In this episode of The 2pt5 innovator podcast my guest is Productivity Coach Carl Pullein. We are talking about the basics of year planning for innovators and creators, about having a mid-termin goal and embedding it in a long term horizon. We are also ta

The great Ari Weinzweig of Zingerman's about visioning, anarchy and building systems, food, persistence, starting, writing, running, reading and growing together - not necessarily in that order

This is the 2pt5, a podcast that connects innovators and helps them grow through meaningful conversations. Today’s conversation is with David Elderton, a creative experimenter and builder from Canada.

August 30th marks the anniversary of The 2pt5 innovator podcast. One interesting conversation per month. The 2pt5 - conversations connecting innovators is hosted by innovation coach Klaus Reichert.

By just "tinkering in the garage" (his own words), Eric Tischer built a road legal electric vehicle more than ten years ago in 2008. In a time when EVs weren’t a thing and people weren’t familiar with the technology. With knowledge from his previous jobs,

Innovation coach & teacher Tamara Carleton about teaching a sustainable innovation practice, about helping innovation pros as a coach with vision, data and easy to use methods. And about food as an important factor for innovation teams.

The episode with two epiphanies :) about innovation & startups. This is the 2point5, a podcast that connects innovators and helps them grow through meaningful conversations.

Podcaster David Nebinski about showing up, doing the work and using the plan of the unplannable as motivation - This is the 2point5, a podcast that connects innovators and helps them grow through meaningful conversations

Michael Goddaert is the founder of Domani Yachts in Belgium. Together with a group of like minded friends he is charging ahead to build truely special sailboats and electric boats. This is The 2pt5, a podcast that connects innovators and helps them grow t

Jen Zeuner and Anne Keller have found a home in Fruita, Colorado, USA, a rural town of appr. 12.000 people in the Rocky Mountains. They have built their home on great Pizza and Mountain Biking. And they have built a large community.