meh to YEAH!

Many people's experience of work is 'meh' - it's just something they have to do. Today we interview Tyler Hayden to discover what makes the difference between a 'meh' workplace and one that's vibrant and dynamic, and how you can move from 'meh' to YEAH!

Often we hold back from offering to help make a difference because we think it might be a massive contribution of money and time, well beyond anything we could do to make any significant change in the world. Join me in my interview with Tanya Sieliakus where she shares how little it can actually cost to make a difference in so many people's lives.

Crystal Flaman admits to not being athletic as a kid. Since then she's travelled the world running marathons, triathlons and ultra-marathons and it all came down to her realization that your physical conditioning isn't what determines whether you're athletic or not. Learn what she discovered in today's podcast.

Every person at some point has an experience where they see how they can make a difference in the world. Scott Friedman, an internationally renowned professional speaker, shares his story of how he took action and, with Jana Stanfield co-created Together We Can Change the World.

In a society that pressures you to fit in, standing out as who you are can be challenging.  Being who you truly are can set you apart.  It took a lot of courage for Dana Pharant to speak out about her past as a dominatrix - and that owning who she is gives her a unique advantage in helping her clients tap into the 'badass' power within themselves.

Michael Lifshitz was born with a condition called Multiple Congenital Musculoskeletal Abnormalities. In addition to wearing an artificial leg, he walks with a cane and uses a wheelchair for longer distances.  Michael, however, prefers to focus on all he has, not his challenges.  He's earned a CA and MBA and is a successful businessman, professional speaker and comic.  In this interview, Michael shares his opinions on what is truly possible.

Dave Carroll is an award winning singer-songwriter who rose in the global spotlight with his song "United Breaks Guitars" detailing his customer service journey with United Airlines. Since then, he's become an in-demand professional speaker, and his focus now is applying compassion as a core value and strategic advantage for organizations.  Discover his story on this week's meh2YEAH! Pro-File.

You may have heard about how people look back from their deathbed and wish they'd spent less time at work and more time with those close to them. That's true, but it's only the tip of the iceberg as you'll discover in my interview with Zofia Dove who has spent years working with people in palliative care.

Martin Laschkolnig is an experienced entrepreneur and has studied with Buddhist monks in India, and he marries both of these backgrounds - and more in his work today. Discover how they come together in this week's meh2YEAH! Pro-File.

Jennie Lobato left an incredibly successful career to follow her passions and create an organization that touches children in Costa Rica and Ethiopia as well as inner cities in America. Join me as she shares her story and what enabled her to take this journey.