People don't leave jobs, they leave managers. How then, can companies and employees identify, respond to, and manage problematic leadership? Forbes Councils members Tonya Echols, Vivian Blade, and Frances McIntosh share their expert advice on negative leadership traits and how to deal with them.

When was the last time you reviewed how you set your business strategy? In this episode,  Forbes Councils members Sara Beth Aubrey and Ashley Cheeks discuss share their advice on making sure that your business strategy aligns with your business development goals, especially given that the speed of innovation is changing the time horizon for strategic planning.

Producer Stephen Gnoza interviews André Bueno of Forbes Real Estate Council about his journey from low-income housing to Wall Street, how he left his Wall Street career to pursue low-income housing investments, his philosophy around real estate investing, and disconnects in the housing market.

There’s an ongoing war for talent; we’ve all heard this. But has the battle already happened? Several Forbes Councils members seem to think so. Shane Green of SGEI International, Yuri Kruman of MasterTheTalk.com, and Christa Preston of EmbraceKulture share some of their thoughts on hiring, managing, and retaining the Millennials and Gen Z’ers.

Should you keep a journal? Maybe, but make sure you're using actual paper and pencil. A recent study from Indiana University demonstrates the possible cognitive benefits of the physical act of writing. Forbes Coaches Council member, Cindy Stack, founder of Whole-Life Leader, discusses the power that journaling may have.

Major players like Amazon and PayPal are getting into the small-business lending industry. Does that mean that smaller lenders are out of luck? Not necessarily; competition breeds disruption, so the industry as a whole may benefit or evolve. Forbes Finance Council members Ben Gold of Quickbridge Lending and Chad Otar of Excel Capital Management share their views on the small-business lending industry and what the future of the sector may look like.

Should you let employees choose when they're paid? Are you looking for more options for your retirement account? Disruption is everywhere, even when it comes to how employees are made and where their money may be invested. In this episode, Forbes Councils member Jason Lee of DailyPay discusses new options for payroll, and Henry Yoshida of RocketDollar delves into possibilities for retirement benefits.

AI technology is disrupting many industries, from agriculture to customer helplines. What can it do for B2B manufacturers? Forbes Technology Councils member Mandar Parikh, vice president of product management at Entytle, discusses how AI and machine learning will make an impact on the industrial manufacturing sector.

Competition and disruption have been key drivers of innovation and profits for businesses. But what about in nonprofits? Forbes Councils members Prasoon Kumar and Christa Preston discuss how nonprofits need to take some lessons from the for profit world to make more meaningful impact.

Brain chemistry, authenticity, and knowing the difference between leading and managing impact the workplace. Forbes Councils members David Murray, Lorna Weston-Smyth, & Frances McIntosh, share their perspectives on how to improve workplace interactions.