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In this episode of the B2B Marketing Excellence Podcast, Donna and Tiago Ferreira, founder of Podsqueeze, discuss the role of podcasting in fostering relationships that instill trust. Tiago, host of the Wannabe Entrepreneur podcast, shares how podcasting has been a learning tool and a way to connect with admired entrepreneurs. Additionally, they explore the use of AI tools like PodSqueeze for content creation, which Tiago co-founded to assist podcasters with show notes and repurposing content. The conversation touches on the challenges of measuring the direct impact of podcasting on business growth but highlights its value in branding and relationship building.

Potential for podcasts to help businesses connect with their audience and build trust.

• Use of AI tools like PodSqueeze to generate content for podcasts.
• Discussion on the frequency of podcast episodes and the importance of consistency.
• Importance of podcasting as a tool for branding, marketing, and self-development.
• The role of podcasting in creating an intimate and personal connection with the audience.

Podcasting is a great way for listeners to get to know you and your brand. People like to work with people like themselves and with a podcast they will find a common bond. This is priceless.

If you would like to continue this conversation, please feel free to contact Donna Peterson at dpeterson@worldinnovators.com.

Guest Bio:

Tiago Ferreira is the founder and host of the podcast Wannabe Entrepreneur and co-founder of Podsqueeze. For the past few years, he has been immersed in his own ventures, pushing the boundaries of what's possible. Podsqueeze is an incredible app that is making waves as it helps people transform their podcasts into captivating show notes using the power of AI and other text-based technologies. The growth has been phenomenal, and Tiago is absolutely buzzing with excitement about the project. With the app's tremendous growth, Tiago couldn't be more excited about the possibilities it holds.

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Welcome to another compelling episode of Psychic Matters, where I delve into the transformative concept of 'The Art of Doing Nothing.'

In a world that often glorifies constant busyness, I invite you to explore the profound power of stillness in your life. Discover how moments of quiet can lead to enhanced clarity and a more fulfilling existence. This journey empowers you to reconnect with your inner wisdom, fostering a life aligned with your truest self. 

Join us as I discuss the art of doing nothing, a practice that goes beyond idleness and time-wasting, promoting self-care, rejuvenation, and a balanced perspective. Let's navigate the path to a more meaningful and purposeful life together.

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Ann Théato delves into the fascinating world of psychics and mediums, discovering how even the most intuitive minds sometimes miss the mark.  Learn why embracing these mistakes can be a pathway to profound revelations and stronger connections.  Explore the untapped potential of errors in psychic readings, uncover the hidden lessons they carry and find out how these very blunders can guide us towards greater understanding.  Tune in to gain a unique perspective on the power of embracing mistakes for personal growth and enlightenment.

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Letisha shares how AUDACITY is changing and how God is shifting her business + podcast into media coaching. Hear the story behind the shift and the invitation to continue with her. 

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Can you imagine the profound impact of searching for meaning during a life crisis?

Join us as we speak with Jeremy Lent, author of "The Patterning Instinct" and "The Web of Meaning," about his personal journey of enlightenment and understanding. 

I met Jeremy when I worked as Interim CEO for the NGO Gaia Education. I was introduced to Jeremy through a fellow friend Daniel Christian Wahl, whom I also met through Gaia Education.

After my first meeting with Jeremy, I was left with a feeling of being humble. Here I was, in the room with a great thinker with a mind you want to dive into. I can listen to Jeremy talk for hours. The result of the meeting ended on a professional level with becoming a new Gaia Education program - and I knew I wanted more time together with Jeremy. So when we started our podcast, Jeremy was among the first people I wanted us to talk to. 

I highly recommend his books: "The Patterning Instinct: A Cultural History of Humanity’s Search for Meaning" and "The Web of Meaning: Integrating Science and Traditional Wisdom to Find Our Place in the Universe."

They are profound and deep and leave you with several aha moments. One of the thoughts that affected me most strongly was his comment that: "The first thing that humans domesticated was themselves"...

In this podcast episode, we explore the evolution of meaning-making in human history, the consequences of living in a disconnected society, and the power of love, kindness, and transformation in promoting change and healing.

We dive into the cognitive shifts that occurred as humans transitioned from a nomadic hunter-gatherer existence to a more sedentary agricultural lifestyle and discussed the importance of connectedness, community, and kindness in finding meaning in our lives. As we discuss the implications of the ecological crisis on our civilization, Jeremy shares his insights on hope for a better future and how to begin healing from the deep-rooted conditioning we experience from a young age.

Finally, we explore the Deep Transformation Network and the importance of taking responsibility for our actions and choices as we strive for a more connected and meaningful existence. 

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🗓️ Recorded September 26th, 2022. 📍La Bizière, France

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In this episode, Brad Johnson turns over his hosting duties to guest host, James Beard nominated reporter for Eater Los Angeles, Mona Holmes, who turns the proverbial table on Brad Johnson to find out more about this career restaurateur and entrepreneur, along with his recent endeavor as podcast host of Corner Table Talk.

His career started in the mid-seventies at his father, Howard's legendary NYC Upper West Side restaurant called The Cellar and spots like the Twenty Twenty restaurant and cabaret, where he partnered with superstar songwriter, producers, Valerie Simpson, and the late Nick Ashford. Johnson also opened the New Orleans style hotspot Memphis in New York, before moving to Los Angeles in the late eighties.

Johnson made his Los Angeles debut opening the famed Roxbury in 1989 that had such an impact on club and nightlife culture, and was immortalized in the 1998 cult classic film starring Will Ferrell, A Night at the Roxbury. Following Roxbury, Brad opened Georgia in 1993 with a diverse group of partners including former Laker, Norm Nixon, Denzel Washington, Eddie Murphy, Lou Adler, Connie Stevens and model turned restaurateur, Alvin Clayton. In 2012, Brad opened Post & Beam  in a historic black neighborhood in South LA that has evolved into a LA Times Gold Award-winning (2020), James Beard-nominated national finalist for Restaurant of the Year (2022).

During the pandemic, Brad launched a podcast after feeling the need to record diverse voices and their stories in an authentic way. The podcast, Corner Table Talk, is focused on Food + Drink + Culture and has featured an amazing range of guests including Ta-Nehisi Coates, Chef Marcus Samuelsson, Fab Five Freddy, and Regina King.

Johnson’s writing has been published in various publications including Oxford American (Spring Food Issue 2021: Peasant Food), James Beard Foundation, and Eater LA.

Having bussed tables, pulled out chairs for countless guests over the years, shaken many hands, struggled through slow nights, and co-hosted Oscar parties, learn about Brad and his journey into the restaurant business following in his father's footsteps, opening his first restaurant borrowing "street money" and his experience creating culturally significant and diverse restaurants.

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In this weeks episode we're talking with Jennifer Limotte. Jennifer is an Entrepreneur and Technology and Product Leader who has successfully innovated, built and scaled, products and teams for start-ups and enterprises in the  B2B & B2C space across a number of verticals, Omni-channel Retail, CPG, healthcare, manufacturing and supply chain management.  Prior to that she was CPO of SmartEquip and launched her own Retail Company in New York City. Jennifer Shares Her Top 5 Leadership Tips on Learning, Listening, and understanding the Journey.

This weeks episode we talk to Hootan Nikbakht.  Hootan is the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Lucky Day Entertainment. In his role he is accountable for the company's strategy, development and cross-functional delivery of Lucky Day's platform and mobile gaming portfolio. We hear about his introduction to technology and growth in the field of development. Sharing his Top 5 Tips on giving your team the freedom to love their work and innovate in their career.

In this week's episode we talk with Jon Fox, a UX and Design leader at Crowdstreet. Jon is a veteran when it comes to the UX side of the industry and sheds an interesting light on the leadership skills he's acquired over the years. From the early days of the internet, to working on scale models of cars in VR.  Jon takes us through his process of leading teams with Humanity. Sharing with us his Top 5 Tips on knowing you coworkers as people, understanding the process, and fighting for what you believe in. 

On this episode of the Fullstack Leader we're talking with the CTO at Wave, Matt Shaw.  Wave is a company that specializes in creating virtual concerts. Developing interactive experiences with artists such as The Weeknd, John Legend, Justin Beiber, Alison Wonderland , and Tinashe. Matt talks about his experiences with development at Wave and past companies,  working on complex multiplayer game experiences. Matt shares his Top 5 Tips to Plan for success, for failure, and troubleshooting every angle of development. 

In this weeks episode of The Full Stack Leader we're here with Amireh Amirmazaheri. Amireh is a PMO leader at PMO Global Alliance as well as a member of their Advisory Board. PMOGA is a one-stop source connecting PMO professionals with companies seeking knowledge and expertise. Amireh talks with us about her experiences moving from Iran to Audstralia early in her career, and the growth that came along with them. Giving us her Top 5 Tips on knowing Yourself, Your Job and Your Environment.  

In this episode of the Full Stack Leader we sit down with Paul Gebheim, an Engineering Director at Dapper Labs. Dapper Labs is a company dedicated to creating unique user experiences on the blockchain and Paul is equally devoted to building new ideas on the edge of reality. Navigating the world of crypto and leading teams in uncharted waters, Paul shares with us his Unique experiences, tips and techniques for leading teams in an otherwise unknown part of the digital world.  

In this weeks episode of Full Stack Leader our guest is Foad Dabiri, and Engineering Manager at Twitter. Foad has been a CEO, CTO, and a profound leader in the field of Computer Technology. With a Phd in computer science Foad has had an impact on the world of health technology at companies like Wanda, and is now shifting his focus to Social Media. He shares with us his Top 5 Tips on treating your time as an investment, and avoiding discontentment in your work. 

In this weeks episode we talk to Gabriel Bordeaux, Gabriel is the Head Of Engineering at Confiant, A technology company who's mission is to rid the world of malware advertising. Focusing on the user experience and protecting platforms from unwanted ads. Gabriel talks about his start as a young entrepreneur and leader in the tech industry. Giving us his Top 5 Tips on constructive feedback, problem solving, and growth.  

This week's episode features Dara Sabahi a former chief engineer for JPL at NASA.  Dara has had major leadership roles managing 5 interplanetary missions to Mars.  Developing teams to solve some incredibly complex problems not only on this planet, but 206 million miles away. Dara speaks on his unique insight for team development and strategy.  Sharing his top 5 tips on how your people matter just as much as your project. 

In this episode of Partnering Leadership, Mahan Tavakoli talks with Dan Pontefract, CEO, and Founder of Pontefract Group and author of four books including his most recent book Lead, Care, Win: How to Become a Leader Who Matters. Dan Pontefract shares his thoughts on how to lead with greater humanity, care, and compassion.

Some highlights:

• Dan Pontefract on the pandemic as a potential to reset
• Dan Pontefract shares how crisis can impact leadership values
• How to increase employee engagement even with remote work
• Dan Pontefract on the need for greater authenticity and humility in leadership

Also mentioned in this episode:

Eric Yuan, Founder of Zoom

Connect with Dan Pontefract:

Dan Pontefract Official Website

Dan Pontefract on LinkedIn

Lead. Care. Win Book

Dan Pontefract on Twitter: @dpontefract

Connect with Mahan Tavakoli:

MahanTavakoli.com

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