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Sommergæsten 2009
by Author Hour
25 mennesker - 25 forskellige fortællinger.Sommergæsten er 25 forskellige danskere, der i løbet af halvanden time fortæller om deres liv og det de brænder for. Nogle af dem er kendte, andre er mere ukendte i offentligheden - fælles for dem er dog, at de har en historie og at de har lyst til at fortælle den.
Episodes
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Start with Story: Lyn Graft
Today’s episode is really awesome. It’s with a friend of mine named Lyn Graft. He is the author of Start with Story. Now Lyn is one of the top experts in the world on storytelling for entrepreneurs. He is the founder of a company called Storytelling for Entrepreneurs, but even more than that…
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Redesign: Sebastiaan Hooft
Sebastiaan Hooft, the author of Redesign—one of the top 10 bestselling entrepreneurship books in the Netherlands—is a seasoned entrepreneur. He has founded 20 companies in 15 years and he’s actually considered one of the Netherland’s top 10 tech entrepreneurs. But his book is really about…
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The Gospel of Fire: Eliot Marshall
Today’s episode is with Eliot Marshall, the author of The Gospel Of Fire. Eliot is a former professional MMA fighter, and he holds black belts in karate and Brazilian jiu jitsu. He even competed on Spike TV’s The Ultimate Fighter, which earned him a spot in the UFC. But Eliot’s greatest opponent...
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Live Empowered: Dr. Julie Lopez
In this episode, Dr. Julie Lopez, author of Live Empowered, breaks down how to rewire your brain. Specifically, your implicit memory, which are the past experiences you can’t recall but that remains stored deep in your subconscious mind. If you’ve ever noticed these invisible barriers that seem…
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Written in the Snow: Elizabeth Rose
Elizabeth Rose, author of Written In The Snow, is the youngest Canadian to conquer the seven summits. These are the mountains that are the highest peaks on each continent. Everest, Kilimanjaro—I don’t know all seven, but those are the two I know. In this episode, Liz is going to share the stories...
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EB5 2.0: Kevin Wright and Michael Fitzpatrick
EB-5 is also known as the Immigration Investor Visa Program. It allows American real estate developers to raise capital for projects from foreign investors who are seeking to come to the United States and relocate here permanently. In the past few years, however, there’s been a lot of changes....
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Free PR: Cameron Herold and Adrian Salamunovic
Cameron Herold, co-author of Free PR, has been on the show before. He has an amazing story, but today, we’re going to talk about how he built and led a team that generated more than 5,200 media hits for his company during his six year period. That’s right, over 5,200 media hits. It’s crazy. These...
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I’m Not Done: Patti Temple Rocks
When it comes to discrimination in the workplace, we’ve come a long way as a society. There’s still one systemically ignored form of discrimination. It happens all the time and it affects everyone: Ageism. Ageism is real. It’s widespread. It’s insidious. Up until now, it’s mostly been hidden...
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Free Trials (And Tribulations): Kyle Racki
Today’s episode is with Kyle Racki, author of Free Trials (and Tribulations). Now, Kyle is the cofounder and CEO of Proposify, which is a SaaS company that currently serves more than 6,000 customers worldwide, and even though Kyle is a successful entrepreneur running this successful business, his...
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I’m Not Done: Patti Temple Rocks
When it comes to discrimination in the workplace, we’ve come a long way as a society. There’s still one systemically ignored form of discrimination. It happens all the time and it affects everyone: Ageism. Ageism is real. It’s widespread. It’s insidious. Up until now, it’s mostly been hidden...
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Free PR: Cameron Herold and Adrian Salamunovic
Cameron Herold, co-author of Free PR, has been on the show before. He has an amazing story, but today, we’re going to talk about how he built and led a team that generated more than 5,200 media hits for his company during his six year period. That’s right, over 5,200 media hits. It’s crazy. These...
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Free PR: Cameron Herold and Adrian Salamunovic
Cameron Herold, co-author of Free PR, has been on the show before. He has an amazing story, but today, we’re going to talk about how he built and led a team that generated more than 5,200 media hits for his company during his six year period. That’s right, over 5,200 media hits. It’s crazy. These...
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The Economics of Emotion: Kyle M.K.
A lot of businesses today focus on data, numbers, and sales projections, but Kyle M.K., author of The Economics of Emotion, believes that finding success is more about understanding people and what drives your customers. Kyle learned this while he was working with and studying companies like…
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Future Proof: Diana Wu David
For most people, work feels like a treadmill where we have to sacrifice our personal lives and even our soul. Diana Wu David, author of Future Proof, believes that having the career that we want shouldn’t require us to lose ourselves. We all deserve a sustainable work environment, and now, we can...
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Open Her: Karen Brody
Today is a special episode with Karen Brody. She’s the author of Open Her: Activate Seven Masculine Powers to Arouse Your Woman’s Love and Desire. We’re going to talk about masculinity, relationships, love, and how to connect with women better. How do you connect with your partners, how to…
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Pivot: Jody Ray
This episode is about what we need to do when we’re hit with heartbreaking events, when we’re struck with crisis that leave us feeling like we’ve lost our purpose. They make us feel like we’re stuck in grieving. Dr. Jody Ray, the author of Pivot, talks about how he was able to successfully pivot...
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The 5 C’s: Dr. Satya Mitra
Running a successful company is the goal of every entrepreneur, but inevitably, we miss certain steps along the way. Dr. Satya Mitra is the author of The Five C’s, a handbook that will help you better serve your business, your clients and employees, and also your community. Dr. Mitra has an…
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The Parent’s Roadmap to Autism: Dr. Emily Gutierrez and Jana Roso
Dr. Emily Gutierrez and Jana Roso are the coauthors of The Parent’s Roadmap to Autism, and Jana is a registered nurse. They know that finding an effective treatment for autism can be a really complicated journey that’s filled with wrong turns and dead ends. In this episode, Emily and Jana suggest...
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Fire Doesn’t Innovate: Kip Boyle
Kip Boyle, the founder and CEO of Cyber Risk Opportunities and author of Fire Doesn’t Innovate, has worked with the US Federal Reserve Bank, Boeing, Visa, Intuit, Mitsubishi, DuPont, and many others, helping them with their cyber security. This episode is really about cyber security as it’s not...
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The 4 Keys: Andrew Sillitoe
This episode is really for entrepreneurs, people running businesses, leaders who have it all together on the outside. They have their three year business plan, they’re channeling all their energy into it—but on the inside, everything’s starting to fall apart. Your health is deteriorating, your...
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Blissful Ignorance: Cassidy Phillips
Cassidy Phillips is the author of Blissful Ignorance, as well as the founder of TriggerPoint, one of the world’s most successful health and fitness brands. While he was revolutionizing this industry, he learned a ton along the way, and that’s what this episode is really about. It’s about the art…
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The Parent’s Roadmap to Autism: Dr. Emily Gutierrez and Jana Roso
Dr. Emily Gutierrez and Jana Roso are the coauthors of The Parent’s Roadmap to Autism, and Jana is a pediatric nurse practitioner. They know that finding an effective treatment for autism can be a really complicated journey that’s filled with wrong turns and dead ends. In this episode, Emily and...
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Habit That: Dr. Jaime Hope
Dr. Jaime Hope, the author of Habit That, is a physician working outside of Detroit, Michigan, in one of the busiest emergency departments in the country. In over 12 years on the job, she’s learned that no matter what brought her patients to the ER, they all want the same thing. Which is to live...
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The Game of Adversity: Nick DiNardo
Nick DiNardo, author of The Game of Adversity, believes that we’re too comfortable. We’re all taught that the best situation is the one where everything goes according to plan and that adversity is something to be avoided or to protect our kids from. Nick is here to tell you the opposite. He...
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Words into Cash: Timothy Kim
We’ve all heard about passive incomes and side hustles and flexible careers that people have, that bring them wealth and success. Timothy Kim, the author of Words Into Cash, has one of those stories. Timothy actually epitomizes the American dream. He arrived in the US as a South Korean immigrant...
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Cockfighting: Isabelle Nüssli
All too often, the relationships between chairpersons and CEOs are filled with tension that affects the entire organization. If you want to create a more productive atmosphere, senior leaders need to identify the source of their issues so they can build a new bond that’s based on trust and…
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Healer, Leader, Partner: Jack Cochran
Dr. Jack Cochran, the author of Healer, Leader, Partner has been repeatedly named on Modern Healthcare’s list of influential physician executives. He worked extensively with national health policy development, including working with the White House and United States Congress. In this episode, we...
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Blue Sky Lightning: Jeff Kuhn
All of us deal with trauma—or as Jeff likes to call it, lightning bolts that disrupt our lives in devastating ways. But no matter what you’re facing, Jeff Kuhn, author of Blue Sky Lightning, believes you absolutely can recover. He knows this all too well. Jeff survived the unthinkable, with burns...
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Protect Your Profit: Elizabeth Hale
Elizabeth Hale, the author of Protect Your Profit—Five Accounting Mistakes and How to Avoid Them, is here to help you, because you could be failing to pay attention to the factors in your business that can spell the difference between profit and loss. In order to really understand where your…
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Moving On: David Glass
David Glass, author of Moving On, has worked both as a therapist and a divorce attorney in a career spanning more than two decades and what we talk about in this episode is the year after divorce—how do you move on with your life? So once the papers are signed and all the legal issues are…
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Cockfighting: Isabelle Nüssli
All too often, the relationships between chairpersons and CEOs are filled with tension that affects the entire organization. If you want to create a more productive atmosphere, senior leaders need to identify the source of... The post Cockfighting: Isabelle Nüssli appeared first on Author Hour.
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Localmotion: Alex Barseghian
Alex Barseghian is the author of Localmotion and the group vice president of sales and marketing for United States retail at Black Hawk Networks. He actually—true story—had to reschedule this recording of our podcast because he was on the Ellen Show talking about Happy Cards. Alex has an amazing...
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The Wellness Roadmap: Allan Misner
Allan Misner, the author of The Wellness Roadmap, is a certified personal trainer, as well as a certified functional aging specialist. He’s the creator of the 40+ Fitness Community which provides one on one and group fitness coaching, nutritional guidance, and personal training for clients over…
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Living on Purpose: Brandon Steiner
This episode really struck a chord with me, and it will very likely strike a chord with you as well. This is about what happens after you’ve reached the top of the ladder and the pinnacle of achievements in your work, in your life. Because before you celebrate, Brandon Steiner, the author of…
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How Successful Teams Work: David Smith
Dr. David Smith, the author of How Successful Teams Work, earned his PhD in organizational leadership and developed his own leadership program. In this episode, we talk about how in a lot of business settings, many managers and their employees sort of ignore the fact that one on one is where...
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Diapers, Date Nights and Deadlines: Julie-Anne Lutfi
Now, for most women, it may seem like being a home maker and climbing the corporate ladder are two mutually exclusive goals. According to Julie-Anne Lutfi, author of Diapers, Date Nights and Deadlines as well as wife, mother, and corporate attorney, you don’t have to choose. You can achieve a...
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Diapers, Date Nights and Deadlines: Julie-Anne Lutfi
Now, for most women, it may seem like being a home maker and climbing the corporate ladder are two mutually exclusive goals. According to Julie-Anne Lutfi, author of Diapers, Date Nights and Deadlines as well as wife, mother, and corporate attorney, you don’t have to choose. You can achieve a...
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Some People Are No Damn Good: Steve Albrecht
Dr. Steve Albrecht, author of Some People are No Damn Good, has spent his life and career protecting our schools, workplaces and neighborhoods from crime and violence. In fact, in 1994, he co-wrote one of the first business books on workplace violence. In this conversation, we talk about the...
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Thanks for Coming In Today: Charles Ryan Minton
Charles Ryan Minton, author of Thanks for Coming in Today, is a customer service expert, a keynote speaker, and the president of CRM Hospitality and Consulting. He’s also an award winning hotel general manager, that was what he did before this and he worked with some of the world’s biggest…
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Beyond a Million: Jim Dew
This episode is for entrepreneurs who have hit big financial success. The ones who are left with a lot of questions after they’ve hit a big payday or set up a really successful business. Questions like what are my next steps? Who do I ask for help? Am I missing out on valuable information? You…
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Moving from Models to Mindsets: John Reid
John Reid is the author of Moving From Models to Mindsets and the founder and president of JMReid group, whose clients have included Ernest and Young, Pro Am Pack, Local Healthcare Change, Ryerson and Mitsubishi UFJ financial group. In 2015, JMReid groups work was featured in Training’s Top 10…
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People-First Culture: Michel Falcon
Michel Falcon is the author of People First Culture, an entrepreneur, an advisor, and a speaker. He went from working in a 1-800-GOT-JUNK call center to growing a multimillion dollar hospitality company using the strategies that he outlines in this episode. Michel is the founder of the People…
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Simplifying Mining Maintenance: Gerard Wood
Gerard Wood, the author of Simplifying Mining Maintenance, is one of the mining industry’s top authorities on mining equipment maintenance. He’s had a long career helping the world’s mining companies keep their machines running. In this episode, we talk about his approach and some of the common...
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Must-Win Deals: Steve Thompson
Steve Thompson, the author of Must-Win Deals: How to Close Them (and Why We Lose Them), has been closing deals for 20 years. He’s worked on more than $15 billion dollars’ worth of B2B sales in over a hundred different industries in 24 countries, for both selling and buying clients. This guy is a...
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Life As a Masterpiece: Cathy Christen
Cathy Christen is the author of Life As a Masterpiece and a peak performance strategist. She helps entrepreneurs create masterpieces of their lives. In this conversation, she shares her story on how she got started down this path: she actually almost lost her life. After coming out of this...
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44 Hours & 21 Minutes: RaShawn Renée
RaShawn Renée, author of 44 Hours & 21 Minutes, is a global leader for change and the creator of Real Truth International. It’s an organization that honors, celebrates and educates women to eradicate the dominant thinking and social norms that have marginalized and kept women silent for so long....
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The Entrepreneur’s Framework: Joshua Davidson
Joshua H. Davidson, the author of The Entrepreneur’s Framework, has been working as an entrepreneur since he was 16 years old, and today, he runs a company called Chop Dawg.They help companies develop apps and serve as a temporary CTO. Josh has been named as a top 100 marketing influencer by…
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The Game Changing Attorney: Michael Mogill
The interesting thing about Michael Mogill, author of The Game-Changing Attorney, is he’s not an attorney. He is actually the founder and CEO of Crisp Video Group, which is the nation’s fastest growing legal video marketing company. In this episode, Michael’s going to break down how he’s helped...
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The Connecting Leader: Alberto Lopez Valenzuela
Alberto Lopez Valenzuela, author of The Connecting Leader, has worked for over 25 years in business information and analysis and helping Fortune 500 companies develop decision, intelligence solutions. Now, what does this all mean? Well, Alberto’s specialty is helping corporate leaders connect…
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The 5-Hour School Week: Aaron and Kaleena Amuchastegui
Today is an awesome episode with Aaron and Kaleena Amuchastegui, the coauthors of The 5-Hour School Week. This is such a cool episode because Aaron and Kaleena were both frustrated with the traditional schooling system and the toll it was taking on their kids and their family and their collective...
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25 mennesker - 25 forskellige fortællinger.Sommergæsten er 25 forskellige danskere, der i løbet af halvanden time fortæller om deres liv og det de brænder for. Nogle af dem er kendte, andre er mere ukendte i offentligheden - fælles for dem er dog, at de har en historie og at de har lyst til at fortælle den.
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25 mennesker - 25 forskellige fortællinger.Sommergæsten er 25 forskellige danskere, der i løbet af halvanden time fortæller om deres liv og det de brænder for. Nogle af dem er kendte, andre er mere ukendte i offentligheden - fælles for dem er dog, at de har en historie og at de har lyst til at...
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