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greg mckeown (born 1977 in London, England) is an author, public speaker, leadership and business strategist, and New York Times Bestselling Author. In 2012, The World Economic Forum inducted McKeown into the Forum of Young Global Leaders.
His most recent bestseller, Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less, (Crown Business, April 2014), is a business and self-leadership book that discusses how to figure out what is essential, how to eliminate what's nonessential and how to make it as effortless as possible to do what really matters.
Ep. 95 | I'd Rather Have Sons Than Employees — A Pastor-Carpenter on Small Jobs and Family Business with Billy Otten
Billy Otten never planned to be a carpenter or a business owner. He became a Christian at 17, went into ministry, and was ordained in the PCA in 2019, right before COVID hit. In 2020 a rift opened between Billy and the church he served over how COVID was handled: "we were very disappointed with the…
01 | Building Authority Capital with Jay Wong
What happens when the guy who builds podcasts for 250 CEOs is too scared to hit record on his own?
Jay Wong has launched more than 250 shows for other founders, and he still almost didn't record this one. In this solo episode, he names the resistance out loud and goes first.
Jay shares the real sto…
Ep. 13 - Procrastination: Why It Makes Sense—and What Can Change (Part1)
How much energy are we spending trying to avoid spending energy?
Procrastination doesn't just cost us the things we don't get done. It can consume enormous amounts of time, attention, and emotional energy as we worry, negotiate with ourselves, and struggle to take action.
But what if we're not simp…
274 | What's Your ONE Thing for 2027?
What if the reason you're not making the progress you want in bringing your work into the world isn't that you're doing too little, but that you're trying to do too many things that matter to you?
For multi-passionate women, choosing one priority can feel like abandoning all the other possibilities…
Skill Is Not Enough: Hiring, Leadership & Family Business with Forrest Jackson
Forrest Jackson, CEO of Jackson Pottery, joins Chris Seegers to explore the people, systems and family relationships behind a lasting business. They discuss returning to a family company, inviting disagreement, hiring for character and teamwork, improving the client experience, and focusing on a fe…
What really matters
ROOTED was Bobby's word for 2026. Seven holidays booked, a love of planning and then a year that went spectacularly off-script. What a bloody laugh!
This week, Bobby and Bridge explore what really matters when life changes the rules. From rainforest roots and the mysterious world of fungi to avocad…
Diagnosed with COVID and Cancer the Same Day. Then He Failed 75 Hard Six Times. | Blaine Little
What do you do when the doctors go quiet mid-procedure... and then you get diagnosed with COVID and cancer in the same 48 hours?
This week on Power in the Pain, Greg Pihs sits down with Blaine Little: Army combat engineer veteran, author of four books, founder of Momentum Seminars, and a man who f…
The Permission to Say No: Essentialism and Channel Cuts for Marketing Excellence
What if the secret to better marketing isn't doing more, but knowing what to stop doing? Welcome to the Health Marketing Collective, where strong leadership meets marketing excellence.
In today's episode, Gino Giovanelli joins the conversation to explore the power of saying no and why focusing on f…
The Exit Interview: Nonlinear Career Paths with Shana Ayabe and Kisha Imani Cameron
In this episode of the Women in Tech Podcast, we dive into nonlinear career journeys with powerhouse duo Shana Ayabe and Kisha Imani Cameron—hosts of "The Exit Interview" Podcast. From LA to Vegas to Brooklyn and back, these women are redefining what ambition, success, and balance look like in mode…
How to slow down right now to go faster in 2027 E442
Benjamin Lee urges listeners to use the final weeks of the year to slow down, complete lingering tasks, and protect time for rest rather than adding new commitments. Drawing on Stephen Covey’s “sharpen the saw” habit and Greg McKeown’s ideas about protecting the asset, he explains how clearing unfi…
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