Dr. Carrie Hersh takes us deeper into our exploration of burnout, it's causes, and prevention. She shares her very personal story of how she recovered from this trying experience. Dr. Hersh is a fierce advocate for wellness. She directs the Cleveland Clinic's MS Health and Wellness and Professional Engagement programs. She is Associate Program Director of the MS and Neuroimmunology Fellowship.

Thank you for the many inquiries about how this podcast began. And, how my career began. Today I'm sharing my story.

Dr. Michael Horowitz is a nationally recognized leader in education known for as a strategist and an innovator. Founding The Community Solution Education System in 2009, he forged a new path for the sector to thrive through collaboration rather than competition. A nonprofit, integrated system, The Community Solution unites its colleges and universities through an overarching purpose to advance student success and community impact. Today we begin a series of conversations on the future of higher education.

Burnout is impacting people all over the globe. It is not respecter of person. It has the potential to be debilitating on many different levels. Carrie M. Hersh, DO, MSc, FAAN shares her very personal journey through burnout to wellness..

She is a specialist in multiple sclerosis and neuroimmunology at Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health (CCLRCBH). She is also an Associate Professor of Neurology at Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine of Case Western Reserve University (CWRU).

The world of work continues to evolve and increase in complexity. Brian Powell returns to discuss those complexities and potential solutions.

Allison DeHonney, creator of Buffalo Go Green and Urban Fruits and Veggies is back. She is tackling the nutrition, health outcomes, and hunger. Listen and learn about how she's directing her life's energy to create sustainable positive change that is impacting the lives of many in Western New York.

Brian Powell, attorney and HR executive, is back to discuss issues and trends facing employers and employees across the globe.

Allison DeHonney, founder of Urban Fruits and Veggies and Buffalo Go Green is back with me. She saw a need and did something about it. Her actions are having a positive impact in urban and underserved communities in Western New York.

Matt Picard joins us again to share more about his passion for brain health. He has come through a long process of recovery from 10 diagnosed concussions and post-concussive syndrome. His experience became even more personal when his grandfather was diagnosed with and ultimately passed away from glioblastoma brain cancer. Around the same time, Matt also lost a close friend to ALS, further driving his passion for supporting brain health.

Frustrated by the limited knowledge surrounding brain conditions and the lack of effective treatments, Matt launched the Picard Research Fund and established the Heads Together Gala, an annual fundraiser in New York City that supports research into brain health and neurological diseases.

Robb King left a great career as a leader in data sciences to found Blume Theory Strategies. The last time we talked he explained what Blume Theory does and his “why” for writing this next chapter. Today we focus on the preparation, the early learning, and the application of that learning.