Our guest this week on the pod is Justin Ponder. Justin is a professor of African American Studies and Ethnic Studies. He is also an instructor who teaches a certificate program on diversity, equity, and inclusion through the University of Wisconsin School of Business's Center for Professional and Executive Development. He is also Chief Information Officer with Uplifting Impact, a DEI firm that provides services in consulting, training, and coaching.  

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Uplifting Impact site

• Uplifting Impact Summit

• Uplifting Impact podcast

• Selah's Bridge Book

• Center for Professional and Executive Development

• The Awarepreneurs Community

• Paul's coaching site

Our guest this week on the pod is Dennis Consorte.  Dennis is the Founder of Consorte Marketing and is a Digital Marketing & Small Business Expert at Digital.com.  He has been in the internet marketing space for almost 20 years.

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• The Great Resignation 2021 article
• Digital.com site
• 1and1 Life site
• Consorte Marketing site
• Dennis on Linked In
• The Podcast Success Team
• Paul's coaching site

Our guest this week on the pod is JBthaGreat. JB is the chairman of JBthaGreat International and Founder & CEO of Next Level Mastermind.  He has worked as a business consultant and advisor with major brands, small businesses, celebrities, politicians, and non-profit organizations.

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• JB on Instagram

• Next Level Mastermind site

• The Podcast Success Team

• Paul's coaching site

Our guest on the pod this week is Ivelyse Andino. Ivelyse is an Afro-Latina health equity innovator born and raised in The Bronx. She is the founder and CEO of Radical Health and a Commissioner on the New York City Commission on Gender Equity.

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Radical Health site

• Restorative Circles for Health

• Forbes article on Ivelyse

• Warsha Joshi episode

• The Podcast Success Team

• Paul's coaching site

On the pod this week, Awarepreneurs CEO and founder Paul Zelizer shares some thoughts on climate change and social entrepreneurship after the recent "Code Red" report.  Specifically, Paul goes into the 3 key areas that social entrepreneurs can actually contribute to moving the climate needle in a positive direction and how we can maintain our sense of optimism and resiliency while we do this work. 

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• The Opposite of Positive Toxicity article

• Man's Search for Meaning book
• The Librarian of Auschwitz book
• Gretta Thornberg on fast fashion
• UN-17 coworking space
• The UN Sustainable Development Goals
• Paul's business coaching

Our guest on the pod this week is Warsha Joshi.  Warsha is a business mentor to founder CEO's and is driven by a relentless passion for enabling entrepreneurs to achieve their goals.  She is also the Co-Creator - with her husband Evan LeClus - of Dare to Scale, an ecosystem for entrepreneurs scaling their businesses. 

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Essentialism book
• Company of One book
• Platinum VA site
• Dare to Scale site
• Dare to Scale book
• The Podcast Success Team
• Paul's coaching site

Our guest on the pod this week is Jennifer Briggs.  Jennifer was the lead cultural steward for New Belgium Brewing as the VP of Human Resources.  She sheparded the company through multiple growth stages - growing from a regional brewery to an employee owned national brand with 800 employees.

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• The Joy of Movement book

• The Beyster Institute site

• We The Owners documentary

• The Podcast Success Team

• Paul's social entrepreneurs coaching site

Our guest on the pod this week is Gerald Moore.  Gerald is the founder of Mission Fulfilled 2030, a social enterprise working to engage 100,000 Black boys in technology careers.

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Mission Fulfilled 2030 site

• Tech School for Black Boys

• Motivate Black Boys book

• The Podcast Success Team

• Paul's business coaching site

On the pod this week, Awarepreneurs CEO and founder Paul Zelizer shares some thoughts on burnout and how to make your way through it back to a wholehearted and vital relationship with your business.  Specifically, Paul goes into the 4 areas that social entrepreneurs who are experiencing some degree of burnout can explore to identify exactly what's leading to your exhaustion and what you can do to change it. 

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• David Whyte: Mid-life & the Great Unknown

• Paul's business coaching

Our guest on the pod this week is Day Schildkret.  Day is internationally know for Morning Altars and has inspired thousands of people of all ages across the globe to be aware with impermanent earth art.  Buzz Feed calls Morning Altars, "a celebration of nature and life."  Morning Altars workshops have been taught at Google, the 9/11 Memorial Plaza, the Wisdom 2.0 Conference and many others. 

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Morning Altars site

• Morning Altars on Instagram

• Teacher Training Progam

• Morning Altars book

• The Podcast Success Team

• Paul's business coaching site