"Work smarter, not harder!" - Steve Napolitan, a #1 international bestselling author, award-winning marketer, and international speaker joins Eniko Toth on the podcast today.  -- Steve has made millions for his clients and has worked with companies such as Apple, Intel, and Nestle. He’s been known for design campaigns that generate massive amounts of leads that turn into revenue. Steve went from overworked, stressed out, beyond burnout, working 80+ hour weeks to less than 40hrs now and living the life he dreamed with his wife and children. With More Business More Life, Steve typically works with entrepreneurs and C-level executives who have found success but are not living the life they desire. He's helped his clients reach millions in additional revenue while helping them design the life they want and live it now.  -- Steve’s branding and storytelling talent extends to films and television. His last TV Series, Livin Loud, was picked up by MTV Australia for Primetime broadcast and sold to other territories around the world.  -- Steve teaches people how to grab the attention of your perfect client. And today we discuss the secret behind generating more revenue in less time. Steve and I talk about the ways of finding your WOW clients, sales without being salesy, and designing your best life where you have more business and more life without sacrifice. If you would like to connect with Steve and check out his courses as well go to: https://stevenapolitan.com/ -- To learn more about your host, go to https://enikototh.me

"We are fed with the idea of "Happily ever after", the price and the princess... however we don't have real examples in our society on the fact that you have to work on relationships. And that work in itself is wonderfully connecting" - Dr Sandra Taylor, Emotionally Focused Therapist and the coordinator of BEFT is joining Eniko Toth on the podcast today.  -- Today Sandra and I will dig into the cycles we get into in our relationships on a regular basis. The negative cycles where we can get triggered for little obvious reason and lead to familiar arguments. Today we will discuss how to get out of these negative cycles, slow down and reconnect with our partners. We will talk about attachment theory and the map that can guide us in creating, healing and sustaining love.   -- Dr Sandra Taylor is the coordinator of the British Emotionally Focused Therapy Centre (also known as BEFT) - a group of professional therapists who have come together on a voluntary basis to form a community of counsellors and therapists interested in Emotionally Focused Therapy. Sandra`s interest in relationships has been a constant in her life and work. She originally trained as an Occupational Therapist and worked in a range of mental health settings before moving into Person-Centred counselling. Sandra has worked as a counsellor and then educator of counsellors in university, college and charity settings. She has been involved with EFT training in Britain, Dubai and the USA and is currently focusing on building up EFT training in Britain. Her passion is in supporting people's growth and development, whether that be as individuals, couples or in groups.  -- If you are interested in her work, You can connect with Sandra on her EFT training website: www.acreefttraining.com and you can learn more about the British Emotionally Focused Therapy centre on www.beftcentre.org and EFT internationally at https://iceeft.com on the links in the description.   --  To learn more about your host, go to https://enikototh.m

"Finding your passion is not simple and it doesn`t happen overnight. I wanted it to come to me clearly, like a burning bush, but what I realised was that I would get little inklings to which directions to go in instead of getting an out-of-the-blue clear vision of what my true passion is." Dr. Nicole Cutts, licensed Clinical Psychologist, Success Coach, and speaker joins Eniko Toth on the podcast today to talk more about "Finding your passion and living from the "Inside out".  -- Dr. Nicole Cutts empowers women especially, to find their life’s work and unleash their true potential, achieve their Vision of Success. Nicole helps her coaching clients to take a unique approach to uncover and eliminating blocks that may be hindering achievement and true joy. She has consulted with and coached executives, managers, and teams at Fortune 500 Companies, Federal Government Agencies, and Non-Profit Organizations. As a master facilitator and Success Coach, Nicole helps people create an exceptional life by honoring their mind, body, and spirit so they can experience joy, passion, meaning, and ultimate success in their work. Nicole is also the author of the heroine’s quest fiction series “The Adventures of Isabelle” to empower young souls.  -- When Nicole speaks to people about following their dreams and “living from the inside out” she is drawing on her experience, also has forged a career as an artist, whose work has been exhibited and commissioned widely and featured in national magazines. Our topic for today is aligned with this message, living from the inside out and overcoming beliefs that hinder your success.  -- If you would like to work with Nicole, go to her website http://visionquestretreats.com/ and browse through the different opportunities that include success coaching, retreats, therapy, and a lot more. You can learn more about her organizational work and executive coaching via http://cuttsconsulting.com/ You can also find Nicole on Facebook at Vision Quest.   -- To learn more about your host, go to https://enikototh.me

"The reason why dyslexia, autism, and various other ways of being are still in our human gene pool is that they have value, they are important to us. It is not a problem and when looking at the bigger picture, as a human ecosystem, there is much more value in being exactly the way you are" - an ethnomusicologist, sound engineer, and film-maker Robbie Campbell joins Eniko Toth on the podcast today.  -- Robbie believes that “Music is the part of the answer to any problem we have”. In the past, Robbie worked in the television industry and took part in filming projects across the globe. He was always interested in music and has been playing multiple instruments since he was a teenager. Robbie also did some music production and sound engineering.   -- However, 10 years ago he decided to make a change in his career due to his dyslexia. He went back to study and now is writing his Ph.D. Robbie studied ethnomusicology, which is the anthropology of music, and studying how different cultures use music. Robbie chose this study because he wanted to understand how music can aid communication and what differences it makes when we consider dyslexia. In his studies, he focused on African music, with a special interest in a small ethnic group in southern Mozambique, the Chopi who play a very special instrument, the timbila.   -- Robbie spent a year in Mozambique, got to know their culture and music. Now he is one of the few players of this unique instrument. While he was there, he also filmed two documentaries and since he returned home to London, Robbie has been working on finishing his Ph.D., from which he is only a few months away. His documentary and his study will soon be available in an unusual thesis, a website, that will be open for everyone to visit. When the site is ready, I will make sure to post that and let you know about the updates.  -- Today Robbie and I will talk about how we can communicate through music, how are stories and cultures get built into songs, how musical cultures are shaped, and how music can help people with dyslexia.   --   On The Ball with Eniko is now available on Patreon. If you love our work and want to have early access to the episodes as well as receive bonus episodes think about supporting the podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/enikototh_me    -- To learn more about your host, go to https://enikototh.me

“It is one thing to know what your values and strengths are, what the direction is that you want to take but that is all in the academic, "what is possible" space. There needs to be a validation phase and you impose reality on your plan to ask: Does this actually match with what I think it would be like?" -  Noel Bulger, US Marine Veteran, and executive coach, joins Eniko Toth on the podcast.      -- Noel Bulger is an adventurous, future-focused person who believes understanding and developing a relationship with ourselves and pursuing what is most authentically us leads to a fulfilling life. He is a person on a mission, on a quest to empower people to Love More Freely. As a self-described ‘underdog’ and ‘champion for the voiceless’, he overcame many personal obstacles and trauma that include systemic child abuse, childhood depression, and the loss of his son to become an advocate for empowering transformation, living with purpose, and more fully.  -- Noel Bulger is now an executive coach and entrepreneur who previously spent 9 years in the US Marine Corps serving as a Strategic Operations & Logistics Officer, Foreign Military Liaison in the Southeast Asia & Oceania area, as well as an Academics Instructor & Public Speaker.   -- After resigning and finding his calling in coaching he attended the Stanford Graduate School of Business and founded a couple small companies called The Galanta Company, The Social Container, and others so that empowering people can become his full-time commitment.  -- In his spare time, Noel is also writing his first book; bringing mindfulness, human-centered design, and adult learning theory together to help people make intentional transitions in career and life. -- If you would like to get in touch with Noel and schedule a meeting with him, then check out his Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/noelbulger/ or website: https://nbulger.esourcecoach.com/. Clubhouse @noelbulger  -- This is the second episode of a 2-episode series with Noel. During this interview, we will dig deeper into the topic of Intentional Transitions and how you can make the changes you want in life! If you have not listened to the previous episode, I encourage you to do so when you have the time!   --  On The Ball with Eniko is now available on Patreon. If you love our work and want to have early access to the episodes as well as receive bonus episodes think about supporting the podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/enikototh_me   --To learn more about your host, go to https://enikototh.me

“I coach with courage and authenticity to allow leaders the freedom to lead with love" -  Noel Bulger, US Marine Veteran, and executive coach, joins Eniko Toth on the podcast.     -- Noel Bulger is an adventurous, future-focused person who believes understanding and developing a relationship with ourselves and pursuing what is most authentically us leads to a fulfilling life. He is a person on a mission, on a quest to empower people to Love More Freely. As a self-described ‘underdog’ and ‘champion for the voiceless’, he overcame many personal obstacles and trauma that include systemic child abuse, childhood depression, and the loss of his son to become an advocate for empowering transformation, living with purpose, and more fully.  -- Noel Bulger is now an executive coach and entrepreneur who previously spent 9 years in the US Marine Corps serving as a Strategic Operations & Logistics Officer, Foreign Military Liaison in the Southeast Asia & Oceania area, as well as an Academics Instructor & Public Speaker.   -- After resigning and finding his calling in coaching he attended the Stanford Graduate School of Business and founded a couple small companies called The Galanta Company, The Social Container, and others so that empowering people can become his full-time commitment. -- In his spare time, Noel is also writing his first book; bringing mindfulness, human-centered design, and adult learning theory together to help people make intentional transitions in career and life.  -- If you would like to get in touch with Noel and schedule a meeting with him, then check out his Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/noelbulger/ or website: https://nbulger.esourcecoach.com/. Clubhouse @noelbulger  -- This is the first episode of a 2-episode series with Noel. During this interview, we will dig deeper into the topic of Loving More Freely   --  On The Ball with Eniko is now available on Patreon. If you love our work and want to have early access to the episodes as well as receive bonus episodes think about supporting the podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/enikototh_me   --To learn more about your host, go to https://enikototh.me

"The first step in empowering someone is to believe in them, to make them feel seen and heard" Yousra Mshmsh, the current regional manager leading Peace First,  joins Eniko Toth on the podcast.     -- Yousra Mshmsh is a computer engineer by education, an artist by talent and a youth activist by choice, whose greatest passion lies in community work. She works towards building underprivileged communities through social entrepreneurship, technologies, and dialogue, Yousra participated in several peace-making projects focusing on gender-based violence, social discrimination, bullying, and lack of opportunities. She has been leading a project that empowers kids in resolving injustices in their local communities by using the practices of changemaking. In addition to her youth-focused work, Yousra has several years of professional experience in supporting start-ups and social enterprises to accelerate their growth and leverage their success. Yousra is also a member of the UN office of counter-terrorism youth unit working with a global team of changemakers on designing international peace-focused youth programs and materials.    --In this episode, we are going to talk about youth engagement vs youth inclusion, community activism and peacebuilding. Yousra is such an inspirational soul who has already done so much good for the world. I cannot wait for our conversation to get started and hear her sharing all her motivational thoughts on building the future we need.   --  On The Ball with Eniko is now available on Patreon. If you love our work and want to have early access to the episodes as well as receive bonus episodes think about supporting the podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/enikototh_me  --To learn more about your host, go to https://enikototh.me

"Courage is not the absence of fear, courage is feeling the fear and walking through it anyway." Maria Leonard Olsen, author of the famous self-help book, “50 After 50–Reframing the Next Chapter of Your Life” joins Eniko Toth on the podcast.     -- Maria Leonard Olsen is not only an accomplished attorney but also a mother and speaker. Maria has written for The Washington Post and Washington For Women, and her book talk has been featured on C-Span’s Book TV show. Maria was also invited by CBS to do a live with "Great Day Washington" on how meditation changed her life, and how meditation can be incorporated into the lives of busy people.   -- This episode is about The Key Elements of Acting Now and Overcoming Our Difficulties. Maria will share her journey from divorce, addiction, self-hatred and emptiness syndrome back to the light and success. Via her self reflection, she aids people overcome trauma and get unstuck. If you would like to connect with Maria and check out her books then go to her website marialeonardolsen.com. You can find the link in the description!  -- Connect with Maria on her website: https://www.marialeonardolsen.com/ or order her book on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/50-After-Reframing-Next-Chapter/dp/1538109646   -- To learn more about your host, go to https://enikototh.me

"When you think of peace, you go to a place where you think it means No Violence...No bloodshed, that must be peace... But that is negative peace because the absence of violence is not real peace. We need positive peace that includes social justice and a place where every single person can live their fullest potential". Amanda Haydar, host of the Let`s Talk Peace Podcast, co-founder of The Climate Investigations and writer of the new history book of Lebanon joins Eniko Toth on the podcast.    -- Amanda Haydar is an inspiring young professional who tries to bring a difference into our world by talking peace. She is a speaker, podcaster and political activist whose mission is to create equality on our planet. Amanda has a degree in political science & psychology but her real passion lies in solving conflicts and creating peace. This incredible woman has worked at the United Nations, has a collaboration with the Hague Peace Project and is involved with NGOs and multiple peacemaking platforms.   -- Recommended by Amanda: work of Johan Galtung; Byron Katie The work; Teal Swan Completion Process Training  -- Amanda`s podcast, Let`s Talk Peace, is a platform that casts the spotlight on individuals leading impactful peace-building initiatives in their communities.  Our topic for this episode is about finding peace with the world and with ourselves.   -- Check out Amanda`s podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1lX6fMqMjsUQiLmIcz5V0a?si=SKCS9WHASJ6usYgFSZG4gw and follow her on social media @amandahaydar or @letstalkpeace.  -- To learn more about your host, go to https://enikototh.me

"The first step to take when facing impossible challenges is to do something that we are naturally good at... We need to lie to ourselves! We need to start at a place where we believe it is possible!” Chale Guadamuz, a Nicaraguan human rights defender and the current director of the Hague Peace Projects joins Eniko Toth on the podcast for the second time.   In his past, Chale did over a decade of work in the corporate world, mostly in world-class companies in Latin America, the USA and Europe, but after taking part in the uprise of 2018 in Nicaragua, he was imprisoned, then forced into exile. Now he is the leader of a team of people that are committed to having a positive impact in the world. His work focuses on strengthening the capacities of peace-builders and changemakers.   Chale Guadamuz is the executive director of The Hague Peace Projects: a peace organization that supports human rights across the globe. Their latest project is The Hague X Beirut: an art fundraiser to support human rights activists and artists in Beirut, Lebanon. You can find out more on their social media at @TheHaguePeaceProjects and on their website https://thehaguepeace.org   Last week, Chale and I talked about our connection with nature. Chale shared his passion with us on environmental protection and a lot more. If you have not had a chance to listen to it yet, make sure you do so after this episode! The topic of the day is Overcoming Impossible Challenges While Building Human Potential! Enjoy the episode!   If you would like to learn more about your host go to https://enikototh.me