In this episode I speak with Fred Dust, author of “Making Conversation: Seven Essential Elements of Meaningful Communication,” Senior Advisor to the Rockefeller Foundation on Global Pandemic Prevention and Response and former Global Managing Director at IDEO, whose wakeup call was watching his mom who was one of the best listeners cope with a stroke at a young age to continue to try to do that.
In this episode I speak with Nankhonde Kasonde-van den Broek, development activist, entrepreneur and Marshall Goldsmith 50 Global Leading Coach on her wakeup call realizing that focusing on pure achievement was preventing her from personally growing. http://khondezambia.com
In this episode I speak to Mitzi Perdue, environmentalist and syndicated columnist, human trafficking activist, wife of poultry magnate Frank Perdue, daughter of Ernest Henderson, co-founder of the Sheraton Hotel Chain, whose wakeup call was being inspired by these men to love people the way they did.
In this episode I speak with Dr. Stephen Klasko, passionate advocate for the transformation of healthcare and higher education, President and CEO of Thomas Jefferson University and Jefferson Health on his wakeup call of taking on all the naysayers who have told him that what he wants to do is impossible.
In this episode I speak with veteran hospitality executive and legend, Mike Leven, author of, “Can’t Do It Yourself: How Commitment To Others Leads To Personal Prosperity,” whose wakeup call was realizing he had a talent at seeing possibilities others couldn’t see and empowering people to want to make them happen.
In this episode I interview Sharon Koifman, author of “Surviving Remote Work,” Founder and President of Distant Job whose wakeup call was realizing how remote working was not only the future of work, but could make workers and companies much more productive.
In this episode I speak with world renowned headshot photographer, Peter Hurley, who is also the Founder of Headshot Crew, on his wakeup call from failing at so many things, but never giving up and then discovering he had a knack with a camera, that turned into a talent, gift and now something he teaches to others around the world. http://peterhurley.com
In this episode I speak with poet, filmmaker, musician and author of “Atmosphere of Mona,” Matthew Shaw, about his wakeup in needing to observe, understand and then using multiple media to share it with the world. www.texlahoma.com
In this episode I speak with Simon Mainwaring, CEO of We First Branding and host of the Lead With We podcast about his wakeup call around the death of his dad helping him to discover his purpose and help others do the same. http://leadwithwe.com
In this episode I speak with Mike Carruthers, host of the highly ranked podcast, “Something You Should Know,” whose wakeup up call was needing to pivot from a long career in radio especially after becoming a dad to two boys later in life. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/something-you-should-know/id1150124880
