Welcome to the latest episode of "3 minutes max. – Human Skills in the Age of AI," where Andre Ottlik and his AI co-host, Jules, uncover the irreplaceable value of human feedback in the workplace. In this episode, we explore why human feedback remains crucial despite the growing presence of AI.Andre shares a personal story about how feedback from his mentor, Chris, shaped his reliability and integrity, demonstrating the profound impact of human connection. Jules adds a fascinating twist

Only 37% of salespeople consistently meet their targets. In this episode, we uncover the surprising science behind what’s really holding the rest back, and why fear, not skill, is often the biggest obstacle to success.

Seattle’s job market in October 2025 remains active but shows clear signs of cooling aligned with broader national trends. According to the Washington Employment Security Department, Seattle’s unemployment rate is currently 4.5 percent, matching the statewide figure and reflecting neither major improvement nor significant decline over the past several months. This statistic, however, comes as federally sourced and certain local jobs data are delayed by the ongoing government shutdown, which

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In this episode of the Vision of Victory podcast, Luke continues the wellbeing series by exploring a powerful and often uncomfortable ingredient of true connection: vulnerability. Building on last week’s conversation about connection, this episode dives into why being real—letting down our guard and allowing others to truly see us—is essential for meaningful relationships and emotional health. Luke shares honest reflections on how easy it is to live behind walls of safety or image, and how th...

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Miami's job market in 2025 reflects a complex landscape shaped by economic headwinds and sectoral shifts. The National Association for Business Economics reports that while the U.S. economy is expected to grow 1.8 percent in 2025, job growth nationwide has slowed considerably, with employers adding an average of around 75,000 jobs monthly from January to August. This deceleration is evident in Miami, where the labor market faces pressures from rising inflation and cooling hiring activity.The Bureau

Miami's job market in late 2025 shows a mixed but dynamic landscape as the city continues to evolve with national and regional trends. The Miami-Miami Beach-Kendall area has maintained one of the lowest unemployment rates in major U.S. divisions at 2.9 percent in August, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This puts Miami well below the national non-seasonally adjusted average which hovered around 4.5 percent. Nonfarm payrolls in Miami have remained stable, with only modest changes compared

The Los Angeles job market in October 2025 is showing clear signs of fragility and transition. Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics reveals that the Los Angeles-Long Beach-Glendale area leads major metro divisions with an unemployment rate of 6.3 percent as of August, noticeably above the national average of 4.3 percent and also above the California statewide average of 5.5 percent. Long-term unemployment continues to rise, with about a quarter of those without work in the region jobless for

The Houston job market remains robust, reflecting steady economic activity in one of the nation’s largest metro areas. According to Indeed, Houston lists over 13,000 available jobs spanning healthcare, logistics, technology, energy, hospitality, and retail. Major employers include energy giants like Occidental Petroleum, logistics firms such as Sysco, and large healthcare systems. Core industries driving Houston’s economy are energy, petrochemicals, manufacturing, logistics, finance, and healthcare,

Denver’s job market in October 2025 reflects a city in transition, marked by both headwinds and areas of opportunity. The employment landscape has become challenging with a persistently high unemployment rate, as reported by multiple local commentators—one thread even characterizing it as the worst in the country this year and noting that both employers and jobseekers are feeling squeezed by local expenses and regulatory hurdles. According to the Colorado Sun, the state’s shifting demographics and

Detroit’s job market in October 2025 shows slow improvement but remains complex and mixed. According to the National Association for Business Economics as reported by CBS News, U.S. employers added around 75,000 jobs monthly from January to August this year, but that momentum has been fragile and is lowering, with layoffs and long-term unemployment increasing. Michigan accounted for close to 9,000 job losses over a recent period, prompting calls for a more diversified economy. The Detroit

Salt Lake City’s job market continues to show notable growth, with a robust employment landscape characterized by low unemployment and a dynamic mix of industries. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, as of late 2025, the Salt Lake City metropolitan area unemployment rate remains below the national average, typically holding steady around 2.8 to 3.0 percent in recent months, reflecting strong job availability and a competitive workforce environment. The city benefits from a diversified

The Dallas-Fort Worth job market in fall 2025 is robust and diverse, anchored by significant employment opportunities across sectors like technology, healthcare, logistics, aviation, and professional services. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metro area accounts for one of the largest employment centers in the nation, adding tens of thousands of jobs annually and maintaining an unemployment rate close to 3.9 percent, which is below the national

Raleigh-Durham stands out as one of the top-performing metros in the Southeast job market, known for rapid tech expansion, life sciences growth, and a robust professional and business services sector. According to CBRE, more than 10,000 new tech jobs were created in the Raleigh-Durham area from 2021 to 2024, representing a 7.2 percent growth rate. JLL and the North Carolina Biotechnology Center highlight that North Carolina, with Raleigh-Durham as its anchor, was ranked as the nation’s second