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Chris Delaney has helped thousands improve their interview success leading him to write his book, “What Is Your Interview Identity,” and develop the sixteen interview types. During our conversation, we discuss three key tips that have helped people become more successful in landing the job of their dreams. About Chris Delaney Chris Delaney is an interview coach, author, and hypnotherapist. Being dyslexic Chris struggled in school and left with no qualifications. Passion and a bit of luck helped Chris to find success. Chris now helps career professionals succeed in job interviews. chrisdelaney7@gmail.com www.employmentking.co.uk

The line of sight between where you are now and your vision is difficult to create, to begin with. At to that the inevitable barriers that you will face in between. Some of those barriers include people, cultures, and more. How will you properly handle them? This episode will share some techniques that will help. About Salman Raza Salman is a Biomedical Engineer by qualification, an Auditor by profession, and a reformist and visionary at heart. He has lived on four continents and worked in thirty countries. The diversity and experiences afforded him an insight into working with different cultures, values, and personality types. He leads trainings and workshops on the enclosed subjects; meeting and teaching a thousand new people every year. With decades of experience, Salman’s work provided him with a better understanding of our various emotions and behaviors. Now these practices are found in one place Visit Salman Raza www.salmanraza.net www.razalution.com

How do you make a comeback in your life, when you believe you have failed? Not only when you believe others may have given up on you, but when you have given up on yourself? Nate Dukes share his story, along with three insightful tips that helped him go from the lows of drug addiction, grand theft auto, and imprisonment, to author and public speaker. About Nate Dukes In his early twenties, Nate was a business owner chasing success while dealing with secret drug addiction. After constantly hitting rock bottom, hurting everyone close, stealing a car, and going to jail, Nate went on a journey of changing his mindset and his decisions which helped him create his own comeback story. He quickly found that there were other people, just like him, who were stuck believing the lie that they’d never change. Through his book, onstage speaking, and personal coaching, Nate shares what he’s learned to help other people make their own comeback. Visit Nate Dukes https://www.youllneverchange.com/ https://www.facebook.com/whoisnatedukes/ https://www.instagram.com/whoisnatedukes/

Drive towards success with more predictability by shifting your focus from outcomes alone to what you truly want and consistent behaviors. Dr. Ian Brooks joins me to share his model for how to do that and achieve transformation. About Dr. Ian Brooks Dr. Ian D. Brooks, the CEO and founder of Rhodes Smith Consulting and Author of Intention: Building Capabilities to Transform Your Story. He works with leaders in organizations to develop key skills in navigating within their organization and working with their teams. He also helps individuals build skills toward achieving their tomorrow and helping them master their intentions. Visit Dr. Ian Brooks www.rhodessmith.com https://www.facebook.com/ian.brooks.501 https://twitter.com/DrB_Intention

Over the past year, we have all adjusted to a significant amount of change. However, what if you could be better prepared for change? Cathy Perez joins for an informative dialogue about the personal and professional benefits of organizing and the four-step process on how to do it. About Cathy Perez Cathy Perez always had a passion for health and fitness, being organized and sharing her curiosity for life with anyone who would listen. After many years in the corporate arena, supporting others with administrative and HR tasks, Cathy got the nerve, and the calling, to finally become a “Health” Coach. She’s a Certified Healthy Eating and Weight Loss Coach, a Certified Yoga Instructor (200YTT), and the 159th Worldwide Certified Konmari Organizing Consultant. Cathy now helps women create a healthy relationship with anxiety and stress with healthy habits that she took over 20 years to learn and hone to walk harmoniously with her own anxiety disorder.

For many, having a career today means being creative, whether full-time, part-time or sometimes. The question becomes how do you create sustainability for yourself within these creative spaces, particularly given the massive number of participants. In 2020 alone, it was estimated that 17,000 new podcasts were created each week. Dave Noll is a two-time Emmy Award and Gracie Award Winner, with over 50 Television Series under his belt, including Chopped. Dave shares several of his trade secrets that have led to his success.

Managing perception and cognitive bias, emotional intelligence, and communications are significant for career success. We often develop these skills through traditional training along with trial and error. However, former FBI violent crime analyst, Christina Eanes, has found a way to hone these skills for individuals and leaders alike, through the utilization of escape rooms. Christina Eanes is a former FBI violent crime analyst and senior manager, now author, speaker, podcast and YouTube channel host, and self-improvement guru. Christina specializes in super achieving and is on a mission to help others achieve more in life, mainly by getting out of their own way, and currently does this through her books, podcast series, professional development courses, and keynote speeches.

How are some organizations outperforming others and doing so in a sustained way? Is it about an iconic leader or a culture? If it is about leadership, are those skills you are born with, or can they be developed? Those were just some of the questions that Daniel Edds set out to answer as he began the research for his latest book, Leveraging the Genetics of Leadership, Cracking the code of sustainable team performance. During that journey, Daniel uncovered some common themes across high-performing companies. We discuss four of them in detail during this episode.

Job satisfaction statistics have been challenged for years, often hovering in the 60%-70% range. I recall, when writing my first book, Success On Your Own Terms: 6 Promises to Fire Up Your Passion, Ignite Your Career, and Create an Amazing Life, back in 2013, how heavily that notion weight on my mind, that any given time while driving to work, I could count off the cars stuck in traffic with me, and at best, only three out of ten were excited about the destination they were heading to. Stu Massengill is on a mission to change the statistic to most people falling in love with what they do. He is a Peak Performance Strategist for Tony Robbins and the founder of Finding Direction. Through his podcast and university, he helps people go from lost in life to creating a life full of passion and fulfillment. We uncover five tips that I believe will be instructive in helping you move forward during our discussion. The Five Tips: 1. Be willing to experiment and undergo “trials” on your way to finding your life’s work. 2. Overcome big challenges on your way to more significant milestones. 3. Shift the questions you ask yourself from a position of “what is void or missing?” to a place of “how do I best use and give from what I have?” 4. Develop people skills to leverage the relationship opportunities along your journey fully. 5. Believe that you truly can live a life that you love. #purposedrivencareer #businesspodcast #businesspodcasts #careerpodcast #entrepreneurpodcast #podcasts #podcast #newpodcast #businessleaders #business #entrepreneur #entrepreneurship #podcastinterview #businessadvice

According to the American Federal of Teachers, more than 45 million student loan borrowers owe student debt, amassing over $1.6 trillion (the second-largest type of consumer debt after mortgages). This translates to $37,000 for the average college debt holder, which ends up being about a 7.7-year delay in their path to homeownership. Emeka Oguh, Founder and CEO of PeopleJoy, is on a mission to solving what he calls the “student debt and savings crises.” He and his team bring a set of employer-employee and direct-to-consumer tools to the market that saves borrowers money without accruing more debt and builds them an investment fund —all at once covered by the current payment of their student loan. Visit Emeka Website:https://peoplejoy.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/getpeoplejoy/?hl=en Twitter: https://twitter.com/getpeoplejoy

What does it take to be a true leader? Some say people are born with leadership skills; others say leadership skills are learned. Jason Hunt says that the true key to effective leadership lies in personal connections. Jason Hunt is the CEO of Eye Squared Leadership, a consulting agency that seeks to guide people to become better leaders in business and have a more positive impact on those around them. Jason codified his approach to effective leadership in his latest best-selling book “The Other Side: Five Rules for Leading with Influence.” During this episode, Jason shares his journey and unpacks the five rules. Visit Jason https://www.influencingforimpact.com/ https://www.facebook.com/influencingforimpact https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-g1esmhBI4w4hZ-6yIwbXQ?view_as=subscriber

Owning a small business can be personally and finally rewarding. However, 90% of start-ups fail within the first three-years. During this episode, you will learn Sean’s Eight Unbreakable Rules for Business Start-up Success that he has created after starting over twenty businesses over the past twenty years. Starting a business takes a huge leap of faith. There are plenty of obstacles for aspiring business owners to overcome, from developing a business plan to establishing your target market, to building the right team. For self-made entrepreneur Sean Castrina, the key to success lies in a practical mindset and eight simple rules. Sean Castrina is an entrepreneur with over twenty companies under his belt and at least one more being added each year. He is an accomplished financial writer and best-selling author, having written the titles “The World’s Greatest Business Plan: That Actually Works,” “The Greatest Entrepreneur in the World,” and the “8 Unbreakable Rules for Business Start-Up Success.” He has written for several notable publications, including Forbes and Yahoo Finance, and has held events alongside the likes of Tony Robbins and John Maxwell. Sean also hosts his own podcast, called the “10 Minute Entrepreneur Podcast.” Sean says the best way to approach business is to be systematic. How has he succeeded in his ventures where others have failed? Simply put, he says to look at the data. He analyzes why businesses before his have failed and tries to see what he can do better. Sean also believes establishing a solid business plan and having that thoroughly vetted are essential to get started. Entrepreneurship doesn’t have to be something you do all alone. According to Sean, “One plus one equals done.” Partnering is an essential tool for your business arsenal. Whether they’re full-time or only hop on board for specific projects, a reliable partner is just what you need to fill in any oversights and help you see your plan to execute. The road to entrepreneurship is challenging and will require a keen mindset, some investment, and for some, even the juggling of regular work alongside your business goals. But Sean summarizes his journey and what has worked for him over twenty times over in his eight unbreakable rules. 1. Act like an entrepreneur. No procrastination or laziness. If you want to be a successful entrepreneur, you need to think and act like one. Hone the qualities and skills of someone ready to succeed. 2. Formulate a business plan. You need a comprehensive and thorough business plan that will target all the points you need before moving to the next phase. As Sean emphasizes, beta testing is key for qualifying your idea. 3. Put your plan together. Make sure you’ve answered all your questions in your plan – What’s your target market? Who isare your competition? What will your starting costs be? Then, string everything together for a foolproof and reliable business model. 4. Protect your business. Leap through whatever legal and intellectual property hurdles you need to to ensure your business, as well as you and your partners, will be safeguarded. 5. Build a strong team. No business or business owner can succeed without the right people ready to support you. 6. Market your business. A good marketing plan is a must. Don’t rely on word of mouth. 7. Know your numbers. Don’t rely on accountants or assistants to memorize your numbers for you. Make sure you know all the goings-on around your offices each and every day. 8. Learn, learn, learn. Whether through online courses, podcasts, books, or fellow entrepreneurs, Sean says you’re never too far in your career to be a learner.

When it comes to driving business success, the typical depictions on display are tough, relentless, hard-charging leaders. To a degree, many below the underlying behaviors are expected and even required to achieve success. I am joined by Dr. Bruno Roque Cignacco, an international business consultant, speaker, and business coach, in this episode. He debunks these norms in his new book, The Art of Compassionate Business: Main Principles for the Human-Oriented Enterprise. Dr. Bruno shares research-based principles relative to what it takes for companies to succeed, success as enduring relationships, the demonstration of compassion, and the transition of quantitative language to qualitative living within the corporate walls.

How you ever found yourself drifting and wondering how you might make your way through? Better yet, feeling mistreated and not sure how to bounce back from it? You are not alone. Whether it be jobs, relationships, or other situations, we often find ourselves waiting for heroes to show up, inappropriately believing that problems will subside or just “holding on” out of shame (e.g., concerned that people will mock our perceived lack of commitment). After a 24-year military career, he particularly noted the effects upon veterans. He codified the lessons he used to guide his journey to help others, now published in his new book, Uplift Your Damn Self – A Black Veteran’s Guide for In-Powerment. 8 Rules to Make a Strategic Energetic Transition. Dr. X (as he is often called) provides a three-point model, undergirded by eight rules to help people gain clarity and forge ahead. During this episode, we discuss Dr. X’s “why,” that led him to this work, the model and each of the eight rules. Enjoy.

How you ever found yourself drifting and wondering how you might make your way through? Better yet, feeling mistreated and not sure how to bounce back from it? You are not alone. Whether it be jobs, relationships, or other situations, we often find ourselves waiting for heroes to show up, inappropriately believing that problems will subside or just “holding on” out of shame (e.g., concerned that people will mock our perceived lack of commitment). After a 24-year military career, he...

While spending approximately 2/3rds less on advertising, storydoing companies are growing faster, have faster-growing stock prices, and are twice as likely or more perceived as modern, innovative, and create more employee and consumer loyalty. While operating as an advertising executive, Ty couldn’t help but notice a gap in-between the story they were telling and the story they were living with some companies. That observation led Ty to research what he now calls storydoers! During this episode, Ty shares his findings, the characteristics of those companies, and the work he and his company do for clients as they take them on a Quest to become storydoers.

If someone told you they knew the most important skill necessary to achieve success, would you be intrigued? Sure, you would! So was I, particularly when I consider that over the years many of us have consciously or unconsciously digested many remedies, both in long-form and “hacks” (if you will) in the pursuit of success. Through his research, Dr. Wayne Baker, professor of Business Administration at the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business, has honed on what he believes to be that most critical skill. During our discussion, he shares his discovery, research, and efforts more broadly and the path individuals and organizations can take to unlock that skill.

Believe it or not, more than 20 million people have filed for unemployment within the United States alone. Further, recent projections have stated that up to 40 million people may be evicted from their homes by the end of this year. Creating multiple streams of income is no longer a nice to have, but for many, it is a must-do now action, as they are unemployed or underemployed. During this episode, I spend time with Darnell Self, a 20-year plus direct-sales veteran, who has not only built a strong business but has helped others do the same. Throughout this episode, we discuss the essential factors that you must work on to prepare yourself to be an entrepreneur. #motivationalspeaker #inspiration #motivation #motivational #motivationalvideo #motiversity #success #personalgrowth #jamesrosseausr #podcast #career #careeradvice #careerguidance #careertips #careerdevelopment #professionaldevelopment #thegigeconomy #multistreamsofeconomy

Many have heard the phrase that “culture eats strategy for breakfast,” originated by Peter Drucker. Well, the question is, how does that apply when we think about Diversity, Equity and Inclusion? During this episode, my guest, Yemi Akisanya, juxtaposes the key differences between a good strategy and the evidence of a great culture.

Imagine implementing four day work weeks across your organization, followed by 30% + increases in employee engagement and spikes in productivity. Imagine thousands of organizations following your lead, asking you to help implement and your Prime Minister suggesting that businesses use this model as they re-emerge from Covid-19. Andrew Barnes, the founder of Perpetual Garden, joins me and shares his journey, the best practices, how he helps other companies, and the road ahead.