The Leadership Code with Fred Gatty

Fred being interviewed on the Just Another Mindset Podcast

In this podcast, I am interviewed on the Just Another Mindset Podcast, with host, Ismael Von Gathen.
We discuss several topics including curveballs, luck, perseverance, learning from our mistakes, faulty belief systems, and some of my own experiences in life. 
Enjoy!
 

Living Beyond the Rut: with Jerry Dugan

Welcome to Season 4 of the TIME with Fred Podcast.
In this episode, fellow podcaster and author, Jerry Dugan and I discuss:
Tips for goal-setting, why it’s important to write down goals, SMART goals, the Five Fs, what happens when you falter, and Jerry’s upcoming book, Beyond the Rut.
To learn more about Jerry, visit www.beyondtherut.com

How well do you know your liver? - with Thelma Thiel

How well do you know your liver? Yes, really. 
In this podcast, I had a great time learning from the smartest 96-year-old ever! - Thelma King Thiel, RN, popularly known as "The Liver Lady".
Thelma's crusade against liver disease began five decades ago when she lost her infant son Dean, to a rare and fatal liver disease. She has been a tireless advocate for promoting liver education and the prevention of liver disease for over half a century.
She formerly ran the American Liver Foundation and Hepatitis Foundation International for a combined 30 years.
Listen as she shares lessons about the liver and why she calls it the 'silent' organ.
To learn more about her work, visit: https://www.liver-health.org/
 
 
Disclaimer: The views, opinions, beliefs, and resources shared in this podcast are those of the guests, and are not meant to be endorsements of the TIME with Fred Podcast.
 

Growing your side hustle: with G.M. Rahmani

In this podcast, author and entrepreneur G.M. Rahmani (G), shares lessons from her book, Day Hustle. We talked about some of the 'must-haves' before becoming an entrepreneur. These include having a mission/vision statement, overcoming fear, managing risk, having passion/drive, and establishing values.
To learn more about G and her work, visit www.dayhustle.com
 
Disclaimer: The views, opinions, beliefs, and resources shared in this podcast are those of the guests, and are not meant to be endorsements of the TIME with Fred Podcast.

Change what happened to you: with Odille Remmert

You can't build a time machine to change what happened in your childhood, but with the right tools, you can learn how to turn those negative memories into positive ones.
My guest, Odille Remmert, and I discuss lessons from her new book, "Change what happened to you." 
As a free bonus to listeners, you can get a free PDF copy of her book at www.theremmertmethod.com/podcastgift.
 
Disclaimer: The views, opinions, beliefs, and resources shared in this podcast are those of the guests, and are not meant to be endorsements of the TIME with Fred Podcast.
 

Find your mini pumpkin: with Victoria Short

"It is scary to try new things, but it is worse to stay where you are because you are afraid to explore." - Victoria Short.
As a retired English teacher and a veteran of the U.S. Army, my guest, Victoria Short, shares valuable life lessons from her new book, "Find your mini pumpkin." We discuss topics such as gratitude, perspective, grief, amongst others. 
To learn more about Victoria, visit her web page: www.authorvictoriashort.com
 
Disclaimer: The views, opinions, beliefs, and resources shared in this podcast are those of the guests, and are not meant to be endorsements of the TIME with Fred Podcast.

The four habits of high performers: with Dr. Carla Fowler

Dr. Carla Fowler is an MD Ph.D. and elite executive coach. For the last decade, she has been a secret weapon for scores of CEOs, entrepreneurs, and other senior leaders. Carla’s unique approach combines the latest research from performance science with timeless best practices to help top performers level up and achieve their goals.
She joins me to discuss the four habits of high performers. 
To learn more about Carla and her work, visit www.thaxa.com
 
Disclaimer: The views, opinions, beliefs, and resources shared in this podcast are those of the guests, and are not meant to be endorsements of the TIME with Fred Podcast.
 

Stroke of Gratitude: with Aanandha Sharurajah

When he moved to Singapore from Malaysia as a young man, Aaanandha had only a few dollars in his pocket and big dreams to keep him going. Fast forward a few decades, he found himself running one of the largest spas in Singapore bringing in $35 million a year. 
 
After a debilitating stress-related stroke left him paralyzed, Aanandha realized he had to change the way he lived his life, but he knew only one thing for certain: he would never give up. 
 
On this podcast, Aanandha shares lessons from his book, Stroke of Gratitude, which details his journey of self-discovery and healing after a significant health crisis. 
 
Disclaimer: The views, opinions, beliefs, and resources shared in this podcast are those of the guests, and are not meant to be endorsements of the TIME with Fred Podcast.
 

Addressing today’s educational needs: with Allison Maynard

After spending 17 years in the classrooms of Southern California, my guest, Allison Maynard, is intimately aware of what the issues are when it comes to teaching kids and WHY they are falling further and further behind.
 
Her experiences in the classroom have inspired her mission: to shift how we think about educating our children. 
 
She discusses:
How parents can get more involved in the process
How a foundation for learning can help children thrive in any learning environment
Her four pillars of learning, amongst others.
To learn more about her work, visit  www.https://maynardsmindfulmatters.com
 
Disclaimer: The views, opinions, beliefs, and resources shared in this podcast are those of the guests, and are not meant to be endorsements of the TIME with Fred Podcast.
 

Hope Realized: with James Belt

Poverty isn’t just a lack of resources. Often, even after resources are available, poverty lingers. 
My guest James Belt believes the problem is bigger than a lack of resources, wealth, or education.
Drawing from lessons from his new book, Hope Realized, James shares that a lie of hopelessness is holding people captive, preventing them from moving forward, and perpetuating global poverty.
James believes that we all can make a meaningful difference once we understand the missing piece we can offer.
Disclaimer: The views, opinions, beliefs, and resources shared in this podcast are those of the guests, and are not meant to be endorsements of the TIME with Fred Podcast.