Part I of this conversation featuring media maven Robyn Hatcher examined the everyday realities that translate from the screen to the days of our lives. Her 9 “Actor Types” draw on her years in the entertainment industry to create a field guide to navi...

Communications specialist Robyn Hatcher has built a thriving career on the dissemination of ideas. Her natural attraction to the entertainment industry led to a series of onscreen roles, which flowed into her time writing for television,

In Part II of this extended conversation with Lori Saitz, the CEO and founder of Zen Rabbit recounts her decision to define success on her terms. Preferring to prioritize her mental health and emotional investment over financial gain,

In the first installment of this three-part conversation with Lori Saitz, the CEO and Founder of Zen Rabbit outlined how a group effort contributed to her individual success. Part II delves into detail about her evolution into a business owner,

In the first half of this extended conversation with SJ Scott, the author outlines his journey from an obscure desk at Kindle Publishing to his successes of today. His newest book “Habit-Stack for Humanity” is a master class in forming sustainable ever...

SJ Scott has built himself into a master of flow, one good habit at a time. Scott is the author of a series of books on Amazon examining the miracle of consistent productivity. His newest work, “Habit-Stack for Humanity” goes into the finer points of c...

In the first half of our chat with Katharine Giancalone, the hands-on career counselor offered insights on understanding what makes each of your team members tick. What her book calls “playground personalities” are in fact forms of shorthand describing...

Katharine Giancalone of The Corporate Nanny has honed a keen eye for human nature over a long and successful career. Taking a talent-focused view of organizational management, she has long extolled the virtue of understanding each team member on a pers...

Shelley Row is committed to organizations, businesses, and individuals. In this episode Shelley talks about how she aims to improve decision-making by not overthinking.  This may seem controversial to those who tend to plan a lot before making a decisi...

Overthinking, despite the anxiety it causes us, can be addictive because it gives us a false sense of control. But if we’re honest with ourselves, we know that it uses up a lot of our energy. Your brain is redirecting energy to the part of it that is o...