In this episode of The Cyber Savvy Woman, Rachele Schainker sits down with Drew Dorenfest, founder of Client Magnet CRM, to talk about his journey from editing movie trailers in Hollywood to helping small businesses get found online. Drew shares how his experience in video storytelling led him into SEO and eventually into helping businesses attract clients without having to constantly post on social media.Rachele and Drew discuss why small businesses do not need to be everywhere online to get

Family conflict doesn’t stay at the kitchen table. It follows you into the boardroom, the paddock and every important decision the business needs to make.A farming family may look productive from the outside while resentment, avoidance or unresolved tension quietly slows decisions and limits what the business could become. The cost is not always a failed deal or a lost property. Often, it is years of lost momentum that never appears on the balance sheet.In Episode 135 of the AgriCoach Wealth &

What if buying a hotel no longer meant inheriting fourteen-hour days, outdated systems, and a business that owns you?In this episode of Hotel Tech Insider, Simona Eicher, CEO and owner of Hotel ÜJA in Switzerland, shares how she and her partner bought an under-digitized independent hotel from a retiring owner and rebuilt it around a more modern operating model.With a background in McKinsey, software procurement, and venture building, Simona entered hospitality with little traditional hotel

A fun, self-reflective one. Scott and Mike break down the three archetypes of business owner — Visionary, Craftsman and Hustler — and how understanding your own type changes who you should hire and how you should lead. You'll learn: -The three main owner types and their classic strengths/weaknesses -A simple test to identify your own type -Why you should hire for the tasks you don't enjoy, not just your weaknesses on paper; -The Platinum Rule — treat people how they want to be

What makes a mediation effective, and how do you know when to fight, negotiate, or settle? In this episode of HR Unlocked, Lisa Oakley sits down with Emma Butcher and Angela Evans, partners at BE Employment Law, for a practical conversation about employment law, mediation, negotiation, and resolving workplace disputes. Emma and Angela describe themselves as self-confessed law nerds, and their approach combines technical legal expertise with a strong focus on fairness, commercial judgement, and the

AboutWhat if the same drive that helped you succeed is also the thing driving you toward burnout?For high performers, leaders, and corporate professionals, burnout doesn’t always look like falling apart. Sometimes it looks like showing up, getting the work done, answering one more email, taking on one more responsibility—and quietly running on empty.In this episode of SpeakEasy HR, David Noe sits down with Ivy Watts, mental health speaker, author, and somatic coach, for an honest conversation about

George McReynolds, CFP® is a veteran wealth manager, tax strategist, and best-selling author who has spent four decades at the intersection of money, taxes, and real-world decision-making.After leaving public safety in 1985, George entered banking, where his early grounding in tax fundamentals made him a natural fit for working with business owners and affluent borrowers. He became a go-to resource within private banking circles, earning what he describes as a “ringside seat” to how wealthy families

George McReynolds, CFP® is a veteran wealth manager, tax strategist, and best-selling author who has spent four decades at the intersection of money, taxes, and real-world decision-making.After leaving public safety in 1985, George entered banking, where his early grounding in tax fundamentals made him a natural fit for working with business owners and affluent borrowers. He became a go-to resource within private banking circles, earning what he describes as a “ringside seat” to how wealthy families

George McReynolds, CFP® is a veteran wealth manager, tax strategist, and best-selling author who has spent four decades at the intersection of money, taxes, and real-world decision-making.After leaving public safety in 1985, George entered banking, where his early grounding in tax fundamentals made him a natural fit for working with business owners and affluent borrowers. He became a go-to resource within private banking circles, earning what he describes as a “ringside seat” to how wealthy families

If your impact business, B Corp, or purpose-led brand feels like it is doing all the right things but still not cutting through, this conversation with Mel Greblo and Bella Borello cuts to the chase.They unpack why so many founders and marketing leads feel 11 steps behind, why growth has become a loaded word in the purpose sector, and what it really takes to build momentum without selling out your mission. Across client calls, DMs, and founder conversations, Mel and Bella have been hearing the

In this episode of 87:60, BJ Kito sits down with GreatBlue Research’s CEO Michael J. Vigeant and Vice President Seamus McNamee, alongside Rebellion Group’s Dr. Christopher Nocera and Grant Flannery. The group discusses how modern political campaigns are evolving, the psychology of decision-making, and decoding unconscious drivers. Campaign management is shifting away from traditional polling toward AI-driven insights and psychological profiling. The group expands on how tools like Rebellion's...

Stop burning executive bandwidth on shiny AI tools while your team operates on zero context.In this episode I sit down with former tech engineer turned AI strategist Josh Stevenson to expose the massive operational flaw holding teams back when it comes to using AI. We dive straight into execution, breaking down the specific business utility of Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini, eliminating data privacy risks, and automating content pipelines that generated 250,000 followers without burning founder

Last Tuesday, Mark Zuckerberg orchestrated a White House signing where Meta, OpenAI, Anthropic, xAI, Google, and Nvidia committed to voluntary AI oversight—a move that capped an explosive week of announcements including Google's locked-down flagship model, OpenAI's accusations against Chinese competitors, and Apple's bizarre iMac-inspired smart home device. From regulatory theater to the latest AI model leaks, we break down what actually matters in tech's most chaotic seven days.

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Celebrating small wins keeps a capable team moving toward the bigger goal, and your standard stays exactly where it is. The leaders who do it well name what they noticed and why it mattered, then let it stand before adding the next ask.Episode Overview You finish something big and the finish line has already moved. I do this too. A friend asked me how I was celebrating a milestone six months in the making, and I had to think about it. This episode is about the six years I have spent working on

Dr. John Gray is the author of one of the most trusted and iconic relationship books in history, Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus. Listed by USA Today as one of the top 10 most influential books of the last quarter-century and ranked as the number one bestselling book of the 1990s, Dr. Gray’s groundbreaking work has sold tens of millions of copies and has been translated into roughly 45 languages across more than 100 countries.​With over 20 books to his name—including his modern follow-up,

Send us Fan Mail What does it take to build a lasting career as an independent Workday consultant? Amy Stovall, founder of Peak Consulting Services, joins Keith as she approaches 15 years of independent consulting. They discuss evaluating opportunities, understanding consulting rates and markups, building a network, and balancing client delivery with the responsibilities of running a business. Amy also explains the source-to-pay process and how her supply chain expertise helps customers conne...

What if some of the most painful parts of your story became the very places God used to shape the way you lead?Zahara McCoy was born in Uganda and lost her mother during the AIDS epidemic when she was just ten years old. Without a parent to advocate for her, her future became incredibly uncertain. But through sponsorship, Zahara was connected with Marianne McCoy in California, a relationship that eventually led to adoption, education and an entirely different future. Years later, Zahara returned to

In this episode, we dive deep into the world of agentic AI and its transformative impact on industrial organizations - thanks to Jana Kirchheim from Microsoft. We share fresh insights from our conversations with industry leaders on how hyperteams—blending humans and AI agents—are changing the rules of leadership, governance, and knowledge management. You'll hear practical examples from companies like Bayer and discover how even mid-sized firms can harness agents for real business value. We discuss

Your divorce, your business, and your online life are not separate anymore and pretending they are can cost you real money. We sit down with Evan Turk, a family law attorney known for complex, high-stakes divorce and asset protection work, to talk about the decisions that quietly wreck settlements and the habits that keep entrepreneurs exposed when relationships break down. We unpack the biggest financial mistakes people make before and during divorce, why “being reasonable” can turn into ne...