The launching managing editor of WIRED magazine UK, David Baker returns on The Unconventionalists podcast for a second time to share with us how work can be used as a force for good.
#67 How to live life your way with Nerea Carryon
#66 How to start a side hustle with Chris Guillebeau
Wouldn't it be nice if you could supplement your monthly income with a side hustle without having to quit your day job? Problem is, how do you start? And how do you decide what it should be? Enter Chris Guillebeau, New York Times Best Selling Author and host of the daily podcast the Side Hustle School.
#65 Startup confessions #2
#64 How to overcome emotional eating with Fadela Hilali
#63 How to be more spiritual than your friends with JP Sears
#62 How to be more vulnerable online with Jens Lennartsson
#61 Why you won't pursue your passion with Larry Smith
In his serious(ly) funny 2011 TEDx talk in 2011, self-confessed career obsessed, Larry Smith - a professor of economics at the University of Waterloo in Canada, exposes all the excuses we make as to why we're not doing the work we love. And it seems he hit the mark - his talk has reached a whopping 5.5 million views to date!
#60 How to become the highest paid Life Coach with Michael Serwa
#59 Why you are capable of greatness with Ben Smith
On the 1st September 2015, Ben Smith began one of the most challenging experiences of his life: to run 401 marathons in 401 days all around the UK. Not only did he manage to run the equivalent distance between London and Sydney, he also managed to raise £300,000 for two charities tackling bullying. Here is his incredible true story.
#58 Startup Confessions (S01E01)
It's time to crack open the curtains to give you a full access pass to behind the scenes of what it's really like to build The Unconventionalists. Let me know if you want to hear more #StartupConfessions in the coming episodes.
#57 What you need to know about the future of work with David Baker
#56 How to become depression-proof with Lauren Roerick
#55 The Origin Story (Episode 1)
#54 Listen to this before making your 2017 resolutions
#53 How to make 2017 your best year yet
I get it, 2016 sucked. David Bowie, Prince, Muhammed Ali, Carrie Fisher, George Michael...to name but a few who died in what's turned out to be quite the "kick-in-your-nuts" kinda of year. Not to even mention Brexit and Donald Trump gate. So why then do I believe that 2016 was still a great year and why I believe 2017 will be an even greater one?
#52 How to become a productivity ninja with Graham Allcott
#51 How to master body language with Gina Barnett
Gina Barnett is the speaker coach for the MainStage TED Conference and is the author of "Play The Part: Master Body Signals to Connect and Communicate for Business Success."
If you've ever wondered why some speakers come across more powerfully than others, or why TED talks are so special, Gina breaks it down for you by using simple language that we can all get behind.
As a public speaker myself, I know how self-conscious I can get with how I look on stage. From how I hold my arms to how my feet are positioned or how much am I leaning to one side. Gina is a master speaking coach who generously shares all her insights, tips and secrets to help you become a better communicator.
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#50 How to change the world with Milly Toovey
#49 How to use the power of performance with Cathy Salit
You've probably heard of high-school drop outs becoming successful entrepreneurs. But have you ever heard of a junior high-school drop out? Who at 13 years old decided to quit school to start her own unconventional school in an abandoned store front (read squat) in New York City and convince not only students to join her but faculty too? Well, now you have. Meet Cathy Salit.