Bonus 145: MORGAN GOODLANDER – Bridging high-performance coaching, organizational development, and transformational work

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Welcome again to the Game of Money Podcast! 

That’s right — as you may have already guessed, the podcast is growing and evolving once again. We’re thrilled to launch a brand-new series of episodes in English, where we welcome international guests from the worlds of entrepreneurship, finance, global markets, and personal development! 

In the second episode of this series, we welcome Morgan Goodlander, Director of the GETI Institute in San Francisco and one of the keynote speakers of the Game of Money Festival 2025! 

He shares with us his personal and professional journey, shaped through experiences in organizations and teams across the globe. He sheds light on hidden patterns that often hold businesses back and explains why financial capital alone is not enough for sustainable growth. Alongside Alexios, they dive into a deeply spiritual and at the same time practical conversation about the importance of the human element.

 

  • What is his professional journey from the beginning of his career up to the creation of the GETI Institute? 
  • What are some of the recurring dysfunctional patterns he often identifies through his consulting work with companies? 
  • According to him, what role does financial capital play in the creation and development of a business?
  • How significant is money in relationships — both romantic and professional? 
  • “Experience repetition”: What does this insight mean, and how can one overcome it? 
  • What is the limiting belief that he sees prevailing across the world? 
  • What is the core trait that people who wish to engage in entrepreneurship and innovation need to have? 
  • What is Morgan’s definition of success? 
  • What advice does he give to small and medium-sized business owners looking to grow their ventures? 
  • What are the qualities of a truly charismatic leader? 
  • According to Morgan, how is wealth actually created around us? 
  • Does he have mentors he regularly consults in his life and work? 
  • What will be the main focus of his talk at the Game of Money Festival 2025? 
  • If he had the chance to dine with someone he deeply admires, who would it be — and what would they talk about? 

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