In this episode, we have Amy Winner, CEO of Wheels UP Collective and a marketing expert with 25 years of experience helping brands navigate uncertainty and develop go-to-market strategies.   Amy Winner shares the benefits of intentional thinking in marketing and ensuring successful investments.   The conversation highlights learning and understanding the subject matter, particularly in the tech industry, and emphasizes creating an environment where employees can do their best work, empowering and inspiring them, and removing obstacles. Website: Wheels Up Collective LinkedIn:&nb ..read more

In this episode, we have Lee Parks, host of the Nonidentity Podcast, a channel that interviews real people about real lives. He started his podcast after his wife’s stroke and aimed to give a platform for everyday people to share their stories.   Lee Parks discovers the impact of their work and how they turned personal struggles into a powerful mission.   He discusses his experience working with special needs students, including those with ADHD, autism, and emotional behavioral disorders. Despite the challenges, Lee also describes it as a fun environment.   The conversation cove ..read more

In this episode, we have Ruth Kudzi, an author, coach, mentor, and teacher who works with female entrepreneurs to help them start and scale successful purpose-driven businesses.    She believes that success is down to a combination of mindset + strategy + action and works with her clients to help them in all of those areas.    Ruth has worked with thousands of women worldwide and has been featured in national magazines and the press.   The conversation highlights the significance of resilience, delegation, and self-care for entrepreneurs, offering tiered services to ca ..read more

In this episode, we have Alexandre Wentzo, the CEO of iGrafx, to discuss his journey in the competitive process marketplace and his extensive experience in leading Software-as-a-Service companies. Alexandre details how iGrafx assists large organizations in identifying process inefficiencies and opportunities for improvement, likening their service to turning business operations bionic. He shares his belief in the power of relationships and authentic interactions in business success, alongside the importance of embracing failure as a learning opportunity. Alexandre emphasizes continuous persona ..read more

In this episode, we have Craig Colvett, a life and leadership coach from Denver, Colorado.   Craig Colvett is an expert in helping people effectuate change in various aspects of their lives, including career, personal relationships, mental health, time management, and transition periods. Craig also can address the human aspects of business and life.   He discusses his role as a coach and how it allows him to step away from being an expert and focus on listening, engaging, and guiding others towards their desired goals.    The conversation covers the importance of learning f ..read more

In this episode, we have James Allen, founder of Profit Your Knowledge. He helps clients build passive income businesses 20 hours per week for work-life balance.   James Allen shares his personal experience and struggles in finding their true calling as a coach and found out how he turned his passion into a profitable online business.   The conversation highlights the benefits of automation and the importance of freeing up time for creative work. Website: Profit Your Knowledge   Check out our CEO Hack Buzz Newsletter–our premium newsletter with hacks and nuggets to level u ..read more

In this episode, we have Amy Foley, an entrepreneur who started her own virtual assistant business and later evolved into Inbound Back Office.   Amy has over over 25 years of administrative experience in various industries. She holds a BA in Business Administration and a Master’s in Information Systems. She discusses how their company helps clients who wants to  scale their business without dealing with hassle of hiring.   The conversation highlights the importance of autonomy and ownership in one’s work and focus on helping clients and creating a positive work environment for t ..read more

In this episode, we have Scott Beebe, founder of MyBusinessOnPurpose.com and the host of the Business On Purpose Podcast.   Scott and the BOP team liberate Small Business owners from the chaos of working in their business and help them get their lives back by articulating and implementing intentional Vision/Mission/Values, Systems and Processes.    The conversation covers the importance of having a written vision before implementing processes and goals. Also, he mention a resource available on mybusinessonpurpose.com that provides step-by-step guidance for creating a vision docu ..read more

In this episode, we have Ellice Halpern, a licensed lawyer and mediator of Little Falls Mediation in Arlington, Virginia. She provides divorce and family mediation services, emphasizing kindness and rapid response.   Ellice Halpern explains the process of divorce mediation, which involves identifying core issues, brainstorming solutions, problem-solving, reality testing, and drafting an agreement.    The conversation highlights the benefits of mediation, emphasizing the creativity and flexibility it offers in devising agreements that make sense for families. Website: Littl ..read more

In this episode,  we have Viktoria Kanar, a fashion producer, entrepreneur, innovator, and problem solver.  Viktoria collaborates with major local and international organizations such as LVMH, Tel Aviv Municipality, Tel Aviv Fashion Week, the Minister of Foreign Affairs in Israel, and many, many more. She shares her journey working in a PR agency and running campaigns for clients in the fashion industry and her involvement with Savvy Fashion Week and their growing concern about the industry’s lack of responsibility for its environmental impact. The conversation highlights the impo ..read more