Leaders are the foundation of a good organization, and even the best leaders can benefit from leadership coaching. Often times, leadership coaching is not about changing your entire style or way of doing things, but rather making small tweaks to improve on an already successful technique. Curt Crosby, interviewed by John Golden, explores how leaders ... »
When you think about success, it’s easy to get caught up in how we move forward in life. But failure is often a predecessor to success or any kind of achievement. It was Churchill who said that “success is going from failure to failure without losing enthusiasm.” If you are open to learning, your failures ... »
TShane Johnson is a Motivational Speaker, Corporate Sales Coach, Marine Corps Veteran, #1 Best Selling Author, and World Record Athlete and is one of the most inspiring Corporate sales coaches and Speakers in the country. He has had numerous speaking and coaching engagements including, Marine Corps Reserve, LSU Alumni Association, University of Central Florida, GoDaddy, ... »
Danny-J is a serial entrepreneur who has created multiple successful brands and online businesses with one underlying principle: “Make People More Awesome” She won Ali Brown’s 2012 Entrepreneur of the year award, lived through being paralyzed at age 22 and was a suicidal and pregnant teen, with quite a turn-around story. She owned a very ... »
Today podcast we are interviewing Jessica Rhodes who is the founder and equal co-owner of Interview Connections. She has scaled the business quickly to high multiple six figures, with nearly no direct marketing or ads, and will break through the 7-figure mark in 2018. Jessica and her in-house team of Booking Agents are the podcast ... »
Podcast interview with David Meerman Scott who is an American online marketing strategist and author of several books on marketing, including The New Rules of Marketing and PR. David has a truly global mindset born from ten years working in countries outside of the U.S. and as an international speaker in over 40 countries and ... »
Podcast interview with Mary Jane Mapes who is an award-winning communication and leadership expert. She believes success takes root to grow and prosper when people ignite greatness, first within themselves and then within others—all leading to world-class culture. Her experience and expertise in management, leadership, customer service, and more have made her a sought-after keynote ... »
Todd Dewett outlines how authenticity, compassion, and encouragement build relationships and help us lead. Authenticity often being a buzz word that re-emerges over time. In part because humans crave a human connection and that we discuss how that applies in professional interactions. Professionals who remember that they are a person and not just a professional ... »
Remote work killed traditional recognition. Office shoutouts and bulletin boards don’t reach your distributed team, and that isolation is costing you talent. The fix? Meet employees where they are. Integrate recognition into Slack and Teams—make appreciation visible everywhere. Use gamification strategically: badges for values-driven behaviors, leaderboards for team achievements, and frequent small wins that keep ... »
Digital advertising fraud has ballooned into a $140 billion crisis, and most marketers don’t realize they’re victims until it’s too late. In this episode, fraud prevention expert Rich Kahn reveals the three types of fraud draining your campaigns: sophisticated bots, malware hijacking real users, and click farms employing actual humans to bypass detection. Warning signs ... »
Your best salesperson just became your worst manager. Sound familiar? This promotion mistake costs companies millions annually. High-performing salespeople develop intuitive skills that work brilliantly—for them. But translating that success to others? That requires coaching, feedback delivery, and conflict resolution skills they’ve never needed before. Leadership expert Ashley Herd warns against this “unconscious competence” trap. ... »
Most sales teams obsess over motivation—better offers, bigger discounts, flashier pitches. But consumer psychologist Matt Sucha reveals the real problem: hidden psychological barriers. When a European bank offered free travel insurance, uptake was nearly zero. Why? Customers feared hidden charges and questioned legitimacy. Once these specific concerns were addressed, conversions soared 167%. The lesson? Stop ... »
Rebel Health Alliance founder John Goldman joins the podcast to challenge everything we accept about getting older. His personal transformation—from exhausted and declining in his 40s to thriving through data-driven care—sparked a mission to revolutionize healthcare access. The traditional system is broken. Fragmented specialists, rushed appointments, and insurance barriers leave most people settling for suboptimal ... »
Most consulting engagements end the same way: a polished deliverable, a final invoice, and clients wondering why nothing actually changed. Tim Beattie, CEO of Stellafai, calls this the fundamental flaw of traditional consulting. In this episode, Beattie reveals why output-driven contracts create misaligned incentives that hurt both consultants and clients. When you’re paid for deliverables ... »
