In this episode, Michelle Weinstein joins Ron and Ed to challenge many of the assumptions accountants have about sales, pricing, and client relationships. They discuss why so many professionals undercharge despite delivering tremendous value, how to overcome the discomfort of selling, and why moving from compliance work to trusted advisory starts with changing your mindset. Whether you're struggling to raise your fees, attract better clients, or simply become more confident in business developme

Freshwater science is essentially the study of freshwater environments such as lakes, rivers, streams, wetlands, and groundwater. It examines the plants, animals, microorganisms, chemistry, and natural processes that make these ecosystems work. Express Yourself!™ Teen radio host, Diya, shares her experience working in a freshwater lab. She worked with sturgeons, walleyes, and yellow perch with her main job being fish nutrition. Scientists study freshwater to understand pollution, climate change,

We all have dreams and aspirations whether they be society imposed or generated from our hearts. Yet the Buddhists posit that suffering is caused by desire (duhkha). In an increasingly individualistic world, we are encouraged to define ourselves: through our achievements, relationships, appearance, beliefs, careers and countless other markers of identity. Does this relentless focus on who we are - and who we think we should be - may actually be contributing to our anxiety, dissatisfaction and ps

Moving the needle on student achievement is heartbreakingly difficult. A highly successful educational intervention, one that districts might spend thousands of dollars per student implementing, might yield an effect size the equivalent of weeks of learning. Unfortunately, most interventions fare even worse, often showing little to no measurable impact despite substantial investments. As education leaders, we cannot afford to limit our search for solutions to what we conventionally think of as

About this episode: What happens when the career, business or life that once worked for you suddenly no longer does? Kathy Caprino knows that experience personally. After an 18-year corporate career that took her to Vice President level, she found herself struggling within a toxic workplace while facing significant personal and professional challenges. Then, shortly after 9/11, and only a month after moving her family into a new home, she was laid off. Sitting in her therapist's office wonderi

Watch highlights from the July 2026 Author Virtual Summit Showcase with host Rebecca Hall Gruyter. In Part 2, featured speakers John Lanier, Allison Williams, and John Gullo share inspiring insights, personal experiences, and meaningful lessons from their journeys as authors and thought leaders. This episode continues the summit highlights, bringing together standout moments and powerful messages designed to encourage, inspire, and help you see new possibilities in your own journey. Enjoy Par

Join host Sally Ganga for an in-depth look at college admission interviews and video introductions. As colleges continue to offer applicants multiple ways to share their stories beyond the written application, understanding how to present yourself authentically and effectively has never been more important. First, Sally welcomes Gloria Crawford, Co-Founder and COO of InitialView, to discuss Glimpse & InitialView. Gloria explains how third-party interview platforms can help students showcase the

There are few people who have been injured or wronged by another who don’t think about and want to mollify their psychic pain with revenge. In this episode, Dr. Steven Berglas, professor, psychotherapist, research scientist and executive coach invites us to consider “ Taking Revenge – A Better Way.” The author of award winning books, 70 articles and journal reports on cures of self-defeating behavior, Dr. Berglas discusses the personal cost of angry retaliation and the power of redirecting the b

🎙️ 🎙️ Welcome to Technology Revolution: The Future of Now, Where AI meets scam prevention — we’ll explore the when, where and how. With Bonnie D. on the Scarlett Mic, live-streaming bright, The Future of Outsmarting Senior Scams + AI: Nice Try! is today’s spotlight. Meet “Bernie”, whose AI agents spot a scam before seniors take the bait, And expose bad actors and malicious bots before it’s too late? Dan Geller, Vanessa Chang and Danielle LaFleur will share what they foresee, Savvy Futurists pre

"Good temper is the triumph of a truly loving spirit, it is not easily provoked. We are inclined to look upon bad temper as a very harmless weakness. We speak of it as a mere infirmity of nature, a matter of temperament, not a thing to take into very serious account in estimating a man's character. And yet here, right in the heart of the analysis of love, it finds a place... Condemn it as one of the most destructive elements of nature" -Henry Drummond Good temper is an ingredient of love. To be

Diamonds aren't formed in comfort. They're formed under enormous pressure, over time, in places no one would choose to stay. This week on Leadership Matters, the People's Doctors take on a truth most leaders learn the hard way: the pressure we try to avoid is often the very thing shaping us. Dr. Undraye Howard, Dr. Loretta Howard, and Dr. Sheryl White explore the difference between pressure that crushes a leader and pressure that refines one. When the stakes are high, who do you become? The host