Timothy Maurice brings you a powerful conversation that is simply meant to inspire you. Nomzamo Mbatha is a star in the upcoming Hollywood blockbuster, ‘Coming 2 America’ and in this conversation - five years before her big moment - she shares her story, what motivates her, and how she pursues her highest level. There are tearjerk moments, and moments where she simply opens up about going nude, her spiritual life, and what she wants to be known for... the conversation is gripping. You’ll be moved to re-dedicate yourself to your craft and discover how your personal brand can inspire others.
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Timothy Maurice speaks to Leslie Grossman, faculty director at the Centre for Excellence at George Washington University and author of ‘Link Out, How to Turn your Network into a Chain of Lasting Connections’. They explore 3 strategies to practically build what Grossman calls, ‘your entourage’.
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Timothy shares the story of Charles Henderson... the man who went from using and selling drugs, to graduating from both The Wharton School and Harvard Business School. They are joined by Dr Colleen Lightbody as they explore the power and brain lessons from Charles’ courageous story about becoming a leading human behaviour thought leader and change management consultant. They explore 5 human and brain insights from his 'Heroin to Harvard' journey that you can apply to your influence journey.
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Timothy Maurice speaks to Rory Sutherland - the author of 'Alchemy: The Surprising Power of Ideas that Don’t Make Sense' - about applying behavioural science to your personal, work and communications strategy. Behavioural science is becoming all the buzz and in this increasingly complex world, understanding how to capture people’s minds and hearts to steer them in a positive direction is becoming vital. So we revisit a conversation Timothy had with Rory that is even more relevant now. Rory is the Executive Creative Director of OgilvyOne and Vice-Chairman of Ogilvy Group UK.
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Timothy Maurice brings back show favourite, Neuroscientist Dr Tara Swart, to offer you 7 simple brain power tips to ensure you keep your goals and dreams on track in 2021. The 7 brain power strategies range from choice reduction, to hydration principles, to understanding how to leverage your brain’s ability to change and rewire itself through what neuroscientists call neuroplasticity.
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Timothy Maurice speaks with international author Kate Emmerson. Kate is the author of 'Clear Your Clutter', and she shares four inspiring tips to help you clear mental and physical clutter to equip you to overcome procrastination, feel more at peace, shift your life in the direction of your heart’s desires and ultimately, to become more focused as you build your personal and professional influence strategy.
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Timothy Maurice speaks to MIT Neuroscientist, Dr Tara Swart, about how to get the most out of relationships... and why mastering relationships will be such a critical skill to leadership and overall success in this new chapter in history. Dr Swart is author of 'The Source' and 'Neuroscience for Leadership'.
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Timothy interviews penis researcher and author of "Phallacy, Life Lessons from the Animal Penis”. Together, they explore how our understanding of genitalia has influenced gender inequality. They also discuss what we can learn from the ongoing studies of both the vagina and the penis about just how similar we are, and what we should be focused on if we hope to achieve gender equality.
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Timothy speaks with a neurosurgeon, Ian Human, who has had his life transformed by the birth of his baby boy. They discuss how Ian became a neurosurgeon and what he hopes to teach his son about his brain.
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Timothy speaks to Cognitive Science researcher Cameron Berg from Yale University about his groundbreaking Personality Project that attracted the interest of Yale’s Crocket Neuroscience Lab, and how he and his peers from five continents and 15 countries hope to influence the world by offering personality insights that are grounded in science and technology. Discovering your personality outline can save you a lot of social and career heartache and pain.
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