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Nate Klemp | Applying Mindfulness in Everyday Life
Nate Klemp Posted on November 17, 2021 Listen to the episode: “A lot of people in the business world tell me they don’t have 30 minutes for mindfulness. … [But] there are all these opportunities for mindfulness hidden in life.” — Nate Klemp Mindfulness is good for more than a morning meditation or a nighttime wind-down. Used consistently, it can help you feel less anxious in every moment of your life.
Chris Gale | How Businesses Really Can Change the World for the Better
Chris Gale Posted on October 20, 2021 Listen to the episode: “If you start with, ‘This is the thing we want to change, we’re happy to play our role and be part of a broader movement,’ I truly believe that you can change the world, while making money.” Being kind has never been cooler — or more profitable — for businesses. This week, I learn from Chris Gale why he believes corporations really can be a tool for positive change — if leaders’ hearts are truly in the right place.
Tami Simon | Why Conscious Leadership Is Good for Business and Our World
Tami Simon Posted on July 20, 2021 Listen to the episode: “An organization can only grow its reach and business impact as much as the leadership is willing to grow as humans.” This week, I chat with Tami Simon, the founder of Sounds True—an internationally recognized wisdom-based multimedia company with a mission to wake up the world.
Vince Tullo | A GE Executive’s Wisdom on Leading with Empathy, Listening and Understanding
Vince Tullo Posted on June 9, 2021 Listen to the episode: “If you understand the person on the other end of the table, you’ll be much better off.” — Vince Tullo, former VP of Global Sales at GE Vince Tullo boasts over 47 years working in global high-tech business development and leadership, most of them with General Electric (GE).
Sen. Doug Jones | Finding Common Ground in a Divided America
Sen. Doug Jones Posted on May 5, 2021 Listen to the episode: “We’ve got an opportunity coming out of this pandemic to build our society in a more just way.” — Sen. Doug Jones Few people attain a front-row seat to history and politics like former U.S. Senator Doug Jones. Before representing Alabama in Congress, Sen. Jones served as the United States Attorney in the Clinton Administration.
Sharon Salzberg | Why Leading with Loving Kindness Can Change the World
Sharon Salzberg Posted on March 3, 2021 Listen to the episode: “When uncertainty is revealed, we have to learn how to be with one another or we sink.” —Sharon Salzberg, Sharon Salzberg is a true pioneer in making meditation accessible for anyone looking to live with more peace, stability, and kindness. For over 45 years, this New York Times bestselling author has inspired a new generation of practitioners with her modern, secular, and relatable approach to meditation and mindfulness.
Nancy Jacobson | Rebuilding the Political Divide With Fewer Labels and More Conversations
Nancy Jacobson Posted on January 20, 2021 Listen to the episode: “You can make a difference…It’s always better to light the candle than curse the darkness.” — Nancy Jacobson, Founder and CEO of No Labels Not left. Not right. Forward! Nancy Jacobson is the founder and CEO of No Labels, an organization that advocates for finding nonpartisan solutions within our toughest political challenges.
Jennifer Erickson | This Leader’s Work Saves Lives and Billions of Dollars
Jennifer Erickson Posted on December 15, 2020 Listen to the episode: “There is amazing stuff happening everywhere. How do we amplify it and accelerate it?” — Jennifer Erickson With a career that spans from the Scottish parliament to the White House and beyond, Jennifer Erickson creatively leads change for those who need it most. Today, much of her work focuses on ending the organ transplant waiting list which would save innumerable lives and tens of billions of dollars.
Designing More Ethical and Diverse Technology, with Casey Fiesler
Casey Fiesler Posted on December 1, 2020 Listen to the episode: “Things still aren’t perfect but we’re moving in the right direction.” — Casey Fiesler The idea of technology and social media influencing a presidential election once would’ve sounded ridiculous. Today, it’s a reality that raises big questions about the tech industry’s ethical responsibility regarding everything from flagging misinformation to reflecting our diverse society.
Shantum Seth | How to Live Mindfully During COVID and Beyond
Shantum Seth Posted on November 17, 2020 Listen to the episode: “Stop. Breathe. Smile.” — Shantum Seth, Zen Leader Mindfulness is about much more than meditation. It’s about living a purpose-filled life focused on the present moment—and few people understand this like Shantum Seth, a world-renowned Zen teacher, and international mindful leader.
Roshi Joan Halifax | Extraordinary Leaders Choose Integrity, Humility and Compassion
Roshi Joan Halifax Posted on November 9, 2020 Listen to the episode: “Compassion is not a luxury, but a necessity, not only for our species to survive, but for all species to survive.” — Roshi Joan Halifax Don’t miss this powerful conversation about gratitude, compassion, and respect with Roshi Joan Halifax Ph.D—an author, Zen teacher, longtime social activist, and the Abbot of the Upaya Zen Center in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Kelly Rutherford | BONUS EPISODE: Showing Up Everyday with Positivity and Intention
Kelly Rutherford Posted on November 5, 2020 Listen to the episode: Listen to a short bonus “nugget of wisdom” from Rob’s interview with Kelly Rutherford. In this clip, Kelly offers insights about showing up every day with joy, energy, and gratitude even if it’s not always easy to do so. Kelly is best known as Lily Van der Woodsen, the matriarch on Gossip Girl, Megan Lewis on Melrose Place, and her many other Hollywood roles.
Braves Donate to United Way, Danville-Pittsylvania Cancer Association
DANVILLE, Va. – The Danville Braves donated over $2,600 to the United Way of Danville-Pittsylvania County and the Danville-Pittsylvania Cancer Association from fundraisers during the 2019 season. In total, the Danville Braves have given over $48,000 in goods and services to Danville and the surrounding communities in 2019. The Braves charitable contributions for the United Way came from the second annual D-Braves 5K, presented by HomeTrust Bank.
Wildcats win Sunflower Showdown
As fictional MLB manager Lou Brown said in the movie Major League, “…that’s called a winning streak. It HAS happened before.” Well winning streaks have happened before for the K-State women’s basketball team. And a 3-game winning streak was born once again on Wednesday night as the Wildcats defeated their in-state rival Kansas Jayhawks, 59-46 at Allen Fieldhouse in Lawrence, Kansas. K-State jumped on the Jayhawks right from the tip-off.
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