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  • Brains @ Work with Sarah Ohanesian

    About Sarah Ohanesian Sarah Ohanesian is a productivity coach. For the record, her name is pronounced “O-han-e-san,” but she will respond to anything that starts with “O”. If you need to get more done, Sarah is who you should turn to. She is a CMO turned Productivity Coach who knows what it’s like to feel overwhelmed but also what it’s like to feel accomplished, fulfilled, and joyful every day. Her goal is to get you from burnout to loving what you do. The Shareables Something you should read… Unmasking Autism: Discovering the New Faces of Neurodiversity Something you should listen […]

    46 min
  • Brains @ Work with Sarah Ohanesian
    About Sarah Ohanesian Sarah Ohanesian is a productivity coach. For the record, her name is pronounced “O-han-e-san,” but she will respond to anything that starts with “O”. If you need to get more done, Sarah is who you should turn to. She is a CMO turned Productivity Coach who knows what it’s like to feel overwhelmed but also what it’s like to feel accomplished, fulfilled, and joyful every day. Her goal is to get you from burnout to loving what you do. The Shareables Something you should read… Unmasking Autism: Discovering the New Faces of Neurodiversity Something you should listen […]
    46 min
  • Exploring failure and resilience with Jeff Gibbard hosted by Sara Surani

    About Mic Swap

    The Mic Swap is an original Shareable idea where the guest becomes the host of the show, and Jeff becomes the guest. This gives my guest the opportunity to ask questions from their domain of expertise and gives my audience the chance to learn about me from a variety of angles.

    • Connect with Jeff
    • Don’t forget to subscribe.
    • Rate the show 5-stars on iTunes
    • If you really liked it, share the episode.
    • Shareable is self-funded and listener-supported so if you’re feeling generous, buy me a cup of coffee, help cover some of my production costs, or get my kid some diapers by throwing something in the tip jar.
    • 41 min
    • Exploring failure and resilience with Jeff Gibbard hosted by Sara Surani

      About Mic Swap

      The Mic Swap is an original Shareable idea where the guest becomes the host of the show, and Jeff becomes the guest. This gives my guest the opportunity to ask questions from their domain of expertise and gives my audience the chance to learn about me from a variety of angles.

      • Connect with Jeff
      • Don’t forget to subscribe.
      • Rate the show 5-stars on iTunes
      • If you really liked it, share the episode.
      • Shareable is self-funded and listener-supported so if you’re feeling generous, buy me a cup of coffee, help cover some of my production costs, or get my kid some diapers by throwing something in the tip jar.
      • 41 min
      • Being Vulnerable vs Performing Vulnerability with Sara Surani

        About Sara Surani Sara Surani describes herself as an archeologist of people: she loves supporting others in discovering the treasure inside of them. She is Pakistan-American and graduated from Harvard University, where she officially studied global health (and unofficially in human suffering, compassion, and the things that make people come alive.) A lot of different things make Sara come alive. Some of them include researching childbirth in Tanzania, domestic violence and girls empowerment in Mauritius, youth empowerment and environmental conservation in the Amazon jungle, tuberculosis and health epidemics in Peru, people’s experiences with homelessness and incarceration in New Mexico, and […]

        49 min
      • Being Vulnerable vs Performing Vulnerability with Sara Surani
        About Sara Surani Sara Surani describes herself as an archeologist of people: she loves supporting others in discovering the treasure inside of them. She is Pakistan-American and graduated from Harvard University, where she officially studied global health (and unofficially in human suffering, compassion, and the things that make people come alive.) A lot of different things make Sara come alive. Some of them include researching childbirth in Tanzania, domestic violence and girls empowerment in Mauritius, youth empowerment and environmental conservation in the Amazon jungle, tuberculosis and health epidemics in Peru, people’s experiences with homelessness and incarceration in New Mexico, and […]
        49 min
      • Values, Passions, and Principles with John Robertson

        About JOHN ROBERTSON Inspired and driven by his values, John acts as a facilitator/coach/guide for his clients as they test, discover, and expand what they can do. He uses concrete, verifiable processes to help them achieve demonstrable, solution-focused results. Remaining faithful to his passions and principles, John invests himself in his vocation without reservation. He provides spirit-filled, insightful guidance that his clients use to amplify their lives and their businesses. John truly provides “leadership people can follow through storms.” The Shareables What is something you have read that you would recommend? Good to Great and the Social Sectors: Why Business […]

        52 min
      • Values, Passions, and Principles with John Robertson
        About JOHN ROBERTSON Inspired and driven by his values, John acts as a facilitator/coach/guide for his clients as they test, discover, and expand what they can do. He uses concrete, verifiable processes to help them achieve demonstrable, solution-focused results. Remaining faithful to his passions and principles, John invests himself in his vocation without reservation. He provides spirit-filled, insightful guidance that his clients use to amplify their lives and their businesses. John truly provides “leadership people can follow through storms.” The Shareables What is something you have read that you would recommend? Good to Great and the Social Sectors: Why Business […]
        52 min

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