Curiosity sits at the intersection of creativity, effective human interactions, problem-solving and purposeful change. Unfortunately, the pace of life — at home, work, and school — often sidetracks our natural curiosity. So, listen as we look at the familiar from a different angle or something new as a possibility to consider.
Here, we learn how educators Rona Wilensky (left) and Ivette Visbal (right) and their team went about breaking the mold of the traditional high school.
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How human is your workplace? We explore that question and others with Mike Vacanti, a change catalyst who helps organizations approach how to work differently.
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Why should women – especially in their 40s –no longer need someone else’s approval in life? Emotional intelligence consultant and author, Kris Macc, fills us in.
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Kevin Strauss turned his passion for connection and emotional wellness into a consulting practice where he helps leaders and organizations develop deeper and impactful conversations.
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Meet veteran Marvin Cadet, a Project Manager for The Mission Continues – a national non-profit that empowers Armed Forces’ veterans to support local communities.
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Here, we’re joined by Bill Ruggles, a true Zen Master of Project Management. Bill will demystify PM as it pertains to complex change initiatives.
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Do you have to be naturally creative to innovate? We’ll learn from Chief Innovation Officer Amnon Levav why the answer to that question is “No!”
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What stories do you tell yourself, and how do you tell them? Here, communications coach Sarah Elkins explains how we can get ourselves in trouble.
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Gallup reports some 70% of all U.S. workers are disengaged. We’ll learn how to combat that from Chester Elton, a top leadership and culture expert.
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Developing a good resume is one of those things we love to hate. To sort things out, we went to Lynda Spiegel of RisingStarResumes.
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What it takes to market to anyone about anything is different today. Marketing master, Zach Messler reveals the thinking behind being “clear, compelling, and convincing.”
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Technology innovations occur with increasing speed. Here, Neil Hughes, a respected authority on technology, outlines how we can keep a healthy relationship with it.
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What’s your go-to question to filter out what’s not important based on what you want in life? “Will ___ help me to. . . .?”
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The 50th anniversary of landing a man on the moon is here and gone. What did we learn that we can still use today?
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We all have a “river” that runs through our veins – a theme that punctuates our life. Here Jordan Gross talks about his path of self-discovery.
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“Should I be doing something different with my life?” Coach Andrea Barry has heard that question before and today helps clients answer it.
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When we think of “project management,” we probably think about schedules and deliverables. Project manager and Haiku poet, Bob Prol believes it’s a “people business.”
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What does change look like to someone whose life’s work is change? Listen in as social activist and change leader, Orville Morales answers that question.
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Why do some complex changes stick while others fail– up to 70% according to the Gallop organization? Marketing-communications expert, Mark O’Brien gives his perspective.
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How often do you worry about yesterday, or catastrophize about tomorrow? In this episode, we’ll get some calming advice from mindfulness teacher Oksana Esberard.
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