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    The Zack Arnold Podcast

    If you want to make things that matter, I want to help you. And if you've built your entire career around your creativity, you too may be asking: Is there a future for us? Or is it game over? I don't know what the future holds, but I do promise few are more dedicated to helping us find the answers than I am.

    You're in the right place if:

    • You live to create. Your work isn't just a job but an expression of who you are.
    • You create to live. Your livelihood depends on your creativity.
    • You love making cool shit.

    Whether you identify as introverted or neurodivergent (or both, like me)…

    No matter if you're a misfit, a rebel, an outlier, or a troublemaker…

    If you've been called weird, nerdy, dorky, quirky, or awkward…

    Or if you’re an over-thinker, procrastinator, or perfectionist…

    You are welcome here. 😊

    Come join me as I have honest, authentic, and candid conversations with NYT bestselling authors, Oscar and Emmy winners, experts across many different industries, and ordinary humans achieving extraordinary things.

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    Weathering the storms...without losing yourself Aug 23, 2023
    Show notes

    Today’s mini-episode is the latest edition of my Case of the Mondays newsletter, a free newsletter I send out exclusively to my subscribers every Monday morning with my latest thoughts, strategies, and tips for better managing the crazy balancing act between work & life. I don’t know about you, but I’d rather design a career where I’m excited about Mondays instead of dreading them. To be the first to receive next week’s newsletter, to read today’s episode in addition to listening, and for access to all of the past newsletters in the Case of the Mondays archives, simply visit optimizeyourself.me/mondays.


    The Performance Paradox - How Only Focusing On Performance Leads to Performing Worse | with Eduardo Briceño Aug 22, 2023
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    Eduardo Briceño is a global keynote speaker that has been guiding many of the world’s leading companies in developing cultures of high performance and effective learning. He is the author of the book, THE PERFORMANCE PARADOX: Turning the Power of Mindset into Action (to be released on September 5th) and is an absolute powerhouse of information on what the growth mindset actually is and how you can achieve it.

    In our conversation, Eduardo and I dive deep into the science of how the human mind learns at different ages, and why understanding this is the key to unlocking your ability to learn more deeply in ways that are far more fulfilling (as opposed to our previous conditioning at a young age that learning sucks). Eduardo explains how you can avoid what he calls the Performance Paradox, where high performing individuals become in danger of being stuck due to the fact that they are no longer learning, they are just doing what they know best over a long period of time.

    If you’re looking to not only advance your current level of success, but maintain that success long term (or get un-stuck if you feel as if you’re running in place), this conversation is for you. Eduardo completely reframes the process of learning and reaching your own peak level of high performance in ways that are both simple to understand and fulfilling to practice. The insights you'll learn from our discussion are invaluable in order to help you grow not only in your career, but your life in general.

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    Here's What You'll Learn:

    • What a growth mindset really is (it's not what many people think) and why knowing this is so crucial to your growth
    • The danger of the belief that we belong in specific groups (e.g. being 'gifted' in an area)
    • How the brain learns in different age groups and how understanding this can boost your learning ability
    • How you can make learning fulfilling (and not something you dread)
    • What the performance paradox is and why understanding it is so crucial to your growth
    • The difference between the Learning Zone and Performance Zone and the right time to be in each
    • The 4 types of mistakes and how you can learn from each of them
    • Why having experience in an area doesn’t guarantee your success (and what does)
    • How to diversify your skills the right way
    • How to create time for growth when your calendar is already full of to do lists
    • Eduardo’s simple 4-step framework to achieve high performance and effective learning


    Useful Resources Mentioned:

    TED Talk: How to Get Better at the Things You Care About

    TEDx Talk: The Power of Belief

    The Performance Paradox: Turning the Power of Mindset into Action - Eduardo Briceño

    Mindset: The New Psychology of Success – Carol S. Dweck, Ph. D.

    RANGE: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World – David Epstein

    Peak: Secrets from the New Science of Expertise - Anders Ericsson, Robert Pool

    Dunning–Kruger effect

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    How Tiny Changes Can Create Remarkable Results | with James Clear

    What Creativity Is, How It Works, and the Laws to Learning It | with Joey Cofone

    How to Accomplish Your ‘One Thing’ Every Day | with Jay Papasan

    Chase Jarvis On Building Your Network of ‘A-Gamers,’ Designing the Life You Want, and Fulfilling Your ‘Creative Calling’

    All Quiet On the Western Front Writer/Producer Lesley Paterson On Unleashing Your True Creative (and Athletic) Potential

    How to Pursue Fulfilling Work and Find Your ‘Calling’ | with Dr. Tal Ben-Shahar

    Mastering the “Chess Mindset” to Achieve Any Difficult Goal (and Get Really Good at Failing Along the Way) | with Misha Tenenbaum

    [BONUS] Mastermind Q&A: How to Successfully Be a “Specialized Generalist” | with Michael Addis

    Winning at The Ultimate Game of Life | with Jim Bunch

    Using the Athlete’s Mindset to Hone Your Creativity & Productivity | with Vashi Nedomansky, ACE

    Guest Bio:

    eduardo-briceno-bio Eduardo Briceño

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    Eduardo Briceño is a global keynote speaker and facilitator who guides many of the world’s leading companies in developing cultures of learning and high performance. Earlier in his career, he was the co-founder and CEO of Mindset Works, the first company to offer growth mindset development services. Previously, he was a venture capital investor with the Sprout Group. His TED Talk, How to Get Better at the Things You Care About, and his prior TEDx Talk, The Power of Belief, have been viewed more than nine million times. He is a Pahara-Aspen Fellow, a member of the Aspen Institute’s Global Leadership Network, and an inductee in the Happiness Hall of Fame. He is the author of THE PERFORMANCE PARADOX: Turning the Power of Mindset into Action.

    Show Credits:

    This episode was edited by Chris Orsi, and the show notes were prepared by Debby Germino and published by Glen McNiel.

    The original music in the opening and closing of the show is courtesy of Joe Trapanese (who is quite possibly one of the most talented composers on the face of the planet).


    The Note Underneath the Note: What Separates Editors From the Machines Aug 18, 2023
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    I'm so excited to share the conversation I had with Emmy-nominated editors in Optimize Yourself and Impact24's #NoteUnderneathTheNotePanel! Listen in to the conversation to learn more about what makes creatives so valuable in a world with rapidly changing technology…


    You are a "Jack of All Trades" AND a master of one (you just don't know it yet) Aug 16, 2023
    Show notes

    Today’s mini-episode is the latest edition of my Case of the Mondays newsletter, a free newsletter I send out exclusively to my subscribers every Monday morning with my latest thoughts, strategies, and tips for better managing the crazy balancing act between work & life. I don’t know about you, but I’d rather design a career where I’m excited about Mondays instead of dreading them. To be the first to receive next week’s newsletter, to read today’s episode in addition to listening, and for access to all of the past newsletters in the Case of the Mondays archives, simply visit optimizeyourself.me/mondays.


    Why Providing Value & Supporting Your Community is Essential | with Shiran Carolyn Amir, ACE Aug 15, 2023
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    Shiran Carolyn Amir, ACE is a film and television editor, who is also actively involved in the Motion Picture Editors Guild. She's worked on projects such as 9-1-1, Z-Nation, Chucky, Fear The Walking Dead, The OA, and Love Victor. What’s unique to Shiran’s success story is the method she has used in order to reroute her career and pursue her dream work. Counterintuitively, it involves not working at all. In our conversation today, Shiran shares with us the strategy she uses to step away from work so that she can dive all into pursuing what is most fulfilling to her (which is helping others).

    Beyond her unique strategies for developing a fulfilling life and career, Shiran is also here to share with us how providing genuine value is the key to strengthening your community and creating a strong, supportive network. In a world where there is no shortage of highly skilled workers, providing value is how Shiran went from zero connections in the industry to working as an editor with an Eddie nomination. While Shiran’s career path might look like a string of “luck”, as you’ll learn today, it came after she focused on providing value, not as a strategy, but as a heartfelt human desire.

    If you’re interested in expanding your network, looking to extend your reach in the world, or, want more fulfillment in your life, this conversation is for you. Shiran’s strategies are simple enough that anyone can apply them (and clearly effective enough that you should). Beyond learning some great new strategies, you’ll hear all about Shiran’s unique life story that is sure to leave you feeling inspired.

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    Here's What You'll Learn:

    • How Shiran landed her first gig in Hollywood with zero connections (and no, it wasn’t an impressive resume)
    • The strategy Shiran used (more than once) that allowed her to quit her job while she took time to pursue her dream job
    • Why Shiran decided to turn down Assistant Editor work and what she did instead
    • The indie film that was Shiran’s breakthrough into editing work
    • How Shiran managed to make the jump to editor at a company she previously worked for doing something else
    • The most annoying advice from Zack that Shiran followed when she felt stuck (and why it worked)
    • The project Shiran started for the benefit of the union that earned her the nickname “healthcare gal”
    • Why just doing great work isn’t enough (and what else Shiran did that led to her being nominated for an Eddie)
    • Why Shiran believes you don’t have to be at the “top” to make changes
    • How genuinely helping the community benefits you and everyone around you


    Useful Resources Mentioned:

    Become a volunteer (MPEG)

    Continue to Listen & Learn

    Improve Your Networking Skills By Serving First (Instead of Selling) | with Liston Witherill

    On the Vital Importance of “Being Nice” | with Jesse Averna, ACE

    How to Cultivate a “Service-Centric” Mindset (and Why It Will Make You More Successful) | with Agustin Rexach

    On the Importance of Building Relationships, Asking Questions, and Never Giving Up | with Andi Armaganian

    How to Build Meaningful Relationships in the ‘Real World’ | with Camille Virginia

    How to Provide Value & Get Paid What You’re Worth | Mastermind Q&A with Monica Daniel

    How to Become Oscar-level Successful (Without Being a Dick) | with Peter Ramsey

    Networking (the Right Way), Mentorship, and Connecting with ‘Experts’ | with Troy Takaki, ACE

    How to Build Your Community, Intuition & Resilience in Order to Succeed as an Artist | with Kristina Snyder

    Guest Bio:

    shiran-amir-bio Shiran Carolyn Amir, ACE

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    Born in NY and raised in Israel, Shiran Carolyn Amir, ACE served as an Avid Editor during her mandatory 2 year military service in the Israeli Air Force Filming Unit. After moving to LA she transitioned between genres and worked her way up over 13 years. Prior projects include Fear The Walking Dead, The OA, Love Victor, and Chucky. In 2022 she was nominated for an ACE Eddie award for her editing on the indie narrative film, Lupe. Currently she's an editor on season 6 of the show 9-1-1 for Fox. Shiran volunteers her time helping the post production industry within the Motion Picture Editors Guild, serving on its Board of Directors as an Editor representative, is the Co-Chair of its Young Workers Group, and participates on various committees.

    Show Credits:

    This episode was edited by Chris Orsi, and the show notes were prepared by Debby Germino and published by Glen McNiel.

    The original music in the opening and closing of the show is courtesy of Joe Trapanese (who is quite possibly one of the most talented composers on the face of the planet).


    This isn't just an economic crisis...it's an identity crisis. Aug 10, 2023
    Show notes

    Today’s mini-episode is the latest edition of my Case of the Mondays newsletter, a free newsletter I send out exclusively to my subscribers every Monday morning with my latest thoughts, strategies, and tips for better managing the crazy balancing act between work & life. I don’t know about you, but I’d rather design a career where I’m excited about Mondays instead of dreading them. To be the first to receive next week’s newsletter, to read today’s episode in addition to listening, and for access to all of the past newsletters in the Case of the Mondays archives, simply visit optimizeyourself.me/mondays.


    The Link Between Telling Your Story & Identifying Your Purpose (And How to Do Both) | with Dan Davis Aug 08, 2023
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    Want to continue learning from the world’s experts on time management, networking, career development, better sleep, overcoming burnout, and so much more?

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    Dan Davis is the founder and CEO of Stiry, as well as an award winning documentary filmmaker of over 250 films (yes, you read that correctly). If you’re wondering how Dan has the time and energy to make all of these films, we'll definitely be answering that for you in our conversation! For the majority of our conversation today, however, Dan and I will be discussing his inspiring life story of overcoming multiple health conditions (including undergoing a last minute life saving surgery) that in turn fueled his calling to help others uncover their own unique purpose.

    Through Dan’s incredible experience, he learned the power that telling your story has when it comes to self-discovery and identifying your deeper calling. By creating Stiry or “stories that stir”, as well as writing his book This Is My Story, Dan provides as many people as he can with the tools it takes to not only better identify their deeper calling, but learn how to share that with others through the power of story.

    If you’ve been feeling as if you’re unsure of your real purpose, or perhaps you know what that is but are unclear on the steps necessary to transition to that role, this conversation is for you. Dan and I dive deep into the steps he outlines in his book (which is also a workbook) so that you can get started uncovering your own answers. As I mentioned in my interviews and articles, we're in COVID 2.0 right now (minus the COVID) and there’s no better time than now for you to listen to Dan’s advice and get started clarifying your next steps towards where you really want to be in life.

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    Here's What You'll Learn:

    • Dan’s story of the life saving surgery that inspired him to create his company
    • How Dan used his time of unemployment (after quitting several jobs) to discover his purpose
    • The reason it’s so important to undergo your own self-discovery and uncover your own story
    • How telling your story benefits both yourself and the people around you
    • 3 simple steps that will help you uncover your own story
    • What simple actions you can be doing while you uncover your story (and purpose)
    • The real questions you should be asking yourself…
    • The end result of uncovering your story (and what this process will do for you)
    • What the company Stiry both is and what it can do for you


    Useful Resources Mentioned:

    Stiry

    This is My Story: See Your Story Differently and Let It Move You

    Continue to Listen & Learn

    The Science of Storytelling, Why We Need Stories, and How to Rewrite Our Own | with Will Storr

    Using the Hero’s Journey to Write Better Stories (and Live a Better Life) | with Chris Vogler

    How to Pursue Fulfilling Work and Find Your ‘Calling’ | with Dr. Tal Ben-Shahar

    How to Live a Better Life Simply by Asking Better Questions | with Marc Champagne

    Feeling Lost? It’s Time to ‘Find Your Why’ | with David Mead

    Chase Jarvis On Building Your Network of ‘A-Gamers,’ Designing the Life You Want, and Fulfilling Your ‘Creative Calling’

    How to Know What You Actually Want (and Find Support to Make It Happen) | with Philippe Danielides

    How to Manage An Identity Crisis (Especially When You Know You’re Meant For Something More) | with Erica Wernick

    [CASE STUDY] Why I Said No to a Job (A Great One)…During a Pandemic

    Writing Your Own (Unique) Path to the Top | with Wendy Calhoun

    Guest Bio:

    dan-davis-bio Dan Davis

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    Dan Davis is an award winning film producer, director, and the founder of the documentary film company Stiry (‘stories that stir’). Dan has successfully run multiple multi-million dollar film production companies and produced and directed over 250 films across the globe.

    His inspired efforts through film have proved to be instrumental in raising millions of dollars for charities worldwide and helping thousands find their own story, a testament to Dan's focus on storytelling as a tool for change.

    Show Credits:

    This episode was edited by Curtis Fritsch, and the show notes were prepared by Debby Germino and published by Glen McNiel.

    The original music in the opening and closing of the show is courtesy of Joe Trapanese (who is quite possibly one of the most talented composers on the face of the planet).


    The Hollywood suits may hate us. But they will always need us. Aug 03, 2023
    Show notes

    Today’s mini-episode is the latest edition of my Case of the Mondays newsletter, a free newsletter I send out exclusively to my subscribers every Monday morning with my latest thoughts, strategies, and tips for better managing the crazy balancing act between work & life. I don’t know about you, but I’d rather design a career where I’m excited about Mondays instead of dreading them. To be the first to receive next week’s newsletter, to read today’s episode in addition to listening, and for access to all of the past newsletters in the Case of the Mondays archives, simply visit optimizeyourself.me/mondays.


    A Psychologist’s Guide to Building Relationships and Managing Conflict (Both Personally and Professionally) | With Dr. Jessica Higgins Aug 01, 2023
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    Want to continue learning from the world’s experts on time management, networking, career development, better sleep, overcoming burnout, and so much more?

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    Today's guest is Dr. Jessica Higgins, a licensed psychologist and relationship coach. Now you might be wondering why we’re going to talk to a psychologist about relationships today, but while Dr. Higgins specializes in treating couples, our conversation covers the entire spectrum of building and maintaining relationships - even professional ones. Relationship building is a key strategy I teach in my Advance Yourself course, and beyond that a key component of joy and fulfillment (or not) in our lives.

    In our conversation, we discuss what really goes on behind the scenes when it comes to the start of any personal or professional relationship, and how that attraction can so easily shift to conflict. Dr. Higgins shares the deeper roots of how we form conflict with others and in turn, how we can better manage these situations and come to a resolution rather than burn a bridge. By more deeply understanding how relationships work, we can change the game when it comes to our personal connections and professional network.

    I cannot stress enough the valuable insights I have learned from Dr. Higgins and know you will have your own eye-opening experiences by listening to what she has to share. Her strategies in dealing with conflict, understanding who to connect with (and how) are in perfect alignment with what I teach my students in the Optimizer Coaching and Mentorship program. Beyond all of the helpful information Dr. Higgins provides in our conversation, she also shares a free guide which can be downloaded here to help you communicate better in your relationships.

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    Here's What You'll Learn:

    • The difficult relationship Dr. Higgins’ experienced that she thought she could avoid as a psychologist
    • The real difference between a therapist and a coach (and which one you need)
    • The different forms of “attachment styles” and how knowing them can transform how we relate to others
    • Why opposites really do attract, and why it’s important to know this
    • How our nervous system is involved with non verbal communication (and why this matters)
    • The most common misconceptions of conflict and why it’s important to understand where they are coming from
    • How to identify patterns of relationship conflicts (and why you should)
    • The single most important question to ask when you are in any conflict - even professionally
    • How you can help someone who doesn’t want to be helped
    • How to structure a conversation during conflict so that you can actually find a resolution


    Useful Resources Mentioned:

    Shifting Criticism for Connected Communication (free guide)

    Empowered Relationship podcast

    Dr. Jessica Higgins' website

    Continue to Listen & Learn

    On the Importance of Building Relationships, Asking Questions, and Never Giving Up | with Andi Armaganian

    How to Build Meaningful Relationships in the ‘Real World’ | with Camille Virginia

    Using Humility to Cultivate Relationships and Land Your Dream Gig In Network TV | with Scott Powell, ACE

    Fostering Better Relationships and Improving Team Culture | with Jason Barger

    How to Live a Better Life Simply by Asking Better Questions | with Marc Champagne

    Dear Hollywood: The suits may hate us. But they will always need us.

    When Being a “People Pleaser” Goes Too Far (and How to Set Boundaries) | with Lisa Robison, CCE

    How to ‘Get In the Room’ and Work with Producers Who Will Value & Respect You | with Matt Nix

    How to Master “Offline” Networking at Live Events | with Camille Virginia

    Is now the worst time to network? Or the best time?

    Guest Bio:

    dr-jessica-higgins-bio Dr. Jessica Higgins

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    Dr. Jessica Higgins holds two graduate degrees in psychology, two coaching certifications, and over 20 years of experience helping clients achieve successful results.

    As the host of the Empowered Relationship Podcast, she helps people navigate the terrain of long-lasting intimacy more skillfully and mindfully. Through her coaching and online course, clients transform pain into love and connection.

    Show Credits:

    This episode was edited by Curtis Fritsch, and the show notes were prepared by Debby Germino and published by Glen McNiel.

    The original music in the opening and closing of the show is courtesy of Joe Trapanese (who is quite possibly one of the most talented composers on the face of the planet).


    Should we prepare for The Rise of the Machines? Or The Rise of the... Jul 27, 2023
    Show notes

    Today’s mini-episode is the latest edition of my Case of the Mondays newsletter, a free newsletter I send out exclusively to my subscribers every Monday morning with my latest thoughts, strategies, and tips for better managing the crazy balancing act between work & life. I don’t know about you, but I’d rather design a career where I’m excited about Mondays instead of dreading them. To be the first to receive next week’s newsletter, to read today’s episode in addition to listening, and for access to all of the past newsletters in the Case of the Mondays archives, simply visit optimizeyourself.me/mondays.


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