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Jennifer Hill interviews author and global thought leader, Peng Joon, about his book: “The Content Multiplier Formula.” Peng explains how he went from earning $300 a month to millions per year and becoming a world famous author and speaker. Peng offers a step by step guide to leverage various social media platforms to create great success and more money.

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Peng Joon is recognized as the authority on how to make big money through the internet.

He made his first million online selling products in the gaming space while he was living with his parents. Over the past 10 years he has built a following of over a million entrepreneurs, sold over 8 figures worth of products and services, and has enabled tens of thousands of people to build, grow and scale their online business.

As one of the most requested speakers in the world, Peng Joon has spoken in over 20+ countries and have shared the stage with Richard Branson, Tony Robbins, Robert Kiyosaki and many other thought leaders of this era.

Jennifer Hill speaks with change management expert and author, Meg Manke, about her new book “iX Leadership: Create High-Five Cultures and Guide Transformation.” Meg discusses how to motivate people and create greater productivity by understanding the four culture types: Fixer, Organizer, Independent and Stabilizer. She also discusses tools for creating change in the workplace.

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Meg Manke has years of experience in leading through transition. From major changes in highly-regulated industries to managing through $100M acquisition, Meg has refined skills in understanding people through change. Her studies in organizational psychology and mastery in leadership concepts ensure that your people are taken care of. Period. Meg has a passion for helping others realize their full potential - breaking down social and personal barriers - changing their story. Her innate ability to recognize opportunity in weakness and present a strategic solution is unprecedented in today's business world. Meg is a ranch kid from western South Dakota, where she still puts in a hard day's work on the family place. Ranch life gave her stick-to-itiveness, passion for family and outdoors, and a touch of stubbornness. Meg is an avid runner, an advocate of the well-rounded education of youth, and a major supporter of finding humor in all things. Connect with Meg Manke @meg_manke. Learn more at rosegroupintl.com.

Jennifer Hill speaks with bestselling author, Jeffrey Gitomer, about the latest book he annotated called “Truthful Living: The First Writings of Napoleon Hill.” Jeffrey discusses the 5 point rule which says that success will be led by: confidence, enthusiasm, having a chief aim, performing more service than paid for, and concentration. Jeffrey also suggests that every person reads, writes, prepares, thinks and creates every day.

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Jeffrey Gitomer is the New York Times bestselling author of thirteen books on personal development, attitude, and sales, including The Sales Bible, The Little Gold Book of Yes! Attitude, 21.5 Unbreakable Laws of Selling, and award-winning The Little Red Book of Selling, which has sold more than five million copies worldwide and is cited as an essential work in The 100 Best Business Books of All Time. Widely known as the King of Sales, Gitomer is a dynamic keynote speaker for leading companies around the world, whose social media footprint reaches millions. He is based in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Career expert, Brooke Loesby, guest hosts the show and interviews Brendon Watt. Brooke discusses with Brendon ways to shift one's reality to create greater success in all areas of life. Brendon also discusses how to embrace change and use it for one's greater good.

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Brendon Watt is a speaker, entrepreneur, business and life mentor. He is the Australian CFO of Access Consciousness®, a set of simple-yet-profound tools currently transforming lives in 173 countries, and the facilitator of several special Access programs including Joy of Business. Drawing upon his transformation from a struggling tradesman and single dad to global speaker, Brendon facilitates classes and workshops all over the world, encouraging others to step out of judgment and into a more authentic, fulfilling life.

Jennifer Hill speaks with author and prior human intelligence training instructor for the Department of Defense, James Pyle, about his most recent book: “Control the Conversation: How to Charm, Deflect, and Defend Your position through Any Line of Questioning.” Jim emphasizing the importance of responding to a question rather than answering a question. Jennifer and Jim role play an interview question and discuss different ways to approach responding to interview questions.

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JAMES O. PYLE is a human intelligence training instructor for the combined services of the Department of Defense. His “active” retirement from the US Army includes writing, acting, and inventing and he performs as a mobile DJ in and around his home in Springfield, VA.

Jennifer Hill speaks with author and speaker, Kathryn Sollmann, about her latest book “Ambition Redefined.” Kathryn suggests that women redefine ambition and look for ways to consistently work throughout their lives. Kathryn offers six options for women to work while raising a family and taking care of aging parents. Kathryn also offers suggestions of different websites that provide flexible job opportunities.

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As an author, speaker and coach, my mission is to keep women working toward financial security in a flexible way—alongside child and aging parent caregiving roles.

In my book, Ambition Redefined, and in discussions with women nationwide, I encourage no-apologies independence from the “lean in”, “break the glass ceiling” mantra: my message is to find your own brand of ambition and success, take full advantage of today’s more flexible workplace, chart alternate career paths that accommodate and fund life and tuck all generations of your family into a future that is financially secure and safe.

A mother of two daughters (ages 18 and 27), I’ve worked non-stop since the age of 16 in many flexible ways. and fund life...

As my family needs ebbed and flowed, I negotiated flexible full-time and part-time schedules with demanding employers, launched a variety of entrepreneurial ventures solo and with partners, established independent marketing communications and career coaching practices, worked in a home office as a telecommuter and generated a wide range of freelance projects—while managing a household, carpooling, attending school plays, tending to sudden health issues of aging parents and in-laws, taking dogs to the vet and making yet another dinner.

Jennifer Hill speaks with Dr. Nancy O’Reilly about her new book “In This Together: How Successful women Support Each Other in Business and Life.” Dr. Nancy offers tools for overcoming barriers and biases that can prevent success. Dr. Nancy also discusses the importance of mentors and how to align oneself with great mentors.

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International philanthropist, skilled horsewoman, and trailblazer for women’s empowerment, Nancy D. O’Reilly, PsyD, believes women who support each other in abundance and joy are the key to equality. A successful author and educator, she recently completed a new book, In This Together: How Successful Women Support Each Other in Business and Life (Adams Media/Simon & Schuster, January 2019).

Dr. Nancy founded Women Connect4Good, Inc., a social-profit [501(c)3] foundation that has provided support for many national and international charities. Her podcasts feature interviews with smart, amazing women, and her timely articles appear on popular national blogs. She previously authored Leading Women: 20 Influential Women Share Their Secrets to Leadership, Business, and Life and two other books. Dr. Nancy occasionally speaks to selected groups on women empowerment, self-confidence and the importance of women supporting other women.

Having earned numerous awards, Dr. Nancy was honored with other women, including Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor, at the 2018 Canales Project in Washington DC. She serves on various boards of directors, and chairs the board for Take the Lead, Inc. whose mission is to prepare, develop, inspire and propel women to leadership parity across all sectors by 2025. She is a major supporter of the innovative program 50 Women Can Change the World––currently operating in media and entertainment, healthcare and finance––and the international work of Convoy of Hope.

A licensed psychologist, she has long served on the governor-appointed Missouri Committee of Psychologists. She previously acted as the director of a large employee assistance program and as a nationally certified crisis team leader in New York City after the 9/11 attacks. She invites all people of good will to join her in reaching out to support women in the pursuit of equality, safety and success.

Jennifer Hill speaks with author, university professor and career expert, Diane Huth about how to create a new career in 2019. Diane offers suggestions on how and where to job hunt, as well as how to be effective at resume writing and networking. She also suggests marketing yourself as a consultant to take full advantage of the Gig Economy.

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Diane Huth, The Accidental Career Coach, is a marketing guru, university professor, and author of 2 best-selling career guides. She wrote her first book BRAND YOU! To Land Your Dream Job to teach her students and young professionals how to find a great job, get hired, and jumpstart their careers. When she discovered the Baby Boomer unemployment crisis, she wrote her new book REINVENT YOUR CAREER - Beat Age Discrimination to Land Your Dream Job. She is the founder of DefeatAgeDiscrimination.org, dedicated to changing the way America hires, inspires and retires its most experienced workers.

Jennifer Hill discusses ways to be effective at public speaking and interviewing with author and communication expert, Allison Shapira. Allison offers techniques to speak off the cuff and to answer difficult interview questions. Allison also offers tools to help prepare for any type of situation that calls for public speaking skills.

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Allison Shapira is the CEO/Founder of Global Public Speaking LLC, a communication training firm that helps people speak clearly, concisely, and confidently. She is a former opera singer who teaches public speaking at the Harvard Kennedy School and has spent the last 15 years working with Fortune 50 companies, government agencies, and non-profit organizations around the world. She has assembled a world-class team of public speaking experts who help professionals build their public speaking and presentation skills, executive presence, and media skills.

Allison works with global brands as a highly-rated speaker, trainer, and executive communication coach. She also travels around the world with the nonprofit Vital Voices Global Partnership, helping women leaders grow their business, run for office, or launch a non-profit organization. She holds a master’s degree in public administration from the Harvard Kennedy School, is a member of the National Speakers Association, and is an internationally-renowned singer/songwriter who uses music as a way to help others find their voice and their courage to speak. She speaks Italian and Hebrew, has studied 8 other languages, and has led programs on site in Asia, Africa, Europe, the Middle East, and North and South America.

Allison Shapira is the author of Speak with Impact: How to Command the Room and Influence Others, which was published by HarperCollins Leadership in October 2018.

She has spoken at the Fortune Most Powerful Women Next Gen Summit and was a finalist for 2017 Woman Business Owner of the Year by the National Association of Women Business Owners, San Diego Chapter. She lives in Washington, DC.

Jennifer Hill talks to the Dean of University of California Irvine, Bill Mauer, about how he followed his passions and landed the role of Dean at a major university. Bill emphasizes the importance of humility, having great mentors and always asking others “What do you think?” Bill also gives suggestions for pursuing a career in administration. He suggests checking out the “Chronicles of Higher Education,” as well as, “The American Association of University Administrators.”

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Bill Maurer, Ph.D., is dean of the School of Social Sciences and professor of anthropology; criminology, law and society; and law at the University of California, Irvine. An anthropologist, he is one of the world’s leading experts on money’s artifacts and technological systems, from cowrie shells to credit cards. He is the author of numerous books and articles, including most recently, How Would You Like to Pay? How Technology is Changing the Future of Money, and recently edited (with Lana Swartz) Paid: Tales of Dongles, Checks, and Other Money Stuff. The director of the Institute for Money, Technology and Financial Inclusion (www.imtfi.uci.edu), which was funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Maurer coordinates research in over 40 countries on how new payment technologies impact poor people’s well-being. The Institute was named a Center of Excellence for financial technology by the Filene Research Institute, which supports the credit union industry. He is a founding member of the Future of Money Research Collaborative (moneyfutures.org) and is currently editing The Cultural History of Money, in six volumes, covering antiquity to the present. He recently received a grant from the US National Science Foundation for a new project on blockchain technology and the law, and is directing an interdisciplinary technology, law and society research group, also with NSF support. Maurer’s work has had an impact on U.S. and global policies for mobile payment and financial access, and it has been covered in venues ranging from Bloomberg Businessweek to The New York Times, Forbes and Marketplace. He was appointed to the Board on Behavioral, Cognitive and Sensory Sciences of the National Academy of Sciences in 2015. He also advised the Department of Treasury and Federal Reserve on the redesign of the U.S. paper currency, and has advised the British Museum and the Smithsonian on money-related artifacts and exhibitions. He is a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the Filene Research Institute. He received his bachelor’s degree in anthropology from Vassar College and his master’s and doctoral degrees in anthropology from Stanford University