Leadership in the tech space (as with any industry) can be a mixed bag. Who your mentors are and what you take away from them can be invaluable in shaping the leader you will be tomorrow. That, among many more shared insights, is why we’re so happy to have Joe Lynch on today’s episode. As a leader with industry giants like Google and Twilio, he has plenty of wisdom to share on what it takes to grow and mentor the next generation of leaders in tech.

Finding happiness, career or otherwise, isn’t always easy. It takes a lot of introspection, but most of all it takes vision and finding clarity to see your true self. That’s the message of today’s episode, and it’s brought to us by Rusty Gaillard. Rusty left his 14 year career at Apple to share his message that we are all capable of rewriting our own code and envisioning the path to success. Listen in and get started on your journey.

“You have what it takes.” That’s the message that Deborah Johnson wants people to take away from this episode. As a musician, educator, and public speaker, her goal is to help others create personal and professional momentum to tackle all of life’s challenges. This week’s episode is a back-to-back release with Angie’s appearance on Deborah’s podcast, “Women at Halftime.” Be sure to tune into the conversation there as well!

In today’s digital world, connection is something we're all searching for and striving to create. However, despite these efforts, studies show that we're more disconnected than we've ever been. What Gives? Today’s episode is all about connection. Matthew Gray started his career cooking for bands like the Eagles and Fleetwood Mac, and after the pandemic threw him a massive curveball and tanked his Hawaiin food truck, he’s picked himself back up and is now out there fostering connections through new and innovative channels. Listen in for more!

This is one of our favorite episodes from last year! With the labor market being what it is, workplace satisfaction has never been more important, which is why we're re-releasing this all-too-pertinent episode. We've all heard it before: "This call may be monitored for training purposes." It's been said to us so many times now that we don't even blink at how misguided the whole sentiment is! Craig Knight is a researcher who studies and consults in the psychology of workplace satisfaction, and we're so happy we got him on the line to discuss his insight into creating engaging and positive workplaces. Want to hear about how the modern office space gets its inspiration from philosophy in 18th century prison architecture? Then this episode is for you.

Life is full of negotiations. Some of the most consequential decisions in our life are negotiations, like buying a car/home or navigating a job offer. Likewise, some of life's daily mundanities are negotiations as well: "What are we having for dinner?" or "What can I spend on X?" Dr. Richard Kaye is an international speaker and business strategist whose guidance on all things negotiations has helped NGOs and for-profit businesses alike achieve growth and success.  What he shares here about the art and science of negotiation will make all of us think a little differently about every daily interaction, from the big to the small.

One big theme we keep coming back to here at NMM is the so-called “rules” imposed on us by society at large and how many of them make very little sense for most of us. Often our roles in society and how we view ourselves are shaped and dictated by unseen but acutely felt norms that can be harmful to both our physical and mental health. That was where Jennifer Arthurton found herself when life’s rug got pulled out from under her. In the span of just a year, she found herself laid off, divorced, and bedridden with an illness, questioning her value and sense of self. It was at this low point that she began her discovery of who she was and what she wanted, in the process shedding all the falsities and strictures of our culture at large and embracing the potential within and ahead of her. Listen in and find some inspiration to help you start your own journey toward happiness and fulfillment.

Financial planning shouldn't be difficult. Yet it seems like today everyone is chasing the next big thing, or spewing (or listening to) BS about things they know nothing about. Joe Woodhouse is here to bring a dose of sanity to the conversation. Joe is the Director at AHR Private Wealth and the founder of Family Wealth 101 where he shares his thoughts and advice on family, finance, and ex-pat living. In this episode, he shares his simple steps for starting on the path to financial security.

Developing as a leader is a never-ending process. The key word in that previous statement is ‘process’, because growing in leadership takes time, effort, and introspection. Or as Antonio Garrido often says “Wisdom comes from evaluated experience.” Antonio Garrido is the author of My Daily Leadership, a book and program designed to help all leaders develop and reach their full potential. This episode is chock full of wisdom nuggets, so if you’re looking to be the best leader you can be, break out your notebook and take some notes.

For those of you not in the know, Joel Gratz is the CEO and founder at OpenSnow, a company well known in the mountains for their spot-on weather forecasting for both snow in the winter and hiking in the summer. He is the Prognosticator of Powder, if you will. Joel’s forecasting is an integral part of our weekly planning, especially in the winter, when how much and where the powder is going to fall dictates the timing of everything else around it. Which is why we are in full superfan mode for this episode, as Joel talks all about his journey in the founding of his business and the integral elements that made it the success it is today. Are you in the Joel Gratz fan club? We’ve been members since 2007. Here's to an amazing 2022-23 winter season!