Why Your Job Title Is Not Your Identity with Jennifer Outlaw
In this episode of the HR Chat Show, leadership strategist and licensed clinical social worker Jennifer Outlaw discusses why a job title should not define one's identity. She shares how her motivations have shifted from seeking formal leadership to becoming a builder and connector, focusing on strategic thinking, teaching, and coaching to help others pursue their aspirations. Outlaw emphasizes the importance of aligning work with personal joy, play, and creativity, and offers practical steps for those feeling disengaged, including finding supportive communities, seeking coaching, and listening to inner nudges. She also recounts her own bold career pivot at age 50, highlighting the freedom of redefining success and her plans to blend coaching modalities while adopting a seasonal work model.
322. I Couldn’t Afford Diapers… So, I Became a Trader W/ Humble Trader
In this episode, host Andrew shares his personal journey from financial desperation—being unable to afford diapers for his newborn—to becoming a successful trader after discovering the ICT (Inner Circle Trader) methodology. He interviews Humble Trader, a seasoned ICT practitioner, who...
🎙️Let’s Get Unstuck X Jason Mackenzie🎙️
In this episode of Let’s Get Unstuck, host Tracy Edwards talks with writer, coach, and father Jason Mackenzie about his journey through profound loss—the death of his wife and the tragic car‑accident death of his 19‑year‑old daughter. Jason shares how...
The Shape of Belonging
In this episode, the host reflects on reaching a personal milestone at age 50 and discovering that true freedom means embracing one's authentic self. They discuss how shedding the pressure to be "good" and conforming opens the door to deeper...
The Authority Architectures - Your Unique Operating System that AI Can't Touch
In this episode, Julie Ciardi explores the tension between AI‑generated content and authentic thought leadership, arguing that true influence comes from embodying what you teach rather than relying on AI‑crafted personas. She shares how AI can be a powerful productivity...
1972: The Price of Ambition: Inside Vogue, Power, and Reinvention with Caroline Palmer
In this episode of So Money, former Vogue editor and author Caroline Palmer discusses her novel *Workhorse*, a fiction rooted in her experiences at Vogue during the early‑2000s. She contrasts the glossy portrayals of fashion publishing in movies like *The...
Set Standards, Not Goals
In this episode the host contrasts goals with standards, arguing that lasting success comes from the habits and performance levels you tolerate rather than the lofty outcomes you set. Drawing on personal experience building an eight‑figure company and completing multiple...
Stanford Luck Researcher: How to Manifest the Life You Want
In this episode, Mel Robbins talks with Stanford neuroscientist and entrepreneurship professor Dr. Tina Selig about the science of luck. Selig explains that luck is not a mystical trait but a skill built through intentional actions, calculated risks, and how...
A Conversation with Tia Levings
In this Substack Live interview, host Zach talks with author and survivor Tia Levings about her bestselling memoir *A Well‑Trained Wife* and her upcoming book *I Belong to Me*. Levings explains how she disentangled her faith from abusive, patriarchal Christian...
Showing Up With Andy Grammer
In this introductory episode of "Showing Up With Andy Grammer," host Andy shares his mission to explore how people can better show up for friends, family, and themselves. He outlines the podcast’s format—featuring guests who inspire him, writing a personalized...
Being Human with Leana Deeb
In the debut episode of "Being Human," host Leana Deeb explains why she wiped her social media slate clean and launched a new show to explore the messy, in‑between seasons of life. She outlines the podcast’s focus on authentic conversations...
$4.5m ARR, $0 Raised: Tom Hunt on Building Fame (Getting to Aha!)
In this episode, Tom Hunt, founder and CEO of the B2B podcast agency Fame, shares his entrepreneurial journey from studying chemistry and working in management consulting to launching 25 ventures, with Fame emerging as the sole success—now generating over $4 million...
The Great Uncoupling: Radical Resilience in an Age of Collapse
In this candid conversation, hosts Jared and Danielle explore what they call the "Great Uncoupling," a shift toward radical resilience as society faces economic and ecological collapse. They discuss how people are reclaiming lost survival skills—gardening, sewing, herbalism, first‑aid—and forming...
15 Min(ish) Skill: Script the Start and End (ITS Classic)
In this episode Brian Scordato emphasizes the power of "scripting" the start and end of any hard work session, drawing parallels from his college basketball routine and the overlooked importance of flour in baking. He argues that identifying and committing...
350 | J. Eric Oliver on the Self and How to Know It
In this episode, Sean Carroll talks with political scientist J. Eric Oliver about the nature of the self, drawing on philosophy, neuroscience, Buddhism, and modern science. Oliver argues that the self is not a fixed essence but a dynamic, multi‑layered...