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March 7, 2023March 7, 2023

Maximizing Productivity and Achieving Work-Life Balance with Brie DeLisi Zoller

Our lives have been impacted by many innovative technologies, but we often struggle to find the time to incorporate them into our routines. Although it may seem counterintuitive, working around the clock does not necessarily lead to increased productivity. In fact, it can lead to stress and burnout, which can have a negative impact on the health of a business and yourself. In this episode, Brie Z Operations Founder Brie DeLisi Zoller shares her insights

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February 28, 2023March 1, 2023

The Surprising Power of Play with Acey Holmes

By Stephen Jaye

There are numerous essential needs that are important for human well-being, but one key component that is often overlooked is play. Unfortunately, play is frequently viewed as a silly activity that detracts from “serious” work. However, what if we were to reframe our understanding of work and recognize the potential benefits of play in enhancing our productivity and creativity? In this episode, BoredLess Founder Acey Holmes joins us to bring the play to the table.

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February 7, 2023February 14, 2023

Hiring Process and Matchmaking in the Workplace with Andrea Berkholtz

By Stephen Jaye

The COVID-19 pandemic may have subsided in some countries, but the “great resignation” trend is still causing major staffing and hiring difficulties for many companies. Matching employees with the right job can bring about numerous benefits, including increased motivation. What are the effective ways for businesses to connect with job candidates during the hiring process? Join me as I sit down with Metier Executive Management Co-Founder, Andrea Berkholtz. She is an expert in finding exceptional

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October 18, 2022October 18, 2022

Preventing and Responding to Sexual Exploitation, Violence, and Harassment with Rev. Bonnie Gatchell

By Stephen Jaye 1 Comment

Sexual exploitation is becoming a well-known issue. Rape and sexual assault cases in our society are rising at an alarming rate, and to combat such crimes, we must encourage people to increase awareness and concern, particularly among women. What will it take to end exploitation in the sex industry? In this week’s episode of Action Antidote, Rev. Bonnie Gatchell joins us to enlighten us and provide hope to those women trapped in the snares of

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October 11, 2022

Finding Your Calling and Purpose of Work In Your Life with Bryan Dik

By Stephen Jaye

At some point in life, we are hindered from seeing what we desire. Perhaps a lack of self-confidence and motivation drives us to be lost in the path. Nevertheless, how can we overcome these barriers through guidance and predictive science? On this week’s episode of Actions Antidote, we talk to Bryan Dik, Co-Founder and Chief Science Officer of jobZology. Bryan Dik shares his knowledge and the science behind finding the meaning and purpose of workplace

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September 27, 2022

Creative Thinking and The Value of Time in Business with Katie Burkhart

By Stephen Jaye

One of the reasons you might suffer from a lack of creativity boils down to time. You have become so busy, so there’s no time for your creativity. But, what would life look like if you value your time as much as you value other things? In this week’s podcast, join us as we welcome our guest, Katie Burkhart. She is an entrepreneur, author, and keynote speaker. Katie has founded several companies and is currently

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May 17, 2022June 7, 2022

Bringing the Human back to Human Resources with Traci Chernoff

By Stephen Jaye

It’s no secret that employees spend the majority of their life working. A nine to five for five days a week is draining, and it’s unrealistic for us to expect employees to shut off their personalities when they feel like a human-machine. That’s why it’s important to establish a more people-centric strategy to empower workforce members. Today’s guest, Traci Chernoff, is an expert in people, strategy, and innovation. In this episode, she will share a

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February 28, 2022March 10, 2023

Igniting Career Transformations: Aligning Employee And Organizational Values With Tonia Martinez

By Stephen Jaye

Why is it that a majority of employees find their work disengaging and unfulfilling? The ultimate answer to that is a lack of career introspection and the inability to place the right people at the right job. This process has gotten more frustrating over the years, both from the standpoint of the job seeker and the organizations trying to build a team. Tonia Martinez is the founder of Career Transformations and she has had

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November 30, 2021March 10, 2023

Brent Mullins On Positive Leadership And The Importance Of A Growth Mindset

By Stephen Jaye

The pandemic has accelerated change and amplified issues within organizations. As a leader, how do you bring in positive leadership moving forward into this new revolution? Today’s guest is Executive Coach Brent Mullins of Brent Mullins Coaching. Brent has over 25 years of experience in executive leadership and organizational complexity at Fortune 200 companies and multi-cultural organizations. He joins host Stephen Jaye to discuss what qualities are required of a leader in these volatile

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