The Learning Leader Show With Ryan Hawk

Amy Morin shares her journey of overcoming personal tragedies and living life to the fullest. She emphasizes the importance of scheduling pleasant activities, not taking your partner for granted, and pushing yourself outside your comfort zone for mental and physical growth.

Rob Henderson, Ph.D., talks about self-discipline, military training, and the importance of external vs. internal achievements. Reflects on the value of family over academic success. Shares insights on writing, volunteering, and the impact of belief in potential.

Tony Robbins, one of the most impactful business and life coaches in the world, shares advice from his mentors. He emphasizes the importance of becoming more valuable, finding something bigger than oneself, and practicing in private. He discusses the power of mentors and NLP techniques, as well as the role of confidence and diversification in success.

Guest William Ury, co-author of Getting to Yes, talks about his life's work, the power of trust in negotiation, and the importance of listening. He shares stories of navigating difficult negotiations, staying calm during crucial moments, and finding creative solutions. They also discuss real-life examples of challenging negotiations and the power of adopting a mindset of possibilities.

Explore the importance of being fully alive, owning responsibility for your life, and creating a sustainable presence. Discover the significance of finding your soul's home, doing an energy audit, and surrounding yourself with people and events that energize you. Learn about radical responsibility, the power of curiosity, and the insights on conscious leadership and being fully present.

Entrepreneur and former employee of Mark Zuckerberg, Noah Kagan, shares his insights on the art of asking, launching a business, handling rejection, and not living a 'what-if' life. He emphasizes the importance of focusing on one big goal and shares his philosophy on interviewing. The podcast also discusses the Million Dollar Weekend process for launching a business and achieving financial independence.

Ariel Helwani, the Howard Cosell of MMA, discusses conducting world-class interviews, feuds with Dana White, leaving ESPN, and dealing with social anxiety. He shares stories about his upbringing, the influence of his parents, and his early love for combat sports. The podcast also delves into life and career advice for graduates, booking guests, and facing rejection.

Dr. Mike Massimino, NASA Astronaut, shares his journey to becoming an astronaut, including overcoming rejections and a medical disqualification. He discusses the power of passion, the impact of seeing Earth from space, and the challenges of sending the first tweet from space. Mike emphasizes the importance of trust, teamwork, and preparation in achieving mission success. He also reflects on fear, sacrifice, commitment, and the qualities of astronauts.

Nikki Glaser, one of the funniest female voices in comedy today, discusses her creative process, overcoming stage fright, the art of roasting, the power of honesty and truth, and pushing past fear. She shares valuable lessons learned from comedy legends Dave Chappelle and Jerry Seinfeld, emphasizes the importance of storytelling for leaders, and discusses the fine line between humor and insensitivity. Nikki's advice: say what's true and embrace your own journey.

Bob Sutton, worked with Ed Catmull, shares insights on leadership. Good bosses ask questions and make the call. Slowing down and enjoying conversations is important. The dangers of unnecessary jargon in communication. Career advice for early to mid 20s. The power of curiosity and compassion in building relationships.