In this podcast, author, coach, and trainer Linda Deir discusses her “why” and spirit guide assistance with John Golden. Linda says many lose their mission in life by concentrating too much on monetary accomplishment and not enough on their soul-driven why. She thinks people’s thoughts are against them because they don’t know why. Linda suggests ... »
John Golden speaks with Justin Neri, CEO of Executive Presence, in this edition of the podcast, about how CEOs may utilize LinkedIn to increase their visibility and authority. They talk about the advantages of being genuine, expanding your network, and offering distinctive viewpoints on certain fields of expertise. Justin highlights that finding the appropriate individuals ... »
Chester Elton guest with John Golden podcast discusses the importance of mental health in the workplace, especially in light of the pandemic’s impact on anxiety levels. The authors argue that it is crucial for organizations to create a culture of openness and trust, where employees feel comfortable discussing their mental health without fear of judgment or ... »
Stress promotes short-term problem-solving. Stress affects the brain, body, and mind. Many ignore stress and burnout indicators. Emotional and physical health may affect the company’s finances. Training leaders and manufacturing employees’ stress management can enhance loyalty and efficiency. Job Satisfaction Well-being-focused workplaces maintain talent and productivity. Money-driven firms may collapse. Millennials choose organizations that care ... »
Jordo is a successful entrepreneur, filmmaker, and avid fisherman. He is best known as the founder of Drop Funnels, one of the fastest-growing marketing platforms online. Jordo has helped a lot of businesses grow and reach their full potential by coming up with new ways to market online. Jordo is not only involved in business, ... »
Sonjay is a well-known speaker and author in the field of leadership performance. During his career, he has won many awards, and he was even put into the Canadian Speaker’s Hall of Fame. Sonjay began his international speaking business at the young age of 19 and has been making an impact ever since. One of ... »
Meet Risa, a clinical psychologist, international speaker, and founder of 93% Consulting Advisory Council for Mindfulness Without Borders. She created Disruptive Self Ownership, a concept that emphasizes being true to oneself. Today, she will discuss self-ownership, the foundation of her work, and its benefits in 2023. The Importance of Self-Ownership Risa describes self-ownership as accepting ... »
Patrick Newman is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Florida Southern College and a fellow of its Center for Free Enterprise. He is the author of the book Cronyism: Liberty Versus Power in Early America and has edited many important works. Today, he will talk about how the Austrian School of Economics can help solve ... »
Allan Khazak went 0-for-400 on sales calls before building a seven-figure business in under two years. His secret? Getting out of his own way. On this episode, Khazak breaks down how he replaced founder dependency with systems, trained a team to handle client work without him, and cut his weekly involvement to under an hour. ... »
Building a luxury brand starts with one question: Are you ready to lead, not follow? Kathryn Porritt, founder of Iconic Empire, reveals why premium positioning isn’t about working harder—it’s about thinking differently. The secret? Start at the top. Launch with $100K+ offers for elite clients first, then scale down if desired. This flips the traditional ... »
Most companies are doing AI customer service wrong. They’re just replacing humans with chatbots and wondering why customers hate it. Nathan Strum, CEO of Abby Connect, has a different approach: let AI and humans do what they’re each good at. AI handles repetitive tasks—answering common questions, collecting information, and routing calls. Humans handle complex problems ... »
Management has a missing step problem. For every 100 men promoted into leadership roles, only 87 women make the same climb—and even fewer people of color advance. Christine Sandman Stone calls these “broken rungs,” and they’re costing organizations their best talent. After 35 years transforming companies like Dell and McDonald’s, she knows the fix starts ... »
Most automation projects fail—not because of bad technology, but because of bad people strategy. Dr. Don Capener from Chang Robotics shares game-changing insights on successfully implementing AI and robotics. His approach? Put humans first, technology second. The winning formula includes involving frontline workers from day one, communicating the “why” behind changes, and treating AI as ... »
Amrit Dhaliwal bought into the franchise dream—turnkey business, proven system, guaranteed support. She got none of that. Her first franchise left her struggling with “entrepreneurial poverty”: owning a business but barely surviving. So she built Walfinch differently. Her home care franchise rejects half its applicants, provides real coaching, and goes fully digital in a paper-obsessed ... »
