In this episode of HACKED we have the pleasure of hearing from the creator of the podcast, Robert Steward. He is not only the creator of The HACKED podcast, but he is also the founder and CEO of End2End Solutions and a motivational speaker. In this episode Robert explains how HACKED is growing, and how it will evolve entering the new year. He also goes over the last 38 episodes released, in which we have seen CEO’s, Visionaries, Rising Stars, and some really amazing leaders who have overcome adversity and unlocked the code to success in their industries. Robert reviews some of their powerful advice that was shared so far, and lastly shares with you his top 7 Hacks to Unlocking the Code to Success.   In this episode you will learn:  The number one thing to have in order to succeed The importance of taking the first step towards your goal How to use your creativity to your advantage The key aspect of teamwork and why it’s important Why you should believe in yourself and how that can transform your life And lots more… 

Hacks to Unlocking the Code to Success with Robert Steward: Top 7

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In this episode you will learn:  The meaning of digital supply chain transformation How technology is disrupting the supply chain industry Supply chain risks and how to mitigate those risks with IoT technology The importance of data collection and using it to your advantage Keys to creating an exceptional customer experience  Using technology to have a competitive edge in your career  And lots more…   

Hacks to Understanding the Power of Digital Transformation in the Supply Chain Industry with Ladi Adefala

In this episode you will learn:  To be aware of the misleading information that you can find on the internet How our daily habits impact our overall health The impact of meal timing The importance of incorporating movement in your daily office-work life Gut health and the impact it can have on your whole body Don’t be afraid to be ‘selfish’ – Take care of yourself And lots more…   

Hacks to Kickstarting a Better and Healthier You with Jennifer McDaniel

In this episode you will learn:  What it means to serve in the police force as an African American – Perspective What you can expect from choosing a law enforcement career path How technology changed the transparency/credibility of law enforcement What it takes to build trust within the community as a police officer The importance of respect and man-to-man relationships And lots more… 

Hacks to Stand for Justice with Eric Pearson

In this episode of HACKED we speak with 17-year-old aspiring Aerospace Engineer and founder of F.E.M.A.L.E Academy (Facility of Engineering Mentorship Advancing Leadership Equality) Danielle Kain. She found her passion for aerospace at a very young age, and she is using one of her personal experiences to remind women that they can do whatever they put their mind to, specifically when it comes to work in a predominantly male dominated industry like Engineering.She emphasizes that you don’t have to be on the sidelines, but you should know that you are capable of doing the same work of your male counterparts on the field. Danielle is a well-rounded young lady, she was recently recognized as the 2020 Youth of the Year for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis and has also won the BGCA Hank Aaron Scholarship Award, allowing her to purchase STEM materials and equipment for elementary, middle, and high school club members. Her accomplishments are many, and there is no doubt that with the work ethic and passion for what she does in her community involving her peers, and the younger generation, she will go far. In this episode you will learn:  How to overcome the stereotype of women in STEM How to recognize your potential How to realize when you have discovered your passion The importance of creativity in STEM How mental health can have a toll on today’s youth and how to fight it And lots more... 

Hacks to Reaching for the Stars with 17-year-old Aspiring Aerospace Engineer Danielle Kain

In this episode of HACKED we had the great privilege of talking with Dr. Art McCoy, Superintendent of Jennings School District, nationally recognized education consultant, and author. His story is very unconventional, but very motivating. He began his career at only 19 years old, reportedly as the youngest certified teacher in the State of Missouri, as a high school math teacher. In 2016, he became Superintendent of Jennings School District, which has achieved 100% graduation, career, and college placement in 2017 and 2018. He is considered a champion for students and an inspiring education leader, in fact, he has led over 120,000 students in the St. Louis region and supported over 1 million students and 2,500 schools and colleges across America. Dr. McCoy is extremely invested and passionate about what he does and that is visible through all he has done over the years and continues to do. In this episode you will learn:  The importance of laying a solid foundation for our youth The ability of being unique and authentic and be proud of it To be sufficient; you have everything you need to succeed How to find your gift, and what that means going forward The importance of life-long learning and its meaning And much more... 

Hacks to Unlocking the Code to Success with Robert Steward: Top 7

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