ESOS Episode 36 Sebastian Terry 100 Things
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Driven by a passion to see others achieve, Sebastian Terry’s one-of-a-kind story has organically become a powerful catalyst for personal growth and organizational transformation. Leveraging the power of goal setting & striving as a vehicle to maximize mental wellness, individual productivity and team engagement, Sebastian’s action-based keynote integrates individual evolution with professional development. In this episode, Stephen and Jennifer chat with Seb and learn what fueled his personal quests to complete 100 things, and also how it has evolved into a movement about empowering and...
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ESOS Episode 35 Sterling Hawkins on Hunting Discomfort
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Sterling Hawkins is out to break the status quo to create what’s actually possible for people and companies in our time. He has spent his life coming back from the brink to sell companies, finish ultra-marathons, and getting results it takes. Sterling is an internationally-recognized thought leader and has given a TED talk with over 55,000 views on the topic of discomfort being necessary for innovation. He is a top-rated keynote speaker on the approach to driving growth innovation and results, regardless of what’s happening in the world. His keynotes share meaningful strategies delivered...
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ESOS Episode 34 Daniel Sieberg on Self-Driving Cars and the Future of AI Robotics
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For the past 25 years, has seen it all between CNN, CBS News, Google, and several startups and developed a presentation style unique to himself: the role of tech philosopher. How do we make sense of any new technologies and ensure they are not only right for the times but right for us? What are the practical implications of future innovation and invention - beyond the gimmicks and gee-whiz? Sieberg cuts through the noise and unpacks all the developments from recent history but also looks ahead to what’s next. His goal is to generate critical thinking and awareness when it comes to...
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ESOS Episode 33 Jenn Lim on Beyond Happiness
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ESOS Episode 32 Michelle Stacy on SuperConsumers and Being a Trailblazer
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If you drank a cup of coffee, brushed your teeth, or shaved this morning, your life has already been impacted by Michelle Stacy’s leadership. Michelle Stacy is a senior leader with the consistent ability to run and scale businesses, and a commitment to creating world-class cultures by developing and articulating a clear vision that ignites the organization to deliver innovation drives P&L-focused top-line growth and builds powerful global brand franchises. She creates a forward-thinking vision and executable plans that have driven strong growth at Gillette, P&G, and Keurig by...
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ESOS Episode 31 John Rossman The Amazon Way
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In this special edition of Executive Speakers on Speakers, for the FIRST TIME EVER, guest host, author, and keynote speaker Riaz Meghji interviews John Rossman, leadership, innovation, and disruption expert about his recently released 3rd edition of the bestselling book "The Amazon Way". Riaz and John discuss how Amazon continues to innovate and thrive through the pandemic and beyond using their 14 Leadership Principles, as well as John's suggestion for a 15th leadership principle for the digital giant.
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ESOS Episode 30 Riaz Meghji Every Conversation Counts
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As a professional interviewer for over a decade on Breakfast Television Vancouver, Riaz Meghji knows a thing or two about asking questions. In his new book, Every Conversation Counts: The 5 Habits of Human Connection That Build Extraordinary Relationships, the former TV host shares some of his trade secrets.
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ESOS Episode 28 Chris Bashinelli Community and Building Trust
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Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York- Chris “Bash” Bashinelli gave up an acting career (The Sopranos, HBO) to exchange with the world. Chris Bashinelli was 20 years old when he traveled to Tanzania to film his first documentary. The day he returned from Tanzania, his father was diagnosed with terminal cancer. It was in that moment he realized there was nothing he could do to change the world, meaning, there was nothing he could do to control circumstances outside of himself. Ultimately, the only person we ever have control over is ourselves. This realization became the impetus for...
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ESOS Podcast Episode 27 Hannah Ubl Lisa Walden
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ESOS Podcast Episode 26 Ben Hammersley
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We're continuing our online Executive Speakers on Speakers podcast with a Zoom conversation with futurist and keynote speaker Ben Hammersley about his latest speech topic "The Great Reassessment". In today's episode, we discuss the future of higher education, the future of work, and how innovation will move us forward during this pandemic and beyond.
info_outlineKikkan Randall is the United States’ most decorated cross-country skier. With three World Championship medals, one in each color, 33 World Cup podium finishes, 13 of those for gold, Randall has repeatedly pushed her body to its limit in order to compete with the world’s elite in her sport. Despite cross-country’s niche status in the U.S., in Europe, Kikkan Randall is a household name, where she commands superstar status.
After her 2014-15 season, the physical and mental grind of the cross-country tour had taken its toll on the Alaska resident. Wanting to start a family with her husband, retired Canadian cross-country skier Jeff Ellis, the couple decided the time was right so Randall took a season off from competition. They welcomed their first born, a son they named Breck, in April 2016. By November, Kikkan was back on the World Cup race circuit. In February 2017, she solidified her return, winning her first world championship medal since 2013 in Lahti, Finland, a bronze, in her signature event, the sprint.
No U.S. woman has ever won an Olympic cross-country medal. As the only constant on each of the past three U.S. women’s Olympic relay teams, Randall believes PyeongChang represents the best chance for the U.S. women to end their medal drought. Racing to a fourth place finish at the 2017 World Championships, the lineup consisting of Randall, Jessie Diggins, Liz Stephen and Sadie Bjornsen will likely ski in their second consecutive Olympic relay as medal threats.
Learn more: https://www.kikkan.com/