Starve the Doubts

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Leaders Eat Last with Simon Sinek Jul 22, 2016

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In this episode, Jared Easley together with Ryan Avery (@averytoday), interviews Simon Sinek. Simon is an optimist who believes in a bright future and our ability to build it together. He is the author of the best selling Start With Why: How Great Leaders Inspire Everyone to Take Action and Leaders Eat Last: Why Some Teams Pull Together and Others Don’t. Simon is famous for bringing up the concept of Why and for the TED talk that he gave about the subject. His speech is the second most viewed video in TED.com. Simon continues to influence people around the world by leading a movement to inspire people to do the things that inspire them. His biggest goal is to see a world with people going home everyday fulfilled. IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN ABOUT: Leadership examples, traits, and principle Putting down your cellphone and changing the world! ITEMS MENTIONED: One trait all successful leaders must have – courage It’s not about charisma; it’s not about having a wonderful personality. Being a leader is all about taking the risk before everyone else does. A leader is someone who take responsibility and not necessarily someone who is in authority Cellphone addiction and social media addiction Everything is instantaneous to us nowadays – we get what we want in an instant Leadership and fulfillment are like exercise – you don’t see daily results Don’t look at the short-term results To really be able to make a difference, you have to be able to devote your energy and yourself to one thing, not a lot of things Like any addiction, you can’t get rid of it overnight Cellphones are good, but if you’re having dinner, put it away Great ideas and innovation come from paying attention and looking at the world around us Allow ourselves to be curious and allow our minds to wander Advice to young speakers and writer – don’t strive to be one, but be interested in sharing an IDEA Be interested in GIVING and not focusing on yourself Simon shares about his books Leaders Eat Last and Start With Why Leadership is like parenting, putting all the needs and wants of your children before you Leadership is a practice you have to do everyday Everyone of us have the opportunity to be the leader we wish we had **Episode was originally posted on 03/05/14**

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The Real Meaning of Beauty with Leah Darrow Jul 21, 2016

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In this Starve the Doubts episode, Jared Easley interviews Leah Darrow. Leah is a speaker that dares people around the world to change their views about beauty and live a life after Jesus Christ. But before that, Leah was a professional model and she was part of the reality TV show America’s Next Top Model. She has a degree in Psychology and is now pursing her masters in Theology. Leah has been all around radio programs, numerous TV shows, and conferences to share her testimony as an inspiration to young people. She will be releasing her first book in the next few months. It’s entitled Descent Exposure, a guide for women who is searching for true beauty and love in their life.IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN ABOUT:The real meaning of beautyThe importance of reaching out to othersGiving a message of hope to those who need itLeah Darrow SpeakerITEMS MENTIONED:In order to inspire youth, you have to be vulnerable, honest, and have compassionImportance of prayer lifeTo spend some time in silence with our CreatorStanding up against bullyingHow Leah define real beautyMessages that we are getting about perfect (fake) beautyBeauty is not a talent, it’s a giftMother Theresa as a truly beautiful personBeauty industry is all about perfectionismLeah in America’s Next Top ModelThere’s nothing real in reality TVThere are perks, but the experience is terrifyingThey are forced to build dramaModesty is not a priority for them (there’s no shower curtain or bedroom doors)Leah then moved to New York to become a professional modelShe realized that everything God has given to her, she is using for herselfShe walked out the photo shoot and decided to turn her life upside downLeah as a public speakerThey are not being transformed by Leah Darrow, they are transformed by Christ**Originally posted on 04/08/14**

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What Will Matter 5 Years From Now? with Peter Billingham Jul 16, 2016

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Peter Billingham is the artful speaker. He is a public speaker, speech writer, author, surpisologist, visionary w/ many years of experience leading high performing teams. Peter has a uniqueability to bring out the best in people that he coaches & mentors. He is also an all around English gentlemen. Peter & I discuss the following:British MusicDownton AbbeyNew Media Expo (Scott Stratten’s Keynote Speech)The Artful Speaker perspective on How to Improve Your Presentation SkillsA Million Miles in a 1000 Years by Donald MillerWhat Starve the Doubts means to PeterPeter shares his storyPeter discusses rolesTelling a good story ** Originally posted on 01/23/14

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Why Do You Ask For So Much? Why Not Ask For More? w/ Dr Marshall Goldsmith Jun 30, 2016

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Jonathan Harrison (the Leadership Correspondent for Starve the Doubts) joined as co-host for this interview. He has a great Life Changers post about Dr. Marshall Goldsmith that can be found here. — Dr. Marshall Goldsmith is the million-selling author or editor of 32 books, including the New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestsellers, MOJO and What Got You Here Won’t Get You There. His books have been translated into 28 languages and become bestsellers in ten countries. Recognized by BusinessWeek, the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and by the Institute for Management Studies by their Lifetime Achievement Award (one of only two ever awarded), his work has been recognized by almost every professional organization in his field. Over three hundred of his articles, interviews, columns and videos are available online at http://MarshallGoldsmith.com for viewing and sharing. — In this episode: Dr. Goldsmith discusses what Mojo is. How overcoming self-doubt tie into the concept of Mojo. Common ways that individuals kill their own Mojo. Dr. Goldsmith discusses an idea that has changed his life. How individuals who have not yet achieved a high level of success protect themselves from allowing their behaviors to prevent their own success. Goal Obsession Unlocking Your Potential Advice on Seeking a Personal Coach Wisdom from the Elderly

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Mastermind Weekend with Jon Harrison, Vernon Foster II and Josh Elledge Jun 26, 2016

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Jon Harrison (http://classicallytrained.net)Vernon Foster II (http://podparrot.com)Josh Elledge (http://upendpr.com)

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A Kentucky Colonel, an Obsessed Garage, and Sweet Fish Jun 19, 2016

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Juan Sepulveda - http://thegentlemansbrotherhood.comMatt Moreman - http://obsessedgarage.comJames Carbary - http://sweetfishmedia.com

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Rebel Growth with Borja Obeso Jun 15, 2016

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Borja Obeso from http://rebelgrowth.com talks about racing motorcycles & business.

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Gavin shares his experience in Honduras Jun 12, 2016

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Gavin Welch (http://www.thereloop.com/) discusses his experience with he & his wife in Honduras. He talks about the challenges that they experienced with the transition moving there, creating a non-profit organization that worked closely with gang members and then the eventual culture shock of moving back to the United States. Gavin also talks about how he starved the doubts during those seasons.

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#PrayForOrlando Jun 12, 2016

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The City of Orlando & those affected by the tragedy this weekend are in our thoughts & prayers

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The Jedi Mind Trick Panel Jun 09, 2016

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Bryan Orr (http://bryanorr.com), Bill Nowicki (http://nowickimedia.com) & Joel Boggess (http://relaunchshow.com) join Jared Easley at Mastermind Weekend to discuss a variety of topics including Jedi mind tricks.

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