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. / SUPPORT THIS CHANNEL // Become A Student Of Daniel's Behaviour University: https://www.behaviour-university.com/ Listen To More Episodes: https://www.behaviour-university.com/podcast Apply For A Coaching Spot: hello@danielkarim.com // COURSES // Become a visionary with the future blueprint: https://www.behaviour-university.com/authoring/the-future-blueprint Let go of your past and become your own psychoanalyst with The Autobiography Program: https://www.behaviour-university.com/authoring/the-autobiography Learn how to become a cognitive Kung Fu Master with The Home Therapist: https://www.behaviour-university.com/authoring/home-therapist-the-anti-anxiety-program Discover more about how you can improve your character with "Life Scan Program": https://www.behaviour-university.com/authoring/life-scan-vices Unlock your potential with the "The Career Therapist": https://www.behaviour-university.com/authoring/tailor-made-career // Free Access To 300 Therapy Tools // https://www.behaviour-university.com/all-access/14-days // LINKS // Visit Daniel Karim's website: Danielkarim.com Explore upcoming events: https://behaviour-university.com Read insightful blog posts: https://danielkarim.com // SOCIAL // Follow Daniel Karim on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thedanielkarim Connect on Instagram: https://instagram.com/thedanielkarim Like on Facebook: https://facebook.com/thedanielkarim Join the Telegram channel: https://t.me/thedanielkarim Find all social media links here: behaviour-university.com\teacher\danielkarim

Brought to you by https://www.behaviour-university.com, the world's first school for character, empowering individuals to be their own therapists. Welcome to The Psychology Podcast with Daniel Karim! In this transformative episode, we have the honor of hosting Arthur Carmazzi, a renowned expert in leadership, organizational culture, and behavior modification. Prepare to be captivated as we dive deep into the realm of personal growth and self-improvement. Arthur Carmazzi's exceptional career is marked by his profound understanding of leadership and its impact on organizational success. With extensive experience as a keynote speaker, author, and trainer, he has transformed the lives of individuals and organizations worldwide. Arthur's unique approach to leadership development, known as the Directive Communication™ Psychology, has revolutionized the way we perceive and practice leadership. Join us as Daniel Karim engages in an enlightening conversation with Arthur Carmazzi, exploring the intricacies of leadership, organizational culture, and behavior modification. Arthur's insights and expertise will leave you with valuable strategies and tools to enhance your own leadership skills and create a positive impact in your personal and professional life. Don't miss out on this thought-provoking episode that promises to expand your horizons and challenge your perceptions. Subscribe to The Psychology Podcast today and hit that notification bell to stay informed about future episodes, filled with profound insights and transformative conversations. Prepare to embark on a journey of self-discovery and unlock your true leadership potential with Arthur Carmazzi. Enroll now at Behaviour University to access behavior tools and technologies that will empower you to be your own therapist.

aniel Karim engages in a captivating conversation with Samuel Hollins on Episode 42 of The Psychology Podcast. Join them as they delve into the transformative world of holistic health and longevity, exploring the innovative potential that lies within unlocking our best selves. Samuel Hollins is an accomplished Holistic Health and Longevity Coach and the innovative creator of the revolutionary program, "Age In Reverse." His life's work revolves around empowering individuals to unlock their best self and live life to the fullest. With a deep-rooted passion for holistic nutrition and fitness, Sam understands the profound impact of mental health and well-being on overall wellness. He stands firm in his belief in a holistic approach to health, encompassing not just the physical but also the mental, emotional, and spiritual aspects of well-being. The "Age In Reverse" program is a testament to his vision, aiming to rewind the clock of aging while promoting optimal health and mental well-being. Samuel's well-earned wisdom and in-depth understanding in the field of holistic health come from years of accumulated knowledge and first-hand experiences coaching hundreds of people from all walks of life. Samuel's dedication is reflected in his mission to improve your health span, increase vitality, and inspire a thriving existence across all facets of life. Join Daniel Karim and Samuel Hollins on The Psychology Podcast as they explore the remarkable potential of living a healthy and fulfilling life. Delve into the transformative power of holistic health, gain invaluable insights, and discover how you can unlock your best self.

Daniel Karim engages in a captivating conversation with Jan Strandberg on Episode 41 of The Psychology Podcast. Join them as they delve into the transformative world of blockchain, M&A, DeFi, and crypto, exploring the innovative potential that lies within these industries. Jan Strandberg is a dynamic entrepreneur, marketer, and growth hacker with over 10 years of experience in the blockchain, M&A, DeFi, and crypto sectors. As the former Chief Growth Officer at Paxful, he played a pivotal role in building a leading P2P crypto marketplace with a customer base of over 4.5 million and weekly revenues surpassing $44 million. Now, as the CEO of Acquire.Fi, Jan leads the charge in revolutionizing the M&A industry, leveraging Web3 and blockchain technology to bridge the gap between traditional and crypto investors. Discover how Jan is bringing the benefits of decentralization to the forefront of M&A processes and reshaping the future of this field. Daniel Karim engages in a stimulating dialogue with Jan Strandberg on The Psychology Podcast. Don't miss out on this opportunity to delve into the future of technology and its impact on psychology. // SUPPORT THIS CHANNEL // Become A Student Of Daniel's Behaviour University: https://www.behaviour-university.com/ Listen To More Episodes: https://www.behaviour-university.com/podcast Apply For A Coaching Spot: hello@danielkarim.com // COURSES // Become a visionary with the future blueprint: https://www.behaviour-university.com/authoring/the-future-blueprint Let go of your past and become your own psychoanalyst with The Autobiography Program: https://www.behaviour-university.com/authoring/the-autobiography Learn how to become a cognitive Kung Fu Master with The Home Therapist: https://www.behaviour-university.com/authoring/home-therapist-the-anti-anxiety-program Discover more about how you can improve your character with "Life Scan Program": https://www.behaviour-university.com/authoring/life-scan-vices Unlock your potential with the "The Career Therapist": https://www.behaviour-university.com/authoring/tailor-made-career // Free Access To 300 Therapy Tools // https://www.behaviour-university.com/all-access/14-days // LINKS // Visit Daniel Karim's website: Danielkarim.com Explore upcoming events: https://behaviour-university.com Read insightful blog posts: https://danielkarim.com // SOCIAL // Follow Daniel Karim on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thedanielkarim Connect on Instagram: https://instagram.com/thedanielkarim Like on Facebook: https://facebook.com/thedanielkarim Join the Telegram channel: https://t.me/thedanielkarim Find all social media links here: behaviour-university.com\teacher\danielkarim

Brought to you by https://www.behaviour-university.com, the world's first school for character where you can learn behavior tools and technologies to become your own therapist. Welcome to The Psychology Podcast with Daniel Karim! In this enlightening episode, we have the privilege of hosting Julien Uhlig, a German-born entrepreneur, investor, and business communicator. With an impressive background spanning finance, renewable energy, and technology, Julien is known for his talent for innovation, communication, and entrepreneurship. Julien's diverse career highlights include managing deep technology programs funded by the German government and overseeing a massive corporate restructuring at Arensis Inc. during a management buyout. As a co-founder of EX Venture, he has played a pivotal role in connecting investors with startups in the cleantech field, making a significant impact on the renewable energy industry. Notably, Julien's expertise as a consultant shines through his accomplishments in various industries. He has successfully managed deep technology programs and secured over 100 government grants for participating companies, valued at an estimated €20 million. Additionally, he has raised and consolidated over $150 million USD from leading Venture Capital Firms, Commercial Banks, Angel, and Crowd-Investors, demonstrating his exceptional network and business acumen. Julien Uhlig's entrepreneurial endeavors have garnered global recognition, with features in renowned publications such as Forbes, Schneider Electrics, CNN, Mashable, Al Jazeera, LA Business Journal, Fast Company, and Inc.com. His achievements include being the Winner of the Unicorn Pitch Battle 2022, the world's largest startup competition, as well as participating in SharkTank China (Fight for Your Dreams). Notably, he has also been honored as the Best German Technology Startup and has received the Red Herring Winner Global and MTB European Scale-Up awards. Join us on this thought-provoking journey as Daniel Karim engages in a transformative conversation with Julien Uhlig. Together, they delve into his remarkable experiences, share insights into the realms of finance, renewable energy, and technology, and explore the future of entrepreneurship. Subscribe to The Psychology Podcast to stay informed about future episodes filled with profound insights and enlightening conversations. Prepare to expand your horizons and gain a deepero understanding of the extraordinary potential that Julien Uhlig embodies as a visionary entrepreneur. Don't forget to hit that notification bell to ensure you never miss a moment of this enlightening journey.

Brought to you by https://www.behaviour-university.com the world's first school for character in which you behaviour tools & technologies that will help to be your own therapist. Welcome to The Psychology Podcast with Daniel Karim! Prepare to be captivated as we embark on a transformative journey into the realm of personal growth and self-improvement. In this enlightening episode, we are joined by Adrian Blackwood, a world-leading expert in ambient intelligence. In this episode dives deep into the fascinating world of ambient intelligence and its profound implications for our lives. Adrian Blackwood, a true visionary in the field, will take us on an exploration of the merging of the digital and physical world, revealing both its wonders and potential dangers. Whether you're a technology enthusiast, a psychology aficionado, or simply curious about the future of our interconnected world, this episode is a must-listen. Adrian Blackwood's expertise, combined with Daniel Karim's engaging interview style, guarantees an enlightening and thought-provoking experience. Subscribe to The Psychology Podcast to stay informed about future episodes that offer profound insights and transformative conversations. Hit that notification bell to ensure you never miss a moment of this enlightening journey. Prepare to expand your horizons and gain a deeper understanding of the extraordinary potential that ambient intelligence holds for our future.

Brought to you by https://www.behaviour-university.com the world's first school for character in which you behaviour tools & technologies that will help to be your own therapist. Welcome to The Psychology Podcast with your host Daniel Karim! In this captivating episode, we delve into the world of conscious entrepreneurship and sustainable innovation. Our special guest today is Ichi, the dynamic CEO and co-founder of Tropical Nomad, who has an impressive entrepreneurial journey to share. Join us as we uncover Ichi's remarkable ventures as a co-founder of three thriving restaurants, a non-toxic natural bodycare brand, and a sustainable natural probiotic/prebiotic petcare product brand. With a burning passion for entrepreneurship and innovation, Ichi has made it his mission to connect with like-minded conscious entrepreneurs and professionals, fostering collaboration and building a sustainable startup community. Hailing from Tokyo, Ichi brings over a decade of invaluable experience in the tech industry to the table. Having worked with global tech companies, serving Fortune 500 companies, global banks, and government agencies as an infrastructure consultant and systems architect, Ichi has developed a unique set of skills that bridge the worlds of technology and hospitality. In this thought-provoking interview, we explore how Ichi's diverse background and expertise have contributed to the creation of a diverse and inclusive community focused on collaboration, innovation, and social impact. Discover the secrets behind Ichi's success as we uncover the strategies, mindset, and inspiration that have driven his entrepreneurial endeavors. If you're curious about conscious entrepreneurship, sustainable startups, and the powerful intersection of tech and hospitality, you won't want to miss this engaging conversation with Ichi. Tune in to gain insights, inspiration, and a fresh perspective on building a business that makes a positive difference. Subscribe to this channel and join us on this enlightening journey of discovery. Hit that notification bell so you never miss an episode, and get ready to expand your understanding of entrepreneurship, innovation, and the psychology behind it all.

Brought to you by https://www.behaviour-university.com the world's first school for character in which you behaviour tools & technologies that will help to be your own therapist. In this episode, I am joined by James Holmes, a renowned thought leader on belief systems and human potential, and the co-founder of the Hampshire Hypnotherapy and Counselling Centre & Fareham Counselling Centre. With a passion for helping people improve their lives, James has dedicated the past 20 years to challenging how people think, resulting in improved health and happiness levels, along with better mental well-being and resilience. James is the author of the best-selling self-help book 'How to Overcome the Bully in Your Brain', which was awarded self-help book of the year in 2022. He has a particular interest in helping people overcome addictions, depression, anxiety, and their own self-limiting beliefs. With his transformative methods, James believes he can help anyone turn their life around in the shortest imaginable time. In this episode, James shares his insights on how to overcome the negative beliefs and thought patterns that hold us back and offers practical strategies for transforming our lives. Whether you are struggling with addiction, anxiety, or self-doubt, James's unique approach to counseling and hypnotherapy can help you overcome the bully in your brain and live the extraordinary life you deserve. // Follow Daniel Karim// Blog https://danielkarim.com/ University https://behaviour-university.com/ Instagram http://www.instagram.com/thedanielkarim Get your FREE Upgrades now: https://danielkarim.com/free-tools/ //Follow James Holmes// Website https://hantshypno.co.uk/ LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-luk... Book https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/k... Audio Book https://www.audible.co.uk/pd/How-to-O...

Brought to you by https://www.behaviour-university.com the world's first school for character in which you behaviour tools & technologies that will help to be your own therapist. In this episode of the Psychology Podcast, Daniel Karim sits down with Dr. Brian Lowery, a distinguished professor of organizational behavior at Stanford Graduate School of Business. What sets this interview apart is that Daniel was specifically interested in talking to someone who thinks differently than him about the topics of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Throughout the episode, Dr. Lowery shares his insights on how organizations can work to create more equitable and inclusive workplaces, providing practical tips and strategies for individuals and organizations looking to address these issues. His experiences working with the Obama White House and other organizations also provide valuable context and perspective on this important topic. Daniel and Dr. Lowery engage in a thoughtful and critical discussion, exploring different perspectives and ideas related to diversity, equity, and inclusion. Their conversation is a powerful example of how we can learn from those who have different perspectives and experiences than our own, and work together to create positive change. Whether you're a business leader, a student, or simply interested in learning more about diversity and inclusion, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice for creating a more inclusive and equitable world. // Follow Daniel Karim// Blog https://danielkarim.com/ University https://behaviour-university.com/ Instagram http://www.instagram.com/thedanielkarim Get your FREE Upgrades now: https://danielkarim.com/free-tools/ // Follow Professor Dr. Brian Lowery // Stanford https://profiles.stanford.edu/brian-l... Podcast https://www.knowwhatyousee.com/

Brought to you by https://www.behaviour-university.com the world's first school for character in which you behaviour tools & technologies that will help to be your own therapist. Paul Conti, MD is a graduate of Stanford University School of Medicine. He completed his psychiatry training at Stanford and at Harvard, where he was appointed chief resident and then served on the medical faculty before moving to Portland and founding a clinic. Dr. Conti specializes in complex assessment and problem-solving, as well as both health and performance optimization, serving patients and clients throughout the United States and internationally, including the executive leadership of large corporations. His new book is Trauma: the Invisible Epidemic: How Trauma Works and How We Can Heal From It. // Follow Daniel Karim// Blog https://danielkarim.com/ Instagram http://www.instagram.com/thedanielkarim Get your FREE Upgrades now: https://danielkarim.com/free-tools/ // Follow Dr. Paul Conti // Website: https://www.drpaulconti.com Pacific Premier Group, PC: https://www.pacificpremiergroup.com Trauma: The Invisible Epidemic: How Trauma Works and How We Can Heal From It: https://amzn.to/3GVLHXw

Jordan Kales, sales coach, author, and founder of the popular Instagram channel @saleswithkales sits down with Daniel Karim in order to discuss his journey of becoming, how he became a sales expert and what we can do in order to help more people better. // Follow Jordan Kales // https://www.saleswithkales.com/ // Follow Daniel Karim // https://danielkarim.com/

Christopher Rehage, author, movie maker, and creator of the viral film 'THE LONGEST WAY 1.0 - 350 Days of hiking through China sits down with Daniel Karim in order to talk about his journey of becoming, what he learned from traveling around the world and why we should always take the longest way.

Christos Nikas Instagram expert, keynote speaker, and content strategist sits down with Daniel Karim in order to talk about his uncommon journey of becoming, what it takes to grow a following, how he learned to help more than 100.000 people on the internet, and what we can do in order increase our therapeutic footprint in the world.

Dr. Nadine Macaluso one of the world-leading therapists in the field of trauma bonds, author, and ex-wife to the infamous Jordan Belfort sits down with Daniel Karim in order to talk about her journey of becoming, what it was like for her to be portrayed in the box office hit 'The Wolf of Wallstreet' and how we can heal after we had a toxic relationship. // Follow Dr. Nadine Macaluso// Website https://www.nadinemacaluso.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drnaelmft/ // Follow Daniel Karim// Blog https://danielkarim.com/ Instagram http://www.instagram.com/thedanielkarim Get your FREE Upgrades now: https://danielkarim.com/free-tools/ // SPONSORS // Interested in sponsoring my podcast? Reach out to my advertising team here: hello@danielkarim.com

Dr. Guy Winch one of the world's leading psychologists and most successful Ted speakers of all time sits down with Daniel Karim in order to talk about his journey of becoming one of the most influential therapists in the world, what it is like to help millions of people and what we can do once our heart is broken. // Follow Dr. Guy Winch// Blog guywinch.com Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/guywinch/ ´ // Follow Daniel Karim// Blog https://danielkarim.com/ Instagram http://www.instagram.com/thedanielkarim Get your FREE Upgrades now: https://danielkarim.com/free-tools/

Nada Lena Nasserdeen (best-selling author, 2x TEDx speaker, founder & CEO of Rise up for you) sits down with Daniel Krim in order to talk about her journey of becoming, the lessons she learned from touring around the world as a singer, and what kind of advice she would give to people who want to become confident. // Nada Lena Nasserdeen// Blog www.nadalena.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/nadalena_rise/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nadalena/ // Follow Daniel Karim// Blog https://danielkarim.com/ Instagram http://www.instagram.com/thedanielkarim Get your FREE Upgrades now: https://danielkarim.com/free-tools/

Tom Butler-Bowden (best-selling author, educational entrepreneur & success expert) sits down with Daniel Karim in order to talk about his journey of becoming, his relationship with the greatest thinkers of all time, what it's like to sell 500.000 books, and what kind of advice he would give to people who want to become world changers. // Follow Tom Butler-Bowden// butler-bowdon.com Twitter: Tom Butler-Bowden // Follow Daniel Karim// Blog https://danielkarim.com/ Instagram http://www.instagram.com/thedanielkarim Get your FREE Upgrades now: https://danielkarim.com/free-tools/

“When I met Kevin, I saw a man who manages to preserve the wisdom of his inner child. This human ‘Katalyst’ is able to bring out of reality its magic and out of people its joy.” Paulo Coelho When I read the quote above on Kevin Carroll's website in 2020 I knew that I had to have the human 'Katalyst' on my show in order to ask him face to face what I can do in order to reconnect with the child within me once more. During the time where I reached out to Kevin, I was working 100+ hours a week and I realized more and more that my bad Elon Musk lifestyle impersonation wasn't making my life better - quite the contrary was the case. Instead of looking like a life champ, I started to look like a 70-year professor who couldn't speak or think about anything else that wasn't related to his work. Even though my bank account and my library grew by the day - I realized that I had accidentally killed the kid within me in order to make room for the man that I felt I needed to be. After losing a meaningful relationship with my workaholism, I woke up to the reality that too much of a "virtue" is actually a vice. I was priding myself on my extreme endurance, nobility of character, and diligence - but underneath all of it was an addiction. And addiction - no matter what the drug of choice is, is never a good thing - even if the drug is work. While studying the many Ted Talks that Kevin Carroll gave - I realized that his material could not only help me to revive and integrate my inner child again - but also all my readers who were in danger of making the same mistakes that I made. I'm honored to introduce you to Kevin Carroll - who in my mind, is the world-leading expert in the psychology of play.

Grief is an emotional avalanche that we all know all too well... It's the invisible hand around our throat that suffocates the joy out of our lungs when our favorite person leaves us prematurely. It's the widening of our eyes that occurs when we receive that one phone call that informs us that our life as we know isn't there anymore. It's the numbness in our fingers after we lost something or someone that meant the world to us. But why precisely do we feel loss physically? I didn't know the answer to that question before I reached out to Dr. Dorothy P. Holinger - one of the world-leading experts in grief. Dr. Holinger knows a thing or two about the emotional and physical suffering that occurs when love is taken away from us... Dr. Holinger was an academic psychologist on the faculty of Harvard Medical School for more than twenty years and in her private psychotherapy practice, she helped countless souls to cope with death and separation, and other life catastrophes. Dr. Holinger is a personal hero of mine and she is one of the individuals who inspired me to create a grief department at the university that I'm currently building - this interview is a must listen and I highly recommend that you check out Dr. Holinger's work afterward.

The 24th episode of the Psychology Podcast with Daniel Karim features Marcus Kowal, fighter, entrepreneur, activist, and author. Marcus is a decorated MMA fighter, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu competitor, kickboxing black belt, and a second-degree Krav Maga black belt. He is also an author, accomplished business owner, entrepreneur, trainer, life coach, and activist. He’s the founder and owner of Systems Training Center, with four Los Angeles-area locations, and has expanded his reach online with the platforms YourKravMaga.com and the NEOU Fitness App. Now, most of his time is spent on the other side of the mat as an instructor and coach working with clientele from all walks of life including celebrities, fighters, at-risk individuals and victims of domestic violence.

The 23rd episode of the Psychology Podcast with Daniel Karim features Australian Behaviorist, Self-Help Author and Psychotherapist Claudia Soul. What is this episode about? What to do when a relationship falls apart How to move on after a meaningful relationship How to unlove someone What successful couples have in common How to escape the runner chaser dynamic How to stop messing up your own relationships

The 22nd episode of the Psychology Podcast with Daniel Karim features therapist, pioneer, and serial author Robert Taibbi. What is this episode about? - What he learned from 46 years of helping people to help themselves - How to repair a broken relationship - How to overcome a break-up - How to find out if your partner is the right one - Overcoming childhood trauma - How to escape the runner chaser dynamic - How to stop messing up your own relationships

Why I Wanted To Learn From Dr. Aziza Yaser One of the most fun parts of my life is to go online and to connect with people who also want to help individuals to live more meaningful lives - this is precisely how I stumbled over the work of Dr. Aziza Yaser on Instagram. Yes, ladies and gents - Instagram can also be used productively. I was scrolling through mental health hashtags while I suddenly found a young but very talented mental health expert who just happened to come from a country I've never been to - Bahrain. After devouring most of her beautifully written poetic mental health posts I've reached out to her and asked her: What's it like to be a therapist in the middle east? That question was the beginning of a curative online friendship between two people who love to bring out the best in others. What is this episode about? - What it's like to be a psychotherapist in the middle east - Her journey from dentist to psychotherapist - What love not is - Relationship red flags - Overcoming trauma - Secrets to a happy and rich life

The 20th episode of the Psychology Podcast with Daniel Karim features relationship specialist Simon Pelland. What is this episode about? -How to recover from a break-up  -Attachment styles within relationships  -How to escape the Chaser - Runner dynamic -His secrets for having a fulfilled relationship  -His most painful romantic failures  -How to unlove someone   -The commonalities of successful and unsuccessful couples

The 19th episode of the Psychology Podcast with Daniel Karim features Jeff Kreisler a former Princeton lawyer, best selling author, price winning comedian, and advocate for behavioral science

The 18th episode of The Psychology Podcast with Daniel Karim features the world-leading shopping psychology expert Siemon Scamell-Katz and author of the bestseller The Art of Shopping.  Why Did I Want To Learn From Siemon Scamell-Katz? I reached out to Siemon Scamell-Katz shortly after I created my first product - Planniness, a journal that was designed to help people live more balanced and stressfree lives.  My team and I put a great deal of effort into the invention of this behavior technology and we were excited to get feedback from customers so that we could create an even better journal out of it, so we uploaded it to amazon and waited... and waited... and waited.  After one entire month, we had one sale, and that sale came from my mother( shout out to you mom for always believing in me x). That month taught me something - no matter how good the product, people need to learn that it exists.  I knew that in order to help people to change their behavior at the scale I first need to understand how to reach them.  Being the lazy bastard that I am, I reached out to one of the foremost authorities in the field of shopping psychology in order to understand why people buy stuff.  Why learn everything yourself if you can just ask people who already have the answer to your problem right!?🤷🏻‍♂️ That expert was Siemon Scamell-Katz, the author of the bestseller - The Art of shopping. Siemon was one of the very first practitioners of shopper research, being the first in the world to conduct eye-tracking in-store, to research shopper behavior in Virtual Reality, and to conduct shopper marketing fMRI and eye-tracking studies. This man isn't an expert, he is a pioneer who invested decades of his life into observing us, filming us, and tracking our eye movements in order to predict when people buy. Whether you are a producer who sells stuff or a customer who buys stuff, the information that Siemon collected is pure gold and this Podcast is a must-listen. What Is This Episode About?  -How to get people to buy stuff -Siemons journey of success -His pioneering work in consumer psychology  -His early entrepreneurial pursuits  -How to create a bestselling book  -Why most marketing is a waste of money  -Why Supermarkets make the life of customers miserable  -The power of environment and placement

The 17th episode of the Psychology Podcast with Daniel Karim features Dr. Donald Berwick the former Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

The 16th episode of the Psychology Podcast with Daniel Karim features the world-famous behavior designer Nir Eyal, author of the international bestselling book Indistractable: How to Control Your Attention and Choose Your Life.

The 15th episode of the Psychology Podcast with Daniel Karim features Jay Papasan, vice president of Keller Williams and co-author of the international bestseller The One Thing.

The 14th episode of the Psychology Podcast with Daniel Karim features Dr. Anne Thorndike, Harvard's associate professor for medicine and a world-leading expert in the field of behavioral economics. Why I wanted to learn from Dr. Anne Thorndike I first stumbled over Dr. Thorndike's work when I was reading Atomic Habits by James Clear, in his book Clear uses a study that Dr. Thorndike and her colleagues conducted which is called "Choice architecture", an intervention where Dr. Thorndike and her colleagues succeeded in changing the habits of thousands of people without boosting their willpower or motivation at all. I reached out to Dr. Thorndike because I wanted to learn about her journey of becoming and discuss with her how we as a society can work together to design for positive behavioral change. What is this episode about Choice Architecture How we can promote healthy habits How to quit smoking How Dr. Anne Thorndike designs her environment for success What's it's like to teach at Harvard The price for excellence Her ideas on happiness and success

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

Why I wanted to learn from Dr. Art Markman  One of the big questions that fascinate me at the moment is: Why is behavior change so hard and what can we do about it?  Dr. Art Markman knows a thing or two about this problem, he is a Professor of Psychology and Marketing at the University of Texas at Austin, has written numerous books and is by all means one of the foremost authorities in the field of cognitive psychology and habit formation. What do we talk about  Why behavior change is hard and what we can do about it His take on habit formation His take on happiness and success How to find Your Passion  The story behind his collaboration with Dr. Phil His new book "Bring Your Brain to Work"

Why I wanted to learn from Scott Young I stumbled over Scott Young when I was doing research for my upcoming book “The Behavior Architect”, at that time I made it my mission to read all “habit” books that I could get my hands on talk to the authors and share my learnings with you guys. Scott Young by that time already published several articles about habit formation and wrote the book “How To Change A Habit” that I found tremendously helpful. One of the reasons why I started The Psychology Podcast was because I wanted to motivate people to discover learning as their superpower. Scott Young already did that, so I reached out to him in order to ask him how he did it. Scott Young is always in learning mode and over the course of his career as an educational entrepreneur has helped thousands of people to find strategies to learn better. What is this episode about? Scott Young's view on happiness and success How he became the person that he is today The motivation behind his MIT Challenge Tips on how to learn better Advice for starting entrepreneurs His favorite language learning tools Scott Young by that time already published several articles about habit formation and wrote the book "How To Change A Habit" that I found tremendously helpful. One of the reasons why I started The Psychology Podcast was because I wanted to motivate people to discover learning as their superpower. Scott Young already did that, so I reached out to him in order to ask him how he did it. Scott Young is always in learning mode and over the course of his career as an educational entrepreneur has helped thousands of people to find strategies to learn better. Who is Scott Young? Scott Young is a lifelong learner and online entrepreneur who runs the business ScottHYoung.com where he tries to answer the question: “What’s the best way to learn?” through free articles, and a series of books and courses. In a world of limitless access to information, it’s become possible for all of us to direct our own learning like never before. And Scott is a great example of someone doing this – taking on ambitious ultra learning projects which include: The MIT Challenge, where he successfully learned MIT’s 4-year computer science curriculum in a year without taking classes The Year Without English, where he travelled the world with a friend to learn four languages in a year – Spanish, Portuguese, Mandarin and Korean.

One of the reasons why I created The Psychology Podcast was because I wanted to learn personally from the best psychologists in the world and share my discoveries directly with you. Dr. Carolyn Rubenstein knows a thing or two about being the best, she graduated summa cum laude from Duke University and received her M.A in Psychology from Harvard University.  Attending Harvard University is still on my dream bucket list, and I was curious what it feels like to study in the William James Hall in Cambridge, so I reached out to Dr. Rubenstein and asked her.

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/ For more interviews and articles: Blog: www.Danielkarim.com Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/de/podcast/grow-podcast/id1400864082 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/daniel__karim/ Facebook:http://www.facebook.com/Daniel-Karim-2049090075324174 Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC56z Twitter: https://twitter.com/DanielKarimPsy LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-karim-219621162/

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? ITUNES SPOTIFY STITCHER Google Radiopublic  Castbox player.fm  Listen Notes InstagramTv  Youtube 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!

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

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

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.

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? Listen on: Soundcloud, Itunes, Stitcher Audio Player 00:00 00:00 Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume. 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! Promo 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!

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 100 Books Challenge Reach out to Tash and Port Joana Follow Port Joanna: Like on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/portjoanna/ Follow  on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/portjoanna/ Tash on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/portjoanna/?hl=de Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/port_joanna 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

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

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.