In this first-ever episode, Bastian Overgaard teaches us about co-created silence and how to use it to be more productive in business and allow more people to engage. We learn it is not just sitting quietly in a meeting; it is about internal being silent to give yourself and your team time to process and so much more. 

We explore how we can bring this to more companies and its benefits.

ABOUT BASTIAN OVERGAARD

Bastian Overgaard (born, 1975) is not just another consultant. He's on a mission. To show how strategic silence can optimize our communication, create effective meetings and support sustainable management.

He advises leaders, gives countless lectures, and facilitates workshops that make up for the abundance of talk that characterizes many meeting cultures.

His pioneering work with silence is based on his research and 20 years of experience as a communicator, entrepreneur, teacher, and author of three books, including the critically acclaimed "Noise Free Leadership" (Danish title "Støjfri ledelse"), which Akademisk Forlag / Egmont published in 2021.

Bastian has had a great relationship with TimeXtender over the past four years; he met Anne through their mutual love and understanding of the importance of silence. Bastian had Anne on his podcast in 2017.

Follow Bastian's work: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bastianovergaard/

Silent Co-creation with Bastian Overgaard

Are you still, wondering what this podcast is about? Fear not, Anne and Victoria, our hosts, speaks of the themes we will be covering and our motivation to create this podcast.

Introduction to the Because Time Matters Podcast!

Today we talk about how you can harness the power of breathing and breath-holding to energize yourself, calm your nervous system, improve your critical thinking and so much more. Just by breathing... or not

STIG SEVERINSEN:
Danish Stig Åvall Severinsen, MSc Biology & PhD Medicine, is 4x freediving world champion, best-selling author and multiple Guinness World Record Holder - including the longest free dive under ice and the first person in the world to hold their breath for longer than 20 minutes. In 2010, Stig founded Breatheology, the online platform teaching optimal health and performance through better breathing, breath holding and mental training. No longer focusing on breaking records, Stig is now fully focused on teaching the world to breathe better, one breath at a time.

The value of (not) breathing - with Stig Severinsen

In this episode, we talk about how we organize our days, adjust our schedule for last-minute priority, to-do's, and task lists and so much more.

MIKE ROBBINS:
Mike Robbins is an expert in teamwork, leadership, and emotional intelligence, he empowers people, leaders, and teams to engage in their work, collaborate, and perform at their best. Through his speeches, seminars, consulting, and writing, Mike teaches important techniques that allow individuals and organizations to be more appreciative, authentic, and effective.

Feedback - with Mike Robbins

Developing mindsets and awareness to better navigate change, ambiguity, and uncertainty are Libby’s forte. She is a keynote speaker and educator for women’s executive groups, teams, and small-medium businesses. Libby is the founder of, See Suite Collective, a boutique group of highly trained human beings deeply committed to truth, clarity, and living life courageously. Libby and the Collective, coach and train individuals, teams, and organizations to develop high levels of awareness and discover new possibilities for skillfully navigating their priorities and what matters most.
 
Libby has been a student of Contemplative Psychology, Authentic Leadership, and Wisdom Traditions, since 2007, and holds a Graduate Certificate Degree from Harvard University, ES in Organizational Behavior.
 
She is a Founding Guide and Coach for Chief, women’s executive network, facilitating leadership circles, and is a Senior Consultant with Potential Project helping Fortune 500 executives hone their leadership skills. Her topics include Work-life balance, Servant Leadership, Communications, Resilience, and others.

How to stay at your best - with Libby Weathers

In this episode, we talk about the importance of small moments of pause.

Sandy Abrams is a longtime entrepreneur and 2x author now focused on Workplace Wellness sharing 30+ years of experience utilizing the power of breath & mindfulness in business and life. Her new book, Breathe to Succeed  (2019) is endorsed by Arianna Huffington, Mark Bertolini, former CEO of Aetna/now Chairman at CVS Health, execs at Google, SAP, Sage software and the
US Air Force.  Sandy has shared BREATHWORK experiences with several Google
offices, WW (formerly Weight Watchers) HQ with CEO Mindy Grossman, McKinsey
& Co., Facebook HQ, Canyon Ranch resorts, Pepsi, YPO, Women Presidents Org., and 2022 TEDx speaker.  Sandy's business sensibility about
"breath as meditation at the speed of life" resonates with the fast
pace of modern life. She’s on a mission to empower people to create their
optimal energy for both wellness & success...one deep, mindful breath at a
time.

Balancing Tech with Humanity with Sandy Abrams

In this podcast, we interviewed:

Ashley Johnson, Inbound Marketer @ TimeXtender
Louise Taylor - Alliance Director @ TimeXtender
Juan Jose Keena - Brand Strategist @ TimeXtender

In this conversation, we deep dive into the workplace's most common mental health issues. 

We also asked our panel whether or not they have faced any mental health problems throughout their careers. 

This was a special moment for our session; our panellists were not afraid to be vulnerable in front of the mic. Their stories are lessons we can identify with, followed by personal recommendations to tackle mental health challenges. 

Remember, taking a step back can sometimes propel you forward three steps.

This podcast was recorded to commemorate International Mental Health Day and is our small tribute to a cause that is important to all of us.

Raising awareness about Mental Health in the Workplace - International Mental Health Day

In this episode of Because Time Matters, we talk with Isabel Kelly.

Isabel Kelly is the founder of Profit with Purpose.

Isabel spent 11 years at Amnesty International before joining the Salesforce Foundation where, for over 12 years, she grew both nonprofit sales and philanthropy programs as its International Director. 

She is an Industry Career's Advisor for MBA students at the Said Business School, Oxford University. She is also a non-executive director at The Panoply, an AIM-listed, purpose-led tech company, and is a member of the board at The Big Give, the UK's leading online match-funding platform.

As the first Salesforce Foundation (now salesforce.org) employee outside the US, and the fourth Salesforce employee in the UK, Isabel built the Foundation for Europe, Middle East, Africa, and then took International responsibility covering EMEA, APAC and Japan.

She built a team of 30 people in 9 countries, both implementing Salesforce.com's 1-1-1 model of integrated philanthropy, time, grants and product and funding the work through selling discounted Salesforce products to nonprofits and education organisations.

Building Purpose Organizations with Isabel Kelly

In this episode of Because Time Matters, we talk with Kay Xander Mellish about working with Danes and Americans across cultures and time zone.

Kay Xander Mellish is a US writer living in Denmark and the author of the books "How to Live in Denmark", "How to Work in Denmark" and "Working with Danes: Tips for Americans." She's also the voice behind the "How to Live in Denmark" podcast. Originally from Wisconsin, she's now based in Copenhagen.

Working accross cultural barriers and time zones with Kay Xander Mellish

In this episode of Because Time Matters, we talk with Chris Manning about Change and how we deal with it in life and work. Change is something that is coming whether we want it to or not. We talk about how you can prepare for change and look at it in a positive light, even when we might be worried about the change.

Chris Manning is the creator behind some of Denmark's most used coaching models. Growing up in New York, he was involved in coaching from a very early stage when he was hired as Tony Robbins' first coaching instructor, where he taught the original coaching training that Tony Robbins has become world famous for since.

Before that he worked as a business consultant with Accenture. He came to Denmark in 2003 where he founded Denmark's first coaching institute, where he has certified more then 3.700 people. Today he is the founder of Chris Manning Coaching Academy where he specializes in individual coaching, team coaching, and as a motivational speaker.

How to deal with change in life and work - with Chris Manning

In this Pride Month Special episode of Because Time Matters, we discuss celebrating Pride, diversity, and inclusion, personal experiences, and share some advice on fostering inclusivity in workplaces.

Love is Love - Pride Month Special

In this episode of Because Time Matters, we talk with Winifred Ernst about the SEE.OWN.SOLVE.EVOLVE. Methodology, which was created for and successfully implemented at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Dr. Winifred Ernst leads research and facilitates learning and development as co-founder of Blue Waters & Associates.  She coaches executive level leaders in health, educational and Fortune 500 companies, and specializes in equipping organizations with the frameworks and tools to build high-performance cultures.

SEE.OWN.SOLVE.EVOLVE WITH WINIFRED ERNST

In this episode of Because Time Matters, we talk with Anja and Louise about the positivity and power of having women in tech.

ANJA LOUG HELLAND, CHIEF PRODUCT OFFICER at TimeXtender
Co-founder BI Builders, have been working with data warehousing and BI and Analytics for over 15 years. Love to be the 'translater' of a business need or challenge into a technical solution. 
Married, two kids (girls 9 and 13yrs)
When not at work I like to take a run or go downstairs in our home-gym to work out, and/or go out for a drink with friends, go to a concert or just stay home and watch a good series with my family.

LOUISE TAYLOR, CHIEF REVENUE OFFICER at TimeXtender
Louise is passionate about data and its potential to transform businesses and society. She believes that data is unlike any other asset in our world: it never wears out, it never drains, it can be used again and again, and we only get more of it. With a mission to empower our partners and customers to leverage data as a strategic asset and a source of competitive advantage, by providing them with a future-proofed, agile, and scalable data platform, Louise utilities her years of experience in Channel sales and Partner development to lead and grow our sales strategy.!

Women In The World Of Tech

At TimeXtender, we have been coping with this unexpected Tsunami of changes to the best of our ability. Only to find out there are many reasons to smile and to be optimistic about the days ahead. 

That's why we decided to interview people to launch a podcast about how we and other organizations are working and laying the groundwork for the future of work, today. 

Let's be honest, no one saw this coming, and while some of us have been quick to organize and embrace the future of work, this new status quo still requires us to constantly rethink:

- How can we help our employees navigate this paradigm shift? 
- How can organizations do things better in this brave new age? 
- How can we inspire individuals to contribute their ideas and innovations in a hybrid, if not remote and decentralized, work environment? 
- What do the experts have to say about unleashing potential, individual purpose and meaning? 
- How can we work with other organizations to make the future of work something that works for the many?

We wonder what the future of work will look like in 5-10 years. We talk about frameworks that can drive creativity and foster innovation regardless of physical presence. 

We discuss tools of the trade and interview incredible speakers who can inspire us to do more with less to create purposeful meaning. 

We believe the future of work is bright, but that doesn't mean there won't be obstacles. So let's talk about it. 

Join us. Because time matters.

TimeXtender

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