis-informed globe and it is exacerbating the greatest inequities society has perhaps witnessed.