Box of Crayons

Recent Interviews

All Interviews

New interviews added weekly.

Tags

action author business CEOs change choices coaching Coaching for Great Work community contribution counter-cultural courage creativity Dan Pink design engagement entrepreneur focus goals happiness impact Influence Jonathan Fields leadership marketing meaning mission non-profit planning possibilities productivity purpose questions resilience resistance responsibility risk Seth Godin simplicity strategies the right people training values vision Yes & No

Tara Hunt, The Whuffie Factor

Tara Hunt, author of The Whuffie FactorI’ve just returned from the TED conference in Palm Springs. One of the most fun bits was spending time with Tara Hunt. I have high regard for Tara, not just because she’s a fellow Canadian, but because she hangs out on the edge of what’s happening with business and stirs things up. Tara’s a social media star – but not just as a “I know about the technology” but from the point of view of “How does this matter to us as humans?” and “How does this help us build and shape community?” Tara Hunt is the author of The Whuffie Factor about how social media impacts the way business is done now, and plans to call her next book “Happiness as Your Business Model.”

In our interview, Tara and I discuss:

You can follow Tara on Twitter at @missrogue and check out her (brilliantly named) website www.horsepigcow.com

Listen to my interview with Tara Hunt

0:16    Michael introduces Tara Hunt
0:38    Tara’s books The Whuffie Factor and Happiness As Your Business Model
9:25    Why business seems to operate in a way antithetical to how we are wired to live and operate
10:00  The deeper roots of happiness – and why that matters in business
12:28   The balance between numbers and community
17:00   How to start building your community around you and your business
26:17   Tara’s next book and how to learn more about Tara Hunt
28:15   Michael closes the interview

  1. Alex Kjerulf, Happiness in Work
  2. Tim Sharp, Dr Happy
  3. Gretchen Rubin, The Happiness Project
  4. Raj Sisodia, Conscious Capitalism
  5. Meg Wheatley, Leadership and the New Science
Posted in Great Work Interviews | Tagged , , , , , ,

Comments are closed.