# Bill Burnett
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bill burnett is an American writer, composer, TV producer, songwriter, singer, and actor who is best known for co-creating Nickelodeon's ChalkZone along with Larry Huber. He is also an accomplished singer/songwriter and the leader of the LA-based band The Backboners. He currently resides in Los Angeles.
Create a Happier Version of Yourself: Redirect Your Energy for Positive Thinking
In this episode, you will learn how to take back your power when you’re in the midst of change, stress, or uncertainty, and then redirect your energy for self-transformation. If there’s an area of your life that you’re feeling unhappy about and want to take control over, today’s episode will show …
This One Episode Will Change How You Think About the World & Your Life (From #1 Cancer Surgeon)
Today’s episode will change how you think about your entire life. Because today you’re meeting a top cancer surgeon who’s going to help you think about one of life’s big questions - the kind you don’t usually ask yourself because you’re just too busy: What really matters in life? Maybe you’ve been …
How to Design Your Life in 1 Hour
What if you could teleport into Stanford’s most popular class and walk out knowing exactly how to build the life you want? This episode is your invitation to do just that. Today, Stanford professors Bill Burnett and Dave Evans are giving you their step-by-step guide to find your purpose and desig…
3 Questions to Ask Yourself to Figure Out What You Really Want
If you’ve ever had that quiet thought – “There’s more I’m meant to do” – this episode is your sign to pay attention. What if the life you want isn’t as far away as it feels? What if you could start seeing new possibilities right now? In this episode, Mel shares 3 powerful questions you need to ask …
Simplify EXTRA: The Human Premium
Why do commencement speeches suck so often? That's easy. They suck when the speaker is out of touch with their audience - new graduates. That's why legendary ones like from David Foster Wallace and George Saunders and Steve Jobs are so good, because they balance personal experience in a way that co…
Simplify EXTRA: The Human Premium
Why do commencement speeches suck so often? That's easy. They suck when the speaker is out of touch with their audience - new graduates. That's why legendary ones like from David Foster Wallace and George Saunders and Steve Jobs are so good, because they balance personal experience in a way that co…
What can you control in this chaotic world?
When it feels like the world is on fire, it's hard to know what's in your control and what's out of your hands. This hour, TED speakers explain ways you can reclaim your agency. Guests include financial advisor Matt Pitcher, sociologist Anindya Kundu, journalist Jennifer Wallace and design thinking…
112: Saying No: Why safety is a struggle
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Why is it so hard for therapists to say no? On this episode of the Therapist Burnout Podcast, Jen talks with therapi…
152 | The Exit Plan Nobody Tells You About with Sarah Friedell O'Connell
Why do 75% of business owners who successfully sell their company feel profound regret within the first year? In this episode of the Vital Wealth Strategies Podcast, host Patrick Lonergan sits down with Sarah Friedell O'Connell, founder and president of ChangePoint Advisors, to unpack the side of e…
How to Find the Courage to Change Your Life
Shelley Huff got fired, went through a bankruptcy, and lost a good friend in one year. It took her months to call it grief.
Shelley Huff led Serta Simmons Bedding as CEO through Chapter 11, and when the company changed hands, she was out of the job that had defined her. At a retreat, Arthur Brooks…
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‐ Isaac "Llamacorn" Newton
