In the conclusion of Kathleen's conversation with Jack Daly, the best-selling author and speaker, Jack shares how he’s inspired leaders to help employees fulfill their bucket lists and how he created his first life design when he was a teenager.

This week, Kathleen welcomes best-selling author, in-demand speaker, and inspirational sales trainer, Jack Daly to the podcast. Jack has built and sold multiple companies over the course of his dynamic 30-year career and has been recognized as an expert in sales and sales management. In part one, Jack shares the importance of being 'different' and why he started selling potholders when he was just 7 years old.

In the conclusion of Kathleen's conversation with Clint Pulver, the “Undercover Millennial”, Clint shares the impact his parents have had on his career and why managers need to care more deeply.

Kathleen welcomes Clint Pulver to the podcast. Clint is a keynote speaker, workforce expert, and leading authority on employee retention. He’s also the author of I Love It Here: How Great Leaders Create Organizations Their People Never Want to Leave. Clint talks about what he’s learned as the “Undercover Millennial” and the major differences between mentorship and management.

In the conclusion of Kathleen's conversation with Harvard Business School Professor, Ranjay Gulati, the author of Deep Purpose, Ranjay shares what leaders need to ask themselves when it comes to attracting the RIGHT talent.

Kathleen welcomes Ranjay Gulati to Dare to Care in the Workplace. Ranjay is a Harvard Business School Professor and the author of six best-selling books on the subject of strategy, organizational effectiveness, and leadership in organizations. His latest book, Deep Purpose: The Heart and Soul of High-Performance Companies, is available now. In part one, Ranjay talks about why 'purpose' is good for business and why we should cut everybody (including leaders) a break.

In the conclusion of Kathleen's talk with best-selling author and business scientist, Curt Coffman, Curt shares some tips on how organizations can better handle performance issues and what can companies do to show trust in their employees.

Kathleen welcomes Curt Coffman to the podcast. Curt is a best-selling author, researcher, business scientist, and consultant with more than 30 years in the science of high-performance cultures. In part one, Curt shares the two key predictors of The Great Resignation, the importance of the mission and the purpose of one's job, and the proper ways to use people's talents.

In the conclusion of Kathleen's conversation with bestselling author and leadership development architect Susan Scott, Susan breaks down what makes a fierce conversation and why a difficult discussion requires a true presence.

On this episode of Dare to Care in the Workplace, Kathleen is joined by renowned leadership development architect and the bestselling author of Fierce Conversations, Susan Scott. In part one, Susan shares why she built a brand on the word 'Fierce', how her company helps transform organizations, and why she was inspired to write her latest book, Fierce Love.