In this episode Dr. Donald Gibson, a Marine, chiropractor, and world champion trap shooter, explores his life’s journey from South Africa to the United States and his experience living the philosophy of ‘actions, not words’.
In this episode Kelly Harrison, a retired Navy Commander and award-winning helicopter pilot, shares her harrowing experience of a near-fatal helicopter crash in 2007, and the leadership lessons she learned from it.
This week Mike Vacanti, author, speaker, and catalyst for human potential explores his journey with ‘Humans First’, a powerful movement aimed at empowering individuals and the abrupt shifts caused by the pandemic and social unrest.
Brady Pesola shares his thoughts on integrating Stoicism into modern life, particularly as a tool against the emotional manipulation and challenges posed by artificial intelligence and social media algorithms.
Lee McKinney, the talented guitarist and songwriter of the American metal band Born of Osiris recounts his journey from being a seventeen-year-old professional musician to overcoming substance addiction that led to a coma. He offers insightful discussion on developing unique artistic voice, the significance of discipline, parallels between martial arts and music, and the value of quality over quantity in social media.
This week Marcus discusses Occam’s Razor, explained as ‘the simplest answer is usually the best one’, and suggests applying it in business by simplifying processes.
Seerut Chawla explores an array of topics including therapeutic styles, psychotherapeutic modalities, the influence of social media, and aspects of psychotherapy.
In this episode of Acta Non Verba, Donald Robertson sheds light on the practice of Stoicism and its relevance in today’s world. He warns against the societal perils of anger, victim mentality, and information manipulation, especially in the age of technologically advanced misinformation.
About the Host
Mindset Coach, Author, International Keynote Speaker