In this episode I speak with Cynthia Johnson, entrepreneur, Co-Founder, Bell+Ivy, personal and employee branding firm and author of: “Platform: The Art and Science of Personal Branding,” whose wakeup up call was being home schooled and developing a laser focus on what is most important and identify trends many years before their time. https://www.bellivy.com/our-team/cynthia-johnson
In this episode I speak with Cynthia Johnson, entrepreneur, Co-Founder, Bell+Ivy, personal and employee branding firm and author of: “Platform: The Art and Science of Personal Branding,” whose wakeup up call was being home schooled and developing a laser focus on what is most important and identify trends many years before their time. https://www.bellivy.com/our-team/cynthia-johnson
In this episode I speak with the Founder of the Admired Leadership Institute, Dr. Randall Stutman, whose wakeup call was learning the singular quality of the best leaders is how widely they are admired. https://admiredleadership.com/
In this episode I speak with the Founder of the Admired Leadership Institute, Dr. Randall Stutman, whose wakeup call was learning the singular quality of the best leaders is how widely they are admired. https://admiredleadership.com/
In this episode I speak to Ken Sterling, Executive VP at BigSpeak whose wakeup call was to go from being homeless with his mother as a young child and to be appreciative of and practice kindness in the world. https://www.bigspeak.com/team/sterling-ken/
In this episode I speak to former CEO of a billion dollar company, Thomas Vozzos, author of: “The Homeboy Way: A Radical Approach to Business and Life,” who became Homeboy Industries first-ever CEO in 2012 whose wakeup call was realizing how little corporate America truly cared about anyone other than shareholders and thinking there must be something more fulfilling and discovering the magic that is Homeboy Industries, the largest and most successful gang intervention, rehabilitation and re-entry program in the world (if you visit Los Angeles, you must visit and take one of their tours). https://homeboyindustries.org/
In this episode I speak to former CEO of a billion dollar company, Thomas Vozzos, author of: “The Homeboy Way: A Radical Approach to Business and Life,” who became Homeboy Industries first-ever CEO in 2012 whose wakeup call was realizing how little corporate America truly cared about anyone other than shareholders and thinking there must be something more fulfilling and discovering the magic that is Homeboy Industries, the largest and most successful gang intervention, rehabilitation and re-entry program in the world (if you visit Los Angeles, you must visit and take one of their tours). https://homeboyindustries.org/
In this episode I speak with Justin Zorn and Leigh Marz, co-authors of, “GOLDEN: The Power of Silence in a World of Noise,” whose wakeup calls were discovering the power of mindfulness, meditation and silence to break through logjams and obstacles that pedal to the metal energy never did. https://www.amazon.com/Golden-Power-Silence-World-Noise-ebook/dp/B09CPZZSPS
In this episode I speak with Brian Elliott, Executive Leader, and Sheela Subramanian, Vice President and Co-founder of Future Forum and co-authors of: “How The Future Works: Leading Flexible Teams to Do the Best Work of Their Lives,” whose wakeup call was realizing how leaders need to adapt to the needs of their people if they want to win the battle for talent and succeed in their future. https://futureforum.com/
In this episode I speak with Brian Elliott, Executive Leader, and Sheela Subramanian, Vice President and Co-founder of Future Forum and co-authors of: “How The Future Works: Leading Flexible Teams to Do the Best Work of Their Lives,” whose wakeup call was realizing how leaders need to adapt to the needs of their people if they want to win the battle for talent and succeed in their future. https://futureforum.com/
