49 TUS Susan Schmitt Winchester: Hope for Over-Achievers
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To look at Susan's resume, your first impression might be that she has an enviable corporate success story. Over 30 years of upward trajectory. A succession of increasingly powerful roles, and an income history that reflects my growing influence. Global assignments that allowed her to live and work in amazing places, helping thousands of individuals all over the world envision and then achieve their own potential. But people who know her best know that she spent her days and years in deep fear.
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48 TUS Mark Potts: You Are Not Alone plus The Winter Solstice Reflection
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Mark Potts moved to Olathe, Kansas, when he was nine years old. As part of the Sigma Chi Fraternity, he had the opportunity to serve as the New Member Educator, a position that helps teach and mentor new classes of young men transitioning from high school into college. During his tenure at Amazon, he was passionate about building his team and investing in others, but the transition to night shift led to mental health challenges. For two years, he navigated through anxiety and depression.
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47 TUS James Akingbola: Life Has a Way of Rearranging
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James is passionate about leaving a positive impact through responsibility and leadership; two traits that were imparted to him and his siblings growing up in Nigeria. He lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma with his wife and kids and works as an Engineer for a midstream energy company.
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46 TUS Rachel Keck: On writing "Everyone Is Not Like You"
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Rachel Keck is a workplace culture coach and consultant. With training in the fields of psychology, sociology, and spiritual direction, she brings a wealth of experience and curiosity to both individuals and how those individuals create a collective. She founded Mosaic-Collaborative as a resource to leaders who are responsible for workplace culture as well as a service to those that nurture the clients and customers of service-based businesses.
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45 TUS Renee Smith Love At The Center
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Renée has nearly two decades of experience providing organization development services to public, private, and non-profit organizations, always with a focus on people. Now as a professional speaker, coach, trainer, and host of Human Workplace Gatherings, Renée shares her insights on making work more human and loving. www.ahumanworkplace.com
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44 TUS Clinton Shane Bradley: Part Two - Find the Healing Path
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Clinton Shane Bradley is a People Warrior; Life Wrangler; Assumption Breaker; Resilience Coach; Confidence maker
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43 TUS Clinton Shane Bradley: Part One - Good Leaders Are Not Traumatized *eye roll*
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Clinton Shane Bradley is a People Warrior; Life Wrangler; Assumption Breaker; Resilience Coach; Confidence maker
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42 TUS Joel Goldberg: Reading the Room and Trust Building
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Joel Goldberg has worked as part of the Royals’ broadcast team for FOX Sports Kansas City since 2008 and serves as the television play-by-play voice for the ECHL Kansas City Mavericks.
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41 TUS Sebastian De Geer: Patiently Taking a Chance
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Born in Stockholm, Sweden, Sebastian De Geer is a multiple Emmy-nominated visual storyteller and the proud owner of GeereD Up Films, LLC, which he launched in 2014. As a passionate storyteller, he collaborates with clients of all sizes to help them engage with their audiences through compelling video. He serves clients locally and nationwide with video productions that influence viewers on social media platforms, websites, and TV.
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40 TUS Isaac Wambua Hope and a Future Greater Than Today
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Isaac is a certified coach, trainer and speaker who works with business owners and their leaders to create transformational change within their teams.
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