

From Isolation to Inspiration with Paul Boross and Bernardo Moya
Bernardo Moya
Welcome to From Isolation to Inspiration, a podcast conceived so that Paul Boross and Bernardo Moya can meet with motivational leaders to gain a fresh perspective on the current state of the world. Whilst learning and laughing through lockdown, they attempt to unpack the underlying psychology and humour of hugely successful people.Paul Boross is The Pitch Doctor, Professor of Humourology and Business Activator. Bernardo Moya is the founder and Chief Inspirational Officer of The Best You, and for the last 10 years they have been promoting the largest personal development events on the planet. If you are interested in working with Bernardo and being coached or mentored by him you can reach him via www.bernardo-moya.comIf you would be interested in booking Paul Boross to speak, train your teams or executive coach - you can reach him by going to www.PaulBoross.com now.
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Nov 30, 2020 • 1h 1min
Episode #005: Paul Zenon
Paul Zenon, a multi-award-winning magician and comedy performer, shares insights on adapting magic during tough times, including doorstep tricks for NHS applause. He discusses the importance of humor in coping and reminisces about working with legends like Bob Monkhouse and Ken Dodd. Zenon also reveals memory tricks, the challenges of presenting over video, and predictions for electric post-lockdown gigs. With tales of creativity and lessons learned, he highlights the value of stage experience and the emotional weight of difficult projects.

Nov 23, 2020 • 53min
Episode #004: Brian Colbert
In this engaging discussion, Brian Colbert, a licensed master trainer of NLP and bestselling author, shares insights on happiness and resilience. He argues that happiness can be cultivated through practices like endorsement and engagement. Brian emphasizes the importance of controlling internal responses during uncertainty and highlights how environment influences mood. He introduces practical exercises for emotional regulation and contrasts introvert vs. extrovert reactions to lockdown. Humor emerges as a powerful tool for coping with adversity and fostering creativity.

Nov 16, 2020 • 58min
Episode #003: Jon Biggs
Jon Biggs, a veteran voiceover artist and the voice of Siri, joins the hosts for a lively discussion on adapting to life post-lockdown. He shares insights on the emotional ups and downs during isolation and the quirky realities of air travel etiquette. Jon explores the lasting changes COVID may bring, from societal fears to the acceleration of virtual services. He emphasizes the importance of charisma, effective listening, and presentation skills, offering tips for enhancing one’s voice and connecting better with audiences.

Nov 9, 2020 • 49min
Episode #002: Owen Fitzpatrick
Owen Fitzpatrick, a globe-trotting speaker and social psychologist, joins the hosts to share his perspective on humor as a coping mechanism. He discusses how laughter can provide relief during tough times and emphasizes the importance of scheduling humor into our lives. Owen critiques leadership during crises and connects social media's echo chambers to cult-like thinking. He also suggests a fact-checking rating system to combat misinformation. With a blend of insight and wit, Owen inspires listeners to embrace joy even in isolation.

Nov 2, 2020 • 46min
Episode #001: Jason Vale
Jason Vale, the dynamic Juice Master and best-selling author, brings his high-energy approach to wellness and lifestyle discussions. He emphasizes the power of choosing what you feed your mind and body, especially during challenging times. Vale proposes small, manageable goals for personal growth and highlights humor's role in development. He shares plans for a one-man comedy show while discussing the importance of giving back, navigating negativity from trolls, and finding daily joy through laughter, routine, and connection.


