In this podcast episode, Bob Marshall, a successful financial banking and small business retired executive, is interviewed. He shares wisdom from his decades of experience in commercial banking, spanning over 35 years of success. Bob provides insights on how he sustained an outstanding professional career leading people, developing relationships, and accumulating expertise that enabled him to transition into a new chapter as an entrepreneur. His story is inspiring and informative for anyone at each stage of career transformation. Bob provides pragmatic advice on ways to focus your time and energy on what drives you, while avoiding what could drain you.

In this episode, Sarah Lee - Certified Eating Disorder Coach, shares her journey recovering from an eating disorder and how it transformed her life and ignited her passion for helping others. In this interview discussion, Sarah defines the role that a coach plays in helping those who live with eating disorders and provides valuable perspective on how the myths and diet culture can be countered. Sarah imparts recommendations and professional advice on ways to help people confront their eating disorders with dignity and hope.

In this podcast episode, Tarvella Razi, a multitalented musician, producer, writer, author, artist, and entrepreneur, discusses the inspiration and discoveries of his new book, "Who Do I Belong To?" released 11.11.24. Tarvella shares uplifting words of encouragement for others who have survived complex trauma and insights on practical healing, including mindful awareness and therapy. Tarvella highlights the value and purposefulness of his life journey pursuing self-actualization with recommendations for people of all ages. The book is available on www.razicreates.com and Amazon.

In this podcast episode, Dr. Carolyn Meeker shares insights, recommendations, and pragmatic resources for anyone experiencing stress transitioning from learner to professional. Dr. Carolyn provides her experiences working with students through university career services and as an educator who actively mentors graduates on research and professional career navigation. Her educational journey and career path inspire others who need to practice a beginner's mind in exploring what educational resources and experiences are optimal while navigating an ever-changing labor market.

In this podcast episode, highly skilled, multi-talented former commercial banking professional Allison McFarlane, MBA, shares her journey from banker to entrepreneur, learning from her experiences helping businesses succeed financially. Allison answers compelling questions and provides pragmatic insights, relatable experiences, and excellent branding advice to help anyone, from beginners to veterans in business, define their authentic brand. Her insights capture the essence of core mindfulness principles of self-acceptance, beginner's mind, trust in self, detachment, patience, generosity, and gratitude.

In this podcast episode, multitalented L.J. Lumpkin III, Licensed Clinical Psychotherapist, Corporate Coach, Professional Speaker, Author, and Owner/Founder of Nomad Healing Psychotherapy Private is interviewed. L.J. provides professional recommendations and insights on how he helps executives, employees, and entrepreneurs develop mindfulness practices toward cultivating healthy work-life integration. L.J. shares meaningful evidence-based mindfulness interventions to live by in a fast-paced, high-demand world full of work, family, and organizational responsibilities.

In this podcast episode, an experienced psychotherapist and adjunct professor named Howard Levitt, LMFT is interviewed. Howard shares his insights about how to approach starting a private practice in the field of psychotherapy. He offers several mindful recommendations and ideas on business planning, self-marketing, community connection, and financial capability. Howard's discussion is a meaningful representation of the work he is doing to mentor emerging psychotherapists. He also plans to launch a new comprehensive workshop that covers everything a psychotherapist should know in graduate school about starting a private therapy practice.

This podcast episode covers experiential insights grounded in practical and academic ways to navigate stress at the intersection of gender, race, and class from the perspective of a Black indigenous woman of color. In this episode, the theory of intersectionality is defined and referenced with stress-related indicators of Black women’s experiences with marginalization and socioeconomic hardships. Followed by an interview discussion with a higher education professional Dr. Laura Lubin, Associate Director, Faculty Support – Academic Affairs at the American University – Kogod School of Business. The goal of this podcast episode is to provide working professionals who experience stress of exclusion based on gender, race, and class with mindful practices on how they can reduce the stress associated with exclusion while pursuing higher education and professional advancement.