Timothy sits down with Zoë Mabie, a women in tech thought leader with over 5 years experience at Meta to explore how to A.I. Your Brain. Together, they explore how generative A.I. can offer you a highly competitive advantage in your personal and career journey.

Timothy sits down wtih Dr. Christi Phillips, a co-author of ‘Change: How to Turn Uncertainty into Opportunity’. Dr. Phillips is Franklin Covey’s Director of Learning, Development and Inclusion. They explore change from the brain to application on a personal and team level, all through the fun lens of brain science.

Timothy sits down with Janice Kaplan to discuss her New York Times Best Selling Book, Gratitude Diaries. Janice shares why she believes this book has become a cult classic and why the brain hack that she shares in the book is so vital to mental and emotional health. To discover this brain hack, you’ll just have to listen to the charming New Yorker, Janice Kaplan.

Timothy sits down with UK based Neuroscientist Dr. Mohammad’s El Gaby to explore how the brain produces Human Behaviour like a music symphony. They explore the findings from his latest research published in ‘Nature’

Timothy speaks to Jeffrey Sanow, a veteran Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Intelligence Officer and Security Expert with a decorated career in critical global operations. His extensive tenure at the CIA and background as a social skills instructor has enabled him to be a highly effective communicator to train others in complex subjects. In this episode, he shares how you can learn to weave together real-world insights with practical strategies to accomplish your challenging mission(s) this year.

Timothy sits down with New York Times best selling Author Janice Kaplan to explore how to hack your mind and find happiness by using your body.

Timothy sits down with Joseph Nguyen, the Author of ‘Don’t Believe Everything You Think’ (why your thinking is the beginning and the end of suffering). How thinking can lead to suffering and depression and how to free yourself from the trap of thinking. Deepak Chopra, Simon Sinek and Kendall Jenner all have high praise for this book (and Joseph) and you’re about to hear why. Joseph shares his breakthrough model called the PAUSE effect to help you achieve mental liberation.

Timothy sits down with Dr. John Demartini to explore how he and his work have evolved since the blockbuster success of the Secret the movie. Demartini also shares insights about the Psychology of Trans behaviour, principles of financial success and how to get rid of emotional baggage. He opens up about his own struggles with ageing and as well as how he feels about his new Breakthrough movie thats coming out.

Timothy speaks to Dr Stephen A. Furlich about his new book, titled Sex Talk, which unpacks body language and cheating, and how men and women hear and communicate to each other differently. They explore the science of connecting with the other sex on a personal and professional level, and offer practical strategies on how to overcome stifling gender hurdles. Dr. Furlich is an Associate Professor at Texas A&M University.

Timothy sits down with Willie Pietersen, former CEO of multibillion-dollar businesses, professor at Columbia University Graduate School of Business, and author of “Leadership: The Inside Story. Time-Tested Prescriptions for Those Who Seek to Lead.” They explore his journey as both successful entrepreneur and as a professor. Pietersen serves a leadership masterclass of note in this episode!

Timothy speaks with neuroscientist Sonja Hofer about her groundbreaking research on how the brain processes unexpected events into your life and why this matters to you in your quest to pursue improved mental health as well as to understand those around you better. Check out the research in nature.com https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-024-07851-w

Timothy continues his research on happiness with Peter Teuscher, the author of Rethinking Happiness and the Beliefs that Guide You. Peter shares practical insights on mental discoveries. Peter is incredibly transparent about how he overcame depression naturally, without medication and how you can to. As a global coach, he also unpacks insights from his coaching journey on finding happiness. This episode is raw and rewarding.

Timothy sits down with Siobhan McHale, the Author of The Hive Mind at Work: Harnessing the Power of Group Intelligence to Create Meaningful and Lasting Change. Siobhan shares how leaders can understand group psychology to create teams that operate with high energy and productive force.

Timothy shares one of his favorite podcasts from one of his favorite guests. You’re going to love this episode… In the episode of The Brainy Business podcast, Dr. Michael Norton, a professor at Harvard Business School and author of The Ritual Effect, explores the significance of rituals in our lives. Michael delves into the distinctions between habits, routines, and rituals, emphasizing the emotional depth and purpose that rituals add to our actions. He shares insights into the role of rituals in various domains, from sports to work, family, and personal routines. Drawing from his interest sparked by unique mourning practices in the American Civil War, Michael discusses how rituals can serve as tools for coping, connection, and a sense of progress. His expertise and research on the subject make this episode a valuable resource for individuals seeking a deeper understanding of how rituals can enhance well-being and provide a sense of purpose in daily life. The episode offers a comprehensive exploration of the topic, making it a compelling listen for anyone looking to incorporate more meaning and connection into their everyday experiences. In this episode: Explore the Profound Impact of Rituals on Daily Well-being Discover the Power of Incorporating Rituals for Deeper Meaning and Connection Uncover the Role of Rituals in Fostering Stronger Team Dynamics and Communication Delve into the Importance of Rituals for Cultivating a Sense of Purpose in Daily Life Understand the Transformative Influence of Rituals on Personal and Professional Well-being

Timothy speaks to global speaker and mind body facilitator, Colin Skelton about a different form of silence, a silence in sound. How noise and sound can create the conditions for an explosive type of silence, where creativity and love can be birthed. Check out Colin’s TEDx talk here- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y16MqhJVC0U

Timothy speaks with Dr. Melanie Dean to help you understand what emotions are made of and how to direct them to direct and redirect them to change your life and get what you want. They unpack the link between Quantum physics and emotions and how to influence and channel yourself and those around you in the direction you desire. For more on Dr. Melanie Dean and to get her book- https://www.melaniedean.com

Timothy speaks to Neuroscientist Dr. Ethan Kross, author of ‘Chatter’, about how mental chatter influences our behaviour. The chatter in your head can be reduced in order to harness the type of silence where you can create, innovate and leave in peace. Professor Kross is the Director of the Emotional & Self Control Laboratory at the University of Michigan.

Timothy sits down with Elaine Lin Hering, the Author of Unlearning Silence, How to Speak Your Mind, Unleash Talent, and Live More Fully. They explore Silence as strategy and how to 'uncondition' yourself to be crippled by it. Elaine has consulted the likes of American Express, Nike and Google and taught at Universities such as UCLA and Harvard. This episode is for all professionals, introverts, extroverts, leaders, managers and anyone who wants to thrive in a culture and have the best voices rise to be heard.

Timothy launches a 3 part series on the power of sound and the role it plays in our success. You’ll experience a journey of insight about how the brain play’s a role in perceiving silence and its ability to transport you into parts of you that you didn’t know existed. You’ll meet global researchers studying silence and hear from ordinary people just like you.

Timothy makes the case that our brains are wired to experience each other by tasting their values. He terms this process, 'behavioural tastes'. He argues that you should consider your behaviour as an opportunity to serve others a delicacy. Your ability to serve other’s tasty values is one of the great secrets to success.