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Daniel Karim

Join Daniel Karim, the nomadic scholar and founder & CEO of Chieftain, as he travels the globe to uncover the secrets of world-leaders. Each episode is a deep dive into the minds of visionaries—from presidents to CEOs, cultural icons to revolutionary thinkers.

Explore the past, present, and future of leadership:

 -The Past: The origin stories that shaped their character.
 -The Present: How they navigate pivotal challenges in their fields.
 -The Future: Timeless advice they’d share with the next generation of leaders.

Through truth based, unedited conversations, “Chieftains” reveals the strategies, struggles, and wisdom of those shaping history. 

More than a podcast, it’s a time capsule of leadership insights designed to inspire you to think bigger, lead better, and live bolder.

New episodes every week. Step into the circle—your journey to greatness starts here.

The Psychology Podcast

Daniel Karim engages in an inspiring conversation with Jamie Goulding, the founder and CEO of BeenThere, on Episode 43 of The Psychology Podcast. Join them as they explore Jamie's transformative journey and delve into the principles that have shaped the innovative landscape of knowledge-sharing.

Jamie Goulding embodies the spirit of entrepreneurial mentorship, drawing inspiration from his father's guiding principle: "A stranger is a friend you haven't met yet." Through BeenThere, Jamie has not only built a business but also a beacon for those seeking to monetize their expertise and for seekers looking for guidance.

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Welcome to Grow.

 I am your Host Daniel Karim
Grow is a Psychology Podcasts, in which I interview extraordinary people and pick their brains.
Ranging from Entrepreneurs, Psychologists, monks, Artists to professional athletes. 
The main focus of my interest is the psychology of fulfillment.
In my Podcast, I portray people who have an inspiring story to share that will help you to live a rich life yourself.
Goal is it to investigate and deconstruct happiness and success and explore what it takes to evolve as a person and kick ass in life.

Leo Kempkes -- What It Takes To Become An Entrepreneur Grow Podcast #001

In this Episode, I Interview the painter Antonia Wetzel aka Tonja. I was super excited when she agreed to jump on the podcast with me, and I believe there is a gem for everybody in this conversation. Tonja is not your typical artist, in her most recent project she decided to investigate social phenomena like exhibitionism, voyeurism and online nudity. Her work, in my opinion, is breathtaking.

In this episode, she talks about her ongoing project; drawing and painting tinder-matches who agreed to masturbate while being portrayed.

Antonia Wetzel does an amazing job of playfully explaining what painting means to her and why she decided to pick up the brush.

I decided to pick Antonia Wetzel’s brain because I am fascinated with people who found their purpose and who are doing what they love., this to me is success. And Antonia Wetzel’s view of sexuality, happiness, and art definitely helped me to expand my view on what it takes to be human.

Listen directly here, or on Itunes, Stitcher or SoundCloud.

Who is Antonia Wetzel?
Antonia Wetzel, aka Tonja was born 1989 in Munich, Germany.

She relocated to Cairo, Egypt with her family in 1998 and grew up there until the age of 16. After high school, she proceeded to study psychology at the University of Bremen and got her Bachelor of Arts in 2013. While studying she had already started working as a freelance illustrator and designer and therefore decided to pursue a second degree in Integrated Design. She graduated from the University of the Arts, Bremen in 2016 with excellency.

Tonja today is a full-time designer and painter, living and working in Hamburg. She is fiercely fast when capturing moments in a single stroke of her brush. Illustrating movement of the body through time and space in one single image are the focus of her work. Everything happens at the same time. She is working on different projects, revolving around intimacy, vanity, exhibitionism, and voyeurism.

What is this episode about?
in our wide-ranging conversation, Tonja and I cover many topics, including:

Why she decided to become a painter
Why she decided to paint naked people
Why guys send Dick picks
The psychology of naked
The importance of trust
The importance of failing in life
Why shame is a psychological catastrophe
Being ok with not being ok
What her morning routine looks like
Her most Unusual Habit
And what she would cook if Nicolas Cage would come for Dinner!
 

Check Out her work!
www.antonia-wetzel.de

Antonia Wetzel — The Psychology of Naked

I have a very special guest today in the Grow Podcast: Tash from Port Joana. Natasha Nomathamsanqawenkosi Manzungu is as awesome as her name is long.

I am very happy that she found some time in her busy schedule to do the podcast with me. One of the goals of my psychology podcast is to portray extraordinary people who are successful in their own way. Tash definitely fits these criteria. She has a playful and hilarious way of describing her journey from Zimbabwe to the stages of Germany where she entertains thousands of people.
To me, success is when people actively design their life after their true desires and add value to the world. Even when it means to go against the grain. Tash very early decided against taking over her family empire because she wanted to follow her own calling in life. I think in this conversation there is a gold nugget for everybody.

Tash's journey is nothing short of a spectacular success story and I am excited to see whats next in her adventure.

Who is Natasha Nomathamsanqawenkosi Manzungu?
Natasha Nomathamsanqawenkosi Manzungu is an actress, musician, and lyricist born and raised in the city of kings, Bulawayo in Zimbabwe. She is a determined lover of all arts who exerts herself into learning from the arts as well as expressing herself through arts.

She aims to inspire and motivate through her music and also to talk about forbidden topics and politics to keep people aware of the poison in the world. Her concerts have been said to be comic but also pregnant with food for thought. Her personality shines through her eclectic music and her soul through her ability to house a role.

What is this episode about?
in our wide-ranging conversation, Natasha Nomathamsanqawenkosi Manzungu and I discuss and I cover many topics, including:

How she became a singer
What her childhood looked like
The dangers of humility
What it takes to become a professional singer
investing in yourself
Dealing with loss and grief
What a perfect day would look like to her
The importance of tears
Who she thinks of when she thinks of the world successful
Why she hates the word moist
Why she decided for art and against taking over the design empire of her mother
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Website: http://port-joanna.com

Show notes
Recommended Books 

The Subtle Art Of Not giving A Fuck -- Mark Manson
Bad Feminist -- Roxanne Gay
Recommended Artist

Anderson Park
Her

Tash from Port Joanna— The Psychology of choosing what to give a fuck about 003

Tian Yao — Compete With Yourself
Happiness Is A Choice ” Tian Yao
I am thrilled to have a real power woman today on Grow: Tian Yao.

Tian Yao is a personal friend and mentor of mine, her success story is nothing short of spectacular.

I am honored that Tian Yao found time in her extremely busy schedule to appear on the grow podcast.

When she speaks guys, you should listen, because she knows what she is talking about.

I was introduced to Tian by two friends of mine who hinted that Tian also shares a passion for psychology and that we would get along great.

One of the reasons why I started the grow psychology podcast was because after years of studying clinical psychology I was looking for the other side of the spectrum, people who are totally kicking ass in life. Tian Yao is definitely in that category.

In order to understand the psychology of successful people, I was starting to look for people who might share some of their trade secrets with me in order to learn about excellence and high performance from real-world case studies.

 

Who is Tian Yao?
Tian Yao is an ex-professional ballet/ traditional dancer and a Chinese entrepreneur who after finishing her master’s degree in 2003 established her first company in Newcastle in her mid-twenties. In 2006 she founded her second company in Hamburg Germany only to follow to establish her third company in 2009 in Xiamen China.

In 2016 she established her own brand Victoria Hyde London.

Tian Yao is not your typical self-made millionaire. Tian is a person who is always in learning mode. We talked hours about psychology and what it takes to win. I believe I was particularly interested in Tian Yao because after meeting her I was fascinated by her work-life balance. While on the one side she is a tough businesswoman, on her private side she is funny and has a huge heart.

Also being a young and hungry guy myself I was always curious to know what it’s like on the other side of the rainbow.

I wanted to know what happens when you conquer your dreams. Is it worth all the hard work and struggle? What does it feel like to make your first million? How does success change you?

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What is this episode about?
in our wide-ranging conversation, Leo Kempke and I cover many topics, including:

What it takes to win
What her morning routine looks like
What the first moment was that she wanted to be an entrepreneur.
The importance of controlling your psychological environment
What balance means to her
Why she knew from a very early age what she wanted to be
What its like to grow up in the Chinese success culture
How chinches kids are drilled under cruel pressure
The importance of sticking with your dreams – Stay with your idea – change method but not target
What a perfect day would be for her.
Why Happiness is a decision
And what he would cook if Nicolas Cage would come for Dinner!
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Follow Tians Brand, Viktora Hyde on:

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tian-yao-b0797864/

Like on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Victoria-Hyde-1619585458114710/

Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/victoriahydelondon/?hl=de

Website: https://victoria-hyde.com/

Show notes
People mentioned 

1) George Washington
2) Steve Jobs
3) Elon Musk

As always thank you for listening! Write in the comments what your biggest take away was!

Tian Yao — Compete With Yourself Grow Podcast #003

Who is James Whittaker?
James Whittaker enjoyed a successful 10-year career in financial planning, before starting his own entrepreneurial journey. Today, James draws on his diverse experience to help people reach their potential in all areas of their lives.

James has been featured extensively in television, print and digital media around the world, including The Today Show, Entrepreneur, Money Magazine and The Sydney Morning Herald. He has also appeared on 100+ podcast and radio shows, and spoken to audiences of 2,000+ people.

He is the author of bestselling personal finance and motivation book The Beginner’s Guide to Wealth, named book of the month by Money magazine for March 2010. His second book Think and Grow Rich: The Legacy was released in 2018 as the official companion to the multimillion-dollar film based on Napoleon Hill’s timeless classic. James is also a proud co-executive producer of the film.

Obsessed with what separates ordinary people from extraordinary achievers, James has interviewed more than 100 of the world’s most revered entrepreneurs, business icons and athletes to unlock their secrets to success, including venture capitalist and television personality Barbara Corcoran, property and sales expert Grant Cardone, and skateboarder turned business mogul Rob Dyrdek.

With a diverse entrepreneurial background, James has launched successful companies and products across a range of industries including health/fitness, film, activewear, social media, and publishing. He is in demand internationally as a keynote speaker and is a frequent guest in media and on podcast shows.

James’ tertiary qualifications include a Bachelor of Arts (majoring in English & Writing), a Bachelor of Business Management (majoring in Marketing & Real Estate), and an Advanced Diploma of Financial Services. He also completed an MBA at Hult International Business School in Boston, Massachusetts, and during this time he was the principal organizer, MC and mentor for numerous high-profile entrepreneurship events.

Aside from business interests, James enjoys writing, reading, traveling, surfing, snow skiing and keeping fit/healthy.

He is most passionate about helping people take ownership of their financial, physical and mental health.

James Whittaker — The Magic Of Thinking Big

Who is Matthias Van Hove?
Matthias is an aerospace engineer and holds an MBA degree from Collège des Ingénieurs. He has started his a career at Airbus, a leading aircraft manufacturer, where he currently works as customer manager. Matthias delivers new A320 Family aircraft to global players in the airline and aircraft leasing markets. He strives to bring customer value to the heart of his ambition while protecting on-time and on-quality aircraft deliveries.

Matthias smells jet fuel and sees aircraft rocket into the sky every single day. However, he personally prefers to keep his feet on the ground and keeps an eye onto not feeling too self-important. Instead he feels privileged and grateful for the team of people he is working with on a daily basis. Matthias promotes an inclusive, empowering and rewarding leadership style.

Matthias was born in Luxembourg and currently lives in Hamburg, Germany. He strongly believes in the European concept. Matthias is convinced that Europe unites a unique and diverse blend of cultures, talents and businesses that puts Europe in a pole position for growth and innovation – while maintaining the guiding principles of its founders: unity and solidarity.

Matthias is a passionate investor and he’s always willing to debate stock market opportunities. While he fancies nerdy programming techniques, he’s also into learning languages (six so far). Matthias will never say no to a competitive game of Basketball and he will continue buying quite some concert tickets to see the rising stars of the Blues, Funk and Soul universe perform.

What is this episode about?
What his first 60 minutes of the day look like
What his nutritional philosophy looks like
How he ended up selling airplanes for Airbus.
What he bases his job choices on.
How to be a leader.
What his perfect day would look like.
The importance of surrounding yourself with the right people
What true success is about.
HIs recipe for disaster.
What Matthias wanted to be when he was 16 years old.
His Management Hacks.
His number one rule for young entrepreneurs.
What his favorite word is
What his least favorite word is
What noise he loves
What noise he hates
What his three success tips are
The book he has recommended more often
What life slogan he would put on every coffee mug in the world
What he would love to see when he would stand at the gates of heaven

Matthias Van Hove -- The Art of Leadership

Who is Mona Mandouri?

In her own words: "Hi, I am Mona.

Most people need a name for an introduction-maybe because they’re too lazy to make one up themselves?

I write. I always wrote. I made up bedtime stories until my mom fell asleep. I freestyled about things I have seen and fell in love with during the day.

Most of the times I sung them for hours on the toilet. Wich, I still love to do because the acoustic in bathrooms make you sound so lovely.

I was too scared to do art.

It always looked like a crucial, beautiful dangerous draining solution for everything. Like heroin. That’s how I felt about it.

So I went into the creative industry. I became a copywriter-for all sorts of clients around the world during the day hours.

I don’t know much about hours.

Here I discovered that I always was a writer. And that I have found my purpose a long time ago without noticing.

So every now and then, in the other hours, I started to read out my poetry.

Every now and then I’ll be part of an art project, installation, design concept, songwriting, video shoot and so on. And I love it.

Constantly willing and devoted to express myself for me or for others.

And the need to be closer than physically close. Wanting to be in your head and heart close, I guess makes me the writer and person that I am.

And I love roses for various reasons.

Is that enough information ?"

What's the Podcast about?
• Her first 60 minutes of the day
• Why she became a writer
• What happiness is for her
• Her advice to aspiring writers
• Favorite / least favorite words and noises
• Three success tips that have helped him
• The book she has recommended most often
• The life slogan she would put on every coffee mug in the world
• What she would love to see standing at the gates of heaven

Mona Mandouri {Writer} - Inside The Mind of a Poet

The Psychology of Contemporary Dance

Who is Maria Löfskog?
Maria Löfskog is a dancer that grew up in the mountains of Sweden. She decided to pursue her own path through life to accomplish her dreams that were considered very far away from the safe village in the middle of nowhere that she was from.
Maria grew up in a family where there was always a competitive love for sports and also for dancing. This passion or dancing was very early installed into her mind, and this allowed her to go against actively pursue her dreams of becoming a dancer. 

Dancing has held a special place in her heart ever since.

Marias dancing style is provocative and aims at making people think about themselves and about their surrounding. 

Maria loves to emphasize the importance of asking questions.

Her work is a manifestation of this philosophy.

While other dancers entertain you, Maria Löfskog will challenge you to not only think one step outside of the box but ten.

Why I wanted to interview Maria Löfskog
I wanted to interview Maria Löfskog for The Psychology Podcast because I was curious about what dancing can give a person in regards to happiness, fulfillment, and purpose. 

One thing that I'm fascinated by and one thing that I still have my fair share of battles with is depression and anxiety.

Depression is also a phenomenon of movement. Or to be more precise, a lack of it. 

It's almost as if you can describe happiness episodes as physical states of agitation. The worst state is depression, it equals the physical state of freezing. You can't get out of bed anymore, your thoughts all revolve around the same unsolvable issues over and over again. 

Dancing is one the other side of the spectrum, it's almost like flying.

In order to measure happiness, psychologist use the Hamilton rating scale. It basically means how shitty you are feeling. 

21 is rock bottom suicidality, 1 is dancing in joyful excitement. 

I wanted to interview Maria Löfskog because I was curious if contemporary dance was making her happier. 

What I found was much more than I hoped for: A powerful ingredient for the recipe of happiness which is contemporary dance. 

Where can I listen to this episode?
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STITCHER
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Castbox
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Listen Notes
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What is this episode about?
• Her first 60 minutes of the day
• Why she became a dancer
• What happiness is for her
• Her advice to an aspiring dancer
• Favorite / least favorite words and noises
• Three success tips that have helped her
• The book she has recommended most often
• The life slogan she would put on every coffee mug in the world
• What her childhood was like
• What it feels like to evoke emotions in people
• What she would love to see standing at the gates of heaven

Want to follow Maria Löfskog?
Instagram, Facebook

As always thank you for listening!
Drop a comment and let me know what your biggest take away was!

Maria Löfskog --The Psychology of Contemporary Dance

Advice From a Master Therapist

Who is Jeffrey Kottler?

Jeffrey A. Kottler is one of the foremost authorities and prolific writers in the fields of counseling, psychology, advocacy, and education. He is the best-selling author of more than 100 nonfiction books that address a wide range of subjects including personal development, group leadership, professional development of psychotherapists and teachers, social justice, and a variety of contemporary issues related to helping and healing, leadership, creativity, and personal meaning-making. His books have been translated into more than two dozen languages and include a New York Times bestseller and a few that have been produced as feature films.

Jeffrey is Clinical Professor in the Menninger Department of Psychiatry at the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston Texas. He is also Professor Emeritus at California State University, Fullerton. He is the Founder of Empower Nepali Girls, an organization that supports and mentors at-risk girls and leads service projects to assist the needs of refugees and other marginalized groups around the world.

For more of Jeffrey: https://www.jeffreykottler.com/

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Jeffrey Kottler, PHD -- Advice from a Master Therapist

Why I wanted to learn from Dr. Susan Weinschenk

One thing that tech companies like Facebook, Netflix and Amazon all have in common is that they understand how to get people to do stuff. 

We check our messages compulsively, watch more videos than we intended and buy things we don't really need.

But how does sillicon valley succeed in the manner in which they do?

To understand this question I reached out to Dr. Susan Weinschenk, a world-leading expert in the field of behavior psychology. Dr. Weinschenk has authored many popular and insightful books on the subject of psychology and is consulting Fortune 1000 companies with her behavioral expertise. 

What's the episode about? 

How to surf motivational waves
How to get people to do stuff
How companies like Apple use the "crack" Strategy to convert new customers
How to get people to do something new
Her book “How to get people to do stuff”
Her Take on happiness and success

Dr. Susan Weinschenk - How to Get People to Do Stuff

Dr. Susan Weinschenk - How to Get People to Do Stuff

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