The Wisdom movers

Ferdinand Mofi
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Our world is changing at a very fast pace. The Wisdom Movers Podcast is a show where we break down ideas that shape the world we live in. From health and wealth to business, history, and geopolitics, each episode explores real topics in a simple, relatable way—so you can think better, live smarter, and stay informed.

  1. 5일 전

    The Hidden Psychology Behind Peak Performance with Steve Barton

    Podcast Description In this episode, we welcome Steve Barton, executive coach, author, and creator of The Game of Ten®, an awareness-based framework that helps high performers overcome fear, self-doubt, guilt, and shame to lead with greater clarity, confidence, and purpose. Drawing on nearly five decades of business and leadership experience, Steve shares why external success doesn't always lead to inner fulfillment and how cultivating awareness can transform the way we make decisions, build relationships, and achieve lasting success. We explore the hidden mental patterns that hold leaders back, the role of intuition in high-performance leadership, and practical strategies for moving from stress and overthinking to confidence and aligned action. Whether you're an entrepreneur, executive, leader, or someone striving to perform at your best without sacrificing your peace of mind, this conversation offers valuable insights for both your professional and personal life. Learn more about Steve Barton and The Game of Ten®: https://www.stevebartoncoaching.com

    35분

  2. 5일 전

    What Jazz Can Teach Us About Democracy | Joe Elefante

    In this thought-provoking episode, we sit down with Joe Elefante—writer, educator, jazz pianist, and author of An Endless Knot: How Democracies Form the Citizens They Need—to explore the deeper qualities that sustain a healthy society. Drawing from his experience in education, music, philosophy, and personal loss, Joe explains why democracy is more than politics or institutions. He shares how jazz teaches listening, collaboration, and discipline, why the arts play a vital role in shaping compassionate citizens, and how grief transformed his understanding of attention, responsibility, and human connection. Whether you're interested in leadership, education, civic life, personal growth, or the power of music, this conversation offers profound insights into the character traits that help individuals—and democracies—flourish. Tune in for a meaningful discussion on kindness, empathy, resilience, and the inner life required to build a better world. connect with Joe on: https://www.jelefante.com/

    51분

  3. 6월 30일

    Lead Last: What Real Leadership Looks Like with Olaolu Ogunyemi

    In this episode, we sit down with U.S. Marine Officer, award-winning author, and leadership mentor Olaolu Ogunyemi for a powerful conversation that cuts through the noise of modern leadership. From high-stakes military environments to the everyday responsibilities of fatherhood, Olaolu shares why real leadership isn’t about power, titles, or status—it’s about service, discipline, and putting others first. We dive deep into his philosophy of “Lead Last,” unpack the dangers of today’s “me-first” culture, and explore how leaders can build trust-based teams that thrive both in the boardroom and at home. Olaolu also opens up about his acclaimed children’s book Crow From the Shadow and why teaching kids emotional intelligence, self-worth, and healthy decision-making is one of the greatest investments we can make in the future. In this episode, we cover: • Why leadership starts with service • The balance between empathy and authority • How military discipline can strengthen family life • Building trust that lasts in teams and relationships • Raising emotionally strong children • Creating a legacy bigger than your title This is an episode full of practical wisdom, raw truth, and actionable strategies for anyone looking to become a stronger leader, parent, or mentor. Connect with Olaolu Ogunyemi: parent-child-connect.com⁠

    46분

  4. 6월 30일

    Larry Dix II on Building Wealth, Beating Bankruptcy, and Doing What’s Right

    What does it really take to build a life of success from the ground up? In this episode of The Wisdom Movers Podcast, I sit down with Larry G. Dix II—entrepreneur, founder of APEX, bestselling author, cattle rancher, race car driver, real estate investor, and host of Born or Made—for a powerful conversation on grit, perseverance, and the mindset behind long-term success. Larry shares his journey from loading lumber as a teenager to building an 8-figure manufacturing company, revealing the challenges, setbacks, and hard lessons that shaped him along the way. We talk about overcoming the doubts of others for not going to college, navigating the tough economic climate early in his career, and surviving moments that nearly drove him into bankruptcy. We also explore the philosophy behind Born or Made, his thoughts on generational wealth, the importance of integrity in business, and why his life’s guiding principle—“Do What’s Right”—has remained the foundation of everything he’s built. Larry’s platform centers on interviewing high-level entrepreneurs and uncovering the principles behind elite success. Born Or Made Apple Podcasts This episode is packed with practical wisdom for entrepreneurs, leaders, and anyone determined to build something meaningful through discipline and resilience. In this episode, we cover: • Overcoming criticism and doubt without a college degree • Building an 8-figure business from humble beginnings • Lessons from nearly going bankrupt • The power of grit, perseverance, and integrity • The philosophy behind Born or Made • Larry’s perspective on generational wealth • Why doing what’s right always wins in the long run • How to build a legacy that lasts Connect with Larry and explore more of his work here: bornormadepodcast.com⁠ For speaking, mentorship, or podcast opportunities, you can also reach him through his official contact page: bornormadepodcast.com

    48분

  5. 6월 30일

    From Surviving to Thriving: Healing Trauma Without Reliving the Past | Anissa Hudak

    In this episode of The Wisdom Movers Podcast, we sit down with Anissa Hudak, founder of Phoenix Women Healing, to explore a different approach to trauma recovery. She shares how trauma affects the body and nervous system, why traditional talk therapy doesn't always work, and how women can heal without reliving painful experiences. This conversation offers practical insights into moving beyond survival mode and rebuilding a sense of safety, confidence, and self-trust.

    26분

  6. 6월 26일

    Obesity Explained: Rethinking Obesity Beyond Lifestyle | Evans Nadler

    Obesity has long been reduced to a simple formula of eating less and moving more—but the science tells a different story. In this episode, we explore the deeper biology of obesity and why it should be understood as a complex disease rather than a lifestyle choice. From genetics and hormones to fat-cell function and inherited risk, this conversation breaks down what truly drives weight gain and why traditional approaches often fail. Together, we discuss childhood obesity, prevention, treatment, and the future of obesity care—offering practical insight for parents, individuals, and anyone looking to better understand the realities of weight and health. Learn more at: obesityexplained.com⁠

    42분

  7. 6월 26일

    Why Won’t my child Just Log Off? The Hidden Psychology of Gaming & Screen Addiction | Nathan Graham

    Gaming and screen time have become some of the biggest battles in modern parenting—but what if the problem isn’t really the screen? In this eye-opening episode, Nathan Graham unpacks the deeper psychology behind digital dependency and why excessive gaming is often tied to emotional needs like achievement, belonging, escape, and control. Drawing from his experience as a father, entrepreneur, AI expert, and author of Why Won’t He Just Log Off?, Nathan reveals why simply taking devices away rarely works, the warning signs parents often miss, and how families can build healthier relationships with technology without constant conflict. This is a powerful conversation for parents, educators, and anyone trying to understand how technology is shaping the next generation. connect with Nathan Graham using https://syntheticecho.ca/why-wont-he-log-off

    42분

  8. 6월 26일

    40 years in hypnosis, Facts and myths about the human behaviour | Daniel Rose

    What keeps people stuck in fear, anxiety, and self-sabotage even when they genuinely want change? In this episode, Daniel Rose — with over 40 years of experience in hypnosis and subconscious transformation — takes us deep into the hidden patterns that shape human behavior. We explore the neuroscience behind hypnosis, how the subconscious mind stores beliefs and emotional programming, and why deep transformation can sometimes happen faster than people expect. Daniel breaks down the biggest myths about hypnosis, what truly happens in the brain during a session, and why so many of our struggles are rooted in unconscious conditioning. This conversation is a powerful look into the mind, healing, and the possibility of rewiring your life from the inside out. If you’ve ever felt stuck, battled anxiety, or wondered why change feels so hard, this episode will challenge the way you think about transformation. To connect with Daniel directly, reach out at advancedcarehypnosis@gmail.com or visit advancedcarehypnosis.com to learn more about his work and transformational hypnosis practice.

    45분
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Our world is changing at a very fast pace. The Wisdom Movers Podcast is a show where we break down ideas that shape the world we live in. From health and wealth to business, history, and geopolitics, each episode explores real topics in a simple, relatable way—so you can think better, live smarter, and stay informed.

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    Ferdinand Mofi
  • 방송 연도
    2026년
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    © Ferdinand Mofi
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