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In this solo episode, Angela reflects on the two very different opening conversations of the season with Lata Hamilton on leading change and Karen Skidmore on living it. What begins as a comparison becomes a deeper exploration of how real transformation always has two layers: the outer work of what we do, and the inner work of who we’re becoming.Angela unpacks why we often feel “stuck” when our inner change hasn’t yet caught up with the external one, how raw and polished states both have value, and

This podcast episode offers an overview and summary of Napoleon Hill's influential 1937 book, Think and Grow Rich, detailing its enduring relevance as a personal development classic. It explains that Hill was inspired to write the book after interviewing steel magnate Andrew Carnegie, who challenged him to identify the formula for success by studying over 500 successful individuals like Thomas Edison and Henry Ford. The core message of the book is that success stems from mindset and desire—no...

In today’s episode, I sit down with Miguel Martinez, the founder and CEO of ThatsSmoooth Luxury Men’s Grooming, to talk about how personal experience and purpose can fuel innovation. As an Afro-Latino entrepreneur from Harlem and former stockbroker, Miguel built a natural grooming brand designed for men with textured hair and melanated skin—born out of his own struggles with irritation and razor bumps. He shares how his mother’s influence shaped his relentless mindset, why persistence became his

Do you know what happens when pay isn’t planned in a small business? Chaos. Two employees in the same job can end up making wildly different salaries, and once they find out, gossip, resentment, and turnover follow.In this episode of The HR Connection, I walk you through the step-by-step process to fix compensation chaos and build a fair, consistent pay structure in your small business. And Penelope, our Payroll and Operations Partner, joins me throughout to share the payroll perspective — from

Pre-order Navigating The P.I.V.O.T: https://amzn.to/4qkMLKKInvite me to speak: https://theboldphd.com/speaking/ Join 3000+ academics who receive my bi-weekly newsletter: https://theboldphd.com/careerslist In this episode, I'm sharing details about how I got my recent book deal with University of California Press.

This podcast episode reviews a blog article titled "6 Steps to Hit Sales Targets" by Wyn Nathan Davis, which serves as a guide for businesses aiming to improve sales performance. The author argues that consistent sales success relies not on luck but on discipline, structure, and focus, outlining six fundamental steps to achieve and surpass sales goals. These steps include creating a highly defined business plan, implementing a proven sales process, establishing measurable Key Performance Indi...

Today, we confront one of the most inevitable and challenging aspects of any meaningful endeavor: the experience of a setback.No matter how carefully we plan, how hard we work, or how clear our vision is, life is guaranteed to present us with obstacles. A project will fail, a promotion will go to someone else, a business venture will falter, or a personal goal will be met with unexpected resistance. These moments are critical forks in the road. For many, a setback is a painful, discouraging event

Think the AI job disruption is over after the layoffs? Think again. In this episode, Brian C. Newman breaks down the "tripartite adjustment cycle" — a three-stage pattern that economists are seeing play out across industries as AI reshapes the workforce. It's not the overnight apocalypse some predicted, but a compression wave: fast disruption, silent uncertainty, then a reshaped landscape. You'll discover: Why the job market seems frozen right now and when it will thawThe three phases every A...

Walking back into work after maternity leave can shake even the most accomplished woman’s confidence. You might wonder if you still have what it takes, question your value, or feel like a stranger in your own professional skin. In this episode, Dr. Ashley Carroll-Brown breaks down why confidence dips after baby — and how to rebuild it from the inside out. You’ll learn what psychology and research say about self-trust, imposter syndrome, and performance after motherhood, and you’ll walk away

Episode Summary: In this episode, Roger Driskill breaks down why accurate and detailed medical documentation is crucial for securing railroad disability benefits. He explains how treating physicians’ opinions impact the Railroad Retirement Board’s decisions and offers practical advice for workers to strengthen their claims, even when facing uncooperative doctors. What You Will Learn in This Episode: The importance of a treating doctor’s opinion in disability claims How to ensure your medical

A lot is happening in the coaching world right now. In this episode, host Elias Scultori, MCC, breaks down the latest ICF updates that every coach should know about — including a new pilot credentialing exam for PCC and MCC levels, and the release of the Minimum Skills Requirements across all credential tiers. More than just reporting, Elias challenges us to think beyond compliance and strive for excellence in our craft.🔹 Episode Highlights01:27 - ICF’s pilot credentialing exam – What’s changing,

Episode Summary: In this episode, Shelly Cooley explains the legal importance of donor agreements in assisted reproduction cases. She discusses how these agreements protect all parties involved—the donors, intended parents, and most importantly, the future child. Shelly also shares practical insight into how Nevada law treats known and anonymous donors, what happens when someone changes their mind, and why working with an assisted reproduction law expert is essential. Key Timestamps: 00:00 – 02:30

👉 Why is “optionality” replacing “making it” as Gen Z’s ultimate career currency — where a $140K job in Atlanta can compound faster than a $250K one in San Francisco?👉 How are companies like Mailchimp, JPMorgan, and Relay Therapeutics quietly winning the Gen Z talent war — not through prestige or perks, but by offering pathways to pivot?👉 And what happens when international engineers, priced out of the coasts and locked out by visa fees, start optimizing for mobility — choosing cities like

Episode Summary In this episode, Steve Miller, immigration attorney, and his senior paralegal Yanira Plazas explain how U.S. citizens can bring their foreign fiancé(e) to the United States through the K-1 visa process. They break down who qualifies, what documents are required, and how long the process takes. They also compare K-1 visas to consular processing for spouses, share common mistakes couples make, and offer practical advice to avoid delays and legal issues when applying for immigration

Episode Summary: In this episode, Mark Shirian breaks down the rise of video game addiction lawsuits targeting major developers like Epic Games, Activision Blizzard, Sony, and Nintendo. He explains how game design features such as loot boxes, daily rewards, and time-limited events are being challenged in court for fostering compulsive play and harming teens. Mark also explores defenses raised by gaming companies, the role of the WHO’s classification of gaming disorder, and how these lawsuits could

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This week, Jeff and I talk about the important tweaks and changes you NEED to make to turn a great resume into one that GETS THE JOB. We (mostly me, Greg) tell you exactly how to do the following things quickly and easily, so you’re not spending hours applying to each job: - Finding keywords and adding them to your resume (the right way) - How to figure out what employers want - What to say to position yourself as the TOP candidate for your target job - Creating the PERFECT key skills s...

We live in a world obsessed with speed. Instant messages. Auto-replies. One-click everything.But behind all that convenience lies a secret: companies use sludge—intentional friction—to shape your behavior. Ever tried to cancel a subscription and ended up trapped in a maze of “Are you sure?” pop-ups? That’s sludge. A behavioral barrier designed to slow you down and protect their goals. In this episode of Unlearning Work, Erin flips the strategy inward—showing how individuals can use

In this episode, I address the common challenge of technology overwhelm faced by transitioning teachers entering the field of instructional design. I discuss the feelings of inadequacy that arise from the vast array of tools available and offers strategies to overcome these barriers. By focusing on strategic learning, building confidence, and shifting mindsets, teachers can effectively navigate the tech landscape and develop their portfolios. The conversation emphasizes the importance of leve...