Pass The Mic

Welcome to intimate, one-on-one conversations with people from various walks of life, as we revisit one of the most iconic and fascinating ideas in history, an idea so strong it can change our world in crisis: Love.

Today, we listen to Dan Rockwell, Leadership Consultant and Author of the Leadership Freak blog.

The current pandemic has dramatically increased our anxiety, as we’re propelled into an unknown world, without a new narrative to guide us and add meaning to our lives. According to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA), anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness in the U.S, affecting 40 million adults over the age of 18.

When our habits are disrupted, our jobs are disappearing, our relationships are tested, and our truths are questioned, we wonder, what remains? When everything has gone haywire and nothing makes sense anymore, what’s left is love. But, how do we define love after all is gone?

Love is more than a feeling that a person has for another person. It’s an intimate relationship between ourselves and the world.

So, when that world is breaking apart, what is love, after all?

Our Guest:
Dan Rockwell is listed in the Top Fifty Leadership and Management Expert and Top 100 Great Leadership Speakers by Inc Magazine and he is the author behind the Leadership Freak blog, which according to the Center for Management and Organization Effectiveness, is the most socially shared leadership blog on the Internet.
Dan started his career in the nonprofit world and has earned an MBA and undergraduate degrees in Theology, Pastoral Ministry, and Construction and Design.
He owned two businesses and served fifteen years as a Workforce Development Consultant for a Penn State University Special Affiliate. In that capacity, he designed courses, hired and mentored instructors, and delivered hundreds of presentations for local, regional, and global organizations.
Today, Dan coaches leaders, consults with organizations, and delivers corporate and community presentations.

Original music by Benjamin Schlez, guitarist, composer, producer.

Improvisation is part of SenseMaking, a series of reflections and thoughts in a pursuit of making sense of our world. These spoken words are the highlights and thoughts emerging from our unscripted group discussions.

Read the inspiring blog post: https://www.acornoak.net/post/can-improvisation-create-a-more-productive-workplace

Discover Benjamin Schlez https://www.benjaminschlez.com/

Original music by Benjamin Schlez, guitarist, composer, producer.

Authenticity is part of SenseMaking, a series of reflections and thoughts in a pursuit of making sense of our world. These spoken words are the highlights and thoughts emerging from our unscripted group discussions.

Read the inspiring blog post: https://www.acornoak.net/post/how-can-we-use-mindfulness-to-pave-the-way-for-authenticity

Discover Benjamin Schlez https://www.benjaminschlez.com/

Welcome to intimate, one-on-one conversations with people from various walks of life, as we revisit one of the most iconic and fascinating ideas in history, an idea so strong it can change our world in crisis: Love.

Today, we listen to John Poehler, author of the book “This War Within My Mind” and host of the podcast “The Bipolar Battle” helping those living with bipolar disorder
https://www.thebipolarbattle.com/

The current pandemic has dramatically increased our anxiety, as we’re propelled into an unknown world, without a new narrative to guide us and add meaning to our lives. According to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA), anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness in the U.S, affecting 40 million adults over the age of 18.

When our habits are disrupted, our jobs are disappearing, our relationships are tested, and our truths are questioned, we wonder, what remains? When everything has gone haywire and nothing makes sense anymore, what’s left is love. But, how do we define love after all is gone?

Love is more than a feeling that a person has for another person. It’s an intimate relationship between ourselves and the world.

So, when that world is breaking apart, what is love, after all?

Welcome to intimate, one-on-one conversations with people from various walks of life, as we revisit one of the most iconic and fascinating ideas in history, an idea so strong it can change our world in crisis: Love.

Today, we listen to Mark C. Crowley, bestselling author of the book Lead From The Heart: Transformational Leadership for the 21st Century.

The current pandemic has dramatically increased our anxiety, as we’re propelled into an unknown world, without a new narrative to guide us and add meaning to our lives. According to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA), anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness in the U.S, affecting 40 million adults over the age of 18.

When our habits are disrupted, our jobs are disappearing, our relationships are tested, and our truths are questioned, we wonder, what remains? When everything has gone haywire and nothing makes sense anymore, what’s left is love. But, how do we define love after all is gone?

Love is more than a feeling that a person has for another person. It’s an intimate relationship between ourselves and the world.

So, when that world is breaking apart, what is love, after all?

Our Guest:
Mark C. Crowley is the bestselling author of the book Lead From The Heart: Transformational Leadership for the 21st Century. Mark is a leadership consultant and speaker with the goal to change how we lead and manage people in the workplace. He believes that the workplace should be more supportive of human needs. Mark is the host of the Acclaimed Lead from the Heart Podcast. http://markccrowley.com/about/

Welcome to intimate, one-on-one conversations with people from various walks of life, as we revisit one of the most iconic and fascinating ideas in history, an idea so strong it can change our world in crisis: Love.

Today, we listen to Gary Gruber, Author and Transition Management Consultant.
https://garygruber.com/
Read his latest blog post on What Is Love? http://garygruber.com/love-is/

The current pandemic has dramatically increased our anxiety, as we’re propelled into an unknown world, without a new narrative to guide us and add meaning to our lives. According to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA), anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness in the U.S, affecting 40 million adults over the age of 18.

When our habits are disrupted, our jobs are disappearing, our relationships are tested, and our truths are questioned, we wonder, what remains? When everything has gone haywire and nothing makes sense anymore, what’s left is love. But, how do we define love after all is gone?

Love is more than a feeling that a person has for another person. It’s an intimate relationship between ourselves and the world. So, when that world is breaking apart, what is love, after all?

What Is Love, After All, with Dr. Mike Watson, a speaker, leader, creative on organization leadership.

Welcome to intimate, one-on-one conversations with people from various walks of life, as we revisit one of the most iconic and fascinating ideas in history, an idea so strong it can change our world in crisis: Love.

Today, we listen to Dr. Mike Watson, Speaker, leader, creative on Organization Leadership, https://mikewatson.today/


The current pandemic has dramatically increased our anxiety, as we’re propelled into an unknown world, without a new narrative to guide us and add meaning to our lives. According to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA), anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness in the U.S, affecting 40 million adults over the age of 18.

When our habits are disrupted, our jobs are disappearing, our relationships are tested, and our truths are questioned, we wonder, what remains? When everything has gone haywire and nothing makes sense anymore, what’s left is love. But, how do we define love after all is gone?

Love is more than a feeling that a person has for another person. It’s an intimate relationship between ourselves and the world.

So, when that world is breaking apart, what is love, after all?

Welcome to intimate, one-on-one conversations with people from various walks of life, as we revisit one of the most iconic and fascinating ideas in history, an idea so strong it can change our world in crisis: Love.

Today, we listen to Rashmir Balasubramaniam, Transformational Coach and Catalyst,
https://www.rashmir.net/

The current pandemic has dramatically increased our anxiety, as we’re propelled into an unknown world, without a new narrative to guide us and add meaning to our lives. According to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA), anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness in the U.S, affecting 40 million adults over the age of 18.

When our habits are disrupted, our jobs are disappearing, our relationships are tested, and our truths are questioned, we wonder, what remains? When everything has gone haywire and nothing makes sense anymore, what’s left is love. But, how do we define love after all is gone?

Love is more than a feeling that a person has for another person. It’s an intimate relationship between ourselves and the world.

So, when that world is breaking apart, what is love, after all?

Welcome to intimate, one-on-one conversations with people from various walks of life, as we revisit one of the most iconic and fascinating ideas in history, an idea so strong it can change our world in crisis: Love.

Today, we listen to Jim Spivey, Chief Relationship Officer at Mazzi Partners.

The current pandemic has dramatically increased our anxiety, as we’re propelled into an unknown world, without a new narrative to guide us and add meaning to our lives.

According to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA), anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness in the U.S, affecting 40 million adults over the age of 18.

When our habits are disrupted, our jobs are disappearing, our relationships are tested, and our truths are questioned, we wonder, what remains? When everything has gone haywire and nothing makes sense anymore, what’s left is love. But, how do we define love after all is gone?

Love is more than a feeling that a person has for another person. It’s an intimate relationship between ourselves and the world. So, when that world is breaking apart, what is love, after all?

Welcome to intimate, one-on-one conversations with people from various walks of life, as we revisit one of the most iconic and fascinating ideas in history, an idea so strong it can change our world in crisis: Love.

Today, we listen to Aaron Force, Researcher, Writer and Author of "What is Transpersonal Extropy".

The current pandemic has dramatically increased our anxiety, as we’re propelled into an unknown world, without a new narrative to guide us and add meaning to our lives.

According to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA), anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness in the U.S, affecting 40 million adults over the age of 18.

When our habits are disrupted, our jobs are disappearing, our relationships are tested, and our truths are questioned, we wonder, what remains? When everything has gone haywire and nothing makes sense anymore, what’s left is love. But, how do we define love after all is gone?

Love is more than a feeling that a person has for another person. It’s an intimate relationship between ourselves and the world. So, when that world is breaking apart, what is love, after all?