Retire at 65 With $700K? We Ran Some Numbers
Many people approaching retirement find themselves asking the same question: Do I have enough to retire, or do I need to work a few more years?
In this episode of Common Curiosities: Retirement, Michael CFP®, EA, CSS™ walks through a retirement case study of a couple in their early 60s who hope to…
Unlocking the Dynamics of Relationships_ Rules, Roles, and Identities
Unlocking the Dynamics of Relationships_ Rules, Roles, and Identities
In this episode of Resilience Redefined, Michael Ostrolenk dives deep into the foundational elements of healthy relationships through his transformative exercise: Rules, Roles, and Identities. With over 30 years of experience as …
The Practice of Songwriting, with Michael Flannery
What happens when you reach what looks like the finish line at the very beginning of your career?
On this episode of YOUR WORLD OF CREATIVITY, host Mark Stinson talks with musician, songwriter, sound designer, professor, and author Michael Flannery about what happens after the big break—and why bui…
485. “Movement Is Medicine” | Building a Longer, Healthier Life with Michael Clinton
Michael Clinton, former president and publishing director of Hearst Magazines and current special media advisor to the Hearst Corporation CEO, joins us to rethink what it means to live a long life. An author, photographer, adventurer, and marathoner on all seven continents, Michael explores these i…
The Future of Work: AI Should Reduce Friction, Not Replace Humans | Michael Eskenasy
What if the biggest productivity problem inside your company isn't your people, but the way work is coordinated?In this episode of Boardsi Leadership Talks, host Martin Rowinski sits down with Michael Eskenasy, founder and architect of Chefrey OS, to explore cognitive overload, AI, coordination, tr…
Who Would Go to War With You?
There was a time when your word was your bond. A handshake was a contract. If you said you'd be there, you were there.
That time is gone. We ghost, we flake, we swipe. We treat the one finite resource we have, our time with each other, as disposable.
In this solo episode, Michael Trainer issues a c…
Today's Poll Question: Should Billionaires Pay a Wealth Tax—or Only Taxes on Income?
Today's Poll Question at Smerconish.com: Should the government tax the wealth of billionaires, or stick to taxing income?
Michael examines the growing debate over whether enormous fortunes should be taxed based on wealth rather than income. Drawing on his conversation from yesterday with economist …
Episode 163: How to Turn Local News Into Childcare Marketing Opportunities
In this episode of The Childcare Bridge, Michael explores a powerful but often overlooked opportunity for childcare centers to generate attention, visibility, and even new enrollment by paying attention to what is already happening around them.
He breaks down the concept of newsjacking, finding re…
God's Glorious Love
In this message, Michael explores believers' identity as God's beloved children, highlighting how Jesus shares His divine glory and intimate oneness with the Father with all who believe.
What Happens When Anyone Can Build Software?
What if you could build your own software without writing a single line of code? Michael Magan believes we're entering a new era of personal software, where artificial intelligence allows anyone to create applications tailored to their needs.
The founder of Charming, a cloud platform designed for …
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