Personal Growth; Success, Improvement, Your Future.

Neema shares his story on how he transitioned from academics to comedy, his journey in self development, and other lessons that helped support him on his way to reach his ultimate goal of touring around the world and bringing smiles to his audience through comedy.   This episode showed a unique side of Neema that gives even more depth to his comedic ability. Be sure to check out Neema on the handles below:  To access all of Neema's Social Media: linktr.ee/neemanaz ___ ❗~If you enjoyed the episode please leave a like/review so we know, share with your friends, and subscribe for more amazing guests~❗ Do you have an idea for who would make a cool guest? Let us know by commenting below, or on our sub-reddit! (Link Below) _____     The Personal Process Podcast Links: Podcasting links: tinyurl.com/thepersonalprocesspodcast Website: tinyurl.com/personalprocessweb Reddit: tinyurl.com/personalprocessreddit Facebook Page: https://tinyurl.com/PersonalProcessFB Instagram: https://www.instagram.co

History... Some love it, some don't. I used to be in the later category, but through conversations like the one we had with Benyamin, I have officially converted.    This episode talks about how geography and climate influences our lives. From macro aspects such as war between countries, to micro aspects on how countries' quest for more water ways is vital enough that they may use propoganda so different people to hate one another, which could lead countries to war.   Very unique episode. This episode allows us to go out of our own personal path and realize that there are somethings that are really out of our control. Being aware of this allows us to recognize what we can and can't change. Through this we are able to better ourselves, and   This is a very deep topic. Benyamin and I repeatedly mention we are not experts, and more-so just enjoyed bringing these points up. We hope this talk sparks interest for your curiosity to explore these topics, and more abstract topics like this m

Thank you all so much for checking out my work to motivate me to continue to produce these episodes... Our season is coming to a close on June 28th and I just wanted to give you all a quick update, a brief summary of the lessons we learned in season 1 (will most likely do a more extensive episode later). I've learned a lot through my journey with you all thus far and am excited to see what is in store for season 2 and beyond :) ___ ❗~If you enjoyed the episode please leave a like/review so we know, share with your friends, and subscribe for more amazing guests~❗ Do you have an idea for who would make a cool guest? Let us know by commenting below, or on our sub-reddit! (Link Below) _____     The Personal Process Podcast Links: Podcasting links: tinyurl.com/thepersonalprocesspodcast Website: tinyurl.com/personalprocessweb Reddit: tinyurl.com/personalprocessreddit Facebook Page: https://tinyurl.com/PersonalProcessFB Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/personalprocesspodcast/ VIP Email List: https://m

What a pleasure with Lou Diamond!  From Wall Street to Communication Consultant, Speaker, and Author. Lou Diamond | Episode 41 | 2021 This episode covers the importance of communication skills and why it may be the very thing that is adding to your bottom line not only in this quarter, but to the next.  Lou is a podcast host, speaker, and consultant where his work changes businesses inside and out, making room for success. ___ ❗~If you enjoyed the episode please leave a like/review so we know, share with your friends, and subscribe for more amazing guests~❗ Do you have an idea for who would make a cool guest? Let us know by commenting below, or on our sub-reddit! (Link Below) _____     The Personal Process Podcast Links: Podcasting links: tinyurl.com/thepersonalprocesspodcast Website: tinyurl.com/personalprocessweb Reddit: tinyurl.com/personalprocessreddit Facebook Page: https://tinyurl.com/PersonalProcessFB Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/personalprocesspodcast/ VIP Email List: https

You cannot make up this story... WOW.    I had a fantastic time getting to hear Wally's story on how he went from gang life to diplomat in North Korea. As we discover near the end of his story, Wally's past may have been the only reason that he achieved his goal of diplomacy in North Korea. What you believe, you can achieve. I love this interview, and hope that you do too! ___ ❗~If you enjoyed the episode please leave a like/review so we know, share with your friends, and subscribe for more amazing guests~❗ Do you have an idea for who would make a cool guest? Let us know by commenting below, or on our sub-reddit! (Link Below) _____     The Personal Process Podcast Links: Podcasting links: tinyurl.com/thepersonalprocesspodcast Website: tinyurl.com/personalprocessweb Reddit: tinyurl.com/personalprocessreddit Facebook Page: https://tinyurl.com/PersonalProcessFB Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/personalprocesspodcast/ VIP Email List: https://mailchi.mp/ea7b8186d6f3/d8l3ykqi1d LinkTree (al

Chris Resto shares his story on how a traditional MIT Engineering path did not end up happening for him. I won't spoil the story past that but he is currently the Founder of the Blueprint Talent Group where he helps fast growing companies find the best talent and retain them. He is also the author of Recruit or Die: How Any Business Can Beat the Big Guys in the War for Young Talent.    Our chat is great for value for new grads, those in between jobs, and those wanting to hear an amazing conversation (I might be a bit biased because I really enjoyed my time with Chris :) )   Chris's Links:   Company: http://www.blueprinttalent.com/ Recruit or die: https://www.amazon.com/Recruit-Die-Bu... ___ ❗~If you enjoyed the episode please leave a like/review so we know, share with your friends, and subscribe for more amazing guests~❗ Do you have an idea for who would make a cool guest? Let us know by commenting below, or on our sub-reddit! (Link Below) _____     The Personal Process Podcast

Failure is oftentimes seen as one of the worst things that can happen to you. I disagree. In this weeks episode we talk with Joseph on why failure is vital, what we have both learned from it, and why we both don't regret our failures in life.    My hope for this episode is to inspire you to take on the challenge of your life head on, to realize that sometimes things are meant to be, and to look forward to overcoming the obstacles in your life.... However they present themselves. Much love. Trust Your Process. ___ ❗~If you enjoyed the episode please leave a like/review so we know, share with your friends, and subscribe for more amazing guests~❗ Do you have an idea for who would make a cool guest? Let us know by commenting below, or on our sub-reddit! (Link Below) _____     The Personal Process Podcast Links: Podcasting links: tinyurl.com/thepersonalprocesspodcast Website: tinyurl.com/personalprocessweb Reddit: tinyurl.com/personalprocessreddit Facebook Page: https://tinyurl.com/PersonalProcessFB Instagram: htt

Jill Schiefelbein is an award-winning business owner, author, and recovering academic as she taught business communication at Arizona State for 11 years. She also analyzed terrorist documents to help provide counter-terrorism messaging strategies to the military, was a pioneer in the online education space, and has since transitioned into the entrepreneurship realm. Jill’s business, The Dynamic Communicator®, helps organizations navigate the digital communication space to attract customers, increase sales, and retain clients. Her latest book, Dynamic Communication: 27 Strategies to Grow, Lead, and Manage Your Business hit stores March 2017. You NEED to listen to this episode with Jill. A bit strong? My apologies, but this episode packed a huge upper-cut of value for many, check to see if you're on the list below. This episode is a must-listen if: You're considering diving headfirst into entrepreneurship  You're interested in learning about the true intentions of others in the business world

Had an opportunity to re-chat with my friend Joseph! Today's episode we talk about how the field of education, COVID-19, and how society is sacrificing it's base to fuel it's advancement forward!  ___ ❗~If you enjoyed the episode please leave a like/review so we know, share with your friends, and subscribe for more amazing guests~❗ Do you have an idea for who would make a cool guest? Let us know by commenting below, or on our sub-reddit! (Link Below) _____     The Personal Process Podcast Links: Podcasting links: tinyurl.com/thepersonalprocesspodcast Website: tinyurl.com/personalprocessweb Reddit: tinyurl.com/personalprocessreddit Facebook Page: https://tinyurl.com/PersonalProcessFB Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/personalprocesspodcast/ VIP Email List: https://mailchi.mp/ea7b8186d6f3/d8l3ykqi1d LinkTree (all of above and more)

What a great episode with Jeff Wald! As an individual who has started 4 businesses, Jeff definitely has some of the secrets of success that would be beneficial for you to incorporate into your own life. Jeff is an active angel investor and startup advisor, as well as serving on numerous public and private Boards of Directors. He also formerly served as an officer in the Auxiliary Unit of the New York Police Department. Jeff is the author of The Birthday Rules and The End of Jobs: The Rise of On-Demand Workers and Agile Corporations. Jeff frequently speaks at conferences and in media on startups and labor issues. Jeff holds an MBA from Harvard University and an MS and BS from Cornell University. In this episode with Jeff we cover: The impact education made on his career and network How his first startup failing unlocked a pivotal point in Jeff's own life, and how through realizations led to a more real version of himself The future of the job market and how the world will change with the next industrial r

My good friend, Joseph, a graduate student focusing on public health who recently submitted his thesis joined us on this episode. We talked about high level strategy to stabilize societies, how COVID-19 could've been addressed differently in Canada, and also why we need to have compassion for those with differing viewpoints in life, and why we need to make time for friends.  This episode was conducted a bit differently then we usually conduct our episodes, where me and Joseph have a longer chat on a topic that interests us both. We both had some fun doing this so might throw in more regular episodes like this. ___ ❗~If you enjoyed the episode please leave a like/review so we know, share with your friends, and subscribe for more amazing guests~❗ Do you have an idea for who would make a cool guest? Let us know by commenting below, or on our sub-reddit! (Link Below) _____     The Personal Process Podcast Links: Podcasting links: tinyurl.com/thepersonalprocesspodcast Website: tinyurl.com/personalpr

Nima Attar's story is a testament to trusting the process. As an individual who originally planned to become a professional soccer player to then going on to form his own business, Nima shares the secrets to live a life on your terms, free from regrets, resentment and contrary to what most people would want to hear... Full of Failures. Nima shares a lot of personal anecdotes on why you should fail forward to achieve your goals and why you need to pursue the things you want in your life. This episode is one that is applicable to everyone regardless on where you are in your career!  Nima's Instagram: @Nima__Attar ___ ❗~If you enjoyed the episode please leave a like/review so we know, share with your friends, and subscribe for more amazing guests~❗ Do you have an idea for who would make a cool guest? Let us know by commenting below, or on our sub-reddit! (Link Below) _____     The Personal Process Podcast Links: Podcasting links: tinyurl.com/thepersonalprocesspodcast Website: tinyurl.com/personalp

Mark Herschberg is the author of The Career Toolkit, Essential Skills for Success That No One Taught You. From tracking criminals and terrorists on the dark web to creating marketplaces and new authentication systems, Mark has spent his career launching and developing new ventures at startups and Fortune 500s and in academia. Beyond this Mark is a MIT instructor, multiple degree holder (B.S. in physics, a B.S. in electrical engineering & computer science, and a M.Eng. in electrical engineering & computer science). He is also one of the top-ranked ballroom dancer and a cuff-link aficionado!  Mark's computer science focus was in cryptography, and if you checked out our chat with Dan some episode's back, I had to ask his opinion on bitcoin, and the blockchain!  Beyond that fun segment we talk about what Mark thought he would be doing as a kid, and how his past experiences led to where he is today. We talk specifically about: Why you need a career plan and how it can benefit you How to networ

Mihalis Eleftheriou is the Creator of Language Transfer, a language learning program teaching you languages from Spanish all the way to Swahili. Oh yeah... The program is completely free, and to be frank-- it kicks ass. It is also run exclusively off of donations, if you'd like to support look at the links at the bottom of this segment.  Mihalis's journey is nothing short of remarkable, and the convictions that he has in his life really inspire me to level up in my own.  In this podcast we talk about "fighting with yourself" which in a nut shell is questioning your beliefs, your values, and what you want out of life... even when avoiding this can allow you to maintain a position of power. This episode takes us through Mihalis's upbringing, his journey throughout the world, his mission with Language Transfer and related projects, and the future, and more!  And one quick *SPOILER*... Mihalis will resume accepting bitcoin as donation again :)! So for you bitcoin fans, you can support Mihalis and L

Had a great time catching up with a childhood friend of mine, Payman. Payman is a SFU Graduate with a Bachelor's of Health Science and was recently at UToronto's Nursing program... Through reflection and conversations with many individuals Payman soon realized that this program may not be the best fit for him...  Investing time and effort in an endeavour can often make us feel compelled to finish a route that does not fit us as we feel we've already made it this far... But through reflection and consultation with various colleagues, faculty, family, and friends, Payman had the courage to leave this program and pursue his true calling in life....  Very important lesson in this episode for sure and I hope you enjoy it.  ___ ❗~If you enjoyed the episode please leave a like/review so we know, share with your friends, and subscribe for more amazing guests~❗       Do you have an idea for who would make a cool guest? Let us know by commenting below, or on our sub-reddit! (Link Below) _____     The Personal Process

We follow Ryan's journey from switching careers, starting personal training, developing a business from the ground up, and get a lot of insights on what he brings as a coach. We also talk life, how to prioritize your goals, and really how to make the most of your time and overcome the challenges that life brings. Hope you enjoy! Some topics we discuss include: What inspired Ryan to start his own business Why the fitness industry His First steps taken as a trainer Sacrifices he made to compete and succeed in body building competitions How to coach effectively How to get more leads and more! Had a lot of fun, and was blessed that Ryan has a great microphone as well, so I hope that you enjoy our recording. Where to catch Coach Ryan?? IG: @realdealfitness /  @coached.by.RD Web:  lifestyletransformations.ca ___ ❗~If you enjoyed the episode please leave a like/review so we know, share with your friends, and subscribe for more amazing guests~❗     Do you have an idea for who wou

Had a fantastic time interviewing Joseph! We talk about how he changed his life starting from financial hardship, turning to college to pursue psychology, realizing that that wasn't for him, and then going to firefighting where he found an environment that bonded with his nature. Due to some things mentioned in the podcast *nudge to click play :)* Joseph ended up going into paramedicine and describes his unique experience of working in a variety of public and private systems. Some topics we discuss include:  Mental health and how to take care of yourself during tough times  Stigma around mental health both in personal and professional lives Reasons to be an advocate for the betterment of others Lessons that both the private and public health systems can get from one another Changes in policy that can decrease the financial expenditure for health care Recommendation to include more communication focussed training in health care and why The benefits of  collaboration and social events wi

Are you interested in seeing what it's like to be a pre-med student in Canada from High-school to applications? This is the podcast is for you.    _____  ❗~If you enjoyed this episode please leave a like so we know, share with your friends, and subscribe for more amazing guests~❗   Do you have an idea for who would make a cool guest? Let us know by commenting below, or on our sub-reddit! (Link Below)   _____  The Personal Process Podcast Links:  Podcasting links: tinyurl.com/thepersonalprocesspodcast Website: tinyurl.com/personalprocessweb Reddit: tinyurl.com/personalprocessreddit Facebook Page: https://tinyurl.com/PersonalProcessFB Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/personalprocesspodcast/

Dr. Desmoulin had a very unique upbringing and as I mention in the interview is in my opinion one of the GOAT graduates from the SFU Kinesiology Department. Geoffrey has achieved a lot from his research, to becoming a host of The Deadliest Warrior, and starting his own business at GTD Scientific. We talk about his process in getting here, what individuals should strive to do in their life, and I ask some nerdy questions about The Deadliest Warrior, because let's be honest... Great show :)   _____ ❗~If you enjoyed the video please leave a like so we know, share with your friends, and subscribe for more amazing guests~❗   Do you have an idea for who would make a cool guest? Let us know by commenting below, or on our sub-reddit! (Link Below)    _____ The Personal Process Podcast Links: Podcasting links: tinyurl.com/thepersonalprocesspodcast Website: tinyurl.com/personalprocessweb Reddit: tinyurl.com/personalprocessreddit Facebook Page: https://tinyurl.com/PersonalProcessFB

Nutrition, education in the future, all the chaotic happening of 2020, and how exercise can positively affect our body in ways that medication/drugs cannot. These are just some topics that we dive into on this episode. Lots of amazing value if you value your health,  which I hope you do, so be sure to make time for this amazing interview.  As a leading expert in his field, one of the Best Doctors in America since 1997, Dr. Ratey's episode is one that you definitely want to stick around for!    Dr. Ratey's links: Web: http://www.johnratey.com/ Books: http://www.johnratey.com/Books.php Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/JohnRateyMD Twitter: https://twitter.com/jratey _____ ❗~If you enjoyed the episode please leave a review so we know, share with your friends, and subscribe for more amazing guests~❗   Do you have an idea for who would make a cool guest? Let us know by commenting below, or on our sub-reddit! (Link Below)   _____ The Personal Process Podcast Links: Podcast