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Originally from Tromsø, Norway, Rune Hauge moved to San Francisco to start his first company shortly after graduating from business school. He sold the company, an apparel brand, and went on to co-found a tech startup where subject matter experts demonstrate consumer products to an audience of shoppers and do Q&A via live video streams. This experience combined with his personal experiences with mentors led to his current company, Mentorcam, a startup that gives ordinary people access to renowned experts for 1:1 advice and mentorship via short video messages. For more information on Mentorcam go to https://errolallenconsulting.com/errol-allen/

Show Notes  Today’s show is truly special. My guest, infectious disease physician Dr Harley Rotbart, speaks in depth on his new book: No Regrets Living: 7 Keys to Wonder and Contentment. In a book originally intended to offer wisdom and insight for his children, Harley Rotbart takes us through an essential process for living a life that really matters. He gets personal, candid and maybe even a bit controversial… Well… truthfully… I think it is me that gets controversial. But, what’s new about that? Join me in a brilliant conversation with Dr Harley Rotbart and No Regrets Living. Get Harley’s book: No Regrets Living: 7 Keys to Wonder and Contentment For more on Charlie check out: www.thenextchapter.life    

Creating wealth is first and foremost about ones mindset. In this episode of Closing The Wealth Gap, we'll uncover a book that every modern day thought leader has either read or heard about. The book was written by Wallace D. Wattles in 1910. It's called: the Science of Getting Rich. In it Mr. Wattles explains: "You don't get rich by doing certain things. You get rich by doing things in a certain way." For more information visit: www.closingthewealthgap.us or download my free wealth coaching app: text TYRONE to 36260. You can also Call TYRONE (562)498-4316 today!    

Katherine Porter

Today's guest is Katherine Porter, practicing attorney and certified life coach. Teresa McQueen talks with Katherine about the designer's mindset, what it is and how it can improve your workplace for employers and employees.

Dealing with resistance on a new idea in the workplace? Katherine says that with the designer's mindset, "you don't hide from them, you bring them into the process."

Katherine discusses the different Designer's Mindset:

-Bias to Action

-Empathy

-Radical Collaboration

-Embrace ambiguity

-Failure Immunity

-Iterate and Experiment

"Designers are focusing on the human value and keep all the humans that are interacting with the design in mind - that could be employees, customers, managers, executives, any stakeholders."

- Katherine Porter

Workplace Perspective is a regular podcast series for employers and employees focusing on education, training, and the law to help organizations of all sizes develop and maintain successful employer / employee relationships.

 

Thank You To:

Katherine Porter

Special Thanks To...

 

Paul Roberts

(Engineer/Associate Producer Extraordinaire!)

 

Melissa DeLacey

(Associate Producer Extraordinaire!)

 

Stephen Vercelloni

(Composer Extraordinaire! Today’s episode features the song Grifter)

 

James Bohannan & The Knave At Knight

(DJs & “Radio Angels” Extraordinaire!)

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In our opening, we mention having a “dash of recovery” thrown in. What is that? Recovery? Recovery from what? 

If you Google recovery, the first thing to come up will be how to recover a lost or corrupted Word document. That is something we hope we don’t have to do anytime soon. But we are looking at something far more important and fundamental. That’s easy for me to say not panicking over a corrupted Word document containing months of work, but you get the point.

Consider the meaning of the prefix “re.” It means simply “back” or “again.” It appears hundreds of times in the English language. Rearrange. Retool. Readjust. Reborn. Reform. Remember. I could go on and on or chose different words if I wanted to redo this intro.

And then, have you ever been in a situation where you were responsible for too many things and the deadline was looming? You are running around checking on things and someone says, “I got this covered.” Wow, does that feel good! Covered. Protected.

Now we have something which was supposed to be covered but was left out in the elements too long. The storms came. The snow fell. The wind blew and too much exposure has taken its toll. Maybe we should just throw it out. Or, or is it worthy enough to RE-cover.

I have discovered that recovery people are some of the most gracious-giving people in this world. They know what it means to be beat-up by life. They know what it means to be exposed to too many storms. They know what it means to have a second chance.

You get to meet one of these people who knows something about this subject today.

Welcome former Iron Worker and current CEO of NJ Boom and Erectors, Terry Kolb to Church, Hurts And.

 

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Wendy Covey of TREW Marketing talks about the importance of utilizing data analytics as a unifying mechanism for sales and marketing within an organization.  Tune in to hear more from Wendy and the resources available through TREW Marketing. Support the show (http://www.womeninelectronics.com)

Show Notes  Sometimes the next chapter in life involves a radical move. Our guest today is a perfect example. Donna Francart transitioned from an Executive Travel Agent to becoming a Deputy Coroner. Today we talk about Donna’s new book I’ve Seen Dean People: Diary of a Deputy Coroner. In our lively conversation Donna tells us about life as a Deputy Coroner, visions of death, and poignant insights into the meaning of life and death. In what may seem like a darker subject, I think you will be surprised how engaging and meaningful our conversation is. Let’s welcome former Deputy Coroner, Donna Francart. Get Donna’s book: I’ve Seen Dean People For more on Charlie check out: www.thenextchapter.life  

Bonhoeffer 1945 and Today

I don’t know about you, but I know life seems more complicated to me today than it was years ago. What used to be apparent black and white issues have turned into an insane amount of grays and purples and browns. It reminded me of third-grade art class when we were first allowed to play with paints and shown how to mix colors. Blue and yellow could make the loveliest shades of green. Like every other ADD child, of course, I figured if two colors mixed was good, why not three and four and five. You know the result, that ugly shade of mud which was irredeemable. 

Unfortunately, when I am talking about life being complicated, it isn’t as easy to understand as paint mixing. When what we learned was good ends up being not so good, or even harmful, confusion kicks in. If a right isn’t right, and wrong is what we were told was right, how are we act? When what was cast in stone in front of the courthouse from ten commandments is now forbidden to be on public property, who is making the rules, or maybe more importantly, who has changed the rules, and why?

In college, I was taught that there were different views of ethics, the two primary ones being Absolute and Relative. Absolute Ethics emphasized what was always true, no matter what. Relative Ethics emphasized that ethics changed based upon the situation. The classic illustration given was based upon lying being bad. If lying is evil, what do you do when the Gestapo comes to the door and asks if you are hiding Jews in your attic. If you tell the truth, they will surely be shot. If you lie, you have violated God’s prohibition against lying.

Today we will talk about a man who actually faced those issues, in that time with the Gestapo and Hitler and churches as messed up as church gets. His name was Dietrich Bonhoeffer. To find out more, let’s ask an actor who has played Bonhoeffer all over the world in the play Bonhoeffer 1945.

Welcome actor/playwright D. Paul Thomas to Church, Hurts And.

www.ChurchHurtsAnd.org

www.bonhoeffer1945.com

In this episode of the Pub Date Podcast, book broads Jen Dorsey and Vanessa Campos talk book proposals. What you should include, what you should absolutely leave off, and how to decide if you need help.

Show Notes  We have a very important social issue in our culture today that receives little press, or… really… any kind of attention… Except to those in the middle of it: Care for our Aging population. Especially those with that require medical, professional or just more regular personal attention. On today’s show we have gerontologist and dedicated advocate of society’s disenfranchised, Dr Jacque DuPont. Jacque is so uniquely gifted. She demonstrates that rare combination of superior intelligence with an overwhelming heart of compassion. On this episode of the Next Chapter with Charlie Jacque guides me through the critical issues of dementia and other disabilities common to people in the closing chapters of aging. And she offers insights into how adult children can manage these issues. The first thing, Jacque suggests, is to find it in our hearts to recognize both the humanity and the dignity that all human beings deserve. Our podcast today is one of the most insightful shows we have ever done. For more on Jacque Dupont Chairperson of the Board Illumination Foundation Board member Wells of Life Board member Alzheimer’s Orange County For more information on The Next Chapter with Charlie visit www.thenextchapter.life