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Welcome to ‘The Brand Called You’, a platform that brings you Leadership Lessons, Knowledge, Experience and Wisdom from leading Global personalities from diverse backgrounds, who have contributed significantly to make the world a better place.
Listen to the brightest minds from the world of business, startups, technology, professionals, arts and social sector. Stay in the know as we talk to high achievers and gurus from across the world.
Find out what is shaping the world.
Listen to the brightest minds from the world of business, startups, technology, professionals, arts and social sector. Stay in the know as we talk to high achievers and gurus from across the world.
Find out what is shaping the world.
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Bestselling author and love alchemist Arielle Ford shares her extraordinary journey from high-end PR to becoming a global voice on love, relationships, and spiritual awakening. In a deeply reflective conversation, she speaks about destiny versus free will, lessons from spiritual masters, the true meaning of love, and how India—and Rishikesh in particular—shaped her latest novel The Love Thief.00:39- About Arielle Ford Arielle is a love alchemist, bestselling author, and a trusted guide for women seeking to find love, sustain love, and embody love in their lives.She has led transformative workshops at globally renowned institutions including Esalen, Omega Institute, and the Chopra Center.She is the author of 11 bestselling books—such as The Soulmate Secret, Wabi Sabi Love, and Turn Your Mate into Your Soul Mate—and the debut novelist of The Love Thief
From the courts of professional basketball to the boardrooms of business, Dre Baldwin unpacks why discipline, systems, and consistency—not motivation—separate the top 2% from the rest. A masterclass on structure, presence, confidence, and sustainable success.00:35- About Dre BaldwinDre is the owner of Work On Your Game Inc.He's also an author of several books.
In this episode of The Brand Called You, Yehuda Niv—CEO and Co-founder of Spines—explains how his AI-first publishing platform is transforming a centuries-old industry. From cutting publishing timelines from 18 months to three weeks to empowering authors worldwide, Yehuda shares the moment he realized publishing needed disruption and how Spines is redefining the future of books.00:34- About Yehuda NivYehuda is the CEO and co-founder of Spines, which is the world's first tech powered publishing platform.
Welcome to TBCY’s latest episode featuring Nora Agbahamen, a leading social impact storyteller and personal branding expert from Lagos, Nigeria. In this inspiring conversation with host Ashutosh Garg, Nora shares her journey, insights, and actionable advice for anyone looking to create meaningful change through storytelling and authentic personal branding.Below is a breakdown of key moments and insights from the episode, highlighted with timestamps in a question format for easy navigation.
In this episode of The Brand Called You, host Ashutosh Garg sits down with cybersecurity leader, educator, and author Joshua D. Copeland. Joshua dives deep into his book "Unpopular Opinion," uncovering the myths, flaws, and hidden truths behind the cybersecurity industry. From tackling grind culture and the myth of certifications, to discussing the real impact of leadership, burnout, and imposter syndrome, this conversation is a wake-up call for professionals craving authenticity and practical solutions. Joshua shares candid advice on AI in security, building resilient teams, and why true cybersecurity is always about people—never just technology. Whether you’re a cybersecurity veteran or just starting out, this episode is packed with invaluable wisdom you won’t find in any playbook.
In this inspiring episode of TBCY, host Ashutosh Garg sits down with Olympic silver medalist, Emmy-winning producer, author, and CEO of The Art of Really Living, John K. Coyle. Dive into a rich conversation about the power of kairos moments, redefining success, the art and science of unforgettable storytelling, and mastering the currency of time.John K. Coyle shares pivotal stories from his life, including the emotional moment that changed his outlook after missing his second Olympic team. Learn how he reframed his relationship with failure, found meaning beyond medals, and discovered the real value of crafting memories over chasing achievements.They discuss:Why storytelling trumps data in leadership.The universal power of the hero’s journey structure.How crisis unlocks memorable, life-changing tales.The difference between “chronos” and “kairos” time—and how to use them to expand your life.Practical exercises for emotional connection and creating time-expansive experiences.
In this episode of The Brand Called You, Nick Adkins shares his extraordinary journey from suit-wearing healthcare CEO to founder of the Pinksocks movement—a global symbol of gifting, connection, and human kindness. What began as a simple way to stand out at conferences evolved into a worldwide reminder that real change starts with authentic human connection.00:49- About Nick AdkinsNick is the co-founder of PinkSocks (pinksocks.life) a movement about creating a global community of empathy, community and love.
In this episode of The Brand Called You, Sundararaman Ramamurthy, MD & CEO of BSE, reflects on four decades in capital markets, contrasting global banks with domestic institutions, decoding BSE’s resurgence, and sharing lessons on leadership, regulation, innovation, and purpose-driven growth.00:48- About Sundararaman RamamurthySundararaman is the MD & CEO of BSE.
In this episode of The Brand Called You, MIT researcher Nils Fonstad unpacks digital innovation as a disciplined, impact-focused process. From end-user centricity to improvisation, modularity, and learning at scale, the conversation reveals how organizations can innovate without wasting resources—and turn digital from hype into measurable value.00:35- About Nils FonstadNils was educated at Cornell and MIT Sloan and earned his PhD from MIT.He has held senior research roles at INSEAD/eLab in Paris and MIT, publishing widely, including in Harvard Business Review.He co-founded the European CIO of the Year Awards with CIO Net and is currently based in Madrid.
In this deeply moving episode of The Brand Called You, host Lisa Lipkin speaks with Rabbi Yafa Joanie Tsehaynesh Chase, President and Founder of Ezra’s World.Rabbi Yafa shares her extraordinary journey through international development, spiritual leadership, and family empowerment. From her work in Ethiopia and Rwanda to her growing coaching practice rooted in soul wisdom, she explains why poverty—not lack of love—is the primary reason families fall apart.This conversation explores gratitude, intuition, cultural humility, and the power of supporting local leaders. It is a heartfelt reminder that true change begins by listening—to people, to communities, and to the soul.
Discover the origins, evolution, and future of the Internet in this in-depth conversation with Marleen Stikker, founder of Waag Futurelab and a pioneer of Europe’s early Internet.Marleen shares her journey from philosophy to technology, the creation of Digital City Amsterdam, and why she believes the Internet has lost its public purpose. The discussion spans digital sovereignty, ethics, open-source movements, and what it truly means to “fix” the Internet.If you care about democracy, public values, and the future of digital infrastructure, this episode is essential viewing.
In this episode of The Brand Called You, host Stephen Ibaraki speaks with Mark Wehde, Chair of the Mayo Clinic Division of Engineering, about the intersection of technology, leadership, and innovation in healthcare. Here’s a breakdown of key moments and highlights:Early love for technology and science fiction.Transition from technologist to first-line management.Experience managing outside his discipline and lessons in trust.Emphasis on leadership, emotional intelligence, and organizational culture.Pursuit of an MBA and commitment to teaching leadership development.Rise to Chair of Engineering at Mayo Clinic and challenges/rewards during the pandemic.
In this compelling episode of TBCY, host Stephen Ibaraki speaks with Ilyas Khan about the rapid evolution of quantum computing—from foundational science to real-world commercial impact.Fresh off a $600M funding round and a $10B valuation, Quantinuum is redefining what’s possible with Helios, the world’s first fully integrated, commercially available quantum computer. The conversation explores fault tolerance, error correction, Generative QAI, cybersecurity, and why quantum computing could revolutionize biology and healthcare.This is a must-watch episode for anyone interested in the future of technology, AI, and global innovation.
A deep dive into Brewster Kahle’s journey from MIT engineer to the visionary founder of the Internet Archive. In this conversation, he reflects on building the Library of Alexandria for the digital age, the challenges of trust, regulation, and corporate dominance, and why universal access to knowledge remains one of the most important missions of our time.00:35- About Brewster KahleBrewster Kahle is an American digital librarian, computer engineer, and Internet entrepreneur.He graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1982 with a Bachelor of Science degree in computer science and engineering. Kahle founded the Internet Archive( including Wayback Machine) and co-founded Alexa internet in 1996.
A candid conversation with cognitive scientist Abeba Birhane, exploring the myths, risks, and societal impact of AI. She reveals why transparency matters, how power shapes AI narratives, and why accountability must be demanded—not assumed.00:28- About Abeba BirhaneAbeba is the founder and principal investigator of the AI Accountability Lab (AIAL) housed at the School of Computer Science and Statistics in Trinity College Dublin, Ireland.
Branding expert Gal Borenstein reveals why trust—not hype—is the true currency of modern brands. From digital transparency to AI ethics, he explains how companies can build, protect, and measure trust in a noisy, fast-changing world.00:35- About Gal BorensteinGal is the CEO of the Borenstein group, which is the technology focused B2B and B2G branding and marketing agency.He's also an author of a book titled Don't Believe the Hype.
Retail legend Bob Phibbs shares how authentic human connection—not technology, not discounts—drives lasting retail success. From navigating personal and economic crises to building SalesRX and redefining customer experience worldwide, he reveals why the future belongs to retailers who train people, value people, and connect people.00:32- About Bob PhibbsBob is the retail doctor, and he is there to transform store performance through strategic sales training. His mission is to make every retail encounter a moment of genuine human connection, one conversation at a time.
Welcome to another insightful episode of The Brand Called You (TBCY)! In this thought-provoking conversation, host Ashutosh Garg sits down with renowned author and platform economy expert Sangeet Paul Choudhary, author of "Reshuffle" and co-author of "Platform Revolution." Broadcasting from Dubai, Sangeet shares his cutting-edge perspectives on how technology—and specifically AI—is not just about automation or mimicking human cognition, but fundamentally about reshaping coordination and the structure of economic and social activity.What You’ll Discover in This Episode:How early experiences in tech shaped Sangeet’s thinkingWhy the concept of 'platforms' is revolutionizing business modelsThe real significance behind the title of his new book, "Reshuffle"A simple explanation of why AI’s true power is in coordination, not just cognitionReal-life examples like shipping containers and TikTok that demonstrate how new coordination frameworks create winners and losersHow AI could dramatically shift the balance of power among corporations, governments, and individualsThoughtful analysis about AI and the future of jobs, skills, value creation, and global inequality
In this episode of The Brand Called You Podcast, host Ashutosh Garg speaks with Elle George, author of Before You Shake Hands, about avoiding costly business partnership mistakes.Elle opens up about her 17-year legal battle, the red flags she ignored, and the hard-earned wisdom she now teaches entrepreneurs worldwide. Learn why values matter more than money, how to trust your instincts, and which questions are non-negotiable before entering any partnership.If you’re a founder, investor, or business leader, this episode offers practical guidance that could save you years of conflict—and millions.
In this episode of The Brand Called You Podcast, host Ashutosh Garg speaks with Amos Balongo, keynote speaker and communication coach, about the power of purposeful communication in leadership.Learn how simplicity drives action, why stories outlast facts, and how empathy transforms tough conversations. Amos also shares insights on credibility, influence, and how leaders can remain visible without appearing self-promotional.Whether you’re an executive, team leader, or aspiring communicator, this episode delivers actionable lessons you can apply immediately.
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