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Janet Fouts is a coach, author, caregiver, speaker and facilitator. She teaches mindfulness and emotional intelligence to individuals and teams.In This Episode:Making the shift from marketing to mindfulnessLittle things we can do that make a big shift in our perception of lifeLearning to pause

Gary Scott Thomas is a country music DJ, collector of stories, conversationalist, and a thinker.Gary has interviewed actors, athletes, politicians, scientists, authors, and a lot of singers. You can catch his weekly podcast “The Gary Scott Thomas Show: Here’s What We Know” at: https://garyscottthomas.com/#EpisodesIn This Episode:Making the choice to do something fun for a livingOne-degree shifts are significantBreaking the family cycle of povertyFinding the awesome in every day

Richard J. Kramer, MD, AGAF graduated in 1972 from The University of California Irvine School of Medicine with an MD after 3 years pre-med at UCLA, receiving multiple awards and scholarships at both institutions. He completed his internship at Harbor General Hospital, Internal Medicine Residency at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center, San Jose, California, and GI Fellowship at Stanford University. Subsequently, he practiced GI in private practice for 25 years in the San Jose/Los Gatos area.In This Episode:An early childhood illness fostered a career choice and lifelong philosophyHow a little shift made a huge difference in his life and that of his family’sMaking the shift into retirement Rolling with an unexpected health diagnosis later in life

Mitch is the founder of the global LegalMinds Mastermind, and has written a new book, “The Ultimate Guide to Social Media for Business Owners, Professionals and Entrepreneurs” which was a #1 best seller on Amazon and top #1 new release in two separate categories. Mitch’s friends know of him as “The Streaming Lawyer” (live video) and you can stay connected at Streaming.Lawyer.In This Episode:The power of decisions and taking action on those decisionsStorytelling is one of the most powerful ways to share a messageEmpowering the jury

In This Episode:●      Building a virtual only company during the early days of video conferencing●      Changing the mindset of big companies to work virtually only●      From being on the road 200+/- days per year… to zeroThe world’s most inspirational marketing, customer experience, and customer service keynote speaker Jay Baer is a Hall of Fame speaker and emcee. New York Times best-selling author of six books. An Internet pioneer. A 7th-generation entrepreneur. And the founder of five, multi-million dollar companies, including Convince & Convert, an experienced, highly focused analysis and advisory firm that creates effective, best-in-class digital marketing and customer experience strategies for the world’s most iconic organizations.

While competing as a professional BMX Racer, Jason graduated College and continued on to earn both an MBA in Global Management and a Doctorate in Psychology.Winning at the highest level in sport, attaining the highest level degree, and now working with the highest level performers are the foundation (and proof!) for his “More. Better. Happier.” process.The #ChampionshipLife is about rearranging the playing field to suit your strengths, talents, and values. Success, health, and fulfillment is the aim!Jason works closely with high-performance teams, executives, and athletes. He is also an on-air TV and broadcaster, commentating at international events for his sport - staying true to his passion.In this episode:Making an identity shiftLeaving room for being the benefactor of good fortuneUsing the energy from fear to bolster the belief that was already there

In This Episode:●      Persuasive design●      Reverse engineering the addiction of social media●      Helping businesses navigate these unprecedented timesFor almost 30 years, Brian Solis has studied and influenced the effects of emerging technology on business and society. His research and books help executives, and also everyday people, better understand the relationship between the evolution of technology and its impact on people and also the role we each play in evolution. Brian is Global Innovation Evangelist at Salesforce, the global leader in Customer Relationship Management (CRM). Brian’s work at Salesforce focuses on thought leadership and research that explores digital transformation, innovation and disruption, CX, commerce, and the cognitive enterprise.

Hilary Silver is Founder + CEO of a personal growth and development company dedicated to helping women achieve profound well-being and empowering them with the identity, psychology, and mindset for extraordinary success.She is the creator of the Love + Be Loved and Extraordinary Women Rising programs- and is one of the most sought after, acclaimed and successful therapist-coaches in the world.In This Episode:Stop looking outside at all the service level stuff; start looking at yourselfSelf-love, self-acceptance, and empowermentLearn how to “live” the next level of success

Demian Ross is a Publisher, Content Creator, Business Junkie, and Digital Nomad who has been traveling the country full-time in an RV.In This Episode:Celebrating recovery from past bad decisionsFrom felon to full-time father and entrepreneurPushing through fear to get unstuck

Michael E. Gerber is the author of the NY Times mega-bestseller, for two consecutive decades, "The E-Myth Revisited" and nine other worldwide best-selling E-Myth books concerning small business entrepreneurship, leadership, and management.In This Episode:●      Everybody in business has to learn how to manage a sales organization even if they don’t have any salespeople●      How letting go and allowing something to take place created space for the best of life – inside and outside●      The greatest single problem in small business is the people who own them don’t know anything about business●      Inventing a system-centric business development capability that didn’t exist

In this episode, Liz Lathan and Nicole Osibodu, Co-Creators of Haute Dokimazo discuss:●      How bringing simple human moments into an event format makes all the difference●      The five C’s of Haute Dokimazo○      Caring○      Conversation○      Co-creation○      Collaboration○      Connection ●      Being a 3D human in a 2D world is the thing people are craving more than anything

Jason Dorsey is President and lead generational researcher at The Center for Generational Kinetics. Jason has led more than 65 generational research studies, worked with over 700 companies, and has a new book out: Zconomy: How Gen Z Will Change the Future of Business--and What To Do About It.In This Episode:●      The oldest part of GenZ is bearing the brunt of COVID-19, while the youngest is adopting new technology and relationship skills●      For the first time, consumer tech trends are being driven from the youngest up to the oldest●      GenZ’s most trusted source of information are social media influencers●      Value and utility are the top 2 things GenZ wants from a brand, product or service

Robbie Baxter has over twenty years of expertise helping companies leverage subscription pricing, digital community and freemium to build deeper relationships with customers, including industry leader Netflix.In this episode Robbie discusses:Identifying your area of expertiseCreating more value for your customersOpening up new possibilities for different kinds of connectionsInvesting in a community to grow it

Transformation Specialist Hendre Coetzee visits with Bryan Kramer as they discuss shifting your focus, the importance of boundaries, and surrendering to change.

Bryan speaks with Content Marketing Practitioner Mike Allton,  Live Video Expert Stephanie Liu, and The Digital Gal Founder Amanda Robinson about shifts in social media and what businesses need to embrace in order to move forward. Their new book The Ultimate Guide to Social Media Marketing was recently published and gives readers a 360-degree view of social media marketing.

Founder of Red Dot Fitness, Scott Howell is a dedicated, certified health and fitness professional with over 2 decades of real-world, practical, hands-on experience. In this episode, Scott & Bryan discuss shifting backward to go forward and the importance of human connection.

Tim Ash is a Psychology, Marketing, and persuasion expert as well as a keynote speaker, bestselling author, and the former CEO of a leading marketing agency. He and Bryan Kramer discuss evolutionary psychology, chasing happiness, and being a better human.

Charlie Cole, CEO at FTD, talks with Bryan Kramer about being intentionally human, servant leadership, and continuing to enhance company culture while working remotely.

International Business Speaker and Author of Exactly What to Say, Exactly How to Sell and Exactly Where to Start visits with Bryan Kramer and explores proven ways to shift your words to make a greater impact.

Dorie Clark helps individuals and companies get their best ideas heard in a crowded, noisy world. She and Bryan Kramer discuss how to shift your mindset to make meaningful progress and take some pressure off yourself.