The Personal Process Podcast (P3): Unlocking The Secrets Of Personal Process and Why They Succeed.

This week we interview Donya, an individual who started off with the goal of becoming a physician but slowly realized that it wasn't for her. In this episode we dissect the events and intentions that took place in Donya's life to lead her to aerospace entrepreneurship and how she found her calling. If you've ever wanted to know if you have found your true purpose or were ever interested in these two fields, this episode is for you!

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Evil Mark has consistently been in the top 50 sport shows on apple podcasts and as a veteran podcaster shares his secrets on how you can do the same!

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Glenn is the founder of the Imperfectly Perfect Campaign Global (IPC Global)  - with a mission of creating a new world for humanity where acceptance and understanding is at the fore-front of every human interaction where our differences are celebrated through love and compassion.

This episode shares his journey on starting a global movement, from the inspiration, to his drive, to his lows and everything in between. 

If you're feeling like you want to get inspired, this episode is for you, Glenn shares some straight knowledge in this episode and if you ever wanted to start a campaign or start an entrepreneurial venture we talk about what it's really like, not sharing the success pictures but the lows as well.

(Trigger Warning) IPC Global wants to share these conversations because Glenn's friend unfortunately lost his life to suicide due to not being comfortable enough to share his lows. This fuelled Glenn to launch this movement, and kept him motivated through the highs, lows, and everything in between. This was a very powerful episode and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. 

8 time TED Talk Speaker Blake Fly shares his story on how genuinely connecting for and caring for his friends, colleagues, and really anyone he meets set the foundation for his success in his career in life. We discuss Blakes journey for how he knew he wanted to become a professional speaker, the question he asked his mentors as he was considering this approach, how he got his first speaking gig, and more.

Blake shares an unconventional route that has led him to his success. Personally, I really think this is such a key episode for anyone who's looking to get ahead in business or just trying to cultivate a strong a fruitful social life with people that they truly appreciate.

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Do you find yourself stressing about money, spending your hard earned dollars on things that you don’t want, or look at your bank balance at the end of the month and think to yourself where did all my money go? In today’s episode we’re going to cover my 5 top personal finance tips so you can make your cash work for you in the way that matters most for you personally.

Have you heard about that famous science of Well-being course from Yale University, always wanted to get the insights on how to apply science to your life to make you happier, but never had the time to dedicate in completing a full couse? In this episode we’re going to be covering my top 5 insights from the course and how you can apply the same ones to your life, to live a happier life according to science.

In this weeks episode we interview Arron, co-founder of BetterWork speaks with us on his journey with entrepreneurship, his tips and tricks on starting a business, the challenges he overcame, and how he used his entrepreneurial experience to land a job that was at a much higher point then where he initially started at.

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Experiencing a miscarriage is tough, but experiencing a miscarriage while documenting the journey to inspire others? That's really tough. In today's episode, Ryan Miske (AKA @Coached.by.rd) shares his and his partner's journey through this event, the lessons they learned through documenting their journey, and the steps you can take to support a friend or loved one who undergoes similar hardships.

We get really personal on this episode. Real, Raw, Unfiltered. Share this with someone you know could use this story. I appreciate Ryan's openness in sharing his message and hope it can bring hope to others who are dealing with similar challenges.

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Have you ever been in a situation where someone did something so unexpected that left you shocked and unable to process the situation? Perhaps a friend suddenly ignoring you? In this episode we will be discussing Me v.s., you problems, how to differentiate them and how to address issues that arise from both so you can deal with conflicts, maintain relationships as much as possible and deal with rumours that may arise.

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This episode discusses how motivation and systems interact and shares anecdotes on why systems are necessary for you to continue any pursuit in your life.

Just as a personal note for those following the Personal Process Podcast's journey, this was the first episode that we scripted, I think it was a lot more concise and powerful than all other episodes so far, if you think you personally enjoyed the scripted content more or less, let me know on any of the socials... Link in description below.

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Do you suffer from social anxiety? Is meeting new people difficult for you? In this episode, I share my secrets for how I can meet people in various contexts and connect with them in a fun and memorable way!

As someone who has been to 7 different schools prior to the age of 18, meeting new people has been my reality for many years. At this point, the fear of meeting new people is very minor and in fact I enjoy it (check out episode 46, for how you can become interested in meeting anyone as well).

I share the secrets that I have taken for granted and that you can use to get ahead of your challenges with social anxiety. If this has been an issue for you this is a must see episode.

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In this episode we explore our guest: AK's challenge with anxiety. This exploration includes how he discovered he had anxiety, and the resources he used (one being journaling for example) to combat this opponent. We get real in this episode and it is jam packed with goodies and some tangents on just how to be the best version of ourselves, even in days that don't go our way. 

To check out AK, his instagram is: https://www.instagram.com/akspodcasts/

his podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/2Qfxc9f1rHa78ZRo0GAQ19

If you have experienced mental health challenges yourself or know of someone you did, this episode will be a valuable resource for you, do yourself a favour--click play now.

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Acceptance has been one of the most pivotal things I have done in my life. If you're anything like me I think it can be for you as well.

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No one gets along in 2022, why is that? Why are people so extreme? How can you detach from these notions, learn more about the world, your peers, friends, colleagues, and most importantly yourself? This episode explores ideas and notions as to why this is happening, the importance of listening to others, and why being fluid with your beliefs is vital for your self improvement.

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I shaved my head. What did I learn? What happened now? This video is an update to that and how this lesson can be applicable to your life as well.

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I share my personal story with failure, my reasons for why failure gets your ahead, and why success is over-rated. Important episode if you hope to change into this mindset.

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This episode touches on a very important philosophy that I have in my life. I hope it impacts you in a way that it has impacted me. 

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This is a deep episode that explains my rationale for why learning more about different people is important and vital. Not only for connections but for your own personal development, to find out who YOU truly are. I hope you enjoyed this.

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Life happens, you get older, changes in your life cause your past to be just a memory. These changes can cause anxiety, fear, and stress. This video shares one of these stories I have and a message I have to share. This is the first personal podcast of this season and there will be an update to the video, ultimately I'm glad for this full podcast, but there are some thoughts I share on future episodes.

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History... Some love it, some don't. I used to be in the later category, but through conversations like the one we had with Benyamin, I have officially converted.   

This episode talks about how geography and climate influences our lives. From macro aspects such as war between countries, to micro aspects on how countries' quest for more water ways is vital enough that they may use propoganda so different people to hate one another, which could lead countries to war.  

Very unique episode. This episode allows us to go out of our own personal path and realize that there are somethings that are really out of our control. Being aware of this allows us to recognize what we can and can't change. Through this we are able to better ourselves, and   This is a very deep topic. Benyamin and I repeatedly mention we are not experts, and more-so just enjoyed bringing these points up. We hope this talk sparks interest for your curiosity to explore these topics, and more abstract topics like this more-so.

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Thank you all so much for checking out my work to motivate me to continue to produce these episodes...

Our season is coming to a close on June 28th and I just wanted to give you all a quick update, a brief summary of the lessons we learned in season 1 (will most likely do a more extensive episode later). I've learned a lot through my journey with you all thus far and am excited to see what is in store for season 2 and beyond :)

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What a pleasure with Lou Diamond! 

From Wall Street to Communication Consultant, Speaker, and Author. Lou Diamond | Episode 41 | 2021

This episode covers the importance of communication skills and why it may be the very thing that is adding to your bottom line not only in this quarter, but to the next. 

Lou is a podcast host, speaker, and consultant where his work changes businesses inside and out, making room for success.

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You cannot make up this story... WOW.   

I had a fantastic time getting to hear Wally's story on how he went from gang life to diplomat in North Korea. As we discover near the end of his story, Wally's past may have been the only reason that he achieved his goal of diplomacy in North Korea. What you believe, you can achieve. I love this interview, and hope that you do too!

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Chris Resto shares his story on how a traditional MIT Engineering path did not end up happening for him. I won't spoil the story past that but he is currently the Founder of the Blueprint Talent Group where he helps fast growing companies find the best talent and retain them. He is also the author of Recruit or Die: How Any Business Can Beat the Big Guys in the War for Young Talent.   

Our chat is great for value for new grads, those in between jobs, and those wanting to hear an amazing conversation (I might be a bit biased because I really enjoyed my time with Chris :) )  

Had an opportunity to re-chat with my friend Joseph! Today's episode we talk about how the field of education, COVID-19, and how society is sacrificing it's base to fuel it's advancement forward! 

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What a great episode with Jeff Wald! As an individual who has started 4 businesses, Jeff definitely has some of the secrets of success that would be beneficial for you to incorporate into your own life. Jeff is an active angel investor and startup advisor, as well as serving on numerous public and private Boards of Directors. He also formerly served as an officer in the Auxiliary Unit of the New York Police Department. Jeff is the author of The Birthday Rules and The End of Jobs: The Rise of On-Demand Workers and Agile Corporations. Jeff frequently speaks at conferences and in media on startups and labor issues. Jeff holds an MBA from Harvard University and an MS and BS from Cornell University.

In this episode with Jeff we cover:

My good friend, Joseph, a graduate student focusing on public health who recently submitted his thesis joined us on this episode. We talked about high level strategy to stabilize societies, how COVID-19 could've been addressed differently in Canada, and also why we need to have compassion for those with differing viewpoints in life, and why we need to make time for friends.  This episode was conducted a bit differently then we usually conduct our episodes, where me and Joseph have a longer chat on a topic that interests us both. We both had some fun doing this so might throw in more regular episodes like this.

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Nima Attar's story is a testament to trusting the process. As an individual who originally planned to become a professional soccer player to then going on to form his own business, Nima shares the secrets to live a life on your terms, free from regrets, resentment and contrary to what most people would want to hear... Full of Failures. Nima shares a lot of personal anecdotes on why you should fail forward to achieve your goals and why you need to pursue the things you want in your life. This episode is one that is applicable to everyone regardless on where you are in your career! 

Nima's Instagram: @Nima__Attar

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