In this episode Laura talks about Understanding Behavior - the key to unlocking motivation.  Most often people need the greatest motivation when they are doing things they’ve been told they “should” do rather than doing what’s most natural for them.  In order to overcome that she shares information on:

• The Law of Diminishing Intent

In honor of Valentine’s Day, power couple Andrew and Kathleene Card share their views on love, balancing careers, and the importance of relationships.

In this week's episode, it's all things Oscars! We are talking style, movies, and more with lifestyle guru, Penny Lyons.

In this week's episode, I use the misguided mindset of those in retail as a warning for failing businesses in every industry.

In this episode, Laura T. discusses three reasons that young people are not learning common courtesy, and the impact that has on their behavior at home, at school, and in public.

In this week's episode, Laura T discusses the sad state of common courtesy in society and what we as individuals can do about it.

In this week’s episode I have the honor of interviewing renowned speaker and best-selling author of The Go-Giver, Bob Burg.  During the show we talk about his books, his “one more call” philosophy, how to say no with honor, and so much more.

Be sure to check out Bob’s website full of great content - website https://burg.com 

Follow Bob on facebook - https://www.facebook.com/bobburg

In this week’s episode I explore parental involvement in sports, how our goal to support our kids may be actually be putting pressure on them and causing them to quit.

People say “look up” things will get better, it sounds like a cliche, but looking up literally and metaphorically is important because it’s mentally and physically beneficial. In this episode Laura T discusses 3 specific ways looking up can help you.

I was honored to interview artist, author and entrepreneur Jane Pollak to talk about her recent memoir "Too Much of Not Enough" and to discuss the important process of self discovery to create more authentic relationships with others.