Jack Cohen joins us with advice on how to get the most of our your job and Career, then Kevin Kenny has advice on how Alabama students can apply for grants and improve their acceptance rate to colleges. Then Adan Holtz joins us from Focus on the Family with advice on healthy use of social media for kids.
Mike Chmielewski is a radio host and interviewer for Big Cabbage Radio, a community-focused station based in Palmer, Alaska. He leads the Author Interviews series, where he engages with a diverse range of writers—including therapists, historians, and business leaders—to discuss their latest books and the stories behind them.
Mike Chmielewski talks with Jack Cohen, speaker, author and CEO with over 40 years of leadership experience, discusses transforming your career. Going beyond traditional advice with techniques and strategies to thrive.
Are you struggling with Gen Z’s work ethic or time management skills? Learn key frameworks to help your team optimize productivity, prioritize effectively and achieve better outcomes in less time.
Inside My Investing Plans for 2025 and Beyond
As the end of the year approached and rolled over to a new year, I took the opportunity to assess the past year in content.
Elisa Martinig, founder of The Career Changers, an online community that aims to HELP, INSPIRE and CELEBRATE people during their journey to self-realisation.
Find inspiration and clarity during your journey to self-realisation. Listen to inspirational stories of career change, and discover how people like you are making the world a better place.
Course-Correcting in 2025 and Beyond
As most of us are in our final stages of planning for 2025, I want to share my views about how we can course-correct our plans based on what was, is, and can be for those who are up for adapting to the times.
Why should I care about all the headlines around Fed Fund Cuts? I don’t borrow from the Fed at Fed Funds Rates, do you?
Hard Questions (and Answers) For This CRE Current Reality - Oh my. What have we gotten ourselves into? IF we only read the headlines when identifying the risks we face, we would be thinking that there is some sort of commercial real estate crash happening or about to happen.
In a few short months, June 1, I will celebrate my 42nd anniversary in the industry! Today, in an internal meeting, one of my younger colleagues challenged me to stroll down memory lane and discuss prior “recessions” (say, industry hiccups for one reason or another) with the context for each of sharing a learning moment.
The commercial real estate world is not coming to an end. It’s back to basics. Fundamentals matter. Really.
