The E-Factor Audio Library
Tuesday, January 8, 2008 - The Transitive Form
In the years since, Eric has made it his mission to inspire, entertain, and educate thousands of audiences. Each year he speaks to more than 150 corporations, orgainzations, chambers and associations about empowerment, personal development, sales, leadership, presentation skills, and customer service.
Join us on January 8th, when Luke Iorio sits down with the man known as "Mr. Energy" to disucss what keeps the momentum going.
Tuesday, January 22, 2008 - Let's Talk About Sex
America is the land of opportunity, and Bill Sex sees it everywhere. He first came to the U.S. from Ireland 10 years ago for work, and fell in love with the place. So Bill, his wife, and their three kids decided to make Massachusetts their home, and go after the American dream.
He's been delightfully busy ever since. Bill's entrepreneurial passion continues to fuel his desire to build a successful business, and expand opportunities for himself and others. He continuously moves towards his goals with joy, focus and a wonderful sense of humor.
Today, Bill is founder and president of New England Coaching, he's the current president of the New England Chapter of the International Coach Federation, and he is the director/licensee for all three of iPEC's school locations in New England.
Tuesday, January 22nd, Bill takes a break to chat with Bruce about life, purpose, and how even a good Irish joke can increase your realm of influence.
Tuesday, February 5, 2008 - Lucky in Life
Dr. Robert Lucky is a study in perpetual motion. A world renowned engineer, he is known for his writing and speaking about technology and society. He’s an author, columnist, speaker, recipient of both the coveted Marconi Prize, and IEEE Edison Medal, inventor of the adaptive equalizer, husband, father, and avid cyclist.
Though “retired” he still maintains an impressive schedule, devoting much of his time to professional activities including serving as chair of both the Technological Advisory Council of the FCC and the Executive Committee of ANSER (a not for profit corporation whose business is focused on national defense). He is a member of ANSER’s Board of Trustees, and also serves on the Defense Science Board in Washington, DC.
Most engineers know him best because of the monthly columns he has written for Spectrum Magazine over the last twenty years, offering philosophical and sometimes humorous observations on engineering, life, and technology.
On February 5th, the E-Factor welcomes Dr. Lucky as we discuss his passions, his pursuits, and the drive that maintains him as a leading authority in his field.
Tuesday, February 19, 2008 - Living in the Question
Immediately after college, Kurt Wright joined the Pillsbury Company as a commodity trader. It was there that he was first introduced to the contrarian principle that: “the crowd is always wrong.” In other words, he learned to recognize that when everyone else was selling, it was probably the best time for him to be buying.
It was during a goal-setting contest with Dale Carnegie in the fall of 1970, that he set the first goal of his life: to become a world famous motivational speaker within 10 years. As he began to think about how reach this ambitious goal, he noticed that everyone around him seemed to be focused on what’s wrong. Remembering what he’d learned at Pillsbury about the crowd, he saw how he could become a lone player on an empty stage, with no competition in sight, by simply becoming the world’s leading expert on “what’s right.”
More specifically, he decided to focus his life on understanding what each of us are like at our very best, and how to be that way more of the time. Thirty eight years of asking that question have led both Kurt and his wife and business partner, Patricia, to some remarkable and exciting discoveries.
In this installment, Kurt and Patricia Wright join Bruce to talk about questions; what a powerful effect they have on our life—the energy we generate, the insights we gain and answers that show up, the resources we draw to us, and the miracles we can manifest—all as a result of which questions we ask and how we ask them.
Tuesday, March 4, 2008 - Yours for the Taking
Looking to create that special niche that sets you apart from the pack? If so, then listen in as The E-Factor speaks with Jim Arnoff.
Originally a television packaging agent for William Morris Agency in New York, Jim blended his experience and skills to create the blueprint for his own dream job, and today a large part of his work is geared toward helping others craft their own. Jim has delivered countless workshops and seminars on exactly what it takes to create your own, personal brand, and how to develop your own unique mark utilizing your instincts, personality and strengths.
Tuesday, March 18, 2008 - Personal Wealth
For some, insight comes from overcoming a tragedy, or some other monumental life event that causes them to see life differently than they had before. For Rich Krasney, it came from reading a book.
About a year ago, this Personal Chief Financial Officer and Coach for business owners and entrepreneurs read Napoleon Hill’s “Think and Grow Rich”, and experienced an “Aha” moment; seeing his life purpose clearly for the first time.
Listen in to hear why Rich now sees inspirational messages everywhere, and how in being of earnest service to others, you best serve yourself.
Tuesday, April 1, 2008 - Happy, Healthy and Terrific
He's worked for a living...taken chances...succeeded, failed and started again...met payroll, endured audits, victoriously survived, and lived to help others learn an easier route.
Listen in, and learn how Ed makes each day a TERRIFIC day!
Tuesday, April 15, 2008 - Win Without Fighting
Efforts to overcome his own health challenges led Frank Wyat to an interest in the holistic, thus beginning his journey to a deeper knowledge of the body's willingness to favorably respond to positive influences.A leading authority in the naturopathic field and Grand Master of the Ving Tsung Kung-Fu School, Dr. Wyat joins The E-Factor to discuss the principles and practices that have helped him bring better health and quality of life to himself and others alike.
Tuesday, April 29, 2008 - On a Mission
As President of Barrett Chiropractic, Dr. Rick Barrett is a busy man, but his clinic is just the beginning. Rick has written several books, and traveled extensively as part of a multidisciplinary medical mission team, providing chiropractic care to the underprivileged.His latest projects include a documentary about how one person can make a difference in the world, and a new book, which is tentatively titled, "The Power of Giving".
This is an extraordinary interview with an extraordinary person, so don't miss out.
Tuesday, May 13, 2008 - Branded
David Riklan is a self-professed self-improvement junkie - and proud of it. His house is full of all manner of books, tapes and CD's. Taking his first self-improvement class, an Evelyn Wood speed-reading course, when he was 16, started him down a road that has brought him many successes, and helped him bring the tools of success to countless others.Today, as president and founder of Self Improvement Online, Inc., the leading provider of self-improvement and personal growth information on the internet, his company maintains four websites and publishes nine e-mail newsletters going out to over 950,000 weekly subscribers on the topics of self improvement, natural health, personal growth, relationships, home business, sales skills, and brain improvement.
May 13th brings David to The E-Factor, where he will discuss his journey, his own definition of success, and why developing your brand properly can take your business to a place you’ve only imagined. Do not miss this show!
Tuesday, May 27, 2008 - Self-Preservation
Before Kelly Bryson was even 9 years old, he'd seen more than most people would ever care to. He'd seen his father go to jail, a stepdad assault his sister, and experienced the confusion of the foster care system, firsthand. On his 9th birthday, an aunt took him "home" to live in an environment of extreme rigidity, as well as both verbal and physical abuse.Dickensian? Yes. End of the story? Not even remotely.
Today Kelly Bryson, MA, MFT is the Director of The Center for Compassion; a non profit community organization which provides education in Compassionate Nonviolent Communication to organizations and individuals. He has been featured in Elle and Shape magazines, and his clients include: Tony Robbins Research International, Bristol-Myers Squibb, and John Paul Mitchell Systems.
This author of the best selling book, Don't Be Nice, Be Real - Balancing Passion for Self with Compassion for Others joins the E-Factor to discuss his life, his career, his successes and his passion.
Tuesday, June 10, 2008 - Bully! Bully!
Sam Horn has presented programs about communication to more than half a million people worldwide. With a client list including top organizations like: Hewlett-Packard, NASA, Lockheed Martin, the National Governors Association, and the American Bankers Association, her expertise in the development of smooth and productive communication between all manner of individuals is a powerful resource, indeed.
Her works, including Tongue Fu!®, ConZentrate, What's Holding You Back?, and Take The Bully By The Horns, and POP! Stand out in any Crowd have been translated into 17 languages and endorsed by many best-selling authors including Stephen R. Covey, Anthony Robbins, Rabbi Harold Kushner, Richard Carlson and John Gray.
Sam brings her prodigious communication skills and experience to The E-Factor on June 10th, when she and Bruce discuss how you can think on your feet and communicate more constructively and with colleagues, customers, prospects, and even kids.
Tuesday, June 24, 2008 - Many Paths to the Right Road
Scott Rosen believes in the human ability to transform, and that everyone has their own road to success. He first spent his time and money creating a successful staffing firm which helps people find the jobs they need to move ahead in their lives, and today he puts his belief into practice with Transformations, a holistic learning center he has founded in Voorhees, New Jersey.
By offering a variety of services through his center, Scott is able to share his passion for holistic learning with the public, and simultaneously remain well grounded in all of the things for which he, himself, is grateful.
Scott joins The E-Factor to discuss how by finding the things that work specifically for you, you can move forward towards sharing your own passion in business and in life.
