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Lisa Gelobter is the CEO and Founder of tEQuitable. Using technology to make workplaces more equitable, tEQuitable provides an independent, confidential platform that makes it easy for companies to improve psychological safety and employee engagement, resolve workplace conflict (including micro-inequities), and uncover camouflaged systemic issues before they escalate. With 25+ years in the industry and products that have been used by billions of people, Lisa has worked on several pioneering Internet technologies, including Shockwave, Hulu, and the ascent of online video. Top 3 Takeaways Go ...

In this special sh*t pile episode of A Life Worth Working with Jeffrey Rosen, President of the National Constitution Center, reflects candidly on a painful public critique early in his career that forced him to confront his ego and embark on a profound inner journey.

Part Three of a 3-part series with Josh Drean.Josh isn’t here to tweak the old system—he’s here to build a new one. In this final chapter, the Work3 Institute co-founder and co-author of Employment is Dead goes deep on what it actually takes to evolve.Vince and Josh tackle the hard stuff: Are degrees still relevant in a skills-first world? How does blockchain flip the hiring process? What if your next “employee” is actually a DAO participant with token voting power? And what happens to companies who still think Zoom fatigue is the biggest problem facing the future of work?If your HR ...

You think you’re being authentic. You’re not. In this powerful conversation, media expert, keynote speaker, and author Jeanne Sparrow breaks down the real meaning of authenticity — and it’s not what you think. Most people confuse authenticity with oversharing. Others stay silent, mistaking fear for integrity. Jeanne explains why true authenticity isn’t about saying everything — it’s about knowing who you are, what you bring to the table, and how to use that power with intention. You’ll learn: Why oversharing kills trust (and isn’t real connection) How to tell the difference ...

In this solo episode, Brian Hastings, co-founder of Veritas Logistics, lays out five tactical principles every freight broker needs to master to win new business—and actually keep it. With 24,000 brokerages competing for attention and trust, Brian shares what separates the amateurs from the professionals: belief, niche expertise, honest communication, a service-first mindset, and genuine relationship-building.Whether you're just getting started in freight sales or looking to sharpen your client retention game, this episode delivers actionable advice straight from someone who's been in the ...

In this compelling episode of Beyond the Work, host Chris Caramanica reunites with Katie Ritter and Jake Hughes from Widewail to explore the latest insights from the 2025 Voice of the Resident report. Drawing from over a million resident reviews, they uncover the critical factors influencing resident satisfaction and retention in the multifamily housing industry.The discussion delves into the pivotal role of maintenance services, the impact of communication breakdowns, and the growing emphasis on cleanliness and trust. Katie and Jake share how technology and proactive management can address ...

Think confident leadership means being the loudest voice in the room? Think again.In this Badass Debrief, Marie Sonneman breaks down what it really looks like to lead boldly without being loud. Inspired by her interview with executive coach Alison Wilson, Marie explores the quiet power of nuance, intuition, and trusting your inner voice in environments that often undervalue those very strengths.✨ Theme: Confidence Without ApologyWe’re talking about reclaiming your leadership voice, rewriting your relationship with self-doubt, and recognizing that your subtle brilliance is enough.You’ll ...

Why You Keep Avoiding Breaks and How It’s Quietly Burning You OutEver find yourself dreaming of a weekend off-grid — yet talking yourself out of a 5-minute break? You’re not alone, and no, you’re not lazy. In this episode, we unpack the hidden perfectionism behind why so many ambitious moms resist rest unless it looks just right.I explore the fantasy of the “perfect break,” how dismissing micro-pauses sabotages your well-being, and why your nervous system is craving presence — not escape.You’ll learn:...

Dans ce nouvel épisode, j'ai l'honneur et le privilège d'accueillir Hapsatou Sy que je connais depuis 15 ans ! Ayant débutée ma carrière dans ses salons, Hapsatou est une personne importante dans mon propre parcours et a inspiré nombreux acteurs et actrices dans le milieu de la coiffure et de l'entreprenariat.Dans échange, elle nous dévoile sa philosophie de vie et entrepreneuriale, ses conseils pour avoir confiance en soi et sa vision sur la force féminine dans un milieu exigeant.👉 Abonne-toi pour ne rien manquer des prochains épisodes !👍 Like, commente et partage pour ...

Are you an academic editor or coach struggling to show up online without feeling salesy? You're not alone — and today's guest has the solution.Jennifer van Alstyne, founder of The Academic Designer, helps faculty and researchers around the world craft powerful online presences — from strategic websites to clear social media marketing. In this episode, Jennifer explains how she turned an unexpected opportunity in grad school into a thriving business, why most academics are making their bios WAY too boring, and how a well-crafted website can actually free up your time while attracting the ...

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Bernardo Cervantes, leading the charge in microbiome science, with a mix of experience and insights:Bernardo is the Co-Founder and COO of Concerto Biosciences, a biotech pioneering the development of microbial consortia-based therapeutics.With a robust background in microbial engineering, Bernardo has dedicated his career to studying microbial interactions and microbiome health. His expertise spans sythetic biology and metabolic engineering.Bernardo is internationally recognised for his contributions to microbiome science, particularly in translating ...

Send us a textIf you’ve been in your utility job for years and still don’t understand how your pension works, you’re not alone. In this episode, Steve takes a listener question from Lisa. She’s been working for 15 years and asked a commonly misunderstood question: What’s the difference between a cash balance pension and a traditional pension? Tune in as Steve breaks down the key differences and why it matters!Here’s some of what we discuss in this episode:📊 Traditional vs. cash balance pensions- what’s the difference? 💰 How a cash balance pension grows with guaranteed ...

Michael Ostrolenk Human Potential Specialist | Transpersonal Therapist | Master Coach Michael Ostrolenk is a licensed marriage and family therapist, transpersonal coach, and human performance expert with over two decades of experience spanning personal transformation and national policy. He serves as a Master Coach with SEALFIT’s Unbeatable Mind Academy and Director of Human Resilience at Apeiron Zoh. With a background in somatic psychology, mindset science, and tactical training, Michael helps individuals and organizations unlock peak potential. He’s also worked in national security, ...

With John Thiel – Founder and Executive Chairperson, Indivisible Partners Overview John Thiel offers a unique perspective on the evolution of the wealth management industry and his former leadership role at Merrill. Plus, he shares how his new independent firm, Indivisible Partners, is carving a new path for those seeking a firm with a greater focus on the advisor. Watch it... Listen in... > Download a transcript of this episode… NOTE: The views and opinions expressed by the guests on this podcast are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of Diamond Consultants. ...

In this episode, we talk with Jim Guszcza — former US Chief Data Scientist at Deloitte and current CAS Board Member — about what the future of AI should look like. We challenge the ideology of artificial intelligence, explore how actuaries can lead the shift to human-centered systems, and dive into the power of collective intelligence, participatory design, and explainability. If you’ve ever wondered how to build models that actually work — and what we’re missing when we treat AI as magic — this episode is for you.Jim's latest publications

Benjamin Ferré : De l’entrepreneuriat à l’océan – une odyssée humaine et managériale à travers le Vendée GlobeEntrepreneur, aventurier, et skipper engagé, Benjamin Ferré nous embarque dans son incroyable traversée, de son tour du monde en stop jusqu’au mythique Vendée Globe. Dans ce nouvel épisode des Afters de la Transformation, découvrez le récit inspirant d’un autodidacte devenu navigateur de l’extrême, son approche singulière du management, et sa vision du dépassement de soi dans un monde en mutation.🎙️ Au programme :Du monde de l’entreprise à la course...

In this episode of The Pineapple Perspective, Troy sits down with consultant, coach, and mentor Richard Liverman. Broadcasting from the UK, Richard shares his perspectives on hospitality, branding, and the power of storytelling in business. Drawing from a diverse background from horticulture to luxury brands he illustrates how service and connection can define success across industries. The conversation centers around Richard’s core mantra, “Don’t be boring,” which he uses as a lens to challenge clients’ thinking, brand execution, and communication. He introduces listeners to the ...

This week, we interviewed Scott Laster. Scott is an award-winning entrepreneur with 20+ years of global medical device and digital health leadership. His time spent within an FTSE 100 and Top 4 Global Medical Device Manufacturer was focused on high-growth markets and transformational commercial business models. His roles drove deep knowledge of business structure, process excellence, and commercial execution – honed by leading teams for product launches (4 platform systems), acquisitions and corporate integrations (>$300M USD), and consistent commercial execution (10x market growth). Scott ...

We don’t just lose a job — we lose the shorthand. The business card. The way we explain who we are in a room. In this episode, I unpack why it feels so hard to let go of a title — even when the role no longer fits. Because we’ve all had that moment of asking: “Who am I now?” We’ll talk about: Why titles can feel like identityThe discomfort that follows a job shift, pause, or redundancyHow to rebuild based on strengths, not statusWhat value really means — beyond hierarchy And as always, I’ll leave you with one clear challenge to move forward. This is your reinvention. It’s ...

Today, we’re talking about Type A personalities. If you’re driven, competitive, and goal-oriented, then you’re part of the club that often struggles during difficult markets. When things get tough, your instinct is to work harder, push more, and fix the problem. But in investing, that instinct can sometimes backfire. In this episode, Scott breaks down the challenges Type A investors face when market volatility strikes and why a high-performance mindset doesn’t always translate into better investment results. Here’s some of what we discuss in this episode:💼 Why Type A traits ...