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One Kind Word episodes
- 65 The Naked Sunday Coach with Caleb Nelson
Caleb loves helping motivated leaders live life to their fullest potential. Not by others' expectations but by what truly inspires them. That way, navigating their path to discovering and pursuing their purpose can become abundantly triumphant. Caleb's version of nirvana includes eliminating obstacles, shedding self-limiting beliefs, and sharing in the moments of clarity with these leaders who are driven to change the world. We need more great leaders in the world, and he hopes to do his small part in facilitating the change and clearing their path to success. https://brucewaynemclellan.com/
19 min - 64 Remembering How to Dream with Ann TreacyAnn is a certified Holistic Health Coach, Personal Fitness Trainer, and Functional Nutrition Consultant. Through kindness, empathy, and partnership, Ann helps people achieve sustainable results toward better health. She considers individual needs and circumstances in determining what health journey will best support them in achieving their desired results. Her passion is to help others see the interconnectedness of one’s daily habits with the outcome of how they look, feel, and act. With her expertise and support, each person discovers actionable steps to transform their health.25 min
- 63 The Kindness Revolution with Julia Hsia, Pedro Morlet, and Bruce Wayne McLellanThis podcast, the One Kind Word, is a part of the BWM network of podcasts. It is an interview-based format approximately twenty minutes in duration. Another podcast, the One Kind Moment, is also a member of the BWM network. The One Kind Moment is a sixty-second reflection on Kindness for those with a fast-paced lifestyle who crave more Kindness in their busy lives. This podcast is currently available in English, Spanish and Mandarin. Today's episode is a conversation between the three hosts of the multi-lingual One Kind Moment podcasts.28 min
- 62 Awakening and Sustaining Creativity with Marika ReisbergMari Reisberg, LPC is a therapist, performer, creativity coach, and host of the Sustaining Creativity Podcast. She holds a BFA in Acting from the Hartt School and an MA in Somatic Counseling Psychology, Dance/Movement Therapy, from Naropa University. She currently splits time between the traditional 9-5 world as the director of utilization review and internship programming for a substance abuse treatment center, and her own Sustaining Creativity business where she works with performers and non-performers to spark, grow, sustain, share and transform creativity in their lives. Mari believes life is way more fun when we tap into our creativity.17 min
- 61 Inspiring Career Success with Cathy LanzalacoCathy is CEO of Inspire Careers, a career marketing firm based in Buffalo, NY. Inspire Careers specializes in career launches for new college graduates and career marketing strategies for executives and career-minded professionals across the country. A three-time career changer with 15 years of experience in human resources, Cathy provides insights and strategies that help her clients land their dream jobs and create careers they love. Illuminating your path forward, Cathy is the creator of the country's only new graduate success program.14 min
- 60 Pressure Free Island with Elle IngalllsHave you ever wished there was a magic way to stop stress from messing with you? A way to reduce chronic illness, stress fast? Feel less worried or anxious? Stop self-sabotaging and eroding your relationships? Elle Ingalls can show you how. She's the creator of the Pressure-Free Method. It's an on-the-go stress management method that you can use anywhere, anytime. This is the ultimate “work smarter, not harder” formula. Elle draws on her experience as a performance coach, executive, professional musician, community leader, and parent of three grown sons, plus her three degrees from the University of Michigan and decades of research to help you break the stress cycle and experience your true potential.22 min
- 59 The Porters Song: Wapagazi and the Secret of Happiness
This special episode includes a favorite anecdote from my trip to Tanzania, Africa, in 2010 to Summit Mt Kilimanjaro. At a deeper level, it initiates a series of insights for me that led to the birth of The One Kind Word Podcast. It explores the question - "What is the most precious substance in the entire universe?" Hi! I am Bruce Wayne McLellan, your devoted servant and porter for this journey we call - LIFE. I am the host and executive producer of the One Kind Word, One Kind Moment, and the Enduring Wonder podcasts. And I am a veteran personal leadership coach with 19+ years of experience. My burning aspiration is to make a better world for our great-grandchildren by doing for adults what Mr. Rogers did for children. My relevant experience includes thirty years in Corporate America as an IT consultant, a lifetime of mindfulness practice, nine days living on a mountain in Tanzania, Africa. I love my family. And I remain a grateful and humble citizen of our little blue planet.
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19 min - 58 Fostering Kindness for the Knowledge Worker with Michael Benz
Michael Benz works as an Interim and Fractional Chief Information Officer based in Minneapolis. His role is to help companies understand how technology can be used as a competitive advantage to grow the business, increase efficiency, and reduce risk while delivering better products and services. Benz is not your typical techie guy. Originally, he went to college in Binghamton, NY, with the idea of becoming a psychologist or schoolteacher. Though Mike eventually started working as a software developer and network engineer, he found his niche through listening to and supporting people. In other words, Benz solves people problems. He assembles high-performance work teams, designs scalable technology solutions, and ensures that they're put in - right the first time. Mike contends that the IT community would benefit greatly from understanding that technology challenges are much easier to solve than people problems. He has been a lifelong learner, studying French for decades and recently returned to graduate school to earn a dual master's degrees in Cybersecurity and the Management of Technology.
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21 min - 57 The Good Side of Karma with Theresa OschmannAs Director of Sales at Next Step Education Group for 15 years, Theresa Oschmann built a portfolio of businesses that exceeded $800,000 in sales annually. How did she do it? She believed (and still does) that business is built on relationships and made it her business to build them. In 2015, Theresa resigned from Next Step and emerged on the other side as an entrepreneur, taking what once was a business expense and turning it into a profit center.
https://brucewaynemclellan.com/one-kind-word
19 min - 56 A Little Jab of Love with David MammanoDavid uses his experiences of starting seven new businesses over the last twenty-five years to help others with their entrepreneurial dreams. He is also a three-time Inc. Magazine 5000 Growth Company winner, a TEDx speaker, an adjunct professor at the University of Rochester, and a business and college planning book author. Additional, Mammano is an internationally sought-after speaker at entrepreneurial, business, sales, and higher education events. His most recent book, "Crash and Learn: Lessons in Business," was named a #1 Hot New Release on Amazon, and a best seller in the Service Industry, Business Consulting, Two-Hour Short Read in Business, and Money, and Business Ethics categories.
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About One Kind Word
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Even in a world made smaller by social media, we are starved for true connection and meaning. Every week personal leadership coach Bruce Wayne McLellan explores topics pertaining to kindness through…
interviews, stories inspired by science-based research and wisdom traditions, and music. Each episode reminds us that we can, on a daily basis, choose to define ourselves and help restore a lost sense of community.