Perry Knoppert and I chat about what it means to discover you’re multipotentialite, and what it means to be one.
Eran Thomson on the You Really Shouldn’t Have podcast: Worst. Gift. Ever.
Learn how one of my best gifts became the worst, the origin story of Laugh Masters Academy and Song Saga, and more.
Eran Thomson on the Off Topic Podcast: Clearing Your Plate
In this episode, we chat about making room for the things you’re great at and the things that matter to you most, and more.
Eran Thomson on The Light Inside Podcast: Purple Trees Are Real
Listen as we chat about personal development, change, improv, purple trees, and why Jeffrey Besecker can’t get no satisfaction.
Eran Thomson on the My Favorite Mistake Podcast: Dishwasher 1. Eran 0.
In this episode, a broken dishwasher becomes a metaphor for what to do, and not to do, in life and work.
Business Improv Book Excerpt #1: Something Horribly Magical
This is an excerpt (introduction) from my forthcoming business improv book “One Word Suggestion” based on the podcast of the same name.
Death Metal Wake Up Call! 12 Hats Radio Podcast with Eran Thomson
Death Metal Wake Up Call! This and other things will be explained on this episode of the 12 Hats Radio podcast.
Eran Thomson on the Not From Here Podcast: An American Entrepreneur In Sydney
We chat about tall-poppy syndrome, the Australian work ethic, and why Aussies love it when their leaders drink beer.
Eran Thomson on the Finding the Frothers Podcast: From Improv to Impact
We cover frothy topics including improv, entrepreneurship, superannuation, and who Spotify thinks my fave musician is.
One Word Suggestion: Ankle
Basketball players wear high tops and gymnasts use lots of tape, but less demanding activities, like the ones you do around the office, require a different, but equally important, type of support.
One Word Suggestion: Hippos
If a cocaine sniffing hippo starts chasing you, run in a zig-zag because they can only run in a straight line.
One Word Suggestion: Parasite
Do you have parasites at the office? People who take credit for other people’s efforts, or who bring snacks and coffee to meetings, but never share any ideas? Improv can help.
One Word Suggestion: Parachute
Use your fear as a divining rod. Do what makes you uneasy. Do the thing that scares you most, and discover new things about yourself. Just do it safely.