This episode features a guest,Angus Nelson.He is a dynamic, authentic, insightful individual who was kind enough to share some wisdom with us.
The interview went about an hour, so I broke it up into two parts.This is Part 1, and Part 2 will play on Wednesday.
Here is A little bit about Angus:
Angus Nelson works with executives of the world’s largest companies as a speaker, coach, and facilitator. As a speaker, he has spoken at corporate headquarters for Walmart, Whole Foods, Coke, BMW and others; he hosts an Inc.com Top 20 business podcast called, “Up In Your Business”; and has been featured on Aol.com, Huffington Post, & VentureBeat.
His book, which is gaining a great deal of notoriety is called “Love’s Compass: How Do You Recover After a Lost Relationship”.Next April, Morgan James Publishing will release his newest book, “Empowering Work.”
I became aware of Angus through a mutual organization, and what really stuck out to me among all his other experience and talents, were his honesty and authenticity.he has had some major transformations himself and he has lived to tell about it.
HERE ARE SOME OF THE THINGS WE COVER IN THIS FIRST EPISODE:
In this first installment Angus tells us the story of how he first became interested in the subject of his book; recovering after a lost relationship.How and what he lost…and how he got it back.
We talk about the paradigm shift, taking the focus off of ourselves…and turning it outwards, and the benefits of that important shift.
We discuss the difference between how men experience and express love, vs how women experience and express love.For example, how women want to be be seen, accepted and adored while men seek respect, admiration and honor.
Women don’t want a weak or needy man.
Angus shares some fantastic advice about child rearing and instilling children with “what it takes”.The importance of compatibility and play in relationships, and much, much more.
The value is deep, frequent, and amazing…you may want to listen to this twice to make sure you absorb it all.
Here is a link tothe book Angus Nelson wrote; “Loves Compass”, that we talk about on the show.
