6 Networking Tips for College Students

A recent article in the Wall Street Journal outlined the Five Skills Every College Student will need for their future careers and nestled in among those five was, you guessed it. Networking.  The truth is the earlier you start building your network the better – so here are 6 tips for college students to start … Read more

Diversity Certification & Sourcing Diverse Suppliers with Heather Cox

Did you know that there are a number of different certifications available to companies – certifications based on race, ethnicity, disability, identifying as LGBTQ?. There are a ton – but where to start?  And if your company doesn’t qualify for a certification, have you struggled with diversifying your consultant or supplier base? Listen in as … Read more

Happy THINKsgiving

What do you think is this something that you could make happen in your business if you spent an entire week, working on it, uninterrupted? No meetings, no phone calls, just your undivided attention on a goal that you have.  This is what a “think week” can do for your business. One week, once a … Read more

Networking and Advocacy within the LatinX and Hispanic Community

Each year, September 15th through October 15th is designated as National Hispanic and LatinX Heritage Month. This month-long observance recognizes and celebrates the histories, cultures, and contributions of Hispanic and LatinX Americans past and present. It was during this month that a listener of this podcast Becky reached out to me to ask if I … Read more

Growth Architecture and Authority with Beate Chelette

What happens when your business grows faster than your business plan, your systems, or your company structure? Some may think this is a good problem to have, but it has the potential to be the downfall of your business.  Listen in as I talk with Beate Chelette, a Growth Architect who provides visionaries and leaders … Read more

The History and Origins of Halloween

It’s my favorite time of the year, SPOOKY SEASON!  Have you ever thought about the origins of Halloween, why we dress up in costume, beg for candy, carve jack-o-lanterns and bob for apples? Listen in for a short history of the origins of Halloween, where it is celebrated and where it is ignored.  Drink of … Read more

Schadenfreude: Why We Relish in the Misfortune of Others

Have you ever experienced unexplainable pleasure at someone else’s misfortune? If you have, then you my friend have experienced Schadenfreude. Schadenfreude is made up of two German words Schaden, which means “harm” or “damage,” and Freude, which means “joy.  Researchers have found that there are three driving forces behind schadenfreude: listen in to understand these … Read more