AJ Harbinger is one of the world’s top relationship development experts. His company, The Art of Charm, is a leading training facility for top performers that want to overcome social anxiety, develop social capital and build relationships of the highest quality.
Raised by a single father, AJ felt a strong desire to learn about relationships and the elements that make them successful. However, this interest went largely untapped for many years. Following the path set out for him by his family, AJ studied biology in college and went on to pursue a Ph.D. in Cancer Biology at the University of Michigan. It was at this time that he began to feel immense pressure from the cancer lab he worked in and began to explore other outlets for expression. It was at this point that The Art of Charm Podcast was born.
The Art of Charm Podcast would go on to become one of the largest and most successful lifestyle podcasts in the world. What started out as two graduate students conversing and laughing in a basement in Ann Arbor has turned into a top rated podcast and highly sought after coaching business. After seeing an opportunity to grow The Art of Charm, AJ made the difficult decision to leave the laboratory and graduate school and take a risky leap into the world of entrepreneurship.
Today, AJ and his co-founders teach people from all over the world how to create, develop, and maintain top business and personal relationships. It is often said that the best learning can be found in teaching a subject – for AJ, it was in coaching others towards success, that he was able to rekindle his own confidence and passion. The love of science and the desire to understand relationships at an elemental level had stopped being separate paths and interests for AJ and now merged into a single focus.
Men have traveled from over 50 countries to attend Bootcamp. Each week at their headquarters in Los Angeles these men discover how to be the best version of themselves. AJ’s mantra is “your network is your net worth” — and this value is what he develops in each of his students.
In today’s episode, we answer your questions with Miki Agrawal about storytelling, rejection, and handling awkward social situations. Miki is a disruptive innovator and entrepreneur, public speaker, and the author of Disrupt-Her: A Manifesto for the Modern Woman.
In today’s episode, we discuss what makes for a great company culture from top to bottom with Patrick Lencioni. Patrick is the pioneer of the organizational health movement, author of 11 books, keynote speaker, and one of the founders of The Table Group, a firm dedicated to making companies more successful and work more fulfilling.
Core values allow you to live a life of fulfillment and happiness and are different than goals. When you define your core values it gives you a north star to guide your decisions.
In today’s episode, we cover meditation and mindfulness with Justin Michael Williams. Justin is a keynote speaker, top 20 recording artist, and the author of Stay Woke: A Meditation Guide for the Rest of Us.
In today’s episode, we cover overcoming rejection and fear with John Livesay. John is a keynote speaker, an expert on pitching, the author of Better Selling Through Storytelling, and the host of The Successful Pitch Podcast.
In today’s episode, we cover how important it is to have goals and values, and why one without the other is not enough.
In today’s episode, we discuss with Violet Benson her rise to meme stardom and the list of awesome projects she’s working on now – plus we answer YOUR questions about business, life, and love! Violet Benson is the owner of Daddy Issues, one of the OG Instagram meme accounts, and runs the podcast Too Tired to be Crazy!
In today’s episode, we discuss with Laura Huang the concept of making your disadvantages work for you by turning them into advantages. Laura Huang is an associate professor at Harvard Business School and the author of Edge: Turning Adversity into Advantage.
In today’s episode, we discuss with Dr. Judy Ho the topic of self-sabotage and what we can do to identify our own self-sabotaging patterns as well as change them. Dr. Judy Ho is a clinical and forensic neuropsychologist and the author of Stop Self-Sabotage: Six Steps to Unlock Your True Motivation, Harness Your Willpower, and Get Out of Your Own Way.
In today’s episode, we cover how important it is to meet new people and be comfortable with small-talk.