Nikki Green

Rural hospitals are running on 15-year-old servers while the rest of healthcare races toward AI. Tim Buske, CRO of BridgeLink, is the guy walking into those buildings and telling the truth: you can’t build innovation on a rotting foundation. There’s federal money available right now to fix it — most hospitals just don’t know how […]

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

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

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

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

What if the mistakes you’re trying so hard to avoid are exactly what your brain needs to change? Neuroplastician John Kennedy built the first targeted neuroplasticity training program for the Marine Corps, and he’s spent nearly 20 years helping Navy SEALs, Olympic athletes, and kids with autism rewire their brains. In this conversation, we get

Most podcast guests are playing for one outcome: get heard, hope someone buys. Steve Brossman has been quietly generating six figures a year as a podcast guest — with no ads, no funnels, and no marketing budget — by playing for four. In this episode, Steve and Nikki get into the framework behind that, why

You’ve changed industries. You’ve shifted roles. You’ve built something, left something, started something new. And maybe you’ve spent years quietly apologizing for it — calling it a pivot, a reinvention, a detour. Helen Jonsen says stop. It was never a detour. It was always one career. In this episode of Stand Up and Stand Out,

My word for 2025 was heartsick. On December 16th, I lost one of the most important people inmy life — Leslie Kathleen Adams. Athlete, philanthropist, Rotarian, Paul HarrisFellow, and more than a friend. She was family. Before Season 9 goes one episode further, I needed to talkabout her. Because she is the reason this season

🎥 Welcome to “Reinventing Your Business: How to Scale and Build a Brand That Lasts! 🌟 In this empowering episode, we’re joined by Susan Kirchner, where we dive into the strategies and insights you need to elevate your business and create a brand that truly resonates! 💼✨ 🔹 0:00 – Introduction: Meet Susan Kirchner and