Career and Job transition – The Mentors Radio

In this legacy episode, Host Tom Loarie talks with Jim Horan, who sadly passed away in 2019. Jim founded the One Page Business Plan company after nearly two decades in senior level financial positions with Shaklee Corporation and Bayer Pharmaceuticals. His mission was to create transformative change in the business and non-profit worlds. His book, which was published in 1998, sold millions of copies worldwide and has been translated into several languages. It has been one of the best-selling business books on Amazon ever since.

Over the past 25 years, his company has helped thousands of businesses achieve sustainable cash flow and profit growth. He regularly addressed audiences across the North America, helping business owners and CEOs systematically make their business is more profitable. It is a privilege to bring you this exclusive interview with Jim Horan.

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In today’s episode, The Mentors Radio Host Tom Loarie talks with our guest mentor today, Rob Barnett. After a career in broadcasting that included serving as president of radio programing for CBS, Barnett transitioned to become a top executive search professional who has helped many hundreds of individuals find a job they love. His powerful and practical book, Next Job, Best Job, provides a guide for anyone facing a career transition.

Yes, losing your job can be devastating. Nearly everyone has had to go through it at least once in their life, even top CEOs.

It results in a sudden change to your life, your relationships and your identity, and in today’s fast-changing work environment, it can be downright scary. Years ago, we could expect to change jobs three to six times in our life.

Now, young adults can expect not just to change jobs, but to change careers, three to six times, due to the structural changes that are underway now. Not to mention the structural changes over the past 20 years—in cable, in print media, transportation and more, in addition to the changes due and coming as a result of Covid. Our guest mentor today, Rob Barnett, has real-time solutions that have helped everyone with whom he’s worked. These solutions can help you or someone you know, too!

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HAVE YOU EVER MISSED AN OPPORTUNITY IN BUSINESS OR LIFE BECAUSE YOU MISSED READING THE TEA LEAVES? In this episode, The Mentors Radio host Tom Loarie talks with two well-known Deloitte strategy experts Steven Goldbach and Geoff Tuff on how to recognize and seize opportunity in the face of uncertainty. In their work with many companies over the years, Steven and Geoff have developed great insights on missing opportunities in business — and life — by acting tentatively in the face of uncertainty instead of taking action. There is so much more to this very dynamic, important and insightful “mentoring.” Show notes and more will be posted after the show broadcast on Saturday, including a podcast of the radio broadcast. Never miss an episode by subscribing here.

In this episode, The Mentors Host Tom Loarie talks with financial executive Jim Horan on his creation of a One-Page Business Plan. After two decades in senior financial positions with Shaklee Corporation and Bayer Pharmaceuticals, Horan launched The One Page Business Plan Company that has helped literally thousands of businesses achieve sustainable cash flow and profit growth. If you’re an entrepreneur, or you’re someone who wants to keep it simple, this show is for you! Find Show Notes here. Listen to radio podcast below. You can also subscribe to the show podcast on ANY platform — here.

In this episode, host Tom Loarie talks with Broadcast Hall of Famer Eric Rhoads and how he followed his passion to create one of the fastest growing media companies in the U.S… Tom and Eric met in a local, off-hours oil painting class years ago and kept in touch. Rhoads’ remarkable journey to launch and grow Streamline Publishing Inc, and his foray from radio into fine art media, is fascinating. More than that, its raw and real… and can be imitated by anyone who has the guts to follow his or her ethical passions in life and business. Find show notes here. The show will be posted after Saturday’s live air broadcast. Sign up here to never miss a show… it’s FREE!

In this episode, Joel Manby, former CEO of SeaWorld, talks with The Mentors Radio Host Tom Loarie about Seven Timeless Principles that can make keep you steady and your business moving forward no matter what. Author of the book LOVE WORKS: Seven Timeless Principles for Effective Leaders, Manby currently runs an organization of the same name which is dedicated to mentoring others in servant leadership and in principles and habits that literally transform corporate and nonprofit cultures and organizations for the good.

Manby’s leadership philosophy evolved while an executive at Saab, then as CEO of Herschend Family Enterprises (a privately owned themed entertainment company), and finally as CEO of SeaWorld. Find Show Notes here. Listen to the radio podcast below. Sign up for FREE radio podcasts here.

Join Host Tom Loarie this Saturday as our Guest Bruce Greyson M.D., the doctor renowned as being “The Father of Near-Death Experience Research” and the author of AFTER, shares his insights from 45 years of extensive Near-Death Experience (NDE) research and what this research and his findings tell us about life and beyond.

Dr. Greyson is Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry and Neurobehavioral Sciences at the University of Virginia. He is also the co-founder of The International Association for Near Death Studies, the author of the book AFTER (mentioned above) and co-editor of The Handbook of Near-Death Experiences.

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In today’s episode, Host Tom Loarie talks with guest mentor Clint Severson about the hard-won secrets he learned as he turned around a publicly traded company that was in a death spiral, bleeding cash and failing fast. The former CEO of Abaxia is down-to-earth and inspiring. And thanks to his clear vision, creative thinking and relentless perseverance he parlayed disaster into a $2 billion acquisition down the road. You can use his principles to do the same in your own business!

Clint shares his thought process, how he built a high-performance team in the challenging field of healthcare diagnostics. He talks about how he focused on company culture and well-crafted compensation programs that transformed the failing company into an empowered team.

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In this episode, Host Tom Loarie, the pioneering CEO of Bryologyx, talks with Award-winning Entrepreneur and Mentor Sabrina Horn. With only $500 in her pocket and five years of work experience, Sabrina founded Horn Group, a public relations firm that for a quarter century, advised thousands of executives and their companies—from the hottest startups to the Fortune 500. She was one of few female CEOs in Silicon Valley in the early 1990s. Sabrina has learned over the course of her career that INTEGRITY IS NOT OPTIONAL… and she not only lives this principle, but seamlessly integrates it into everything she does, including her work mentoring start-up founders and others. Sabrina’s new book, MAKE IT, DON’T FAKE IT, highlights the “why” and “how” behind the truth that authenticity is CRITICAL for true success in life.

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On today’s episode, our three initial Mentors — Founding Hosts of THE MENTORS RADIO program — talk about WHY we launched this radio program, their three unique backgrounds and journeys as CEOs, the importance of mentorship in their very successful careers, and why each of them continue to put Ethics and People First in everything they do. You’ll also learn some of their biggest challenges and how they endured, their individual recipes for success in ANY endeavor, and why they have mentored others throughout their careers and continue to do so on this program. Find Show Notes here… Listen below to the radio podcast (posted after the first broadcast airing on Saturday morning) … and BEST YET, Sign up for our FREE podcast and never miss an episode!!