This week’s post Thanksgiving episode of Our Authentic Careers comes to us, of all places, from singer/songwriter Bruno Mars — who was interviewed last week on 60 Minutes. Bruno closed the interview by telling correspondent Lara Logan in no uncertain t...

What better way to mark the one year anniversary of Our Authentic Careers than to bring on a former career coaching client of mine who, as we speak, is in the process of pulling off one of the most difficult stunts,

I’m consistently struck by the consistencies in our paths. One of which – whether we like it or not – is that so many of us see to grow up with dueling concepts of what it is we think we should be or want to be when we grow up. For example,

This week I have one simple aim: and that is to further refine what is without question one of the most important ideas when it comes to inhabiting your most perfect and authentic career: and it’s an idea I’m calling “Core Expression” and my personal b...

This week we are talking about the gut. Our gut instincts. And this seemingly simple – but in reality: really difficult – idea of paying close attention to what those instincts are actually telling us. This week’s guest and former colleague of mine,

This week’s episode with human development consultant and entrepreneur, Daniel Pitlik, is A doozie. It is power packed with incredibly valuable and immediately actionable nuggets of wisdom and advice.  One of the best pieces of advice that Daniel share...

What I love about this week’s fantastic, open-book-of-a-guest: Christian author and editor: Katara Washington Patton, is her no-nonsense approach to navigating fear. Fundamentally, Katara comes with a deep belief that whatever she’s about to do next is...

On this week’s podcast, I am jumping back into some of the nuggets that my 17th (Adrianna AG Bevilaqua), 18th (Allyson Downey), 19th (Gosia Ashby), and 20th (Jaime Schwartz Cohen) guests uncovered for us and will be playing some of their words back to ...

If ever there was a master class in how to read ones career and in how to course correct – when said career goes spiritually off the rails – this week’s conversation with my fantastically open-hearted guest, Melissa Palazzo, would be it.

On this week’s podcast, a credit analyst and counselor by the name of James Downing. A fantastic guest with a most compelling journey who has a lot of great insights to share. And for me, perhaps the most eye opening part my conversation with James,