1502: Voice Bias and Why "Ums" Are Great with...

Spring break in Los Angeles sounded like a dream…until the bills—and a four-hour flight delay—set in. In this solo episode, Farnoosh recaps her family’s trip (theme parks, travel hiccups, and a surprising airline perk that saved the day) and what it reveals about the rising cost ...  Show more

Guest Liz Lidgett believes art should be for everyone—not just collectors with deep pockets or insiders who “get it.”She’s the founder of a thriving gallery that champions emerging artists—many of them women—and she’s built a business around making art feel joyful, accessible, an ...  Show more

Your voice is the most powerful tool you own! When you are confident in who you are and grounded in what you’re saying, the words flow with ease. But sometimes, without noticing, our voice betrays us. If we ignore how we speak, we may be undermining the message we’re trying so ...

This podcast is all about realizing the possibilities, and learn real tactics and strategies on how you can design a life that brings you joy. --------Did you ever pause and try to understand what is this voice inside your head? Is this me talking to myself, or since I am the one ...  Show more

We all have moments when we wish we were better communicators: less nervous, more confident, better able to connect with and inspire members of our team, and more likely to really be heard by those listening. According to this week’s guest, “Owning your voice means feeling con ...

Small talk has a bad reputation. It's boring, shallow, and awkward. Who really wants to talk about the weather, again? But, when done right, it can be a cornerstone of connection. In this episode, Carvell Wallace is joined by Susan McPherson, the author of The Lost Art of Connect ...  Show more