Danny Scheurer founded Save-A-Vet after returning home to Illinois with disabilities sustained while serving in Iraq. Save-A-Vet helps dogs injured on military or law enforcement duty by hiring veterans to care for and manage them. The group,

Our guest is PR expert MJ Rose, who left advertising to become a novelist– only to find that the key to her success as as a successful writer would draw upon the corporate skills she thought she was leaving behind.

Rex Knowles and Sherry Landrum have an answer to the question:  what do you do when you don’t know what to do? How do they know this for Career Navigation? How do they know this? They teach the skills of improvisation.

Vicente Fernandez loves sports: playing them, watching them, and writing about them. He’s also a young entrepreneur whose mastery of social media technology gives him an insight into an untapped opportunity for sports reporting: he created SportsManias,

Many of us should be getting to work and live in a new category of the workforce called “the creative class.” Today’s guest, Robert Fass, is one of more than 40 million Americans, over a third of our national workforce, who create for a living.

Trisha Torrey identified a need for a new role in health care. Some call it a navigator; some call it a patient advocate. Tricia is a pathfinder in the emerging field of professional health care advocacy. - When a medical crisis happens to us,

Steve McKean defines an entrepreneur as “someone who sees an opportunity or a problem to be solved and marshalls the people and resource to build a product or service to solve that problem.” Over an  expansive career, he embodies that definition.

Ernest H. Urquhart (Ernie Urquhart) Ernie Urquhart, built a career by making choices, not waiting to be chosen. And when he found his path hidden by unplanned and unexpected events, he found a way to continue to tell his personal career path story.

Leading under pressure—is there any other kind of leadership? Livelihood guest Dr. Gaby Cora believes that people can avoid burn out by anticipating stress and building daily reserves by continually recharging our energy.

Remember the intensity of locking eyes across a crowded room? Diana Daffner and her husband Richard do, and they believe that this “simultaneous energy exchange” is how couples deepen their connection to each other. This purposeful invitation to in