Student leadership and meaningful work go together. About this episode: "We're all leaders in some way, shape, or form." - -Courtney Owens, Assistant Director of Student Leadership; Ithaca College Office of Student Engagement

About this episode: "What I do, on a day in and day out basis, is that I am there for them [and just build] relationships and become a trusted companion." - -Mike Shochet, Lead Chaplain of the Fairfax County, Virginia Police

About this episode: "One of the things that [companies] haven't done that we start to see is tell you 'Hey, take a moment and take stock of your life. Where are you? Where do you want to be? And, how do we help you get there?'" - -James Sinclair,

Homes and Hops: a realtor becomes the ambassador for her city's craft brewers. - About this episode: "Studies have shown that [craft] breweries have a positive impact on residential real estate sales. And over the past 5 years,

Summer Camp: Where Fun and Friendship Lead to Meaningful Lives and Careers - About this episode: "We see a lot of people do well in their [adult] careers who, coincidentally, did well in their careers at camp. I have no data,

Onboarding helps people achieve success in the work from home age. - About this episode: “Forty percent of new leaders fail in their first 18 months, defined as getting fired, forced out, or quit. [Our work over the last 18 years] has reduced that fa...

Water expert Will Sarni explains why water matters to work. “When I started my career, I worked for a gentleman, David Miller. The name of the company was Geraghty & Miller, and, he said ‘[If] you want a career in water, it will last forever,

Read people with facial coding. You can use it on Zoom. - About this episode: "Even a person born blind emotes the same way as you or I. [It is hard-wired into the brain] and the face is the only place on the body where the muscles attach right to th...

New financial realities: A financial consultant offers insight on money and the future of work - About this episode: "Your question about how do you deal with all this stuff? The answer is just like anything else: with a good counselor,

Pandemic affected Aruba seeks aid for its impacted workforce. - About the episode: "You cannot create a diverse economy and just put it on every island. What you need to make sure is that you understand the USPs—the Unique Selling Points—of an island...