The answer to life's biggest questions with Erik and Maddie Larson

Radical adaptability with Tyler Norman

What if the key to better performance isn't technology, but radical adaptability? That's the question I discuss today with Tyler Norman. We discussed AI, adaptability, Scholastic books and a whole lot more. It was great fun - give it a listen! THE PROMPT FOR THE BIG QUESITON SONG: For the music: Suno - An epic song of huge importance, hardbass, memorable (Phil written lyrics were provided) For the band picture: Attached a picture of the Red Rooster of Regret into Geminiand used the following prompt: Take this rubber chicken and change the background to make it look like he's the lead singer for a rock band of rubber chickens. They are on a concert stage jamming. Genre is metal For the animation: Heygen.com – picture + song – model Avatar IV LINKS: https://www.navigatewithpurpose.com/ [https://www.navigatewithpurpose.com/] https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyler-norman/ [https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyler-norman/]

The answer to life's biggest questions with Erik and Maddie Larson

What happens when a father and daughter team up to tackle life’s biggest questions? In this fun, thoughtful, and occasionally ridiculous conversation, Erik and Maddie Larson discuss the philosophy behind their book Be. Do. Give. Love. and explore how the order in which we approach life can dramatically impact our happiness, success, and fulfillment. Along the way, the conversation takes plenty of unexpected detours. We discuss everything from MacBook gestures and Australian trivia to Monopoly , Clue accents, Cocaine Bear, and what UV6 means in Australia. There may even be dogs arguing in the background and a discussion about a grandfather whose books seem to come alive. Through humor, stories, and practical wisdom, Erik and Maddie share insights on identity, purpose, relationships, achievement, and giving back—while proving that some of the best conversations happen when you’re willing to follow a few rabbit trails. 📖 Book: https://bedogivelove.com/ [https://bedogivelove.com/] Erik on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erikcto/ [https://www.linkedin.com/in/erikcto/] If you've ever wrestled with questions about purpose, success, fulfillment, or what really matters most, this episode is for you. And if you've ever wondered whether Colonel Mustard would have an Australian accent... well, we cover that too.

The most important discussion with Vivian Cobb

Vivian Cobb helps people have one of their most conversations - the money conversation. After Vivian suddenly lost her husband she found herself broke. She regretted not having the crucial conversations around money (and things like passwords and more) and she vowed to help others not go through the same thing. Vivian is a wonderful person - and she gave one fo the best answers to the chicken / bear question yet. LINKS: https://www.viviancobbspeaking.com/ [https://www.viviancobbspeaking.com/] Vivian's book - Unspoken Costs: https://www.amazon.com/Unspoken-Costs-Relationship-Saving-Money-Conversations/dp/B0GCDQKTHC [https://www.amazon.com/Unspoken-Costs-Relationship-Saving-Money-Conversations/dp/B0GCDQKTHC]

Serial Killers, Fake Moose, Jungle Jim's and More with Jenilee Taylor

Jenilee Taylor is an international director for Toastmasters, a world-traveling employee of BWH, a connoisseur of Jungle Jim's and an awesome friend. We covered a lot of ground in this episode, including red eye flights, serial killers, moose, Toastmasters, spouses who know us better, and moose (just to make this description feel like a Monty Python episode). We also had one of the best answers to the chicken / bear question, and an incredible story about Toastmasters and the impact it had on a prison inmate. You don't want to miss it! LINKS: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenilee-taylor/ [https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenilee-taylor/] https://www.facebook.com/jgrabenhorst [https://www.facebook.com/jgrabenhorst] Fry Your Chickens Newsletter on Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/fry-your-chickens-7245485596381454336/ [https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/fry-your-chickens-7245485596381454336/]

Are We Losing Human Judgment to AI? (Lisa Ryan on Building Smarter Plants)

Lisa Ryan joined me for a conversation that hits right where it should. AI is making everything faster… but what if it’s quietly making us worse? After 200+ interviews with manufacturing leaders, Lisa is seeing a pattern: efficiency goes up, but human judgment starts to slip. And like being a Cleveland Browns fan… You don’t always realize something’s broken until it really matters. (Like 10 minutes after opening kickoff) We talk about her new book Smart Plant, how to build smarter organizations without weakening your people, and why gratitude might be more strategic than you think. And we have a lot of fun along the way. If you’re using AI—or even thinking about it—this one’s worth your time. LINKS: https://www.linkedin.com/in/asklisaryan/ [https://www.linkedin.com/in/asklisaryan/] https://lisaryanspeaks.com/ [https://lisaryanspeaks.com/] https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/cracking-the-retention-code-7079880240902111232/ [https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/cracking-the-retention-code-7079880240902111232/] Phil's newsletter: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/fry-your-chickens-7245485596381454336/ [https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/fry-your-chickens-7245485596381454336/]