Episode Summary: In this informative episode, Luke Homen breaks down the essentials of wage garnishment—what it is, how it works, and how individuals can stop it. As the president of Convenient Bankruptcy and one of Oklahoma’s leading bankruptcy professionals, Luke explains the step-by-step process creditors must follow, the limits on how much can be garnished, and what legal protections exist for employees. He also shares practical insights on the difference between W-2 and 1099 workers, how

Most people imagine the iPhone keyboard was born from pure genius — a single spark. But in 2005 Apple had no keyboard that worked. If the team couldn’t solve typing on glass, the iPhone would be canceled. Steve Jobs paused nearly every UI effort and forced one rule: show your work — near-daily public demonstrations of prototypes. This episode shows how transparency didn’t kill creativity — it accelerated it. And that story goes back not just to Steve Jobs… but to Galileo. Key Takeaways Transp...

Episode Summary In this episode of Road to Recovery, Sagi Shaked breaks down one of the most dangerous types of trucking crashes: jackknife accidents. He explains how they happen, why they’re so destructive, and what victims need to know about liability and recovery. From improper cargo loading to fatigued drivers, Sagi covers the key factors behind these crashes and the legal steps required to hold responsible parties accountable. What You’ll Learn in This Episode What a jackknife accident is and

Episode Summary In this episode of Estate Planning: Beyond the Binder, Brian Chew, managing partner of OC Wills and Trusts, explores the unique estate planning challenges that come with blended families and second marriages. From stepchildren and separate property to prenuptial agreements and trust structures, Brian shares strategies to help protect both your spouse and your children while minimizing conflict. What You Will Learn in This Episode Why blended families face unique estate planning

Jeannie Entin, who you may remember from earlier this season, returns for this mini-episode. She looks back on her time supporting PR for the ubiquitous Halloween megastore, Spirit Halloween. We hear about consumer PR, supporting new sales ideas and some of her favorite Halloween tips. Listen … if you dare!

Your clinic's website, social media and team page were built to attract pet owners. When you send job seekers to that same content, you're asking consumer marketing to do employer brand marketing's job.It simply can't.The person visiting your website to book an appointment is looking for completely different information from the veterinary nurse deciding whether to apply for your position. Your consumer marketing answers questions pet owners have - but when a veterinary

Welcome back to another EFT replay tapping session on the YOU CAN CALL ME “BOSSY” PODCAST! This replay comes from when I did 100 Days of EFT tapping on my Instagram page. If you need a visual link the original EFT tapping session will be in the show notes below.Are you feeling depleted by constant work, struggling with work-life balance, or finding it hard to say no? This heartfelt EFT approach to it all and practical insights will support you in protecting your well-being. Get ready to

Episode 33 - Big offers start the moment your notice posts or your map records. Do you sell the dirt or see it through? In this episode we outline the decision points and how builders choose to sell or see the project through. Join us for this conversation about when and why builders bail: risk, timelines, carrying costs, opportunity cost. Why big publics can pay more: scale, repeat plans, in-house mortgage incentives. Real scenarios and how we evaluate offers at each stage Tell us where you would

Scaling in real estate shouldn’t mean stacking on more tech that just adds noise. It should mean cutting through the clutter and actually getting more done. I’m joined by Michael Walliser, a seasoned broker and the founder of EasyDigz — a white-label platform designed to streamline everything from lead capture to client follow-up. Michael’s not some outsider chasing a trend. He built this after years in the trenches — REO deals, cold calls, desk fees, and managing chaos with checklists. That ...

I spent most of my life trying to control the uncontrollable. Running from the uncertainty that life inevitably brings.But in running from the uncontrollable, the only thing we truly escape is our own peace.This is the quiet truth of Amor Fati:Embrace what lies beyond your control—and act on that which is within it...•••Andrew Huberman called my first book "An important clarifying force in anyone’s search to make the best possible choices for their life." Join 400,000+ other readers and get

In this special Halloween episode, Jay explores seven surprising life lessons hidden inside some of the most iconic horror films and characters. From Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees to Michael Myers, Beetlejuice, Frankenstein, Dracula, and Jigsaw, Jay reveals how even the scariest stories can teach us something powerful about self-awareness, resilience, and gratitude.Each character offers a reflection of the human experience, our fears, our patterns, and our potential to grow beyond them. From

Remember that first time you drove alone on your red P plates? That mix of freedom and sheer terror? That's exactly how Haydyn Bathurst describes his first days treating patients without a tutor looking over his shoulder. This is Fresh-Out Fridays, where we sit down with early-career dentists who share the unfiltered truth about navigating those early-career moments that dental school didn't quite prepare you for. In this episode, we're catching up with Dr Haydyn Bathurst as he opens up about...

Episode Summary: In this insightful episode, Emily Heird explores one of the most common challenges faced by attorneys and legal professionals — imposter syndrome. As a licensed psychotherapist and certified Mental Performance Mastery coach, Emily breaks down what imposter syndrome is, how it manifests among lawyers, and why the high-pressure, competitive nature of the legal field amplifies these feelings. She also shares practical frameworks and mindset tools attorneys can use to combat self-doubt,

Today on the Scoop the team from Tapod brings you all of the weekly TA & Recruitment News including… Tassie on strike! Aussie AI readiness hits a speed bump, some interesting job data, Gen Z tapping out, shortages in the labour market, Fairwork tightening the net and much more. Thanks to Indeed for partnering with us on The Scoop.

As 2025 winds down, it’s the perfect time to pause and reflect. In this episode, we share five powerful questions designed to help you get clear on your professional goals in 2026, especially when it comes to learning with candor and courage at work.Whether you're looking to stretch your strengths, scratch a creative itch, or lean into your personal brand, these questions will guide you toward a year that energizes (not exhausts) you. Plus, we’re inviting one lucky listener to connect with us for a

Episode Summary When families face the cost of long-term care, the first instinct is often to shop around for the lowest fee. In this episode, Antony Turbeville explains why Medicaid planning should be based on value—not just price. He shares real examples of how the wrong strategy can leave families paying more in taxes, losing access to liquid funds, or even committing tax evasion without realizing it. Antony also breaks down tools like personal services contracts, promissory notes, and

Jeff Thomas sits down with the CO-CEOS of Mission Craft Cocktails, Amit Singh and Marcin Malyszko. The company is a premium bottle craft cocktail maker, that gives 5% back of all revenues to local food banks!

Is AI really coming for our jobs or just rewriting them? Today's Breaking Job News episode dives into three stories reshaping the modern workplace: a national survey revealing how Americans truly feel about AI, a billion-dollar company replacing nearly its entire sales team with an AI agent, and UPS slashing 48,000 jobs in a bid for efficiency. Host Pete Newsome starts with our new AI Perception & Threat Survey, where employees say 45% of their work could be automated, and managers think ...

Struggling to speak up in high-stakes meetings? Do you wish you could speak confidently to executives without feeling nervous or second-guessing yourself? You’re not alone. In this self improvement and personal development video, Jenn Landis, author of “Break Up. Break In. Breakthrough!” and a leadership strategist who climbed the corporate ladder from Walmart to Wall Street, shares how she transformed fear into confident communication. Through her personal story of facing an intimidating e...

Episode Summary In this episode, attorney Kristina Lyke, with nearly 19 years of experience in family and criminal law, breaks down an important question many clients face: Is the order you receive from the court truly final? Kristina explains the difference between temporary, interim, and final orders, and shares insights on how and when orders can be modified, challenged, or set aside. From custody and support orders to motions for reconsideration and fraud-related relief, she offers practical