Live Q&A from Career Cravings Live: Real Questions, Raw Answers This one’s personal, powerful, and completely unfiltered. In this live Q&A recording from Career Cravings Live, I invited two incredible guest speakers to join me on stage—and what followed blew us away. The questions were honest, vulnerable, and deeply relatable. Whether you’re navigating a career pivot, rebuilding confidence, or trying to figure out your next step, you’ll hear something in this episode that speaks direc...

Radhika Vekaria is a GRAMMY® nominated, award-winning multi-instrumentalist and sensory artist who fuses her British, East African and Indian heritage to create transcendent music. Renowned for her evocative Sanskrit mantras, Radhika leads listeners on transformative healing journeys while pushing the boundaries of how sacred music can be experienced. The first mantra artist to perform at SXSW in 2022, Radhika is an innovator and conveyor of timeless wisdom through music. She has all c...

Maite Junco, now Senior Vice Chancellor at CUNY, reflects on her years as a reporter, on campaigns, and as a government staffer — from the New York Daily News to the Clinton ’92 presidential campaign to advising Letitia James’ historic campaign for New York Attorney General. She dives into what it takes to lead, navigate crises, and build a career in public service.

SummaryIn this engaging conversation, Tam Luc interviews marketing strategist Sally Shahin, who shares her journey from the jewelry industry to becoming a successful business and marketing coach. Sally discusses her approach to helping entrepreneurs identify their unique selling propositions, navigate their business strategies, and achieve significant transformations. The conversation highlights the evolution of her coaching business, the importance of balancing client delivery with personal

In this episode of the Work It Like a Mum podcast, we sit down with career and leadership coach Kate Rainford-Foakes, who specialises in helping women navigate career transitions, especially those moving from entrepreneurship back into employment or exploring new directions. Whether you’ve stepped away from a business, are craving more stability, or simply wondering “what’s next?”, Kate shares practical, encouraging advice for rediscovering your professional identity, reframing your story, an...

Cash flow pressure. Every business owner faces it, whether you've been in the game for three months or three years. That familiar tightening in your chest when a client delays payment, or the sinking feeling when you glance at next month's calendar and notice it's looking sparse. We've all been there.Whilst it might feel like the end of the world, it's actually an opportunity in disguise. With a strategic approach, cash flow pressure can become a powerful catalyst for growth. In this episode, I talk

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...

In this episode of the SpeakersU Podcast, James Taylor and Maria Franzoni dive into one of the biggest decisions every professional speaker faces — whether or not to write a book. With reading habits changing and attention spans shrinking, is publishing still worth it? Maria shares what she learned from writing The Bookability Formula, including how a book clarifies your thinking, protects your IP, and raises your authority. James discusses his upcoming SuperCreativity book, why he waited five years

This episode is half Halloween chaos, half serious kitchen-table mentorship talk — with a little FD candy in between.🎃 Costumes? Check.😷 Smelling like sweaty Cheetos? Sadly, also check.💥 Real firehouse talk about mentorship, generational shifts, and showing up for your crew? Absolutely.We pick up where Episode 129 left off — answering listener comments, tackling social media backlash, and diving deep into what mentorship really means in today’s fire service.💬 In This Episode:🎃 Halloween

Share your thoughts 🖤 In this episode of The Hungry Creative Podcast, Mo' sits down with Oyinkansola Adeboye, Head of Brand & Marketing at Zedcrest Group, to unpack what it really takes to build a meaningful career as a Gen Z professional in today’s fast-changing world. Oyinkan shares her journey from being one of the youngest voices in boardrooms to becoming a respected leader in finance and brand communications, all as a 20+ year old. She talks about building confidence early in your

🎙️Passion vs. Opportunity: What Really Drives Career Success?What matters more for career success… passion or opportunity? In this episode of Hire Expectations, we unpack one of the biggest career debates in today’s evolving job market.Join Kelly and Kerri as they explore how career development has changed and why the path to professional growth isn’t as linear as it once was. From recruitment insights to real-world hiring strategies, this episode dives into how job seekers and employers alike can

How do you become a cybersecurity expert? While at Cybersecurity Intersection in Orlando, Richard chatted with Paula Januszkiewicz about her career in cybersecurity. Paula talks about insatiable curiosity to understand how things work the way they do - why an exploit happens and following the twists and turns that lead to root cause and permanent solutions. The conversation delves into the balance between education and experience, the types of work available in cybersecurity, and pursuing your

In this episode, I’m sharing what I’ve been learning firsthand as I declutter and prepare for the upcoming sale of our house, and how this process has completely reshaped the way I think about freedom, finances, and fulfillment. I’ve realized how much the things we own can quietly drain our time, energy, and even money.I’ll cover somehelpfuldecluttering principles that my husband and I have recently implemented as we gradually move toward a more minimalistic lifestyle, including the 20/20

The future of estate agency is already here — and it’s powered by AI. In this episode, we speak with Mark Burgess, CEO of Iceberg Digital, author, keynote speaker, and leading voice in estate agency innovation. From predictive analytics to custom-trained AI assistants, Mark explains how smart agents are gaining an unfair advantage using tech that’s already available. You’ll learn: •What AI actually means for estate agents •How platforms like Lifecycle and Uzair can increase efficiency and c...

Let's be honest...waiting until you feel "ready" to make a career move is like waiting for the perfect weather to start exercising. It's never going to happen, and meanwhile, everyone else is getting ahead.This week, we're diving deep into why learning isn't just nice-to-have anymore - it's career insurance. Our guest Andrea Clark has spent her career helping people adapt fast, and she doesn't believe in waiting until you're ready to grow. From recognizing when that "mutual value exchange" with your

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,

In this episode, we tackle the all-too-familiar “buffet” approach to time—why piling your schedule high with every request isn’t sustainable, and how to protect your energy for what really matters. The host shares practical strategies for setting boundaries, having trade-off conversations, and making your time more impactful—especially for women leaders prone to overcommitting.[00:01:02]– Connecting the buffet analogy to overstuffed workloads at work[00:01:46]– Why September is a peak "just a quick

The myth that introverts don't need people is one of the most harmful falsehoods out there, and I'm calling poppycock on it. We introverts may crave solitude, but we also long for meaningful connection, the kind that nourishes our soul rather than drains our energy. In this episode, I explore how intentional interactions can help us deepen relationships without betraying our quiet nature. From understanding Charles Duhigg's three types of conversation to choosing who belongs in our realm, court or

This week, we’re joined by the brilliant Glenn, Founder of DEN Loungewear — and a true retail all-rounder who’s spent years shaping menswear for some of the UK’s biggest high-street names, including Primark, Arcadia, and Next. Glenn’s story begins where so many retail careers do on the shop floor. Starting as a sales assistant at Topman, he quickly caught the buying bug and made the move to head office, where he built a career defined by creativity, commercial instinct, and an eye for great p...