What if you achieve everything you thought you wanted in your career, and still find yourself wondering if that's really all there is? Former Vertex CEO Jeff Westphal joins host J.R. Lowry to discuss how you can build a Work Life Worth Living when traditional status isn't enough. Jeff Westphal spent two decades as CEO of Vertex, helping grow the company from roughly 75 employees to more than 1,000 and increasing its value fortyfold. Along the way, he started asking deeper questions about purpose and

Therapists spend a lot of time encouraging clients to slow down, practice mindfulness, and become more aware of what they need—but practicing those same things in our own lives can be much harder. In this episode, Gordon talks with Debi Trent Brown about mindfulness beyond meditation, the importance of creating small moments of joy, and what it means to live more authentically. They explore how the "rules" we pick up from family, culture, and society can quietly shape our choices, why pausing before

"If your goal is to feel completed by success, it's gonna get worse and worse the more successful you get." Comedian and former SNL writer Rosebud Baker joins Maryam for a conversation that goes everywhere — sobriety, motherhood after IVF and miscarriage, growing up the granddaughter of Secretary of State James Baker, and a surprise divorce announcement that even Maryam wasn't expecting. Rosebud talks candidly about learning to operate outside of chaos, what burnout actually feels like once y...

StrengthsFinder 2.0 author Tom Rath on why the hunt for purpose makes people anxious, and the questions he asks instead. His new book is named after it: What's the Point?You've been told to find your purpose since high school. You're still waiting for it to show up. The word is the problem. Most of us hear it and tense up, as if purpose has to descend from the heavens on a sunny day every ten years. Tom's books have sold more than 10 million copies. Five months before his newest book

You have an amazing person on your team, you want to keep them, and suddenly you find yourself promising a future role before you know whether the business actually needs it. We've been there.In this episode, we're kicking off our PATH framework for creating growth opportunities without prematurely promoting people into roles that aren't right for them or your business. We start with P: Picture the Business. Before attaching someone's name to a future role, we share six questions to

Supply Chain Management is critical for field serviceengineers.Global politics, trade wars, real wars, and conflicts, allimpact the ability of service and installation operations to function successfully. We recently interviewed Matthew GuyGallardo who is a Global Spare Parts Planner at CooperSurgical on The Field EngineerPodcast. In 2024 Charlie Apps interviewed RosemaryCoates for The Field Engineer Podcast to discuss global supply chains, SCM, reshoring, and the aftermath of the Covid pandemic.Two

What if the thing you’re trying hardest to hide as a speaker is actually the thing that could make you unforgettable? The most compelling presenters don’t simply deliver a message; they find the courage to communicate it in a way that is unmistakably their own.Author, performer, and professor Paul Gordon sits down with Rob to explore what it means to embrace your own “punk,” Paul’s word for the unique qualities that make you who you are. Drawing from an extraordinary career that includes performing

EP 3233 Mass-submitting resumes to public job postings guarantees your application lands straight into an automated HR black hole. Up to 85% of high-value roles are filled through direct search and internal referrals long before an opening goes public. This breakdown hands you the exact inbound framework to position your profile for LinkedIn’s semantic algorithm, bypass corporate gatekeepers, and turn hiring managers into inbound leads.00:00 Stop Applying to Black Holes: The Inbound LinkedIn

How To Build An AI-Native Firm That Beats Firms 4x Its Size.Firm Leaders Summit, Nov 16 to 18, free live sessions: https://firm-leaders-and-owners-recruiting-summit-2026.heysummit.com/ Atlas, the CRMx built for recruiters: https://recruitwithatlas.com/ Alex Papageorge is back. Since his last appearance the idea he was duct-taping together with n8n, Clay, and OpenAI has become a fully built recruiting firm running on Azure, with three AI agents named Donna, Sunny, and Mina sitting on Mac

In this episode of HVAC Know It All, host Gary McCreadie speaks with Matt Showers, a commercial-industrial HVAC professional and the host of Trade Therapy Podcast, about the effects of compulsive screen time, gaming, and other obsessive behaviors on family life. They discuss recognizing a problem, confronting the consequences of addiction, setting boundaries, and taking the first step toward getting help. Matt shares how gaming became an ongoing problem during his marriage and why an ultimatum from

Essential Tech Every Truck Driver Needs in 2026 What tools, apps, and hardware are actually making a difference on the highway this year? In this episode of The Lead Pedal Podcast, we dive into the must-have technology for commercial truck drivers navigating the roads in 2026. From advanced fleet management systems and next-gen ELDs to smart navigation, maintenance trackers, and in-cab connectivity, we break down what is worth your investment. Whether you are an owner-operator looking to streamline

Rickie De Sole is the editor of Air Mail’s style-and-fashion publication, Dress Code. De Sole started her career as a fashion assistant at Vanity Fair. After that, she moved into public relations at Prada, where she worked from 2007 to 2010. De Sole then returned to the world of fashion media at Vogue as a market editor, working her way up to accessories director. After, De Sole went to W Magazine, eventually becoming the fashion director before transitioning back to Vogue. There, she eventually

You can build a successful career by playing it safe, but you rarely build something great that way. We sit down with Larry Kasanoff, veteran movie producer and former studio head whose credits include Platoon, Terminator 2, True Lies, and the Mortal Kombat franchise. Larry has raised over a billion dollars for film projects and takes us behind the scenes of how movies actually get financed, how producers get paid, and what it really takes to put a Hollywood deal together. We also talk about ...

Rachael Doukas, MBA, is the founder of Reinstate Labs, helping business owners reinstate, verify, and optimize their Google Business Profiles so they can get back to growing their business. Top 3 Value Bombs 1. Growth creates complexity, fix broken processes before adding people. 2. Find your Most Valuable Action, identify what creates the most value for customers and each role. 3. Don't hire your way to growth, automate and simplify before adding headcount. Reinstate Labs – Check out Rachael's

Episode Summary: In this episode of the Western P.A. Work Injury Podcast, Attorney Michael S. Russell, with over 33 years of experience, joins host Evan Mack to discuss the intricacies of workers' compensation cases in Pennsylvania. They delve into the typical timeline of a workers' compensation claim, from filing to resolution, and the factors that can accelerate or delay the process. Michael emphasizes the importance of setting realistic expectations for clients, explaining that cases often take

Advertising SponsorThis episode is brought to you by Cropster, technology built by coffee people to help coffee businesses manage more of their workflow, from contracts and costs to inventory, roasting, quality control, fulfillment, and café intelligence. Learn more at: https://hubs.la/Q04w4bKG0 Episode DescriptionThis is part 1 of a new 5-part series on The Daily Coffee Pro Podcast by Map It Forward, hosted by Lee Safar. Our guest on the podcast for this series is Oscar Montoya, a data scientist,

Practice isn’t always the problem. Sometimes students do practice, but they don’t know how to practice effectively. In this episode, we explore three common practice problems: not repeating things enough, not listening critically to their playing, and practicing without a clear goal.We’ll break down a simple four-phase approach to building better practice habits—from following a checklist and repeating tasks, to using practice strategies, Pomodoro breaks, and interleaved practice. Plus, we’ll look

Being laid off from a legal job can create a lot of anxiety, financial and otherwise. If you’ve been laid off, you’re worried that a layoff might be coming, or you’ve been through one in the past, there are very real practical concerns that come with losing your job. We all have bills, we all need to be responsible adults, and sometimes getting another job practicing law is the choice that makes sense.The question is whether you actually want another legal job or whether you’re looking for one

I break down why the leadership playbook was built for someone who isn't us, and why leaning into how women actually lead is your biggest competitive advantage. Weekly newsletter: morewomenpromoted.com/newsletter When you picture a leader, who comes to mind? For most of us, it's an image shaped by decades of one type of person being in charge, and that person built the whole playbook. Executive presence. Be more assertive. Project more confidence. So much of the feedback women get is really j...

Episode Summary: In this episode of Guardians of Innovation, host Sean O'Connor sits down with Robert Cerasa, a registered patent agent at LoTempio Law, to discuss the intricacies of the patent process for first-time inventors. Robert highlights common pitfalls such as rushing into filing without a fully fleshed-out idea, the risks of public disclosure before filing, and the importance of thorough prior art research. He explains how these early missteps can lead to significant challenges later,