SUCCESS Podcasts

How do we find freedom from the pain of our past? Natasha Graziano invites Selling the OC star and realtor, Alexandra Rose, onto the show to discuss how we can turn our circumstances around. Alexandra recalls her difficult childhood, and Natasha walks listeners through an exercise that releases pain and resentment and ultimately help us find forgiveness.

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Quiet quitting is a hot topic. But rather than viewing it as a passive approach to an unenjoyable job, communications expert and keynote speaker Rachel DeAlto believes the after-effect is more detrimental. This week, Rachel and Erin tackle the issue from both sides of the table: What questions should leaders ask themselves when quiet quitting is present in the workplace? What questions should employees ask? They also discuss how to change your approach to necessary but conflict-prone conversations.

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Several years ago, dealing with depression and under the strain of a toxic workplace, Shola Richards decided the best way to escape the pain was to end his life. Thankfully, he survived. The speaker and best-selling author tells Karen how he worked through self-doubt and describes the steps he took to rediscover joy in work.

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Some perks—like solid health insurance coverage or a corner office—make a job enticing, but don't let them determine your loyalty to a company. In the wake of the quiet quitting trend, Julien and Kiersten Saunders (@richandregular) discuss why we romanticize our jobs and, conversely, why we should be willing to view them with an honest lens.

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It seems as though every week we're hearing about a new photo or video that's gone viral. Do you ever wonder why? Brendan Kane, author and CEO and founder of digital strategy company Hook Point, dives deep into the science behind virality. Citing his experience working with celebrities like Taylor Swift and Rihanna, Brendan tells Tristan how to create content people love, the biggest factors that play into virality, and what approaches to avoid when posting online.

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You know who you want to be, but do you know how to get there? Natasha Graziano sits down with speaker, author and spiritual director of Agape Spiritual Center, Michael Beckwith, to discuss how we can let go of what doesn't serve us and channel our vision with the gifts and abilities we already have.

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After climbing the corporate ladder and working excessively long days, author and sales strategy business coach Jen Gitomer decided she was done living to work. She chats with Erin about entrepreneurs' tendency to flirt with burnout and how we can positively reframe our perspective around to-do lists to find more enjoyment in the everyday.

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When Minda Harts began her blog, The Memo, she had no idea it would become a bestselling book and the foundation to her career development business. Minda tells Karen about her experience as a woman of color in the workplace, how equity should show up in your company, and the beauty of diversity at work and in life.

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It's hard enough to cope with the loss of a friend or family member, much less the sticker shock that comes with laying them to rest. This week, Julien and Kiersten Saunders (@richandregular) give a line-by-line review of commons funeral costs and several tips to help curb some of the expenses.

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Staying motivated in our work is hard, especially when the drive to do bigger and better things can lead to burnout. But James Stanley, the principal of a luxury architecture firm in New York, knows some tricks for taking a balance approach. He shares these with Tristan, as well as his thoughts on meditation, his vices, and an unexpected run-in with Donald Trump.

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