WHAT WILL THE AUDIENCE LEARN?

- Building a life and a career based on your passions - What is bioethics and how can we think about our health and wellness more holistically?

- Stories from an icon in the field of journalism and how the media landscape has changed.

EPISODE SUMMARY:

Dr. Benita Zahn is a certified Health and Wellness Coach working with clients at Capital Cardiology Associates. Benita spent more than 40 years as a health reporter and news anchor at WNYT in Albany, NY. She covered issues such as wellness, treatment breakthroughs, aging, nutrition, and the latest health care trends. Benita's work has taken her around the world and across the USA. She's covered the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, Hurricane Katrina, the inauguration of President Obama, and both Republican and National Conventions.

Benita has won numerous awards for her work including a NY EMMY, International Radio and Television Award, and NYS Broadcasters Award, and has been honored by numerous health organizations.

We will be talking about her illustrious career at WNYT and the edges she has navigated as the media landscape has shifted - her coaching, and her work as a performer. She is the quintessential multi-hyphenate pushing boundaries and exploring rough edges!

https://capitalcardiology.com/healthcoaching/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/benita-zahn-dps-ms-cphwc-nbc-hwc-39b42b3/

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Irina Soriano is a TEDx speaker and the author of Generation Brand, a modern playbook for cultivating our life brand. She currently serves as Vice President at a technology company and is a pioneer in her professional field. Irina has built a strong life brand around her passion to make a significant contribution to closing the gender gap in the workplace by enabling the current and next generation to drive a cultural paradigm shift toward gender equality in business and beyond.

We will be talking about the difference between a Life Brand and a personal brand - and the significant edges of Social media, both professionally and personally, why the next generation is more impacted by social media, and the risk of ruining their life brands. While her book focuses on the under-30 crowd, she shares nuggets helpful to ALL ages both to build a strong brand while protecting against the pitfalls of cancel culture and cyber-bullying.

https://irinasoriano.com/

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1. How writing her books turned her business, life and career around for the better!

2. How distractions and comparison with other business owners held her back for so long (in her legal career, as a speaker and beyond) 3. How being 327 pounds when she started her business really hurt her AND helped her in ways that most people don't realize. All this and so much more! Be inspired and join us.

I am joined by Precious L. Williams aka the #KillerPitchMaster, who is a 13-time national elevator pitch champion. She has also been featured on Shark Tank, CNN, Wall Street Journal, Forbes Magazine, Black Enterprise Magazine, Essence Magazine, and the movie LEAP. Her current clients include Microsoft, LinkedIn, Google, NBCUniversal, Federal Reserve Bank, Intuit Quickbooks, Yelp, Harvard University, and more. Precious is a dynamic international professional speaker, effective corporate trainer, and 4X #1 bestselling author.

I am completely enamored by Precious and her extraordinary willingness to be completely raw, real, and transparent about the trials and tribulations she has faced in her life and used as a springboard to her success.

https://www.perfectpitchesbyprecious.com/

In today's episode, I'm joined by Tim Cakir, a Growth Consultant who helps companies, entrepreneurs, and students achieve fast and consistent growth. I'm so excited to have Tim on the show, we connected through mutual friends and I instantly knew I had to invite him to talk about how to include everyone on your team because that's what Create Magic At Work is all about!

Tim is a tool addict, so we start off by talking about brainstorming tools he recommends and how to use them to create a common technological space when the idea sparks. Tim explains what is collective intelligence, why should leaders care about it, and how to use it to their advantage so everyone on the team can benefit from it. Tune in as we talk about the difference between data-informed and data-driven leaders and how to hold big leaders to account in making sure that they are being good leaders.

In this episode, we discuss:

• A new perspective on how to make everyone on your team feel included
• Tools for effective brainstorming sessions
• Tim's ideas around tapping into the collective intelligence of your team
• Why being data-informed is better than being data-driven

Resources from this episode:

• Brainstorming tools Tim recommends:
  • Confluence by Atlassian
  • Notion
  • Evernote
  • Google Docs
  
  
• Check out the episode with Aaron Tabacco https://www.buzzsprout.com/1817801/10156563

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• Tim on LinkedIn
• Subscribe to Tim's newsletter "The Growth Letter"

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"Growth is not from sales, from marketing, from the product. Growth is about having the right people in the right place with the right systems, tools, processes, and the right goals. And that will grow your company." - Tim Cakir

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Betsy Gaines Quammen is a writer, historian, and conservationist. She is the author of American Zion: Cliven Bundy, God, and Western Public Lands. Her work has been featured in The New York Times, New York Daily News, and the History News Network. She has a doctorate in Environmental History from Montana State University and a Master's of Science in Environmental Studies.

Over the years, she has studied various religious traditions, with particular attention to how cultures view landscape and wildlife. The rural American West, pastoral communities of northern Mongolia, and the grasslands of East Africa have been her main areas of interest.

We will discuss the protection of our lands from a broad perspective, with Betsy bringing into focus new understandings of the issues around the abuse of our indigenous people with respect to what was their land. She shares knowledge gained from her experiences with religious communities that feel no obligation to care for the land to militia actions intent on removing indigenous people.

We'll also talk about her commitment to having fierce conversations across the aisle to find inevitable common ground and begin to heal the deep rift in our culture and address the enormous problem of the Climate Crisis. All this and her next book, True West: Sorting Realities on the Far Side of America, out in the fall of 2023.

https://www.betsygainesquammen.com

We all know that reading can transform our personal and professional lives, but how do we incorporate a reading practice into our busy lives? In this episode of the HRart Worker Book Club podcast, Samm breaks down her reading process and runs through the stack of her current non-fiction reads. Find the show notes at www.hrartcenter.com.

Lesley was one of the first women to break through the glass ceiling in the “old boy” industry of oil and gas. How did she do this and what did she learn as a result. What is feminism in today's world? How are women lifting each other? How is the structure of patriarchy slowly being dismantled?

Lesley Michaels was born to feminism. Lesley’s body of unique life experiences has provided her with a first-hand understanding of the daily struggles faced by women of every race, culture, and sexual orientation. Her recent book, On the Shoulders of Mighty Women, is a tribute to the power and grace of those who came before and the ones who will follow, the warriors and the fallen. This book is one more way Lesley chooses to amplify the voice, energy, experience-based understandings, and compassion of women fighting for equality, diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Lesley facilitates virtual programs on topics ranging from Build a Success - Mindset with Unwavering Clarity, and Building Strategic Alliances of Women. Lesley also hosts the weekly podcast; Women We Should Know, and she will be delivering her TED talk in 2022, Lift One With You, As You Rise.

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We are talking about - breaking down barriers to create more inclusive communities and stronger relationships, having difficult conversations and what the current industry and lifestylers can do to help create more unity. All this and so much more.

Earl B. Hunter, Jr's story is powerful. After a high-flying career as an executive in global sales, Earl went camping for the first time in Western North Carolina and was suddenly “all in.” He took a cross-country camping trip with his son + after 20 states and 49 campgrounds, Earl was shocked (and a little appalled) at having encountered only ONE other black family camping. Black Folks Camp Too was launched on October 10th, 2019, on stage at the Outdoor Economy Conference in Asheville, North Carolina where Mr. Hunter was the event’s Master of Ceremonies.

The mission of BLACK FOLKS CAMP TOO is to remove fear, add knowledge, and invite MORE Black families to the outdoors to build memories and strengthen family bonds. MORE folks in the outdoors mean more folks accessing greater health, both as consumers and participants of the outdoor lifestyle, AND, a growing community for land and water preservation.

The creation of BFCT was not only to inspire more Black folks to get outside but to bring awareness to the reasons why more Black folks have not been participating in the outdoors.

https://www.blackfolkscamptoo.com/

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Picture this…..it's a Sunday afternoon, you've had a great weekend and then you remember you're back at work tomorrow. Are you filled with anxiety and dread by the thought or do you continue enjoying the rest of your weekend and push the thought to the back of your mind?

If the former, you're not alone.

Join Amy in this episode as she delves into this topic. You will learn:

• What exactly are the Sunday scaries
• Four ways to overcome the Sunday scaries so that you can start off your week energized and passionate about what you do
• Simple exercises you can do to help you overcome the Sunday scaries

Quote from the show - ''A coaching tip from a Spiritual Intelligence perspective, set an intention that time expands for you. If you're feeling that dread and overwhelm from your workload with the Sunday, scaries, just take a breath and remind yourself the list never goes away.''

About the host:

Amy Lynn Durham is the Founder of Create Magic At Work™, an Executive Coach, and a certified Spiritual Intelligence Coach, who uniquely blends business and spirituality. Amy has spent years in the corporate world successfully managing hundreds of employees for private and publicly traded companies. Amy designed Create Magic At Work™ to bring a variety of services and strategies to aid in supporting healthy leaders & workplaces through:

• Private 1:1 Coaching
• Speaking Internationally about Ways to Support & Create Healthy Workplace Cultures
• Experiential Workshops & Keynotes

In her spare time, you can find her spending time with her Cavapoo Mr. Bingley, journaling, traveling on mini adventure vacations or trying to master stand up paddle boarding with her boyfriend.

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What is Edgewalking? What are the qualities of the innovators and change-makers in our world today? How is leadership in business changing in these challenging times?

Dr. Judi Neal is an author, scholar, speaker, and consultant. Her primary focus has been on workplace spirituality, transformation, and global consciousness.

After receiving her Ph.D. in organizational behavior from Yale University, she served as an internal consultant to Honeywell for eight years. Judi then taught management at the University of New Haven for 17 years. Her research was on business leaders who have a strong commitment to their spirituality, and she researched the ways in which they bridged the invisible world of spirituality and the material world of business.

Judi now serves as the Executive Director of the Global Consciousness Institute. Judi is the author of eight books on workplace spirituality and transformation and is the President of Edgewalkers International, a workplace spirituality community.

https://edgewalkers.org/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/judi-neal-99a1027/