Hernán Luis y Prado retired from the Navy after 15 years of distinguished service including three combat tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan. Today he is the Founder and CEO of Workshops for Warriors -- the only accredited school that supports veterans' transition to civilian life by providing accelerated training certifications that enable them to get well paying manufacturing jobs. This episode is a masterclass on inspired relentlessness and the importance of aggressively ignoring anything that will distract from your mission. Hernán shares how a powerful vision for the future and an all in commitment (he sold everything he had to launch Workshops For Warriors) fueled the creation of this incredible, life changing organization. At the end of the episode, we discuss this week’s Mojo Move, Visualizing your Mojo Motive. Thanks for listening! For show notes and more information about the podcast go to: www.mojomondaysbootcamp.com

Robyn Shepard, Head of Corporate Engagement at Bridgewater Associates, has been recognized as one of the top women in hedge funds and she candidly shares her journey with us. In our conversation we discuss why it is important to create your own opportunities, the benefits of working in a radically transparent culture, and how she springs forward when faced with adversity. This episode provides a playbook on how to activate an executive mindset regardless of your official title - and how to identify the next move in your career. At the end of the episode, we discuss this week’s Mojo Move, Iterate to Innovate. Thanks for listening! For show notes and more information about the podcast go to: www.mojomondaysbootcamp.com

Laura Maness is the CEO of Havas New York. Havas, beyond being a creative powerhouse, since Laura took the helm has also been recognized as one of the best places to work by Ad Age. Laura shares how she transformed the agency out of the Mad Man era and into the Wholeheartedness era. This episode is a masterclass on intentionality and balance as Laura reveals her secret weapon to own her day and chase freedom. We talk candidly about what is required to achieve balance in your life and how to define success on your own terms. At the end of the episode, I share this week’s Mojo Move to ensure you own your day. Thanks for listening! For show notes and more information about the podcast go to: www.mojomondaysbootcamp.com

Learn the six steps needed to activate your mojo. The Mojo VISION Framework condenses Laura’s 12 years of executive coaching expertise and the lessons from the past two seasons of Mojo Mondays Bootcamp.

Laura wraps up the season and shares her final coaching tip of Season 2.

Heather Currier Hunt, IDEO’s Senior Global Director of Learning & Development, spends her time designing experiences to help employees build skills to be successful and manage change. Heather's empathy in helping others navigate transitions derives in great part from her needing to rebuild her life after losing her toddler daughter, Willa, to cancer. As we approach the one-year anniversary of living with COVID and come to terms with its deep toll across our lives, Heather shares how she survived her loss, what resilience truly is, and the power of storytelling. At the end of the interview, Laura shares her MOJO coaching tip of the week: “Mastering Change”.

Kara Goldin, Founder and CEO of Hint reveals what drove her to launch her company, write the bestseller, Undaunted: Overcoming Doubts and Doubters and the power of asking questions. At the end of the interview, Laura shares her MOJO coaching tip of the week: Getting to Yes.

Naomi Wheeless, Square’s Global Head of Customer Success shares how being the youngest executive, and often only women of color, in the room shaped her leadership. We talk about what it takes to develop new skills, how she keeps organized and remembers what’s impacting her global team and so much more. At the end of the interview, Laura shares her MOJO coaching tip of the week: How to Keep Perspective.

Rani Mani, Adobe’s Head of Employee Advocacy shares how her parents’ philosophy -- “many things are possible just a long as you don’t know they are impossible” -- empowered her to pursue her dreams rather than be held back by being born with Cerebral Palsy. We discuss how her work with Mother Teresa impacted her life, the importance of doing something that makes you gasp each day, and so much more. At the end Laura shares her MOJO coaching tip of the week. To get your 2021 Mojo Planner, go to www.mojomondaysbootcamp.com.