Product Powers - Human Skills for Product Thinkers to Thrive in the Age of AI
Do you want to future-proof your product career in the age of AI? Join Paddy Dhanda, Director of Product Management and Agile Practices at the UK’s largest technology trainer, as he helps product people master the human skills AI can’t replicate easily. Each episode delivers research-backed insights and practical tools to boost your creativity, collaboration, and communication, the essential superpowers for today’s product thinkers.
Episodes
My 13-Year-Old Built a 3D Game in a Week Using Vibe Coding (No Coding Skills Required)
What happens when you hand a 13-year-old an AI coding tool and zero instructions? In this special episode, Paddy hosts his son Arjan for a hands-on look at vibe coding — the AI-powered approach to building software using nothing but natural language prompts.Together they walk through Dolphin Quest, the fully functioning 3D game Arjan built using Replit Agent in roughly a week — complete with comba
Bliss, Not Burnout: How To Cope With Pressure
Dr. Roberta Garceau shares insights from her book 'Bliss Not Burnout,' emphasising the importance of finding the gift in adversity, practising self-care through self-awareness, and the transformative power of vulnerability.00:00 Introduction02:41 Exploring the Concept of Bliss07:36 The Gift in Adversity14:37 Navigating Career Challenges and Personal Growth20:22 Supporting Growth Through Adversity2
How to Lead Creatively: Insights from the World’s Creativity Explorer
Fredrik Haren, a 'creativity explorer,' shares insights from his extensive global journey covering 75 countries, explaining how different cultures perceive and harness creativity. He highlights the importance of understanding one's personal creative process and environment, debunking the myth that creativity is facilitated solely through structured processes and techniques. Instead, he emphasises
Dr Maya Ackerman on Creative Machines: AI, Art & Us
Dr. Maya Ackerman is a generative AI pioneer, CEO of WaveAI, and author of Creative Machines: AI, Art, and Us. In this episode, we dive deep into what it means for machines to be creative, how to build AI that empowers humans, and why the real threat isn’t AI itself, but how we choose to use it.Takeaways1. AI is Already Creative (Whether We Like It or Not)2. “Humble Creative Machines” Should Be th
Master Product Discovery with AI - John Gordon
John Gordon shares his journey from the military to launching his startup, Acelo, focusing on AI-driven automation in sales and marketing.He demonstrates the practical applications of AI in building product requirement documents without any code, emphasising the importance of context engineering.Key takeaways for product people include:1) The importance of context engineering in AI to avoid halluc
The Question is the Answer and Why Great Leaders Don’t Give the Best Answers
Laura Ashley-Timms, COO of Notion and co-author of 'The Answer is a Question,' discusses the revolutionary impact of operational coaching. Laura shares insights from a comprehensive study with the London School of Economics, revealing how operational coaching can significantly enhance productivity, collaboration, and job satisfaction. Practical scenarios, such as dealing with urgent problems and d
Rewiring Your Mind for AI with Dr David Wood
This week on the podcast I had the pleasure of sitting down with Dr David Wood, Glenn D. Ardis Professor of Accounting at Brigham Young University, prolific author of over 200 publications, and the mind behind the new book Rewiring Your Mind for AI. David is not only an academic voice in accounting, but a leading thinker on how artificial intelligence is reshaping the way we learn, work, and creat
How to Build Communities of Practice That Actually Work (In a Virtual World, With Real Impact)
Originally recorded for: Comparative Agility Podcast with Dee RhodaIn this episode, Dee Rhoda chats with Superpowers School host Paddy Dhanda (yes, that's me!) about how Communities of Practice (CoPs) can go from being side projects to powerful tools for collaboration, culture, and learning.Drawing from my experience of leading one of the UK's most vibrant visual thinking communities, and creating
The Value-Driven Business Analyst with Laura Brandenburg
Laura Brandenburg, an internationally recognised leader in business analysis, shares insights from her new book, 'Value-Driven Business Analyst,' She discusses the importance of aligning business analysis with organisational outcomes. We delve into her eight-step business analysis process, the significance of being value-driven, and how to leverage AI in the field. Laura also talks about her journ
6 Skills You Need for the Future of Work: Rethinking Work - Rishad Tobaccowala
Rishad Tobaccowala, a renowned author and futurist, shares insights from his latest book 'Rethinking Work' and provides actionable advice on how individuals can future-proof their careers. The episode also delves into the significance of creativity, continuous learning, and leveraging technology to enhance one's professional journey.00:00 Introduction 03:08 The Importance of Physical Books06:43 Ri
How to Design Workshops for Neurodivergent Brains
In this episode, agile coach and creative facilitator Laura Re Turner shares how her neurodivergent traits have shaped her facilitation style—and what every product person should do to make workshops more inclusive, energising, and effective.00:00 Introduction02:19 Exploring Neurodivergence03:54 Facilitation and Coaching Insights05:24 Writing 'Becoming Agile' During the Pandemic13:00 Impact of Neu
Are Agile Teams Dead? Henrik Kniberg on AI Agents & the Future of Work
Henrik Kniberg shares insights from his recent video and book 'Generative AI in a Nutshell,' which went viral. The discussion explores how AI can reduce the need for large teams, allowing for more efficient, smaller teams. Henrik explains his current project on building an AI agent platform and its implications for the future of work. We also delve into the evolving role of product discovery and h
The Biggest Lie We Tell Young People About Tech Careers
Christina Lovelock talks about her new book 'Careers in Tech, Data, and Digital.' We discuss common misconceptions about tech careers, emphasising that not all tech jobs require coding skills. Christina shares the importance of curiosity in business analysis and highlights various tech roles beyond coding, such as service design, UX, and DevOps. We also talk about the significance of soft skills i
Meetings Are a Waste of Time (if not run properly)
In this episode, we dive deep into the art of making meetings productive and meaningful with Chris Thomason, the creator of the Meeting Maximizer. From the power of silence in meetings to the pitfalls of brainstorming, Chris shares his groundbreaking strategies for transforming routine meetings. If you're tired of unproductive meetings, this episode is for you.00:00 Introduction00:28 The Problem w
How to Build an Effective Community of Practice - The Secret Sauce
This is a recording from a recent talk I delivered exploring the concept of communities of practice and their significance in organisations. I draw on personal experiences and key characteristics of communities of practice.I provide real-world examples, such as the Xerox Project Eureka and the 70-20-10 learning principle, illustrate the power of collective knowledge and social learning. 00:00 Intr
Science of play at work to facilitate better meetings
We delve into the science of play in facilitation with special guest Brandon Wetzstein. Discover how play, especially through LEGO Serious Play, transforms adult behaviour and enhances creativity, collaboration, and connection in team settings. Learn about the surprising benefits of incorporating playful elements into serious work environments and how they can lead to better ideas and stronger tea
Beat AI and Stay Relevant: Path to Facilitation
Emily Gardner — trainer, speaker, and author of The Path of the Guide — discusses how to unpack what facilitation really means in 2025 and beyond.00:00 Introduction02:38 Emily's Journey into Facilitation05:32 The Importance of Facilitation14:25 Practical Tips for Aspiring Facilitators23:24 Favorite Facilitation Techniques27:31 Handling Conflict in Facilitation34:15 Conclusion and Final Thoughts⚡️
Four Pillars of Trust That Will Make or Break You as a Facilitator
We explore the power of creating trust in facilitation.Michelle Tillis Letterman, an expert on workplace communications and relationships, named by Forbes as one of the top 25 networking experts.Michelle shares key insights on the importance of connection, especially in a tech-driven and post-COVID world. We discuss the concept of 'mood memory,' the challenges of attention span in communication, a
Why Your Icebreakers Are Probably Failing
Jan Keck shares the transformation from traditional icebreakers to the more effective concept of 'ice melting' for fostering genuine connections. The conversation delves into techniques for initiating meaningful dialogue, the importance of vulnerability in group settings, and the impact of cultural differences on facilitation. Learn practical tips for enhancing virtual and in-person meetings, the
Unbelievable Way a Murder Mystery Workshop Could Make Your Team Smarter
Curious about how a murder mystery can enhance team dynamics and business skills?Imtiaz and Lewis, creators of the Murder Mystery Experience Workshop, share how they turned a fun idea into a transformative commercial success using gamification.They explore the nuances of engaging storytelling, real-life scenario simulations, and the power of personalised learning to address modern workplace challe
Start Stealing Ideas for Better Facilitation
Explore unconventional approaches to facilitation and creativity with guest Rach Davis. We discuss the importance of finding inspiration outside traditional fields, the concept of cross pollination, and how it enhances workshop design. The conversation delves into specific facilitation techniques, the impact of tools like Butter, and the strategic use of AI in workshops. Rach shares entertaining a
Doodling in Facilitation: Unlocking Creativity and Connection
We explore the unique intersection of doodling, creativity, and facilitation with artist and coach Karen Light. Karen shares her experiences on how doodling activates multiple learning centers in the brain and can foster deeper connections in both educational and corporate settings.We discuss the transformative power of play and creativity, Karen's personal journey with doodling, and practical way
Return of the Change Ninja: Overcome any Challenge with Dr Tammy Watchorn
In this episode, I sit down with Dr Tammy Watchorn, a prolific author and former NHS project manager, to discuss her latest book, The Change Ninja Returns. Tammy shares her journey from leading change in the health service to applying change management principles in her personal life. She highlights the importance of understanding the neuroscience behind change and offers practical tools for effec
Product Management Career Insights with Janna Bastow
Janna Bastow, co-founder of Mind the Product and ProdPad, shares her journey of becoming a product manager, launching the world's largest community for product people, and the challenges of transitioning to entrepreneurship.From unexpected career paths to understanding key skills for success in product management, Janna provides invaluable insights and practical tips for anyone looking to break in
How the Lazarus Heist Podcast Mastered the Art of Storytelling (and What You Can Learn)
We explore the power of storytelling with Geoff White, an investigative journalist and co-host of the popular BBC podcast 'The Lazarus Heist.' Geoff shares the story of North Korea's cybercriminal activities, particularly the infamous Bangladesh Bank heist. He shares insights into the underpinnings of successful cybersecurity breaches and the human vulnerabilities they exploit.Geoff also discusses
How to Self Care and Self Love for Everyday Success
We are always taught to put others before ourselves. But when we put ourselves first, it creates a sense of guilt. One of the rare moments when we accept we should is when the cabin crew reminds us on a flight:“Put on your own oxygen mask before assisting others.” It’s a simple but powerful reminder. In today’s episode, I had the pleasure of speaking to Self Care expert Araceli Higueras and author
Authenticity for Effective Facilitation
Stuart Young is a fellow expert in visual thinking, product facilitation, and agile methodologies. We delve into the essence of authenticity in facilitation, the power of visual thinking, the importance of creating a psychologically safe environment, and techniques for effective virtual and face-to-face collaboration.Key points include the significance of human connections, inclusivity, and contin
Kindness Helped My TV Career
In this episode, we explore the remarkable journey of Andy Paige, a TV personality, author, and inventor, who shares how the superpower of kindness has shaped her career. Andy emphasizes the importance of kindness in overcoming adversity and building lasting relationships.00:00 A Tale of Birmingham in the 1970s 01:40 The Friendship That Defied Prejudice 04:28 A Special Guest with a Superpower 05:5
Secret Service Leadership Lessons
In this episode, Steve Stratton shares his fascinating journey from securing presidential visits with the Secret Service to becoming a cybersecurity expert and a prolific author. Discover how storytelling and team building have been pivotal throughout his career, learn about the evolving landscape of cybersecurity, and receive invaluable advice for young professionals. Stratton's compelling experi
Creative Questions to Facilitate Deeper Connections in Workshops E169
In this episode, we delve into the art of facilitation and the power of creativity with Antonio Iturra, a seasoned facilitator and magician. From the importance of crafting the perfect questions for meaningful interactions to integrating visual thinking in workshops, Antonio shares his multifaceted approach to creating engaging and effective learning environments. We also explore Antonio's concept
Liberating Structures Facilitation Tools for Better Meetings E168
In this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Keith McCandless, co-author of 'The Surprising Power of Liberating Structures.'We dive deep into how liberating structures can create safe spaces for all voices in a room and make conversations more inclusive and engaging.Keith explains the concept of the 'collaborative muscle' and how these facilitation tools can replace traditional brainstormi
How to Find your Superpower E167
Ben Walder, co-author of The Visual Agile Coach Playbook, discusses his experience of feeling constrained in the corporate world and how losing his job led to an epiphany that helped him discover his 'superpowers.' He shares his journey of co-authoring the 'Visual Agile Coach Playbook', the process of recognizing and developing one's superpowers, and the significance of human connection and partne
How to Write a Press Release and Get Published E166
Have you written a book to become a tech thought leader? But how do you ensure you get maximum exposure for your hard work?Mickie Kennedy, founder of eReleases, a press release distribution company shares his journey from a poetry enthusiast to a PR expert, stressing how press releases can significantly boost the visibility and success of small businesses and startups.We discuss:1) Actionable tips
Big Bet Leadership Strategies at Amazon with John Rossman E165
John Rossman (ex Amazon executive) co-author of the book 'Big Bet Leadership' shares leadership strategies at Amazon.We explore the concept of Big Bet Leadership focusing on how to manage high-risk, high-reward business initiatives through creating clarity, maintaining velocity, and accelerating risk and value.Rossman shares insights from his time at Amazon, discusses the importance of leadership
How Tony Robbins Firewalks Lead to Personal Growth E164
In this episode, Dave Albin shares his incredible journey from addiction to becoming a key figure in Tony Robbins' organization.Dave emphasizes the importance of creating your own story, the value of service to others, and developing crucial human skills in an automated world.He recounts his experience with firewalking, his work with celebrities, and how he went on to establish Firewalk Production
Tips on How to Grow on LinkedIn in 2024 E163
Are you making the most of LinkedIn to build your personal brand and connect with your audience? In this episode, we dive deep into leveraging LinkedIn for personal and professional growth with insights from Gus Bhandal, a top LinkedIn trainer.We explore:* The power of personal branding* The art of authentic storytelling* SEO optimisation* Balancing personal and professional content creationDiscov
Brain Techniques to Memorise Anything E162
Have you ever wondered how you can significantly improve your memory recall and retention? In this episode, we'll cover a variety of techniques, from the Memory Palace to mind mapping, and explore the impact of visual imagery, novelty, and spaced repetition in making information stick. I’m joined by Andy Gray who has been refining these techniques for many years and has combined them with graphic
Don't Pitch, Be An Intentional Communicator E161
I speak to Martin Barnes, an expert in 'intentional communication,' which encompasses pitching, presenting, and public speaking. Martin emphasizes the importance of storytelling in presentations and shares his transformative experience living in China, which taught him cultural similarities and differences. We delve into the challenges and opportunities posed by AI in communication. Martin offers
What is the Metaverse? E160
Do you wear glasses? Were you or someone you knew ever called 4 eyes? I used to get that phrase thrown at me all the time. There was a time when wearing glasses wasn’t so cool.But what if we could integrate technology into our specs? What if they could give us new superpowers and a new perspective on how we interact and engage with the world?I’m joined by Bianca Spada, who works at Meta and part o
Inclusive Language in Technology: Designing for All Users E159
Have you ever considered how the language we use might be outdated and full of hidden biases? I explore the topic of inclusive language with Dr Suzanne Wertheim, a former professor of linguistics and linguistic anthropology, who now consults on inclusive language in the workplace. This article distils the key ideas we explored in this episode.Inclusive language isn’t just a passing trend—it’s esse
What is Product Design? Eli Woolery Stanford D.School Lecturer E158
In a world driven by innovation and creativity, product design has emerged as a crucial field influencing everything from consumer products to the digital tools we use daily. But what exactly is product design, and how does it differ from traditional approaches to problem-solving? I had the pleasure of exploring these topics through a conversation with Eli Woolery, a lecturer at Stanford Universit
Don't Submit a Conference Talk Until You Have Listened to This - E157
I’m joined by five of the track chairs who have organised the BA Summit Southern Africa 2024. I was keen to get a behind-the-scenes perspective of what conference organisers look for in good conference talk submissions.We also delve into the importance of networking, personal growth, and the dynamic role of track chairs in making the summit a success.If you would like to attend the conference, reg
100 Million Minutes of Mentoring - E156
Felix Lee, co-founder of ADPList, shares his inspiring journey from a humble upbringing in Singapore to creating a global mentorship platform. Felix discusses the critical importance of grit and determination in achieving success. He also delves into the fundamentals behind ADPList, shedding light on how the platform connects professionals worldwide for free mentorship and support. Tune in to lear
Communication is a Science E155
In this bonus episode, I'm joined by fellow speakers Nicola Pinkney and Paul Haywood, we delve into their talk, 'Communication is a Science,' exploring how neurodiversity impacts communication. Both diagnosed with ADHD, Nicola and Paul share personal insights and tips for improving workplace communication and understanding diverse perspectives. 00:00 Introduction to the Upcoming IRM Business Anal
No More FOMO: Getting Involved in the BA Community - Stuart Mullinger E154
In this episode, I speak with Stu Mullinger, a seasoned business analyst, about the significance of tech conferences and public speaking in professional development. We discuss Stu's journey with the BA community, the benefits of being an active member, and his upcoming talk at the IRM European Business Analysis Conference. Stu shares valuable advice for aspiring speakers and emphasizes the import
The Missing Crypto Queen Uncovered - Jamie Bartlett E153
Paddy is joined by world-renowned investigative journalist Jamie Bartlett, author of 'The Dark Net' and co-creator of BBC's 'The Missing Crypto Queen' podcast. Jamie shares insights into his unique investigative methods, emphasizing the importance of curiosity and openness in understanding online subcultures, radical movements, and internet phenomena.The conversation dives deep into Bartlett's exp
Live Longer by Taking a Digital Detox E152
Colin Corby shares practical tips for integrating digital detox into daily life, the science behind our decreasing attention spans, and the significant impact of constant digital engagement on our overall wellbeing. We also explore the relationship between technology and our cognitive abilities, emphasizing the need for balance and the benefits of reconnecting with the offline world. 00:00 The Pow
Stop everything, take a pause says Rachael O'Meara former Google executive E151
Rachael O'Meara, former Google executive and author of 'Pause', talks about her journey from burnout to discovering the transformative power of taking intentional breaks. She shares insights on how pausing helped her realign her life and career, emphasizing the importance of intentional breaks for enhanced productivity and personal well-being. Rachael also provides practical tips for incorporating
Science behind meeting free days - Professor Vijay Pereira E150
The Impact of No Meeting Days: Insights from Vijay Pereira's Groundbreaking Research In this episode, Paddy Dhanda interviews Vijay Pereira about his pioneering research on the effects of 'No Meeting Days' within organizations. They delve into how excessive meetings stifle productivity, and how giving employees time off from meetings can lead to better performance, innovation, and well-being. Vija
Beat Stress with this Simple Technique - Brad Yates E149
Brad Yates shares insights into Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) tapping. He explains how tapping helps clear limiting beliefs and improves overall well-being, making it a valuable tool for stress management and personal growth. 00:00 Introduction to Energy Flow in Chinese Medicine 01:22 Brad's Superpower: Tapping into Your Super Self 03:02 Brad's Journey from Acting to Hypnotherapy 04:09 Discov
What's Stopping You? Youngest British Female to Climb Everest - Bonita Norris E148
Bonita Norris shares her journey of becoming the youngest British female to summit Mount Everest at the age of 22. She discusses the clear goal she set, the challenges she faced, including raising £50,000, and the training regime she followed. Bonita emphasizes the importance of teamwork, thoughtfulness, and curiosity in high-stakes environments. She also reflects on the life lessons learned from
Refactor Your Brain: How to Reprogram Your Brain for Success - Dagna Bieda E147
Dagna Bieda, a career coach and author of 'Brain Refactor', explores the parallels between human cognition and computer programming. Dagna, who transitioned from a software engineer to a coach, shares how programming principles can be applied to reprogramming the human mind. The discussion delves into the importance of feedback, changing perspectives, and leveraging cultural differences for profes
Tongue Fu: Powerful Words to Diffuse Any Verbal Conflict with Sam Horn - E146
Sam Horn introduces concepts from her books, including 'Tongue Fu' and 'Talking on Eggshells', providing practical advice on handling challenging situations. We explore effective communication strategies like replacing negative words with positive alternatives to shape behaviour and foster respect.Key tips include how to request promotions, manage workplace interactions, and handle personal and pa
What is Career Storytelling? E145
Ricardo Brito shares insights on the power of storytelling in making sense of our career and working identity. The discussion delves into the scientific underpinnings of storytelling, cultural differences in professional roles, and how personal stories shape our professional lives.Ricardo shares his journey from a fine arts student to a UX designer and coach, emphasizing how understanding and arti
Greatest Leader in History: What Can Agile Leaders Learn? E144
I discuss who is the greatest leader in history with historian Matthew Lockwood. We discuss the profound impact and historical significance of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, whom Matthew nominated in a BBC poll as the greatest leader in world history. We explore Ranjit Singh's unifying leadership, multicultural administration, and remarkable modernizing efforts. We address themes of tolerance, leadership,
Avoid Death by PowerPoint in Presentations - Danielle Hennis - E143
In this episode, we discuss strategies on how to avoid 'death by PowerPoint'.I'm joined by Danielle Hennis a presentation expert. We explore: 👉 How we can focus on audience needs👉 Simplify presentations to one idea per slide👉 Support presentations with visuals rather than textDanielle shares her journey and how she transitioned from graphic design to presentation coaching, driven by witnessing ine
Facilitation makes workshops work - Myriam Hadnes - E142
A deep and insightful conversation with Myriam Hadnes, a self-described facilitation evangelist and the host of the 'Workshops Work' podcast. Myriam shares her journey from an academic background in behavioral economics to embracing facilitation as her superpower, aiming to help others learn and apply it effectively. She highlights her experiences living and working in different parts of the world
Creative Brainstorming and Fun Games to Boost Innovation - Jennifer Battan - E141
Creative Brainstorming and Fun Games to Boost InnovationWorkplaces today often stress seriousness and productivity at the cost of creativity and innovation. Yet, embracing a more playful approach at work can lead to better problem-solving, enhanced creativity, and an overall more enjoyable work experience. In this blog post, we explore the insights shared by Jennifer Battan, a seasoned business an
Getting Started with Cryptocurrency - Kate Baucherel (Crypto Expert)
In this episode, Kate Baucherel shares her journey from an interest in technology to specialising in blockchain and cryptocurrency. She shares her early fascination with tech, transitioning from an accountant to a tech expert, and eventually authoring books, including fiction that integrate her tech knowledge.Kate helps newbies get started with cryptocurrency and blockchain in layman’s terms, addr
How Henrik Kniberg Created the Generative AI in a Nutshell Video
This episode was recorded during a recent Visual Jam Meetup event with special guest Henrik Kniberg. We delve deep into the fusion of creativity, technology, and visual storytelling. Here are the key takeaways from the event:* The Journey from Music to Technology: Kniberg’s transition from an aspiring musician in Tokyo to a tech enthusiast and influential content creator.* Spotify, Lego and workin
Embrace the Hidden Superpower of Creativity - Said Saddouk
If you look at any reputable skills insight report, creativity is usually one of the main soft skills for the future. But most people associate creativity with the arts. Yet every profession requires an element of creativity to enable us to come up with new ideas.In today’s episode, I had the pleasure of exploring the superpower of creativity with the amazing Said Saddouk (aka The Facilitainer).Ch
How can IT professionals master communication and collaboration - Angus McIlwraith (Author) - Presenting E137
How can IT professionals master communication and collaborationIn this episode, I speak to Angus McIlwraith as we explore the essential communication and collaboration skills for IT professionals. Angus emphasises 'persistent skills' over technical expertise, effective communication strategies like storytelling and active listening, and tips on improving presentations and teamwork. We also talk ab
Integrate one minute meditations into your busy life - Ann Swanson (Author) - Mindfulness E136
Integrate one-minute meditations into your busy lifeThis episode explores the benefits and practical applications of meditation in the real world, particularly for individuals with busy, technology-driven lifestyles. The conversation includes Ann Swanson’s journey from anxiety to discovering yoga and meditation in Hawaii, emphasizing meditation's practicality for busy schedules without the need fo
Automatic Writing Guide for Tech Professionals - Dr Nicole Janz - Self-Help E135
Automatic Writing Guide for Tech ProfessionalsThanks for reading Superpowers School! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.In the rapidly advancing world of technology, professionals are constantly bombarded with new tools, technologies, and trends. However, amidst the influx of technical know-how, there lies a timeless skill that often gets overlooked: writing. In particular
Introducing Microsoft 365 Copilot: Enhance Your Workflow - Paul Griffiths (Microsoft UK Public Sector Skills Lead) - Self-Help E134
In an era where digital transformation accelerates at an unprecedented pace, Microsoft has introduced a groundbreaking tool that promises to redefine how we interact with digital content and manage our workflows. Microsoft 365 Co-pilot, an AI-powered assistant, is set to revolutionise tasks across Microsoft applications, making the digital workspace more intuitive and accessible than ever before.C
Secret strategies to make art that sells - Carina Gardner (Craft Designer) - Creativity E133
Secret strategies to make art that sellsThe journey of an artist can be a bumpy road. You can have all the talent in the world, but if you struggle to earn money many creatives often give up. There is a misconception that art does not pay. This article explores how artists can defy the sceptics and successfully monetise their art, employing effective strategies and embracing the digital revolution
Mastering the Art of Storytelling in the Corporate World - Steve Multer (Corporate Storytelling) - Self-Help E132
Mastering the Art of Storytelling in the Corporate WorldThanks for reading Superpowers School! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.In the fast-paced corporate world where communication can often become mundane and jargon-filled, storytelling emerges as a bridge to humanise and invigorate everyday interactions and business pitches. It's not just about selling products or ser
Power of human energy to boost productivity - June Edward (Energy Expert) - Self-Help E131
Power of human energy to boost productivityJune Edward, an energy expert, gives her insights on how human energy impacts relationships, communication, productivity, and personal growth, providing transformative pathways for technology professionals and beyond.🌌 Contents* Energy and Its Effects* Raising Your Vibration* Near-Death Experience* Souls and the Other Side* Brain vs. Soul* Angels and Guid
Why Creativity is Important in Technology - Alexander Inchbald (Creativity Expert) - Creativity E130
Why Creativity is Important in TechnologyAlexander Inchbald, a recognised global authority on creativity, has profoundly impacted the world by guiding change makers to unearth and manifest their true purpose. As the founder of the Masterpiece Agency and a climate artist, his ten years of experience have been heavily influenced by mystical experiences he had while painting mountains across the glob
Tips to build a Sales playbook - Scott Moss (Sales Expert) - Self-Help E129
Tips to build a Sales playbookWithout an effective sales strategy, the efforts of the entire organisation can be a waste. You could have the best products and services, but if no one buys them, revenues will dry up. On the flip side, you can have the best sales team on the planet but if they aren't all pulling in the same direction, you will struggle to get momentum when launching a new product. I
Hypnotherapy to boost performance at work - Leo Howson (Hypnotherapist, Flow State, Human Potential Coach) - Coaching E128
Hypnotherapy to boost performance at workIn this episode, we discuss the power of positivity and hypnosis to help us boost our performance. I had the pleasure of deep-diving this topic with Leo Howson who is a Hypnotherapist, Flow State and Human Potential Coach.In the fast-paced world of technology, where innovation and efficiency are paramount, professionals are continually seeking methods to bo
How to deal with overwhelm at work - Mark Struczewski (The Mister Productivity Podcast Host) - Self-Help E127
How to deal with overwhelm at workIn today's digital age, the average time we spend on one screen before switching to another has drastically reduced. From 150 seconds in 2004 to just 47 seconds between 2016 and 2021, our attention spans are diminishing rapidly. But why is this happening? We are living in an era of "infobesity," where the volume of content created in the last decade surpasses all
Stop hating AI and start loving Augmented Intelligence - Sam Sammane (Author & AI Expert) - Technology E126
Stop hating AI and start loving Augmented IntelligenceIn this conversation, I delve into the concept of Augmented Intelligence, where human creativity meets the computational power of AI. As a species, we’ve tended to be cautious of new technological discoveries, whether that be the printing press, the telephone, TV and Radio and now Artificial Intelligence. But as humans, we are extremely adaptab
Diets don't work, tips on how to eat what you love - Sherry Shaban E125
Diets don't work, tips on how to eat what you loveIntroduction to the Anti-Diet MovementAs we step into 2024, it’s time to consider new goals and resolutions. If you’re like the vast majority of people, then getting healthier will be high on your to-do list for 2024. In this episode, we are exploring the anti-diet movement. It’s a shift from traditional dieting to a more sustainable, health-focuse
Tips to use social media to build a following and stay forever employable - AJ Kumar (Digital Marketing Expert) - Self-Help E124
The landscape of social media and artificial intelligence (AI) has become integral to both personal and professional growth. As we reflect on the year, notable for its emphasis on AI, it's clear that these technologies offer both colossal potential and significant challenges. With social media becoming as crucial as a CV for professionals, understanding and mastering this domain is no longer optio
Using Stories to Explain What You Do - Chirag Nijjer E123
The Marketing Superpower: Using Stories to Explain What You DoIn today's digital age, crafting a narrative to explain what you do has become more crucial than ever. The power of storytelling isn't limited to businesses; it's an essential tool for professionals aiming to be more impactful at work.✍️ The Power of Brand StoriesBert's Bees Origin StoryBert Shavitz, a former photojournalist in New York
Getting Started with ChatGPT and AI Chatbots: An introduction to generative AI tools - Mark Pesce (Author) - Technology E122
🔥 I’m proud to announce the British Computer Society The Chartered Institute for IT (BCS ) is an official collaborator of the podcast and I’m thankful for their support in making this episode possible 🙏🏽In this exclusive interview, Mark Pesce shares his journey of writing his new book published by the BCS, "Getting Started with ChatGPT and AI Chatbots." He was inspired by the realisation that bill
Why Creatives should try Voluntary Generosity - Alejo Porras (Graphic Recorder) - Self-Help E121
We explore the superpower of Voluntary Generosity with the amazing Alejo Porras. If you are looking to grow your business or just looking for some inspiration on how to be more successful, then be sure to listen to Alejo’s top tips.We explore how the power of service to others has helped Alejo in his journey from Costa Rica to the United States. His creative work has been re-shared by famous influ
How to Get Clarity on my Goals - Ben Kirk (Accountability Coach) - Self-Help E120
Ben Kirk shares how he fell into accountability coaching and the importance of this coaching style, emphasizing the need to ask tough questions and hold people accountable for their actions. Apart from accountability, Kirk's superpower is clarity - the ability to uncover the rationales behind people's actions by asking questions. He advocates forming healthy habits and routines. Moreover, the epis
A Deaf and Blind Bomb Technician's Inspiring Story - Aaron Hale (Former U.S. Army, Endurance Athlete and Entrepreneur) - Self-Help E119
Aaron Hale, a former U.S. military bomb technician, endurance athlete, and entrepreneur shares his inspiring journey. Starting with his military career, facing a life-altering bomb blast in Afghanistan, and coping with blindness and deafness.Despite the challenges, Aaron discusses how he harnessed the power of pain and reframed his mindset to overcome emotional struggles. He emphasizes the importa
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English with Monty - The Podcast about the English Language
Off Court With Greg Rusedski
ICIS - chemical podcasts
A Gay Old Time
