Doing it Right: The Stories that Make Us

Doing it Right: The Stories that Make Us

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Doing it Right: The Stories that Make Us episodes

  • Making Beauty Simple, Smart, and with Heart - Ep.32
    Recovering from skin cancer, nationally known makeup artist Susan Posnick used her experience to develop a niche cosmetic line that is a CLEAN, healthy, mineral-based line with built-in natural sunscreen. She will tell you, “I wanted to make beauty simple for women and for it to be easy to apply sun protection throughout the day.”
    Susan’s artistry started in NY where she became the go-to makeup artist for models around the world. After moving to Dallas, Posnick began freelance work on fashion shoots, films, commercials, and music videos.
    In addition, she became Mary Kay Ash’s personal makeup artist for 18 years. In 2018, she received an award for her humanitarian efforts, receiving the My Aid Humanitarian Award at the Hofburg Palace in Vienna, Austria.

    #MaryKay #WomenEntrepreneurs #FemaleLeaders #NewBusiness #CleanBeauty #SusanPosnick
    32 min
  • "The People's Business" - Ep. 31
    Rita Bailey was with Southwest Airlines for 25 years in several leadership positions, where she helped shepherd the transition from 1,000 employees to 32,000. She also served as a Director of Southwest Airlines University, where she directed a 36-member team focused on Career Development.

    For the past 16 years, Rita has been providing strategic coaching and opportunities for entrepreneurs to connect with the people and resources they need to develop, grow, and expand their businesses, through her company Up to Something, LLC.

    To learn more about Rita's business, visit her website www.uptosomething.com.
    34 min
  • Women in Construction? You bet! - Ep. 30
    “Building” a career in construction is smart! Randee Herrin knows this firsthand. As SVP of New Construction at TDIndustries, she has successfully catapulted her leadership opportunities over the last 23 years and believes she was born into construction.

    Her dad was a general contractor in Houston, TX. Following his footsteps, Randee entered a construction science program at Texas A&M where she immediately knew it was a fit. Today she is raising awareness for recruiting Women in the Trade as a great vocation with plenty of opportunities and benefits.

    Nationwide, only 9.1 % of construction workers are women. Add to that, there’s a workforce shortage. There’s not a huge line out the door of people who want to be plumbers and pipe fitters. Schools haven’t been pushing the trades recently. So why not fill the void with women and give them a fulfilling career that they perhaps had not previously thought about? Getting the word out across this nation is what Randee is doing on behalf of TDIndustries.
    37 min
  • Saying YES won a promotion - Ep.29
    At 24, Amanda Landers has found her niche in the hospitality industry. AND, recently won the Washington State Award for Emerging Hospitality Leader of the Year. As Director of Front Office for Pan Pacific Hotel in Seattle, Amanda believes she’s come this far being willing to say YES to whatever task is at hand. You’ll hear Amanda’s passion for her work and plans for going to the top.
    32 min
  • Thank God it’s Monday - Ep. 28
    Jeff Crilley is an Emmy Award winning television anchor who now finds joy in his second act as CEO of Real News PR firm—an all journalist employed public relations and communications organization.With a solid foundation of faith and dedication to making a difference in his industry, Jeff built the firm’s culture calling it “TGIM” (Thank God it’s Monday).

    In his words, “My company is built on employees who use their creativity to wow and amaze our clients.”

    As CEO and Founder of his multi-million dollar firm,Jeff is proud of building a culture where staff fervently run the company with a drive to work, serve, thrive and innovate; I.e. doing it right …as they exhibit their commitment to excellence.
    30 min
  • Creativity Comes in Many Forms - Ep.27
    Niven Morgan’s decision to switch careers happened in bumper to bumper, rush hour traffic. He had think time to consider his next move—away from sales and into an industry where he could create something luxurious, memorable, and inspired by his excursions that began in childhood.Today, Niven has built a luxurious brand of high end bath and body products plus candles that capture the smells and aromas from his journeys around the world.
    26 min
  • His Wife Said, “Follow Your Dream!” - Ep.26
    Jeff Abbott’s prolific writing began with a dream. Now he’s a best-selling suspense novelist who has authored 20 thrillers, detective fiction, and most recently suburban intrigue.

    Jeff explores his creativity beyond his comfort zone— then figures out how he can create something even better. He says, “It’s all in the execution because the idea is where the work begins, not where it ends.”
    32 min
  • Winning Green on the Green - Ep.25
    Avery Zweig, a.k.a “The Nugget”, is a junior golf world champion. Since 2015, she's been the #1 ranked player in the world for the graduating class of 2025.
    It all started when she was 3 years old and winning her first tournament when was just 5 years old! Not only is she amazing on the green, she found a way to use her gift to serve her community… at just 7 years old! Her Win Green campaign has raised money for those fighting cancer and continues to make a huge impact. Now 12, she’s taking the golf world by storm! Be inspired as you tune into our latest show!
    28 min
  • Small Fix Making a Big Difference - Ep.24
    A simple device can change your child’s life. Renowned plastic surgeon Dr. Steve Byrd uses his God given instincts to develop a solution that corrects an infant's misshapen ears.

    He invented the EarWell - trademarked, patented world-wide - a non-surgical, no pain, easy fix IF parents act immediately.
    26 min
  • Baseball to the White House and Beyond - Ep. 23
    Dale Petroskey is President & CEO of the Dallas Regional Chamber, one of the largest and most established business organizations in Texas, representing 1,100 member companies. His unmatched career started with baseball as the connection landing Dale’s first job. Amazing successes were set in motion as a star high school baseball player helping the team land a championship. From a small town in Michigan, Dale has served in highly sought-after roles including Assistant White House Press Secretary to President Ronald Reagan; Senior Vice President for Mission Programs at National Geographic; and President of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, New York. Listen as Dale shares his leadership commitment to “doing the right thing – not the easy thing.”
    35 min

About Doing it Right: The Stories that Make Us

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Welcome to 'Doing it Right: The Stories that Make Us', hosted by author and national news contributor Valerie Sokolosky.
On the show, you'll hear fascinating stories from successful leaders who…