Good Managers & Good Employees

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The Self-Reliance Summit Series: Halle Berry on Confidence, Reinvention & Owning Your Worth

Season 8 of Savvy Talk continues with another powerful moment from the Self-Reliance Summit, this time featuring the iconic ‪Halle Berry‬. In this special episode, I sit down with Halle Berry, for a conversation about confidence, reinvention, and staying rooted in self-worth. You ...  Show more

The Self-Reliance Summit Series: Gary Vee on Intuition, Overthinking & Building Your Brand

Season 8 of Savvy Talk continues with a powerful moment from the Self-Reliance Summit held last October, this time featuring none other than Gary Vee. In this special episode, I sit down with one of my favorite clients and someone who fully embodies the mindset of self-reliance: ...  Show more

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