Brad is an expert at naming and language design. Have you ever struggled with naming issues for your business, or for a project or product? If you are now or think you may be naming something new in the future, in this episode, you’ll learn some of the issues you need to consider.

Rock Robinson was an accomplished sales executive. After being severed for the 3rd time and experiencing a personal tragedy, he took a leap of faith and formed Rock SOLID Sales Consulting.

If you’ve ever been pushed into a career pivot, you’ll want to listen to my discussion with Rock.

Neil Thompson is a product development engineer who decided he didn't want to be in the cubicle anymore, so he went solo.

In his effort to live a life without regret, Neil has pursued and developed income in several very unique niches.

Mark is an expert on how to grow in an age of disruption.

In this episode, we discuss how COVID has set the stage for everyone to be going solo.

Alisa is known as Top Startup Coach in the World. But her notoriety didn’t happen overnight. In this episode, Alisa shares how she struggled to figure out how to build her coaching practice from zero to today.

Following a 36-year career as a public-school teacher, Dena is continuing her love for education as a humanitarian educator, running the Dream School Foundation, a non -profit organization she founded 18 years ago. It may sound like an easy transition, but there were significant risks Dena needed to feel confident she could overcome.

Gina left her engineering job to launch Deliberate Doing, an exclusive STEM coaching service dedicated to teaching engineers and other technical professionals how to defeat career despair.

If you’ve had a career objective in mind for a very long time, only to be disappointed when you achieved your objective, you’ll want to hear Gina’s story.

Judy and Linda found navigating a career transition to be isolating -- Linda returning to full-time employment after an 18-year break and Judy as a career pivot from a national non-profit. They launched EvolveMe as a way to help mid-career women kick-start their career transformation through curated programming and support from each other.

If you’re facing or have faced a mid-career transition, you’ll want to listen to their nuggets of wisdom.

Julie started her own business 15 years ago after being fired from a job and realizing she needed to take another path.

She became a resource for others who have been fired, some of whom want another job and some who want to become self-employed.

If you’ve experienced job loss – or think it may be part of your future, you’ll want to hear what Julie has to say about job loss, what many people don’t talk about, and what you need to know to move from trauma to healing and hope.

After more than a decade in her job, there were signs that the job was going to end. Gail was proactive and was able to transition into her own consulting business. In this episode, Gail shares how she took control over her destiny.