Listen to this interview to learn: How a Fortune 100 corportation helped launch her business. Mistakes to avoid when running a business meeting. What makes communication more powerful than simply sharing information. The relationship between how you deliver the message and the impact it has on your audience. Dianna Booher talks with Bill Ringle about distinctions that make communication more effective in business relationships and cause organizations that follow these principles to be more profitable and productive.

Listen to this interview to learn: How to recognize the ineffective lip service some managers give when what employees want is to make more significant contributions. The importance of an internal marketing action plan. Why the more employees know about the customer, the better they can serve them. Why people leave a boss or supervisor, not a company, in general. Three levels of connection to review for optimum employee engagement. Sybil Stershic talks with Bill Ringle about internal marketing insights for both business and non-profit teams.

Listen to this interview to learn: The power of human beings' innate healing wisdom. The importance of making the positive shift from looking at symptoms to focusing on the potential for vibrant health. How specialized business cards can help sell your books. Mark William Cochran talks with Bill Ringle about our innate healing wisdom and how his business has grown around that positive attitude.

Listen to this interview to learn: The cause of the current economic slump is really due to a psychological recession You can't teach confidence or resilience The myth of complexity being better than simplicity How multitasking is bad for your mental health Dr. Judith Bardwick talks with Bill Ringle about workplace empowerment.

Listen to this interview to learn: The importance of engaging your customers Specific tools you can use to future-proof your business An example of how to listen to your team to gain credibility The evolution of an entrepreneur from start-up to investor Troy Hazard talks with Bill Ringle about applying common sense to solving important business problems throughout a successful career.

Listen to this interview to learn: How a company pivots based on customer feedback. What steps a full-service digital agency take to insure success with high stake assignments from Fortune 1000 firms, including Comcast, Target, and HBO. How the magic of good design leads to rapid product adoption. The demand for a great online experience (and how the bar keeps getting raised) by the generation of consumers now in their 20's. What Forrester research says about the role of online sales transactions in 2012. Aaron Shapiro talks with Bill Ringle about the urgent need for companies of all sizes to make the shift to treating customers as users.

Listen to this interview to learn: Key questions to ask to shift yourself and others to a more productive track. How Christine uses her "advancer" strengths to help leaders and managers come up with creative ways to be more productive. What to do about your own "level of distraction" to be more productive. Christine Giri talks with Bill Ringle about how personal productivity is not about the tools, but about individuals and groups focusing on what's important.

Listen to this interview to learn: How business ideas can come from unexpected inspiration. Advice on positioning yourself and your business where people will look for it. The importance of creating a genuine dialogue with your customers. Amy Robbins-Wilson talks with Bill Ringle about the role of music in healing and business building.

Listen to this interview to learn: The choice to not participate in a negative economy Gladys Holm, who left a $18 million gift in her will on a $15,000 annual salary How the right kind of business opportunities lead to great exposure and more business The surprising value of being outrageous with goal setting Marilyn Sherman talks with Bill Ringle about how different forms of fear keep people from having more success.

Listen to this interview to learn: How to turn a love of working with people into a career What to listen for when your customer has critical feedback and important details to pick up Why your goals must be important enough to pursue, and to be aware of your motivations How telling the truth is a vital leadership practice Dr. Gary Bradt talks with Bill Ringle about leadership lessons learned while building a successful business as a well-known author, speaker, and advisor to senior management.