Corporate culture is changing, whether employers like it or not. Gen Z is bringing new ideas, new expectations, and new norms into the workplace, and it's up to the older generation to recognize all the 'Pros' that this brings with it instead of focusing on the 'Cons.' Helen Day is our guest in this episode, and she has a plethora of advice to offer for all those managers who are at a loss.

Relationships are at the core of our personal lives, so it only makes sense that they are at the core of our business and entrepreneurial endeavors as well. Just as you nurture relationships with those close to you, knowing how to keep your professional circle engaged and involved is an integral part of being successful in one’s career. Don’t take our word for it; just ask Ed Wallace, best-selling author, and Managing Director at AchieveNEXT Human Capital. The insight he shares in today’s episode is a masterclass in how to succeed in business and entrepreneurship, so get ready to take notes.

How do we live our best lives? With life’s challenges coming our way daily, it’s not always easy to find your path, and having a guide to help you on that journey is essential. Our guest today is Laban Ditchburn, author, speaker, and the World’s Best Courage Coach. After a rough childhood and a battle with addiction, his path to transformation and success is a model for all, and he has plenty to share in today’s episode.

What does it take to succeed in life? Is it a matter of luck, hard work, or something else? How do you balance your personal and professional goals and stay true to who you are? These are some of the questions we explore in this episode, where we have the pleasure of talking to Ben Lavender, New York's Favorite British Mortgage Broker.

For those of you who weren't aware: we live in polarizing times. The mental and physical stress caused by discord about the most basic of facts is getting out of hand, and people have forgotten how to deal with disagreement. With social media-fueled tirades and news-driven anxiety attacks spilling over into the workplace, though, we have an even bigger problem on our hands. This is where Scott Warrick comes in. He is an expert in employment law and workplace cohesion who specializes in morale and preventative education focused on tolerance and the benefits to brain health it brings. His most recent book, Healing the Human Brain, a First-Hand User's Guide for Rewiring Your Mental Health, is a treatise on the physical and mental dangers of intolerance and how we can repair the damage this does to us and others.

Burnout is no joke. With the gigantic pandemic-induced shift in how and when we work, the boundary lines between work and life blur and shift, and oftentimes not for the better. We’re working more hours, pushing and grinding, and pushing and grinding, and repeating that day after day after day….! Preventing burnout and knowing how to recover from it is the focus of today’s episode, and we’ve got Dan Capello, a burnout and recovery coach, to give us some insight into how we all can become more self-aware and stop that rush toward burnout right in its tracks.

With the number of distractions in our lives these days, it’s too easy to let time slip by, and opportunities along with it. If we don’t take care to eliminate the distractions in our lives and truly invest in ourselves, we end up burnt out and drained. You can’t drink from an empty cup, after all. Darryl Bumpass Sr. is our guest today, and he comes with a balm for our busy lives. He is a life coach and author whose message is all about self-investment and getting out of our own way to achieve our dreams.

How do we find happiness in a world that seems to offer us everything we need, but leaves us feeling empty and dissatisfied?  That’s the question that Ashish Kothari, the founder of The Happiness Squad, explores in this episode. He shares his insights on how to reconnect with our true selves and find joy and meaning in our lives, beyond the distractions and superficiality of our digital age. Join him as he reveals the secrets of unlocking your potential and living a happier life.

The pendulum is swinging back. Back in the early 2000’s the “work-til-you-drop” culture was running rampant in startups everywhere, particularly in the tech space. 80, 90, 100 hour work weeks were a mark of honor, a badge of distinction. Nowadays, the extremes of the early days seem quaint and misguided. Startups are taking self-care seriously and embracing Conscious Entrepreneurship, an ethos of intentional leadership that places personal care and growth at the forefront of an organization’s culture. Dave Mayer is the founder and CEO of Technical Integrity, an executive search and technical recruitment firm whose aim is to empower clients to do well while doing good. He’s here to talk all about the dangers of burnout, the importance of intention, and how we can all live and grow with a simple phrase: You are not your job.

How we jump into a new business venture is a good indicator of whether it succeeds or fails, or how difficult or easy it will be. Your business is all in the planning, and if you set yourself up for success you can expect successful results. Suzy Wraines is an expert on the business of planning, so if you’ve got an entrepreneurial itch to scratch or just want to pursue your passion project, then listen in because this is the episode for you.