619 Constant Improvement: A Tool to Assist by Leigh Martinuzzi
Constant Improvement
A Podcast by Leigh MartinuzziÂ
Kaizen (改善), is the Japanese word for “improvement”. Kaizen refers to activities that continually improve all functions as it may relate to business or our life.
Goals give us purpose. Of course, your goals need to be aligned with your values.
Often I veer off track. I lose focus, clarity and direction. I have to learn how to course correct. I am impatient and desire accomplishment. (more…)
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618 Shawn Askinosie – Meaningful Work: Do Great Business and Find Your Purpose
Shawn Askinosie
“Our greatest joy is our sorrow unmasked.” Kahlil Gibran
Shawn Askinosie is the founder and CEO of Askinosie Chocolate, an award-winning craft chocolate factory. A small business doing great things. Shawn was a successful criminal defence lawyer for 20 years, however, he reached a breaking point in which he no longer found joy in what he was doing. For 5 years he searched for a change and eventually started Askinosie Chocolate.
617 Book Reflection – How to Break Up with Your Phone: The 30-Day Plan to Take Back Your Life – By Catherine Price
 How to Break Up with Your Phone
Written by Leigh MartinuzziÂ
Having graduated from Yale University and UC Berkley’s School of Journalism Catherine Price has found her niche in writing about topics she’s passionate about, travel, nutrition, food, science, and health. In her newest book, How to Break Up with Your Phone, Catherine’s goal is to help readers wake up to the damaging and addictive qualities of our mobile phone while providing practical tips on how to do it. (more…)
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616 The Hidden Why Podcast Presents Allen Gannett – Creativity
Creativity
Today’s featured guest is Allen Gannett.
The topic is Creativity.
Let the show begin.
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615 Questions by Leigh Martinuzzi
Questions
A Podcast by Leigh Martinuzzi
“I am just a child who has never grown up. I still keep asking these ‘how’ and ‘why’ questions. Occasionally, I find an answer.” Stephen Hawking
To ask questions is to live with an inquisitive, curious and progressive mind. Questions have the power to enhance the quality of our life. We need to encourage each other to ask more. All questions lead to answers, and all responses have a purpose. Needless to say, no question is a wrong question, the only unfortunate question is one never asked. (more…)
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614 Sally Kohn – The Opposite of Hate: Why We Hate & How We Can Stop It.
Sally Kohn
” Our challenge is to find the compassion for others that we want to have for us.” Sally Kohn
Sally Kohn is the author of The Opposite of Hate a field guide to repairing our humanity. From her perspective she in our global society we are facing an epidemic of incivility and hate. From divisive political speeches, online trolling/bullying and rises hate crimes. It’s a journey that began with her and now Sally is on a mission to find our WHY and how we can stop it. (more…)
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613 Podcast Reflection – The Art of Charm Podcast with AJ Harbinger & Jonny Dzubak
The Art of Charm Podcast
Written by Leigh Martinuzzi
From 2007, this long-running podcast, hosted by Jonny and AJ, founders and coaches behind The Art of Charm company, has been motivating and teaching an audience of hi-performance seekers and those wishing to learn the tools of the trade behind self-mastery. Jordan Harbinger, former founder and voice behind the show, recently departed the crew due to apparent creative differences. But the show must go on. (more…)
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612 The Hidden Why Podcast Presents Mark LaMaster – Connection
Connection Today's featured guest is Mark LaMaster. The topic is Connection. Let the show begin. Guest Bio Mark LaMaster’s mission is to offer encouragement and inspiration for men to become…
611 Small Tests and Experiments by Leigh Martinuzzi
Small Tests and Experiments
A Podcast by Leigh MartinuzziÂ
“All life is an experiment. The more experiments you make the better.” Ralph Waldo Emerson
I believe the quality of our life depends on the experiences we have. The constructionist theory suggests that humans, as we exist today, are a genuine melody of all past experiences, determining not only how we act and behave but how well we live. What we do next will shape our future well-being.
Experimenting and testing is the best way I know to seek out and deploy new experiences in life. It will allow you to mitigate risks and reduce those barriers to entry. Experience is what will shape the future paths we walk and ultimately the quality of life we live.
Enjoy this – my solo show.
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