Leadership,
Brand & Transformation
Leadership,
Brand & Transformation
Delivered more than
International Talks
Hosted over
Podcast Episodes
Created more than
Blog Posts
Published
Award-Winning Books
Delivered more than
International Talks
Hosted over
Podcast Episodes
Created more than
Blog Posts
Published
Award-Winning Books
Books by Minter Dial
Heartificial Empathy, Putting Heart into Business and Artificial Intelligence
NEW! Heartificial Empathy, 2nd edition, released in April 2023, looks at why and how, in the face of the new developments in society and AI, brands should learn to flex their empathic muscle. With numerous cases and interviews, it examines how to encode empathy into your business and into Artificial Intelligence. This second edition won the Maincrest Media Award 2023 in the category of Business Management. Get your copy here. Disponible en français aussi ici.
You Lead, How Being Yourself Makes You A Better Leader
You Lead (Kogan Page), which won the Business Book Award 2022 in the category of Leadership, argues that business leaders deliver superior results, communities of engagement both inside and outside of the company and true values-driven success when they are themselves and come across as genuine. Get your copy here. Disponible en français aussi ici.
Futureproof, How To Get Your Business Ready For The Next Disruption
Futureproof (Pearson-FT Press), cowritten with Caleb Storkey, explores the three core mindsets and twelve disruptive technologies that you must have in today’s age to help you grow your business, see success and get ready for the next disruption. Futureproof won the Business Book Award 2018. Get your copy here.
The Last Ring Home, A POW's Lasting Legacy of Courage, Love and Honor in World War II
The Last Ring Home is the story of Lt Minter Dial’s Annapolis Naval Academy ring that miraculously made its way home 17 years after he was killed as a POW of the Japanese in WWII. The book won the Book Excellence Award 2018. It’s also the subject of an award-winning documentary film. Get your copy here.
The Human RenAIssance Series
Human RenAIssance (H ∞ R) is a project inspired by Humanism and Techno-Optimism promoting the symbiosis of human ingenuity and technological innovation. H ∞ R initiatives grow talent abundance by transforming the perception of one’s potential, helping individuals grasp the spirit of self-discovery and build personal intelligence to live a fuller life and promote progress on a global scale. These ebooks, coauthored with Lena Rantsevich, founder of Reputy.io, are part of the H ∞ R series.
Meaningful Communication
NEW! This ebook was written using the outputs and contributions from a wide array of experts. Its purpose is to look at the relevance of Meaningful Communication in the workplace, with the pragmatic goal of growing business effectiveness and creating a thriving culture. Get your copy here.
Making Empathy Count
This ebook was the result of a collaboration with a wide array of experts. Its purpose is to look at the relevance of empathy in the workplace, explore how to evaluate and measure it, and investigate how better to match candidates with companies. Get your copy here.
Minter Dial Blog
Embracing Mortality: A Physician’s Journey from Cardiology to Hospice Care with Dr. Chris Kerr (MDE562)
In this profoundly moving episode, we sit down with Dr. Chris Kerr, a physician specializing in hospice and palliative care and a PhD in neurobiology. Dr. Kerr brings a unique and necessary perspective on death and dying, a subject often shunned by both the medical community and society at large. With over 25 years of experience, Dr. Kerr shares insights from his research into the subjective experiences of dying patients, revealing the rich inner lives and dreams that comfort them as they approach life’s end. He challenges the medical model that prioritizes intervention over comfort, advocating for a more humanized approach that honors the totality of the person. We dive deep into the societal and medical disconnects surrounding death, the transformational power of patient autonomy, and the potential therapeutic benefits of psychedelic experiences for the dying. Dr. Kerr’s stories illuminate the light within the darkness of dying, and his mission to reclaim the process of dying as a natural, meaningful part of life is both inspiring and essential. This episode is not just about the end of life—it’s about the profound connections and truths that can be discovered in our final moments.
On and Off the Padel Court – Is There a Correlation of Character?
In a podcast interview, Trinity squash coach Paul Assaiante emphasized the importance of character in athletes, highlighting resilience, grit, and ethical competitiveness. The text explores personality traits on the padel court, distinguishing between positive behaviors like sportsmanship and negative ones like excessive competitiveness, and categorizes players by their playing styles and attitudes.
The Remarkable Journey of Top Swedish Pro Padel Player, World Number 53, Daniel Windahl (S02E05)
In this episode, we’re thrilled to welcome Daniel Windahl, the shining star of Scandinavian padel, to share his personal and professional journey within the sport. From his tennis roots to finding solace and joy in padel during some of life’s darkest moments, Daniel’s story is as inspiring as it is remarkable. Listen in as he discusses his passion for football, his love for darts, and his unwavering support for Manchester United. We delve into the pivotal moments of his career, the transition from tennis to padel, and how the sport became a lifeline for him. Daniel opens up about the importance of chemistry with a partner, the thrill of playing against top-ranked players like Galan and Lebron, and his favorite shots that define his aggressive and fast-paced playing style. He also shares his aspirations for the future of padel in Sweden and his personal goals in the sport. Daniel’s tale is a testament to the transformative power of padel and the joy it can bring to life, both on and off the court.
The Future of Work – People, Process & Technology
At the heart of the “Future of Work” event, hosted by Lloyds Banking Group, was a vibrant discussion on the symbiosis between continuous learning and technology. I was joined by esteemed panelists Devyani P Vaishampayan and Savvas Koufou, where we emphasised the critical role of emotional intelligence and the empowerment of individuals through personalised learning experiences, all while ensuring technology serves to enhance, not dictate, the human element of work.
Discover Emmet O’Sullivan, Teenage Author of “Drew Discovers Diabetes” and his Journey after Being Diagnosed a Type 1 Diabetic (MDE561)
Join us on this inspiring episode of Minter Dialogue, featuring Emmet O’Sullivan, a remarkable 17-year-old from New York. Diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at a young age, Emmet transformed his life-changing challenge into a mission to educate and empower others. We delve into his journey, from symptoms to diagnosis during the peak of COVID-19, and how he’s managed his health with remarkable maturity and independence. Emmet shares the story behind his first book, “Drew Discovers Diabetes,” where he creatively uses a dinosaur named Drew to raise awareness about the illness. Discover how he leveraged AI platform Midjourney to illustrate his book, making it a vibrant and accessible resource for children and adults alike. His tale of resilience and determination is not just for those touched by diabetes, but for anyone looking to understand the importance of health education and community support.
Now We’re Talking, with Psychologist, Dialogue Coach and Author, Sarah Rozenthuler (MDE560)
In a world where digital communication often takes precedence, the art of meaningful conversation is more vital than ever. Sarah Rozenthuler, a returning guest with the rare distinction of featuring twice in over 600 episodes, joins us once more to delve into the intricacies of dialogue that truly matters. With her latest book, “Now We’re Talking: How to Discuss What Really Matters,” Sarah, a chartered psychologist, coach, and author, explores the power of purposeful conversation in both personal and professional realms. In this episode, we unpack the six obstacles to effective dialogue, the epidemic of everyday narcissism, and the four principles foundational to authentic leadership and dialogue. Sarah also introduces the concept of the ‘container’ in conversations, emphasizing the balance between safety and the freedom to express, and the emergent quality of dialogue that can lead to unexpected and transformative outcomes. Whether it’s in the boardroom or around the family dinner table, this conversation sheds light on how we can all foster deeper connections and make decisions that resonate with our collective values. Tune in to discover how to navigate the nuances of dialogue and why investing time in meaningful conversations can pay dividends in every aspect of life.
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