539 Leigh Martinuzzi – My Interview with Rocky on The Richer Soul Podcast

My Interview with Rocky on The Richer Soul Podcast

“Money is only a tool. It will take you wherever you wish, but it will not replace you as the driver.” Ayn Rand

In this Solo Rant, I bring you a discussion I had with Rocky Lalvani who is the host of the Richer Soul Podcast. Rocky invited me on to talk about life beyond wealth. I am certainly not a wealth expert, however, have some thoughts on the role money plays in our ability to live a meaningful life.

I hope you enjoy my perspectives and thoughts and I’d like to encourage you also to share your comments and views below.

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538 Dan Ariely – Professor of Psychology & Behavioral Economics Discussing Sensible Living

Summary

In this episode, I chat with best selling author Dan Ariely. I first encountered Dan with his book Payoff, an awesome book on motivation and what drive decisions. We kick off our chat by chatting about resolutions and goal setting and how to improve our techniques and strategies. We also discuss his new book, Dollars and Sense, to better improve our decisions around how we think about and use the money. (more…)

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537 Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies by Jared Diamond

Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies


This detailed book on the history of how human societies evolved answers some tough questions about why and how we’ve evolved the way we have.

The author Jared Diamond, Ph.D., does a brilliant job to capture the reader’s attention at the start by proposing a series of questions that many of us sometimes may wonder, i.e. How did some people rise to conquer and others did not? Why are there inherent differences exist amongst cultures? (more…)

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7 Rules to Guide Your Through Procrastination

535 Leigh Martinuzzi – 7 Rules To Avoid Procrastination

“Procrastination is one of the most common and deadliest of diseases and its toll on success and happiness is heavy.” Wayne Gretzky

 

Do you procrastinate? I do. To be honest I think we all do from time to time. However, as I have learnt there are ways we can avoid procrastination.

I’ve titled this episode & Rules To Avoid Procrastination, however, I don’t think they are “rules” as such, just techniques I’ve used and reflected on to help me avoid moments of procrastination in my own life. I hope there’s some value within. Enjoy!  (more…)

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534 Roman Muradov – On Doing Nothing: Finding Inspiration in Idleness

Summary

Roman Muradov is an award-winning author and illustrator living in San Francisco. I speak with Roman in this interview about his new book On Doing Nothing: Finding Inspiration in Idleness. We discuss expression, creativity, meaning and how to find greater inspiration in doing less. Unique perspectives and a worthwhile listen. Enjoy!

His work has appeared in the New Yorker, the New York Times, the Paris Review, Vogue, and Lucky Peach, among others. (more…)

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533 How to Think: A Survival Guide for a World at Odds by Alan Jacobs

How to Think: A Survival Guide for a World at Odds

This is a book that challenges how we think rather than a guide on how to think. In testing how we think we will likely naturally improve how we think. Alan Jacobs has written a book that will undoubtedly wake people up to thinking better yet as he regularly states in this book, “thinking is not easy.”

Jacobs summarises thinking beautifully at the end of this book – Thinking has no final destination, thinking should not be done in the hope of victory but instead in the hope of learning and getting closer to the truth. (more…)

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532 The Hidden Why Podcast Presents Joel Kessel – Meaningful

Today’s featured guest is Joel Kessel.

The topic is “Meaningful.”

Let the show begin.

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531 Leigh Martinuzzi – Drinking

Drinking

“Worthless people live only to eat and drink; people of worth eat and drink only to live.” Socrates

 

Here is a thought on drinking. My problem with drinking or drinkings problem with me. I still don’t have it figured out but here to trying. I feel that what I share is relevant to our attempts to remove any habits that are non-conducive to a life of more profound happiness and joy. And I believe it starts by knowing our ‘Why.’ Enjoy!

Oh, it was inspired by an article I wrote – you’ll find it here.  (more…)

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530 Jon Dwoskin – The Think Big Movement. Planning to the Max!

Summary

In this episode, I speak with Jon Dwoskin – an executive advisor, business coach and motivational speaker who’s been called the “business whisperer” for his skilled and compassionate insights into what can keep a corporate culture from thriving. We talk about how to take a business from unstuck to thriving with a particular focus on the importance and methods of creating and using detailed plans. Something for everyone within.

At age 23, he created one of the first internet marketing companies in America, then went on to great success at several national commercial real estate firms. Jon has built, trained, expanded and restructured both sales teams and corporate structures, but after 20 years in a C-suite, knew it was time to make a business out of being himself. (more…)

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