The Brand Called You

Quantum biology is an emerging field that explores the role of quantum phenomena in biological systems. It investigates how quantum mechanics may play a role in fundamental biological processes such as photosynthesis, enzyme reactions, and bird navigation. By studying quantum effects at the molecular and cellular levels, quantum biology aims to deepen our understanding of life's complexity and potentially revolutionize fields like medicine and biotechnology. In today’s episode, we discuss in detail about the potential that quantum biology holds. [00:32] - About Prof. Clarice D Aiello Professor Aiello is a quantum engineer who is leading the Quantum Technology Tech Lab, UCLA. She is an expert on nanosensors harnessing room-temperature quantum effects in noisy environments.  

Who doesn't like to start the day with a cup of great coffee? But are you aware that your choice of coffee has the potential to positively impact the lives of coffee growers? In today's episode, we delve into the work being done by Dean Cycon's company to ensure justice and sustainability for coffee growers. Through his company, Dean's Beans, he has revolutionized our perception of coffee by highlighting the significance of ethical sourcing, fair compensation, and environmental sustainability. Tune in now to learn more! [00:32] - About Dean Cycon Dean is the founder of Dean's Beans Coffee Company. He earlier worked as an indigenous rights lawyer, an environmental attorney. Dean started the company as he wanted to use coffee as a vehicle for positive social, economic and ecologic change. The company designs fun projects in partnership with growers and they return a percentage of the profits to the growers as a social equity premium.  Dean has received “Best Practices Recognition” from the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations and a sustainability award from the Specialty Coffee Association, America.  He has also been a research fellow at Woods Hole in Massachusetts, the famous oceanographic institute. Dean is also an author of two books, “Javatrekker: Dispatches from the World of Fair Trade Coffee” and “Finding Home (Hungary, 1945).”

The path to self-improvement starts from the story that we tell ourselves. Success means different things to different people. If we are at a stage in life where we don’t feel successful, then the first thing we need to do is define what success is for us. The narrative that we tell ourselves defines our outcomes ultimately which is why it is very necessary that our narrative is constructive. Today we have with us Dr. Colby B Jubenville to tell us how he is helping others succeed in life. About Dr. Colby B Jubenville  Dr. Jubenville holds an academic appointment as a Professor at Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU) and is the Director of the Center for Student Coaching and Success. He is the author of two books  Zebras and Cheetahs: How to Look Different and Stay Agile to Survive the Business Jungle (Wiley) and Me: How To Sell Who You Are, What You Do & Why You Matter to the World. He is the host of The Goat Consulting Podcast, which drops weekly on Apple Podcast and YouTube. Jubenville completed training for The Shift Profile and is certified in Decisionwise 360, Harrison Assessments, EQ-i 2.0 (MHS) and Cylient’s Coaching In the Moment program.

There have been conflicting opinions on the state of the radio industry in India, with some asserting its thriving nature while others proclaiming its decline. In this episode, we delve into a conversation with a media veteran to explore the challenges faced by the radio industry in India.   [00:32] - About Harrish M Bhatia  Harrish is the former president of Sales and Marketing of the Dainik Bhaskar Group, which is a major media company in India. He is an author of two books, “Management and Life Lessons from Ground Zero” and “Jio Dil Se: Live Your Dream.” 

We all are surrounded by plastic products in our homes and offices. Practically, it is not possible for us to completely stop the use of products. Plastic is used in the packaging of a lot of products, be it dairy products or medical products, etc. Multi-layered plastic that is used in small sachets is even more dangerous because that is completely non-recyclable. So, the next best step is to use the plastic that we can, instead of throwing it away. Today we have with us Sharang to tell us about how he is making the world a better place by managing plastic waste. About Sharang Ambadkar He is the Managing Partner of FeelGood Eco Nurture LLP. He has converted at least 20,000 kg of waste plastic till now. He has partnered with a lot of companies to manage plastic waste. He is very passionate about making the world a better place.

We have often heard about the struggles that authors face to get their books published. It is an overwhelming process especially for the new writers. In today's episode, we discuss the book publishing world with the international bestselling author, Larissa Soehn. We discuss the challenges that writers face to write and get their books published and also talk in detail about traditional vs. hybrid book publishing. [00:32] - About Larissa Soehn Larissa is an international best-selling author. She is also the Chief Executive Officer of Next Page Publishing.

Marketing and Branding have become an inseparable part of any business. Brands have a lot of competition these days and also a lot of opportunities and markets to tap into. A lot of brands stay relevant for a longer period of time while some die within a few years. One of the key aspects of building a lasting brand is to connect with your consumers. Today we have with us Lydia Michael to share her expertise in branding. About Lydia Michael (http://lydiamichael.com/) She is an entrepreneur, author, and speaker. She is the owner of Blended Collective (http://blendedcollective.com/). She is a multicultural marketing and brand strategist. She is the author of the book “Brand Love”.

Choosing the best course for a degree and the importance of taking up regular professional courses to upskill oneself is often stressed upon as a way to grow in one’s career. What is often not spoken about is the importance of soft skills needed to grow professionally. The mannerisms of dealing with clients, customers, leaders, employees and stakeholders. The communication skills needed to strike a connection is often paid less attention in front of the hard skills. In today’s episode, we focus on the critical importance of soft skills and how to go about cultivating the same. [00:30] - About Suman Kher  Suman is the Chief Executive Officer of Soft Skills Studio. She is a communication coach, helping professionals to accelerate their career growth. 

There are a lot of measuring devices in the market but not many of them are reliable and efficient. AI will also be a big factor in the future of the health and wellness industry. We are already seeing people use ChatGPT to pull up their dietary recommendations. We don't have enough accurate input because people aren’t very willing to tell the bad truth. Tastermonial is trying to bridge the gap between the consumer and the producer. Today we have Bude Piccin and Savalaxs (Sara) Supa-Amornkul with us to tell us more about their company. About Bude Piccin She has been interested in science and physics from a very young age which led her to pursue a career in computer engineering. She is the Founder & CEO of Tastermonial where they are focused on finding better ways to be healthier. She specialized in biomedical computer engineering and is now trying to use data to change how people eat.

In the complex world of supply chains, where goods traverse continents and customer expectations continue to rise, there is a guiding light that illuminates the path to success. Meet Roberto Hernandez, a seasoned consultant and professor who holds the keys to unlocking the secrets of supply chain management. With a passion for logistics, a wealth of experience, and a dedication to excellence, Hernandez emerges as a beacon of knowledge in a rapidly changing landscape. Join us as we delve into his insights, navigating the turbulent waters of supply chains and discovering the strategies that can propel businesses to new heights. 00:48- About Roberto Hernandez Roberto Hernandez is the Consultant and Professor in Supply Chain, Logistics, and Procurement, at Keiser University