What do you do? I’m participating in the Milestone Circles Program for women business owners at the Nasdaq Entrepreneurial Center. On the first day of onboarding, we were asked to take our “what” and layer it with our “why’s.” We were encouraged to think of the most annoying (ahem, adorable) two-year-old ever and go deep.…
DetailsBetween LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok and G-d know what other sources are available in print or online, there are experts at everything nowadays. Many experts are self-proclaimed. But also bountiful are those with third-party credibility because there are so many “news” sources running 24 hours a day that need experts to provide “authoritative affirmation” of whatever…
DetailsAward winning speaker and consultant, Sarah Victory, joins us this week to share the secret of doubling your business and success to change the world! For our passionate small business owners, this is an incredible opportunity to hear from the very best consultant on what you can start doing now to grow your impact and business to soaring heights. Don’t forget to check out Sarah’s newest book, How to Be Powerful: Insider Secrets to Brilliant Leadership, Sales and Speaking.
DetailsHow would you fare if your thought bubbles were visible to others? While you may be eternally grateful they are not, I hope, however, you are aware of your own spontaneous thoughts. After all, those are a reflection of your unconscious biases. And the first step to overcoming unconscious bias is to be aware of…
DetailsWhat are the effects of generational trauma? Is there a way to heal? This week’s guest, Ed Norwood, has dedicated much of his life’s work using lessons from the Jonestown Tragedy to help transform and advocate for change within the healthcare delivery process. In his new book, Be a Giant Killer, Ed focuses on how to help restore family history and break the patterns of past trauma to help future generations heal and not continue reliving the past. Ed is President of ERN/The National Council of Reimbursement Advocacy and also works in change management and leadership development to help break barriers and re-ignite the passion among workplace leaders.
DetailsThis week’s guest, William (Bill) Cleveland is part artist, part activist, inspiring community development in the U.S and abroad through various art projects and mediums. Founder of the Center for the Study of Art and Community, Bill materializes his mission to build a bridge between local artists and the needs of the broader community into this center that has operated for over an incredible thirty years helping heal communities, educate and inform, and mobilize people into action. In his new podcast, Change the Story / Change the World Bill follows the stories of artistic community change agents such as musicians, poets and dancers, battling white supremacy, COVID-19, militias. Tune in to hear first from Bill how he’s created his organization and inspired communities across the globe.
DetailsI wish I could have been in the room when the important global leaders realized they couldn’t call the new description of our world business situation, as they saw it, “fanny.” It’s actually BANI, not FANI, and it replaces VUCA. You likely know this, but just in case VUCA is Volatile, Uncertain, Complex,…
DetailsHave you ever thought about the similarities between group fitness and DEI? By group fitness I literally mean exercise. I teach five to six classes a week and love it! By DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion), I’m referring to diverse, inclusive teams and communication across lines of difference– from primary dimensions that you can see…
DetailsInterested in what’s new and brewing in the business tech industry? Hear it first from tech expert Thierry Hubert, Chief Technology Officer at DigiMax Global. After 30 years in the industry, Theirry has worked among fortune 100 companies across the globe, receiving awards and recognition for his contribution to the field. For this week’s show we will chat about all the changes, improvements, and future of tech in business and what tech you can start using for your business.
DetailsWhat is the life of an artist like? Kai-Duc Luong has had an incredible journey from beginning with leaving Cambodia as a child as refugees to now showcasing his art internationally at film festivals, museums, and galleries. This week we will discuss a new outlook on business from the perspective of an amazing artist. Luong currently operates as an award-winning film-maker and videographer. He is currently working on a new project inspired by Dante’s Divine Inferno, an opera film production set to complete by the end of 2022.
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