On today's show,
Cyriel Kortleven shares how to use creativity and innovation to improve your results in life and business.

Cyriel also covers

• When you are creative, you always have more possibilities in your life than you think.
• His name translates to ‘Cyriel Short Life’, and that inspired him to write a create book on the perception of time.
• How to use improvisation to stimulate creativity and improved results in business.
• How to stay flexible and create an agile mindset using the ‘Yes And’ mindset.
• The 3 minute exercise you can use to go from ‘Yes But’ to ‘Yes And’ to improve business results and personal relationships.
• What are ‘idea killers’ and how to avoid this silent destroyer of creativity and innovation.
• The right way to do brainstorming in business and life
  Steve Jobs Quote: ‘People think focus means saying yes to the thing you've got to focus on. But that's not what it means at all. It means saying no to the hundred other good ideas that there are.’. So ask yourself ‘what do you need to say ‘NO’ to?’
• Life Changing Question: ‘What do you want to become as a human being?’ A question that helped him get clear on what he wanted to BE in life so that he could know what to say YES to and what to say NO to.
• Mark Manson from ‘The subtle Art Of Not Giving A Fuck” – don’t ask ‘What is your dream?’, ask ‘What are you willing to struggle for?’. Sometimes we need to make sacrifice to get our outcome.
• What is a ‘Nearling’ and why the world will positively impact your life?
• What are Giga Dreams and Nano Actions?
• Cyriel Kortleven, wants to make a movie like Monty Python. Can you help make a funny, crazy movie with him?
• How to create a powerful message:
  
  • SUCCESS: Simple, Unexpected, Concrete, Credible, Emotional connection, Story

Resources Mentioned in this show:
Link to 3 min tip: http://www.cyrielkortleven.com/the-3-minute-rule-yes-and/
www.CyrielKortleven.com
www.CyrilShortlife.com
http://www.professionalspeakers.org.au/

Episode 32 – Franziska Iseli
kevinbees.com/episode-32-franziska-iseli/

Travis Bell, http://www.thebucketlistguy.com/

Recommended Reading:

All books by Cyriel Kortleven
Mark Manson – ‘The Subtle Art Of Not Giving A Fuck’
Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson 
Made to stick by Chip Heath and Dan Heath

On today's episode, Anne Riches shares her 'Life Changing Question', a question that has allowed her to manage through many unexpected problems.


Anne also shares

• Change leadership, Neuro science
• How neuro science can be used to help change in an organizations
• Change is not episodic, it is continuous
• How organizations are in constant change and how as leaders we need to be ready to deal with the initial emotional response.
• Failed change is not usually down to the process, it's down to the people side - our brain responds emotionally before it responds logically
• The initial emotional response can get in the way of what the organization is trying to do - so knowing how to manage that is critical to lead successful change.
• Resistance in organizational change is often because we don't engage our team, and they feel the change is imposed on them.
• We are hard wired to think change is a threat, so our natural instinct is to push back
• Managers and leaders need to 'earn the right' to lead the change by showing that they are capable of change in themselves. They can do that by being open to feedback and listening to others and leading by example.
• The 'River' method of change:
      Reasons
      Implications
      Values
      Expectations
      Reinforce, recognize, reward
• The 'Almond effect' - how the amygdala guides the flight/fight response, and how it doesn't understand the difference between a physical or psychological threat.
• When ANTS (Automatic Negative Thoughts) are triggered it sets off the 'Almond Effect', and this has a significant impact on how we respond to change
• The importance of choosing your language before you communicate to change
• Our body has not evolved for 21st century
• "Anger or resentment for another is like taking poison yourself and expecting another to die"
• Life Changing Question:
      'How can I get through this?
      What do I need to let go of?
      What are my first steps?'
• The importance of congruence, persistence and integrity.
• Health - there is a link between exercise and a healthy brain. Exercise regularly.
• Practice being change ready, and constantly challenge yourself to be curious, get variety in your life.
• How to have a successful speaking career you need to have multifaceted skills
      Know your craft - be a great speaker
      Have great ethics
      Be good at business
      Have congruency in your message
• Bucket list item: Walk the Kakoda trail to raise funds for the 'black dog institute'

Books:
Jayne Newling - Missing Christopher

Resources:
http://anneriches.com/

http://www.professionalspeakers.org.au/

http://www.cantoo.org.au/

On today's show,

Sarah Cordiner shares how to create an online course that connects you with your passion, and is commercially profitable.

Sarah also covers

• How her frustration for the education system, and used that as a fuel to make the system better.
• Initially a trainer for the UK's 'Welfare to Work' program, where she learned how to create and deliver programs. The key insight being to understand for participants –'where are you at, where do you need to go and how can we best fill the gap with this training program'.
• How the 'Online training' space is booming, and growing daily, and how you can get involved by creating a course.
• A proven strategy to align your course with what you love, what you already know, and what you can already do.
• Explains what is an 'Edupreneur'
• Teaches how to collect your content, and how to avoid falling into the trap of 'the imposter syndrome'
• Why you need to know the difference of global learning and analytical learning styles
• Why smaller modules can open up your market place and accessibility and why bundling and subscriptions can be extremely profitable.
• Life Changing Question:How Sarah turned redundancy to starting her own business by asking 'how else can I do this?' Rather than 'what else can I do?’
• How the same question 'How else can I do this?' Enabled her to come up with the idea to go online when her offline business went into administration when her state government pulled funding from the economy.
• Is on a mission to educate 10 million people by 2020. 

Special Offer for 'Life Changing Questions' listeners:

32 courses for $47. http://maintraining.thinkific.com/bundles/allcoursesResources

Mentioned in this show: https://www.facebook.com/groups/entrepreneur2edupreneur/http://www.professionalspeakers.org.au/

Recommended Reading:

All books by Sarah Cordiner

https://www.amazon.com/Sarah-Cordiner/e/B01A7SID9E