If you’re a business manager of any sort looking for a fresh voice on the challenges of leadership, check out today’s interview with Jill Geisler of The Poynter Institute. She jam-packed this video with insight and advice, all in support of her new book, “Work Happy: What Great Bosses Know.”
If you’re a business manager of any sort looking for a fresh voice on the challenges of leadership, check out today’s interview with Jill Geisler of The Poynter Institute. She jam-packed this video with insight and advice, all in support of her new book, “Work Happy: What Great Bosses Know.”
Two of my favorite performance fitness experts get together for a thought-provoking conversation: Ken Baum, my co-author on “Mind Over Business,” and Pete Williams, friend and co-author of the “Core Performance” series of books. Check it out! And get a copy of “Mind Over Business” from Amazon: http://amzn.to/l0iaMK !
If you spent time in the South in the 1970s and ’80s, the days of a handful of TV channels and limited viewing options, you probably spent more than a few hours watching professional wrestling from Florida, Tampa in particular. And you’ll recall the unforgettable voice of announcer Gordon Solie.
Original Hooters Restaurants co-founder Ed Droste once told me I held a small place in his company’s almost 30-year history: I was the first journalist to take it seriously as a business, first at the St. Petersburg Times and later at Florida Business magazine and elsewhere. Enjoy my newly restored interview with Ed over wings, brews and served by a delightfully snarky yet refined Hooters Girl!
Want to know more abut Rush Limbaugh — pro and con? Get insight from my interview with his biographer, Zev Chafets!
It’s probably new to you: My 2009 audio interview with comic book artist Mark Wheatley and writer Mark Tinnell, who talk about their collaborations on Lone Justice and EZ Street!
