We like to talk about “winning” often, but we can’t overlook that a significant part of our growth comes from the lessons we embrace when not winning. On this episode, we talk with TransUnion Industry Executive. Chuck Rosenberry. Doing three tours together at Chase, Allstate, and Legal Shield, Rossseau and Rosenberry have weathered some significant challenges and had some great successes. And; learned some life-changing lessons along the way. 

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Pastor Mike joins The Corelink Solution for a discussion on music, ministry, and the moments that really matter in life.

Dubbed “The New King of Urban Inspiration,” the brand-new EP, WINNING, features 8 stand-out tracks of encouragement with Pastor Mike’s signature sound, trap music cadences, and lyrical mastery.

But beyond being a multiple-award-winning and Billboard chart-topping artist; Pastor Mike Jr. stays focused on what’s most important.

Vice President. Community Manager JP Morgan Chase Delaware, Darrin Wilson, dropped in on The Corelink Solution to discuss financial freedom, how to budget and save, and learning to manage your credit to become financially fit in any economic climate. 

Healthy spending practices define financial wellness. After the economic strain of the covid-19 shutdown, inflation is on the rise at a whopping 6.5%! And we are all feeling the pinch, especially at the pump. So how do we save in this post-pandemic economy? By being smart, says Wilson. Budget, save and manage your credit consistently. “If you live within your means, you’re prepared and ready to handle the fluctuations of the economy that’s going to be impactful to the buying power of your money.” 

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James Rosseau Sr., Trig and Emanuel sat down together for an exclusive listening party of his self-titled album, three years in the making, that was released last Friday. Featuring the lead singles Nights in Atlanta, Set the Bar and Grey Hairs, he is giving his fans his long awaited 13th album. 

Emanuel says his goal with this self-titled album is to expand the sound of CHH, “As amazing as it is, I think it’s a bit pigeonholed sonically. I think we live in sonic echo chambers. I just like to always agitate things a little bit and I think this album does that.” One of his biggest records to date, he enjoyed bringing a few of his friends along for the ride to collaborate. “This is a sonic journey through my entire career.”

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On this special New Years pop up edition of The Corelink Solution with James Rosseau Sr., we discuss the difference between a resolution and resolve, three things you need to incorporate in your daily life to help you follow your passion, succeed in your purpose along with prioritizing your time and the art of gratitude.  

I once heard that if everything is a priority, then nothing is a priority. That is true in business and our personal lives. Over the past few years, managing priorities have been increasingly more challenging given the change in work - - as in many cases, the lines between work and home are even more blurred.

Bradon Smith, an expert in leadership communication known as “The Workplace Therapist,” joins me for a conversation around prioritization. During our discussion, we dive into his latest book, The Hot Sauce Principle, discussing priorities in context, urgency from all angles, workplace, and personal solutions.

I recently spent some time with Will Adams, an award-winning D&I innovator, engineering trailblazer, and philanthropist. He was named the first Technical Advisor to Microsoft’s CTO, Kevin Scott. Further, he is one of the first Black entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley. So, I was interested in picking his brain on several topics.

During our conversation, he shares his insights on the wealth gap for African Americans and how to approach closing it, the substance versus the varnish of Web 3.0, Diversity and Inclusion strategy and execution, and practical tips for breaking into the technology field.

During my discussion with Dr. Jean Latting, we unpack six key things we can do as individuals, from how we deal with assumptions to how we initiate change in the work environment. Collectively, these steps and shifts can help us move towards a more vibrant and inclusive community.

How do we increase the sense of community at a time when many say we are more polarized than ever? Joining me to discuss this topic is Sarah Friar, CEO of Nextdoor. Nextdoor touches 1 out of every 3 Americans, with 33 Million people who use their app multiple times each week. That level of connectivity and data has provided keen insights from which we can all learn.

From #1 Billboard chart-topping “Whoomp There It Is” to Geico’s most popular commercial, “Scoop there it is,” DC Glenn of Tag Team has etched a mark for himself in the creative world. However, what is less obvious is what he does behind the scenes to create opportunities for success. During our discussion, he shares some insights into his many business ventures and his techniques to approach them.