In this episode, Chris sits down with Dr. Wayne Visser to discuss the importance of sustainability in the corporate world. To thrive, life must work in cycles, recycling and regenerating what is taken.

Do you live your best life? Do you flourish? Sally Wolf does, and she helps others flourish and live their best lives. Even though she has fought cancer in her lifetime, she has figured out how to live life to its fullest.

Dr. Debbie Sutherland has always been inquisitive. Throughout her life, she has watched and studied people, becoming an expert on human behavior. Of particular interest is how people deal with ambiguity.

Have you ever been on a non-profit (or any) board with people who weren't truly engaged? Perhaps there were there for the right reasons, but they never seem to step up or actively take a role in advancing the company.

As a lover of animals, Julie Henry has spent most of her life working with them.

This week, Chris sits down with Tina Kuhn, author of The Managers Communication Toolkit.

The fear of confrontation impedes many teams from optimizing results. Consider how many times you may have been in a meeting (or other gathering) and felt someone else was either holding back or being disingenuous.

The pressure right now is extreme. When it is too much, we revert to our base instincts and since human beings are wired to a negative bias, negative emotions can drive our behaviors. These negative emotions can also be contagious, spreading to others.

Kara Richardson Whitely has struggled with her weight her whole life. Like many, this became an excuse to not do many things. Then, one day upon receiving an adventure catalog, she decided she had to start living her life.

Rowena Scherer is an eternal optimist. She also believes that you should ask for anything you want, a philosophy that has helped her throughout her life.