Hey, it’s Annemarie, hope you are keeping well. It’s been some time since I released a podcast episode. It’s been a very eventful year and I’ve been supporting my husband after he was diagnosed with cancer at the beginning of this year. I put everything on hold, including my podcasts so I could be there for him during this time.Anyway, I wanted to pop in to let you know about one of the only events I’ve been able to say yes to, in case this was something you’d be interested in attending. It’s The

In this episode of The Clive Holland Show, we dive into Awaab’s Law - a landmark change that’s set to reshape the way tradespeople, landlords, and housing professionals work across the UK.Named after two-year-old Awaab Ishak, whose tragic death in 2020 was linked to prolonged exposure to damp and mould, the law now requires social landlords to act quickly when these hazards are identified.But what does this mean for those on the tools? Clive explores both sides of the debate: the push for safer

Ever had a client say, “But I’ve still got money in the bank — how can I be broke?”We’ve all been there — sitting across from a client who’s doing their best, but can’t quite see what’s really happening in their business.In this week’s episode of The Strategic Bookkeeper Podcast, I chat with Colin Hewitt — Founder and CEO of Float software — about how we, as bookkeepers, can turn those moments of confusion into clarity and confidence.We talk about: 💡 How to explain cashflow in a way business owners

We Back for season 4, Behind the bar podcast UK, The Truth, Nothing but the Truth, Laugh at our pain.This Episode we discussing, Allergic to ice, do bartender listen and Judge, Buzz Balls, Tick Toc trends and more.Don't forget to like, Share & Subscribe to our YouTube Channel hereVideo footage comes out Every Tuesday & Audio Every Friday Ready to drink cocktails, Events and booking here

This is a quick preview of my new six-part series, Uncharted Academia — about navigating research careers in a time of transformation. Over six episodes, we’ll talk about clarity, boundaries, leadership, and redefining success in a system that’s changing for good. Interested in joining the next cohort of K to R Essentials? Join the waitlist at https://sarahdobson.co/k2r

In this episode of the Intentional Living FP Podcast, financial planners Jim Crider and Cade Grimm explore how money shapes marriage—not just through budgets, but through communication. Money isn’t only about math; it’s a language that reveals what you value most.Jim and Cade unpack how financial stress, hidden spending, and misaligned priorities can quietly erode trust—but also how intentional conversations about money can strengthen connection, clarity, and peace. You’ll hear real-life stories of

Have you ever beaten yourself up after a disappointing interview, replaying all the things you "should have" said differently? In this episode, I'm breaking down the two types of disappointment—and why one of them is completely optional suffering you're adding to yourself.Fresh off a group coaching call where disappointment kept coming up, I dive into why we think beating ourselves up will make us perform better next time (spoiler: it won't). Learn the difference between

Send us a text In this episode, Yvonne and Rafael chat with friend and colleague Rosa Royo, Director, Workers' Compensation and Loss Prevention at Miami-Dade County Public Schools. This is Rosa's second time visiting us at Deconstructing Comp. This school system is the third largest school system in the country with 450 school sites, 335,000 students and over 40,000 employees (based on most current statistics). We start off the episode talking about what each of us are doing creatively ...

Michigan has arguably one of the best Start-Up ecosystems in the country. Getting an invention turned into a successful endeavor that employs citizens is no easy feat, and it truly takes a village. Joining me to share the amazing story of MotMot, the important work they do, and the partnerships & support it took to launch - is their CEO and Co-Founder, Elliott Smith!

Jim leads the discussion Michigan’s new state-federal tax split – officially known as ‘decoupling’ – and what it means for employers and our Great Lakes State. Joining him in the discussion are:- Sean Cook, partner and tax attorney at Warner Norcross + Judd - who also spent nearly a decade as a CPA- Tyler Theile, VP, COO and Director of Public Policy at Anderson Economic Group - one of our state’s leading economics and market research firms- Randy Gross, Senior Director of Legislative Affairs and

Send us a text In this episode I discuss realities of contract training in public workforce development from my perspective.

Hi everyone, and welcome back to SCALE UP: Global Talent Strategies Deep Dive.Last week in Episode 4 – The Optionality Generation, we explored how the South reshaped what ambition looks like.From Atlanta’s financial foundation, to Texas’s scale mindset, to Philadelphia’s sense of purpose, we met a generation that’s no longer chasing the perfect job — they’re engineering freedom.We followed Tasha Williams, a Georgia Tech grad who turned down multiple $200 K+ offers in San Francisco for a $140 K role

For the first time, MBAs from three European business schools have raised the most money for their startups

In episode 110 of This Week in Quality, co-hosts Simon Tomes and Demi Van Malcot host a spooky Halloween special filled with ghostly bug stories from across the MoTaverse. The episode opens with a chilling introduction from the “digital graveyard” before diving into community tales of fright and fun. From “Wrong branch deployed to production on a Friday” to “It worked on my machine,” testers share their creepiest and most relatable quality nightmares.On stage, Judy Mosley tells of a haunting MUI

Sarah Anderson, Global Economic Policy Director at the Institute for Policy Studies, joined the America's Work Force Union Podcast to discuss IPS's latest report on CEO compensation at America's largest low-wage employers.Elliot Encarnacion, Governor of the American Guild of Musical Artists, and Martha Kinsella, Regional Director and Counsel for the guild, joined the America's Work Force Union Podcast to discuss a newly ratified three-year collective bargaining agreement with Musica Sacra.

Last week, we were introduced to the Mr. Clean of driveaway as we welcomed Alonzo Johnson to the show. But, clean inspections aren’t his only specialty. Alonzo is also a master of barbecued meats! From wings to ribs and from brisket to chops, if you’ve got a hankering for some perfectly smoked BBQ, prepare to get hungry. Alonzo shares his passion for BBQ as he rejoins the show for today’s episode. He also talks about his love for Kansas City BBQ, his family's culinary traditions, and his son's

Austin shares an important Public Service Announcement: Job boards were made to help employers, not to help you! Time Stamped Show Notes: [0:30] - On job boards, you are the product! [3:36] - Where is your time best spent? [4:17] - Spend your time on networking Want To Level Up Your Job Search? Click here to learn more about 1:1 career coaching to help you land your dream job without applying online. Check out Austin’s courses and, as a thank you for listening to the show, use the code PODC...

Karla Scipio, a nurse consultant, author, and coach dedicated to empowering women to heal from generational trauma, discusses the importance of breaking the cycle of silence within Black families and the global nature of this issue. Karla emphasizes the power of storytelling, self-reflection, and intergenerational conversations for healing and transformation. She explores topics such as the difference between surviving and thriving, the significance of self-care, and the legacy of healing that

Episode Summary Litigation is expensive, unpredictable, and often overwhelming for business leaders. In this episode of In the Courtroom and the Boardroom, Colleen McKnight breaks down the hidden and underestimated costs of litigation, explains why budgeting for a legal fight is so difficult, and shares strategies for making informed financial decisions. She highlights the key cost drivers, billing structures, and ways clients can work more efficiently with counsel to manage legal spend while

Episode 43 - Finding Freedom: The Art of Balancing Structure and Spontaneity on a Career BreakIn this episode, James and Katrina dive deep into one of the most common and misunderstood challenges people face when they finally decide to step away from work: how much structure do you actually need when you take time off?We’ve been conditioned to think freedom means doing whatever we want, whenever we want — but what happens when the complete lack of structure starts to feel overwhelming? Katrina,