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The significance of effective onboarding cannot be overstated. Poor onboarding practices can have detrimental effects on both employees and companies alike. Despite its critical role, statistics reveal a concerning reality: only 69% of companie
Whether you're sober curious or simply taking a break from drinking, navigating networking events sans booze is entirely achievable with the right mindset and strategies. Tune in for 5 tips to navigate networking without drinking.Drink of the w
In the Netflix series "The Fall of the House of Usher," there's a monologue that delves deep into the dark heart of marketing's power over public perception. It's a chilling reminder of how easily we can be swayed, manipulated, and controlled b
In this episode, we unravel the remarkable story of Alberto Carvalho and his journey with Gillette in India. Carvalho faced a daunting challenge: despite technological advancements, Gillette's products were struggling to resonate with Indian co
Tune in to this episode for a refreshing perspective on the art of communication, as we delve into the profound insights shared by Joe Keohane on the transformative power of engaging with strangers. In a world often dominated by digital communi
This episode unveils a universal truth: greatness is earned through hard work and determination. The greatest athletes aren't born with extraordinary abilities; they forge success through relentless pursuit and learning from failures. Their sto
In today’s episode I am joined by the remarkable Erika Rothenberger. Together, we explore resilience, audacity, and the art of time blocking.In this episode:Surviving and Thriving: Erika shares her journey from a near-fatal attack to becoming a
In a world vying for attention, being a great listener sets you apart. Active listening is not just a skill; it's a superpower that can enhance your networking skills, build authentic relationships, and propel your career and personal growth.Li
Step into the fascinating world of communication mastery with Brian Galke, a wizard of facial decoding. Imagine possessing the superpower to decipher someone's preferred communication style even before they utter a single word! Picture yourself
In this episode I am reflecting on my childhood obsession with wrestling, particularly the flamboyant Nature Boy, Ric Flair. Ric Flair’s iconic "Woo!" isn't just a wrestling catchphrase; it's a symbol that transcends the ring and permeates hip
Is your bio stiff and formal, is your LinkedIn profile as plain as wonder bread? Would you like to infuse some personality into your online business presence but you’re nervous that if you do you might look unprofessional?Listen in as I talk wi
Would it surprise you to learn that in a recent study only 8.7% of teams deem themselves “high performing”. Meaning that 91.3% of teams are not performing to their full potential. So, what are the behaviors that team members need to exhibit in
My guest today spent the first 30 years of his life thinking he was white. It wasn’t until he spoke to his biological father for the first time that he discovered that he is half black. Since then Michael has utilized his award winning autobiog
The key to building a thriving business isn't passive waiting; it's proactive engagement.Listen in to discover how I created a strategy that involved outreach, marketing, networking, and active engagement with potential clients to set myself up
Henna Pryor has spent years observing and experiencing awkwardness with a deep curiosity and what she learned is that most of the superstars we respect in the business world have one major thing in common that doesn’t get nearly enough airtime
Neurodivergent is a nonmedical term that describes people whose brains develop or work differently for some reason. This means the person has different strengths and struggles from people whose brains develop or work more typically. Because of
Big data studies show that there is a two hour window during the day that doctors are more likely to give a fatal dose of anesthesia? In that same two hours students are more likely to bomb on standardized tests and CEO’s are more likely to say
Darren LaCroix, is the only speaker in the world who is an Accredited Speaker, Certified Speaking Professional and a World Champion of Public Speaking. Listen in as Darren discusses how during his journey from chump to champ he discovered a for
Studies show that most of us believe in Karma - even if we don’t admit it. According to the karmic laws of cause and effect, all of our actions, thoughts and intentions create energy. And if you believe in the laws of thermodynamics energy cann
What would your life be like if you never missed an opportunity!Listen in to this Holiday Replay where I revisit my conversation with Fred Joyal the author of Super Bold: From Under Confident to Charismatic in 90 Days!Fred Joyal thinks that bol
The popularity of the true crime genre isn't a recent phenomenon. In fact, true crime has been captivating audiences for centuries. From the infamous Jack the Ripper cases in the late 1800s to the modern-day Netflix documentaries.Listen in as I
Across industries, every measure of morale, productivity, performance, customer satisfaction, and employee retention soars when managers regularly provide recognition.Leaders rated in the bottom 10% for providing recognition had employees at th
By definition a rainmaker is an individual who generates an unusually high amount of revenue for an organization by bringing new clients and new business to the company. Listen in as I talk with Matt Dixon, author of a new groundbreaking Harvar
Self-bullying involves telling yourself negative words or thoughts that make you feel inferior, unloved, incompetent; constantly undermining yourself, and talking bad about yourself.This negative self-talk is something that most of us experienc
In today's episode we are tackling one of the most harmful societal constructs that has persisted for generations. And that is telling boys and men that having feelings is girly, that they aren’t allowed to cry and that showing emotions is a si
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