Jeff Skipper can drive a Zamboni. He has also spent 30 years helping clients like IBM, Goldman Sachs, and the Salvation Army move through major transformation. His take: the way leaders talk about change is the problem. In this episode, Jeff and Nikki dig into what actually works when you’re trying to move people through […]
“Change Is Hard” Is a Lie — and It’s Costing You Your Best People | Ep 110 Read More »
Torriel Harris got fired from her first real adult job in New York City. She was 25, she had nothing, and for a full year she didn’t know what she was going to do next. What happened in that back-to-work program in Queens — and on a two-hour commute to Staten Island for a job
You Don’t Have to Be Palatable to Be Promotable | Ep 109 Read More »
What if one weekend could fill your pipeline, close your next sale, and deliver the transformation your clients are paying for? Lori McDowell spent 30 years as a chemical engineer before becoming the Retreat Engineer. She breaks down why most retreats lose money, and how to host one that’s both profitable and unforgettable. → Why
The Retreat Engineer: How to Host a Transformative (and Profitable) Retreat | Ep 108 Read More »
Dave Hurley spent 32 years building a printing business. Then, at 52, he walked away — not because it failed, but because COVID showed him something he couldn’t un-see. He became a fitness coach. Then the Resistance Band Man. Then the founder of the Emerald Isle Power Mastermind, taking members to Monaco, Oslo, Rome, and
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