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Mission, Vision, and a Whole Lot of Purpose

It’s kind of funny when I think about it—throughout my entire career, I’ve taught people how to use tools. Tech tools, communication tools, leadership frameworks, sales systems—you name it. And while the tools keep evolving arp speed, the way I teach them hasn’t changed a bit. I teach people, not pâ€Ķ

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āļ„āđ‰āļ™āļŦāļēāļ•āļ­āļ™āļ—āļĩāđˆāļœāđˆāļēāļ™āļĄāļēāļ‚āļ­āļ‡ The Happiness Practices with Phil Gerbyshak

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From the military to tech, sales to social media, and now teaching, my career path has been anything but conventional. Along the way, I’ve learned invaluable lessons that have shaped my ability to reinvent myself time and time again. Here are 10 key lessons I’ve learned throughout my journey—from Nâ€Ķ

Avoiding the Meatball Sundae: Seth Godin (from 2008)

"A meatball sundae is messy, disgusting, and ineffective. It's the result of combining two perfectly good items that don't go well together." Seth Godin In this conversation I had with Seth Godin back in 2008, we talked about how we can AVOID the meatball sundae, the title of and topic of a book hâ€Ķ

Keep It Light

In a world where adulting seems to dominate every hour of the day—deadlines, responsibilities, bills—it’s easy to forget that play isn’t just for kids. But when it comes to relationships, a playful spirit might just be the secret ingredient to lasting love. Playfulness in romance isn’t about actingâ€Ķ

The Best Present Is Your Presence [audio]

"The Best Present is Your Full Presence" argues that giving someone complete and undivided attention is a powerful and often overlooked ability. The author posits that in a world filled with distractions, intentional presence communicates value and can positively impact relationships and well-beingâ€Ķ

10 Ways to Make It Great [audio]

Almost 20 years ago I wrote a book called 10 Ways To Make It Great!, about some of the things you could do to take control of your life and create (make) the life you were living (it) better (great). The title of the book came from the 10 chapters and this idea - and naturally, I included one additâ€Ķ

5 Simple Ways to Be Happier at Work This Week [9:15 audio]

This week’s article, "5 Simple Ways to Be Happier at Work This Week," presents practical strategies for enhancing workplace satisfaction. I suggest small, actionable steps that individuals can implement immediately. These hacks include starting the day with a small accomplishment, connecting with â€Ķ

Seizenso: The Funeral While You're Still Alive [audio]

I’m testing out creating an AI audio version (9:19 in length) on Wednesday of my Monday article for you so you can get another take on what I’m writing about, or to enjoy in a different way in case you prefer audio to text. Let me know what you think as I’ll be continuing this for a while until I â€Ķ

Smarter Collaboration with Dr. Heidi K. Gardner

Market volatility. Sustainability demands. Hybrid working. Opportunities and hazards of fast-changing technology and regulations. Companies and nonprofits face more daunting challenges than ever. How can we collaborate in our organizations—and with outside partners—to solve problems, innovate, and â€Ķ

Resilience During Tough Times

In a recent conversation between Michelle D’Atillo of Sōsh and yours truly, Phil Gerbyshak, we talked about resilience: how to be more resilient and what to do when it all goes sideways, so you can strengthen that resilience muscle. With permission, I’m sharing the conversation from the Get Sosh Sâ€Ķ
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