In this episode I speak with former prison doctor, Karen Gedney, M.D. author of “30 Years Behind Bars,” about trying to humanize a prison system that was against her and also surviving an assault/rape by a prisoner who was then killed by a SWAT team while she was still a captive.
In this episode I speak with “Never Eat Alone” super author, Keith Ferrazzi, about his new book, “Leading Without Authority” and his wakeup calls that led to this game changing book.
In this episode I speak with West Point Graduate, and Afghanistan and Iraq war leader, Colonel (Ret)John O’Grady , on living his purpose and serving his calling to help his soldiers give their all and keep them safe, and who now works with companies and organizations to be the best leaders possible
In this episode, author, businesswoman, and spiritual guide, Jennifer Hill reveals the wakeup call she got when someone told her how destructive she could be to people.
In this episode, I speak with Aviva Mohilner, Founder of HELD, whose wakeup call came from being in a dark no exit meaningless time to discovering the life changing and life saving power of connection.
In this episode I speak to voice trainer, opera singer, social entrepreneur, Steven Harms, about his wakeup up call at age 5 about how the unnecessary hurt and pain in the world called out to him to do something about it.
In this episode I speak with Chicken Soup for the Soul, co-founder, Mark Victor Hansen who has a wakeup call during our conversation when I tell him what a credible, good and kind person he is and a “force of nurture” as well as a “force of nature.”
In this episode I speak with Chester Elton, leading culture change thought leader, and co-author of: Leading with Gratitude, about how gratitude can bring out the best from your people and create the best life possible for you.
In this episode I speak with Kelley Earnhardt Miller, author of “Drive,” about her wakeup call realizing that people and connecting to them was more important than achievement alone.
In this episode I speak to Diana Hendel, leadership consultant and former CEO of large hospital whose wakeup call happened when a beloved employee killed two of his bosses and then himself and Diana’s journey to discovering she finally had PTSD and recovering from it.
