Measuring Success Right

How many people do you know that can speak five languages? Melissa Bradford, a.k.a. Global Mom, can. Join us this week to hear what else she has learned over the past 20+ years of living internationally helping refugees.

Ever feel like you can't find your life purpose? Amy Antonelli joins Hunter Muse to discuss how our life's purpose can change over time as we pursue our passions. Amy talks about a few of her experiences including working directly with Steve Jobs, living in India for 7 years, and becoming CEO of HEFY.

Interested in innovation? Curious about what makes a product idea great? Join Todd Dunn and Hunter Muse as they discuss the traits of an innovator, the jobs-to-be-done framework, and the power of good questions.

Dr. Shaun McAlmont and Andrew Allen discuss some of the rapid changes in education and how students can help shape the future by sharing how they want to learn. Both the older generation and the younger generation can learn from each other and build a better future.

Dr. Greg Hudnall, the founder of Hope for Utah, joins guest-host Victor Belo to discuss suicide prevention, intervention, and postvention. Special thanks to Victor Belo and his team for overseeing this interview and its production.

Join Andrea Cabrera and Hunter Muse as they celebrate MSR's first birthday. Hunter and Andrea discuss what MSR has been up to lately as well as some of the things that the team has learned during the past year. They highlight just a few of their favorite clips up to this point.

Are things not going according to your plans? Tamara K. Anderson, the author of Normal for Me, describes how she has found success and hope by adjusting what she expects. She relates how she achieves happiness despite trials and setbacks. Check out her podcast Stories of Hope in Hard Times at https://tamarakanderson.com

Listen to Sue tell her story of becoming a Christian and helping to lead Faithforce, a worldwide organization that supports employees of tech company Salesforce in expressing and living their faith at work. In this episode, Sue shares stories of how appreciating faith can make the workplace better, how to share and live your faith respectfully at work, and much more.

For more information about her story, see leanership.org

Ever feel inadequate when competing with others? Brigitte Madrian, dean of the Marriott School of Business, explains the importance of competing with yourself and becoming the best version of yourself.

Interested in business or religious leadership? Hunter Muse discusses the traits of a good leader with Dow Wilson, CEO of Varian Medical Systems. Dow describes his path from student to CEO, the importance of choosing a company with good culture, how to become a leader, the value of an MBA, and how to balance being a leader in the business world and in your religion.