A Revolution of Interdependence: Recent Episodes
Will Samson
The Revolution of Interdependence podcast is all about helping each other succeed. We provide the knowledge, tools, and insights so you can build opportunities for your own growth and thriving while learning how to help others succeed.
On this episode, I welcome Alundas Havens, creator of the Winners Paradigm. We talk about mindset, overcoming challenges, and finding the network to help you succeed.
Bob Gentle is an expert in branding yourself and your company online. Bob has the strategies that have worked for so many, from social media strategy to content creation or just knowing which platform will best reach your audience. I was excited to welcome Bob today for a masterclass in online branding. This is an episode you don't want to miss.
Madelaine Weiss is a Harvard-trained Licensed Psychotherapist and Mindset Expert and an off-the-charts Executive, Career, and Life Coach. She stopped the podcast to discuss her book, “Getting to G.R.E.A.T. 5-Step Strategy for Work and Life.”
My guest on this episode is Wendy Nash, a Mindfulness and Compassion meditation teacher through the Insight Meditation Institute. We talk about the importance of daily mindfulness and meditation in our lives and relationships, and Wendy offers great insights into why mindfulness is so critical for entrepreneurs.
This week's guest is Paul Padmore, host of the successful and insightful podcast My Perfect Failure. In this episode, we talk about the incredible lessons that can be learned from failure, how the most successful among us are willing to talk about their missteps, and how to remain resilient in this chaotic world.
Deeon Brown showed up today to give the podcast listeners a master class in branding, marketing, and entrepreneurship. Deeon has been involved with many great brands, brands you know of, like Adidas and Keller Williams. He currently runs Project Big Brand in New York City. This is a must-listen for entrepreneurs and businesses trying to grow and live interdependently in the competitive marketplace.
My guest today is Jeannie Moravits Smith, the CEO of Dynamism Leadership. Jeannie helps business bosses show up bada$$, build and retain their dream team, and earn massive profits. It was a fun, far-ranging conversation centered on how leaders build a culture of trust.
My guest today is Carrie Schmidt. Carrie is the author of Behind the Screen, a powerful book that lays out a 7-step system of transformation. In today’s interview, we talk about the unconscious habits that negatively impact our lives. We get into how we recognize if we are stuck in the matrix of our programming. And we touch on how trauma can shape us in positive ways.
My guest today is Nick Barrett. Nick is the founder of CordBrick and a brilliant young entrepreneur. Today’s podcast talks about the process of building a company and the hard work of raising venture capital. We also delve into Nick’s recovery journey and how that keeps him grounded in the stress of running a startup.
Today we're going to be talking about a topic that is near and dear to my heart, a concept that I call emotional capitalism. I'm going to share some of my personal stories. We're going to talk about why we need new metaphors for personal growth and why the air mask analogy we often hear in the self-help world is an inadequate way to think about how we live. We'll talk about the importance of interdependence, and I'll share some examples of how I try to live interdependently in the world.
I share the tools to create a lasting habit stack in this episode. I talk about the Think-Be-Do-Grow cycle of lasting transformation. I also discuss moving from external motivation to intrinsic (autotelic) motivation. If you would like the free infographic for lasting habit transformation, head over to my website, willsamson.com
In this week's episode, I interview Dr. Paul Jenkins. We focus on the difficult question: How do I stay positive when life gets hard? You can receive a free copy of Dr. Jenkins's portable positivity mini-book by clicking here.
I get a chance to connect with EA Csolkovits and learn from his life experience and the idea behind GIVERS University
Listen to my interview with Ryan Cote, multipreneur and host of the Morning Upgrade podcast.
I interview Daniel Sih, author of the book, "Spacemaker." It's a fantastic conversation on living in a distracted world and finding your community.
In this episode I talk with Rebecca Roberts, a mindset coach, storyshaper and spacemaker. We talk about the critical work of inner architecture to free your mind and your spirit for growth
I interview Tim Redmond, CEO of Redmond Growth Initiatives (RGI), an organization designed to help you grow your profits, grow your business, and grow your life.
My guest in this episode is Emily Sander, a C-Suite executive, successful coach, and author of the book, "Hacking Executive Leadership."
Today I interview Timi Orosz from Connect One Marketing. I hear from people looking to make an impact in the world. Timi is not only making the world brighter but helping others who want to heal the world as well. I hope you enjoy this episode.
Today I interview Mike Capuzzi. Mike is the creative mind behind Bite Sized Books, a publishing venture founded on his proven formula for creating short, helpful books (known as shooks) for Main Street business owners. Shooks are ideal for business owners who want to increase their level of authority and sell smarter by providing helpful information in easy to read, short, helpful books. Mike published, Main Street Author, which shows how to author, publish, and leverage a shook in their business.
In today’s episode of the podcast, we will be looking at 5 reasons for the Great Resignation, and how they relate to our ongoing topic of interdependence.
Most of us engage in some level of negative self-talk. This can influence our physical health, our mental health, and our relationships. Self-talk is something that is created in us, and by us. It is also created by the world around us, including the networks where we choose to live and be. In today’s episode we will be examining the three Ps – our past, our programming, and our personality – and the role these three things play in what we tell ourselves about ourselves. We will conclude each section with some positive steps to analyze and improve our self-talk so we can be of maximum value to ourselves and to the world.
It's hard to make a difference in the world when you feel broken. You may feel like you don't have the energy or the emotional resources to do anything to help others. Or you may believe that you don’t know how to heal yourself. But by bringing healing to yourself, you can awaken to the many ways you can bring healing to the world and help make the world a better place. Today’s podcast is the second of a two-part episode we began last week, and we will be discussing the steps toward the journey of healing for yourself so you can live interdependently and help heal the world.
It's hard to make a difference in the world when you feel broken. You may feel like you don't have the energy or the emotional resources to do anything to help others. By healing yourself, you can awaken to limitless possibilities of how you can help make the world a better place. In today’s podcast, we will be discussing five steps toward finding healing for yourself so you can live interdependently and help heal the world.
Diversity is essential for any business, but what about cognitive diversity? And how can you reach what often seems like an elusive goal of including the right mix of people so same-level thinking doesn’t cripple your organization? In today’s podcast, I am going to be sharing three steps to bring the vitality of cognitive diversity into your company.
You cannot succeed alone. But you wouldn't know that from most of the information out there that falls into the category of self-help or personal growth. And it is somewhat of a paradox … to grow, to thrive, to expand your life into new areas ... that requires personal ownership over your life. But it's also true that growth involves using the resources of others. We simply don't have everything we need in and of ourselves to succeed. So how do you get help from others to thrive? In our podcast today we're going to be outlining specific steps about how to start living interdependently. By following the simple steps we'll be talking about today, you can take the first steps toward joining a new revolution of interdependence.
It can be hard to live a successful and empowered life without the help of others. Most people don't have a "life team" in place to support them - leaving them feeling overwhelmed and underpowered. By following the simple steps we’ll be talking about today, you can create a life team for yourself that will empower you in every area of your life! You can put in place a support network that will be there to provide you with the resources you need to achieve your purpose in life.
Self-help is a billion-dollar industry that promises success, wealth, and happiness. But what if it's not the answer to our problems? What if self-help isn't helping? In this podcast, I discuss 3 reasons why self-help is not helping and offer three ideas to begin to focus on building interdependence into your life.
In this first episode, I explore why the time is now for a Revolution of Interdependence. We have so many methods and models for individual growth, yet so many seem stuck in neutral. Learning how we help each other succeed is the way forward.