David Glass, author of Moving On, has worked both as a therapist and a divorce attorney in a career spanning more than two decades and what we talk about in this episode is ...

Elizabeth Hale, the author of Protect Your Profit—Five Accounting Mistakes and How to Avoid Them, is here to help you, because you could be failing to pay attention to the factors in your ...

All of us deal with trauma—or as Jeff likes to call it, lightning bolts that disrupt our lives in devastating ways. But no matter what you’re facing, Jeff Kuhn, author of Blue Sky ...

Dr. Jack Cochran, the author of Healer, Leader, Partner has been repeatedly named on Modern Healthcare’s list of influential physician executives. He worked extensively with national health policy development, including working with the ...

All too often, the relationships between chairpersons and CEOs are filled with tension that affects the entire organization. If you want to create a more productive atmosphere, senior leaders need to identify the ...

No one likes talking about death. No one likes talking about taxes or financial planning. But so many smart, well educated women are blindsided when unexpected curve balls in life throw their personal ...

Alex Barseghian is the author of Localmotion and the group vice president of sales and marketing for United States retail at Black Hawk Networks. He actually—true story—had to reschedule this recording of our ...

Now, for most women, it may seem like being a home maker and climbing the corporate ladder are two mutually exclusive goals. According to Julie-Anne Lutfi, author of Diapers, Date Nights and Deadlines ...

Dr. David Smith, the author of How Successful Teams Work, earned his PhD in organizational leadership and developed his own leadership program. In this episode, we talk about how in a lot of ...

This episode really struck a chord with me, and it will very likely strike a chord with you as well. This is about what happens after you’ve reached the top of the ladder ...