It was complete happenstance that I had the opportunity to work with today’s guest Dan Papandrea – and, really, his whole career was happenstance.

Dan went to school for music production and then was employed at Comedy Central as tech support. Following his time there, the tech bug bit him and he made his way to Advent, where we worked together.

Now Dan is Principal Solutions Architect Team Lead...

I have Collette Gee with me on the show today and I can't wait to share this badass shero with all of you.

Collette is a relationship and dating expert, a certified violence prevention specialist, and the author of a new book called Finding Happily: No Rules, No Frogs, No Pretending – a badass shero by any other name.

Collette set out on this badass journey after she was in and out of unfulfilli...

Karen Huller is one of my partners in crime and an epic badass. She manages the Epic Careering consulting and coaching practice, but her career took a lot of twists and turns before she got to this point.

“Let's just say that if you knew me in second grade, you wouldn't probably recognize me emotionally.” Karen’s parents were going through a divorce. It was painful, it hurt, and as a result, she ...

Marlo Ellis is one badass you all need to know. Marlo is the creator The Uncommon Woman movement, and she just started her first leg of The Uncommon Woman Cross Country Tour. The tour is September 29th - October 20th, and they’ll be hitting four Canadian cities: Toronto, Calgary, Thunder Bay, and Vancouver.

Marlo first had the idea for The Uncommon Woman movement and tour three years ago, when sh...

Jen Meehan is one of the most compassionate coaches I know in the business. I wanted to bring her on the show because has been on an epic journey to figuring out how to bring her own personal impact into the world.

One of the things that Jen and I have in common is that we do what I like to call “personal version control.” The idea is that you’re always becoming a new version of yourself with eve...

Al Cavalieri is the Head of Marketing at a CION Investments in NYC. Having been in the marketing space for the better half of a decade and as a former college athlete, Al is super passionate about storytelling, organizational intricacies, what makes the best-of-the-best successful, and the value of hard work.

He's learned that you get out what you put in and in order to succeed, meaning you need ...

Seriously,  the impostor syndrome is real for anyone embarking on something new. It’s even defined in the dictionary as follows:

Impostor Syndrome is a psychological pattern in which an individual doubts their accomplishments and has a persistent internalized fear of being exposed as a "fraud".

Of course, people feel this way, especially when some are coached to follow the “Fake it until you mak...

The training and development that occurs in organizations of all sizes are often, well, lacking. After experiencing this development deficit firsthand, our guest Kimberly Alexander created a framework she called The Results Map – and it was so effective that she started a company to teach this framework to others.

Using The Results Map, and also The Grow Grid, Kimberly empowers her clients – part...