In this short solocast, I express my opinion on the importance of standing up yourself. At the 6:35 mark, I read out a sermon pronounced by Martin Luther King back in 1967.His sermon is still so valid today in 2020. Stay tuned because at least 2 other...
#046 – Should consultants take a stand against inequality and injustice?
This is a crucial but necessary conversation to have in these special times. Georges Floyd was murdered on the 25th of May 2020.The next day, there were protests in the United States and then all over the world.We have seen companies using hashtags and starting...
#045 – How Vitamin C Blog is informing, connecting and empowering their audience with Kayci Scaggs and Catharine Nixon
June 29, 2020 #045 - How Vitamin C Blog is informing, connecting and empowering their audienceVitamin C Blog has been co-founded by Kayci Scaggs and Catharine Nixon about a year ago. They want to share information about healthcare in a fun and relatable way. They...
#043 – How to unlock your career potential through Focus Inspired with Luki Danukarjanto
June 22, 2020 - HOW TO UNLOCK YOUR CAREER POTENTIAL THROUGH FOCUS INSPIREDMy guest today is a DJ for personal development! Luki Danukarjanto is an ex-management consultant which has turned career coach. He founded Focus Inspired and has a passion for people,In the...
#043 – How to unlock your career potential through Focus Inspired with Luki Danukarjanto
June 22, 2020 #043 - How to unlock your career potential through Focus Inspired with Luki Danukarjanto My guest today is a DJ for personal development! Luki Danukarjanto is an ex-management consultant which has turned career coach. He founded Focus Inspired and has a...
#042 – How to build Consulting Success while traveling the world with Michael Zipursky
June 15, 2020 #042 - How to build Consulting Success while travelling the world with Michael Zipursky Michael Zipursky is the co-founder of Consulting Success, an organization that has helped 400+ consultants around the world to add 6 or 7 figures to their annual...
