Cut Through the Noise with Dave Turano

Welcome to Cut Through the Noise, bringing you the truth behind the headlines in business and current events, Hosted by Dave Turano

Choosing Life After Loss with Clint Hatton 10/29/2024

Choosing Life After Loss with Clint Hatton Clint Hatton was raised in a lower middle class family in southern California He had a fun childhood Clint had lots of friends, played sports and loved his pool! And then his Dad moved in with another woman... That's when his Mom began to drink -- she soon became suicidal... At 12 years old, Clint tried his best to care for his Mom, but he wasn't equipped to do so... Soon, Client started to drink as well - and in high school he turned to drugs At 30, Clint's life was mess Somehow though...he got himself on track He married, had three children and created a ministry to help other families deal with challenging times Today, Clint lives in Dallas, TX with his wife and two sons - he's been sober for over 20 years! But, on September 23, 2019, the Hatton family reived a call that would change their family forever... What happened??? _________________________________________________________________________________ Listen to Clint Hatton's full story tomorrow on: Clint has trained and empowered over 10,000 leaders, impacting clients ranging from non-profits to Fortune 150 companies such as Starbucks, Westinghouse Electric, and Liberty Mutual/Safeco Insurance. At the heart of BigBoldBrave’s mission lies the empowerment of leaders to shatter limiting beliefs, conquer challenges, and fearlessly help others navigate the journey of life. This mission is encapsulated by the 5 C’s: Courage Creative GeniusCompassionCollaborationConscious Leadership Clint’s relentless pursuit of excellence and commitment to empowering individuals and organizations to be Big Bold Brave have made him a prominent figure in the world of transformational leadership. Be a Courageous Human, live a Big, Bold, Brave life! LinkedIn: TikTok: Facebook: Instagram: Website: Amazon link (people can get the book from my website, but international listeners would need to go through Amazon): /episode/index/show/jcegrp/id/33648077

'You Got This Mom' with Candice Burroughs 10/02/2024

Overcoming Resistance with Tom Kosnik 09/17/2024

PILLOW talk...with Alizah Josette 07/30/2024

Addiction, Recovery & The Power of Gratitude 07/16/2024

Alcohol Was My Social Lubricant with Donn Young 07/02/2024

It Takes Effort to Bring People Together with Mark Nessbaum 06/18/2024

The State of Healthcare in Underserved Communities with Jay Trivedi 06/04/2024

Life is a Sales Call with Tom Hannigan, President, Americas - ServiceNow 05/28/2024

Life is a Sales Call with Tom Hannigan, President, Americas - ServiceNow Welcome to Cut Through the Noise, bringing you the truth behind the headlines in business and current events, Hosted by Dave Turano 'When I got out of college, the job market was horrendous and I didn't know what I wanted to do. For a year, I applied to every job on the planet and saved up a stack of rejection letters from all off them' So what did Tom Hannigan and his Criminal Justice degree do after he graduated from St. Anselm College? He worked in a warehouse, and then as a security guard, and finally as a claims adjuster. A few years later, his buddy got him an interview at EMC for a sales job. Tom had not heard of EMC at at the time, but he took the interview anyway. And? He fell short... His buddy shared the following feedback when it was over... 'They said you were pretty mediocre...' Thankfully for Tom, EMC gave him a second chance. 'I was at the right place at the right time and blessed to be molded by them' Tom put in the work and rose through the ranks at EMC for the next 16 years. Today, he sits atop ServiceNow Americas - a company that he's watched grow from $400 Million and 1000 employees to $10 Billion and 23,000 employees since he joined ten years ago. How? 'We have the best people and the best people always win' Listen to this upbeat conversation about having fun with people that you like and trust. 'Nothing ever came easy to me. I wasn't a great athlete nor the best student, but I've always loved being part of a team.' Tom Hannigan found his dream job And he'd be the first one to tell you that he got it with a little help from his friends. This episode drops on 5/28. Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cut-through-the-noise-with-dave-turano/id1466812912 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5KrU7tS8QMSpgYiMAtxByV?si=dcd88d8e429449e0 Amazon Music: @servicenow @dell @stanselmscollege #emc #ai #businesstransformation #selling #hiring #onboarding #relationships #people #friends #fun #hardwork #preparation #golf #braintree #data #capecod #warehouse #claimsadjuster @libertymutual /episode/index/show/jcegrp/id/31406447

Creating a Future Ready Organization with Andrea Petrone 05/21/2024

Consequential Thinking with Renee Viens 05/15/2024

Mental Health and the Modern Dad with Liam Martin 05/03/2024

The Extroverted CFO and the Founder Mentality with Scott Dussault 04/09/2024

Salespeople Forgot How to Sell - with Kortney Harmon 03/26/2024

'Why Should I Let You Join the Boys Team?' w/ Survivor Nicaragua Contestant Carolyn Rivera 03/19/2024

I Choose to Focus on the Good Things - It Really Saved My Life - with Sean McCourt 03/12/2024

Saying 'No' to Alcohol; Selling my Company; Living to 100 with Ken Johnson 02/13/2024

The Growth Leader with Scott Edinger 01/23/2024

What do you mean, 'I'm Wendy Rhoades?!?' 01/09/2024

Proud to be an American and Proud of My Ukrainian Heritage 12/26/2023

Raising Critical Thinkers with Barbara Mojica 12/13/2023

We are Cofounders of Our Burnout with David Greenwood 12/05/2023

Survival: When your body breaks down and your mind needs to rest with Dave Haverty 11/28/2023

You've Got Several Weeks to Live. Says Who??? with Ken Gustin 11/21/2023

Get Your A$$ Back to the Office! 11/15/2023

Get Your A$$ Back to the Office! First solo episode in 11 months Why the 11 month layoff? What to expect going forward over the next year Walking & Intermittant Fasting Listen to Smartless - #JasonBateman #WillArnet #SeanHayes #ApplePodcasts _________________________________________________________________________________ Today's Topic is built around this LinkedIn post...Hope you enjoy _________________________________________________________________________________ There are many jobs that would NOT get done without onsite employees Examples include, but are not limited to… #FirstResponders, #Military, #Hospitality, #Retail Services, #Construction, #Machine Operators and the vast majority of #teachers If you happen to fall into any of the categories, the balance of this post does NOT apply to you Enjoy the rest of your day! ———————————————— Now let’s get down to business… Who else, besides me, is done with the ‘Back to the office’ vs. ‘Remote’ debate????? It’s a joke!!! Prior to the pandemic, the typcial office was anything but a ‘tight ship’ It was the opposite! Conpanies had been transformed in country clubs, game rooms and meditation retreats; with stocked kitchens, beer carts and dogs & cats running amuck All in the name of employee engagement, retention and happiness!!! The result: People LOVED their ‘jobs’, BUT they weren’t working!!! Then the Pandemic hit!!! The world was coming to end! Wait…No it wasn’t! PPP loans saved the day They were handed out like Candy to companies that didn’t even need the money!!! And? They spent it foolishly!!! ———————————————— Now the chickens have come home to roost!!! And although employers enabled this mess — employees are just as complicit in it This is my take on the ‘back to the office’ vs. ‘remote’ saga. Listen now. @JCE Consulting #management #sales #hybrid #remote #ai #zoom #msteams #employeeengagement /episode/index/show/jcegrp/id/28645663

ABA Helps - Behavioral In-home Therapy for Children with Autism 12/20/2022

Get Rid of the Shitty Parts of Drinking with Caroline Holke 12/16/2022

Get Rid of the Shitty Parts of Drinking with Caroline Holke Now that the holiday season is in full swing, many of us will have ample opportunity to gather with friends, family and colleagues to eat, drink and celebrate...and then drink some more! Who hasn't pre-gamed before an office party or polished off a few bottles of wine with friends after shopping?1?! Much like coffee, Alcohol has become a staple in the daily lives of many successful people. The marketing dollars spent to promote alcohol consumption is only rivaled by the money spent by automodbile industry. Alcohol has been normalized, glamourized and accessorized to a population that also shames the people that drink more than they would like. Caroline Holke helps successful women get rid of the shitty parts of drinking so they can create a life they wouldn't dream of numbing out of. Most people focus on what to DO to cut back on their drinking, while Caroline helps her clients tease out what is "driving them to drink" in the first place. Addressing these underlying, root causes helps her clients create sustainable change in their relationship with drinking. Caroline's work centers on teaching her clients how to apply critical thinking skills to their own thinking because we believe what we think! When you learn how to think on purpose, you can go from wanting to numb out to escape your life to creating a life that you don't want to miss any of. In this past year alone, research shows that women are drinking 41% more than they were before the pandemic. The vast majoirty of Caroline's clients do not 'look' like they have a problem. Many of them are highly accomplished personally and professionally, but inside they are hurting. This episode might provide options to the gray area drinker that is looking for an option besides AA. Hope you enjoy! Happy Holidays! @caroline holke; @JCE Consulting @Dave Turano /episode/index/show/jcegrp/id/25331334

How to Improve the Messaging Around Health and Vaccines with Dr. Adjoa Smalls Mantey 10/11/2022

How to Improve the Messaging Around Health and Vaccines with Dr. Adjoa Smalls Mantey In 2020, COVID-19 threw the world into turmoil. For many of us, this was the first time that we had to take immediate – and drastic – action to protect our health and the health of others. We had to follow a new set of emergency policies and protocols, put in place at a time when many experts and authorities were only making the best decisions they could with the limited information they had. In a political climate that was already tense, having to separate from one another only made us more divided. Some masked, some didn’t. Some believed that the best protection for children was to keep them away from school; others feared the long-term consequences of closing schools. Some isolated; others continued to gather. Then came the vaccines. So did the social pressure, the misinformation, the lack of trust – and the mandates. If the pandemic was already political, COVID shots and the messaging around them escalated the tension. And even with the CDC changing their guidelines and many cities doing away with mandates, people are still at odds with one another over vaccines, boosters, and the policies around COVID. In this episode, we hear from Dr. Adjoa Smalls Mantey. As a viral immunology researcher and trained psychiatrist, Adjoa understands why educating people about vaccines is just as important as making them. We discuss vaccine hesitancy, COVID policies, and how we can be more intentional about how we share information about illness and immunizations. In addition to her work as a psychiatrist, Adjoa is also the co-author of Anjali the Brave, a book that teaches children about vaccines. Find her book at or at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other retailers where eBooks are sold. You can also find Adjoa on Instagram @doctoradjoa and @anjalithebrave. Like this episode? Share it around and be sure to write us a review. /episode/index/show/jcegrp/id/24573225

Josie Warren on the Root of Chronic Illness 10/04/2022

Cancer, loss, and grief – and why our condolences never feel like enough. with Kim Hamer 09/27/2022

Cancer, loss, and grief – and why our condolences never feel like enough. with Kim Hamer Loss is catastrophic. Nothing will fill the void left by a loved one, and there’s no quick fix for a broken heart. Loss can also be the catalyst for uncertainty. What will life look like, without that person that was so vital to our existence? Now that they’re gone, what will happen to the life we built with them? How will we manage, and who will we become? Kim Hamer found herself asking these questions thirteen years ago, when her husband passed away from cancer. Left to grieve, Kim had to support their three kids. She became a widow in a community full of wives. She had to reimagine her future – now without the man who was supposed to be her forever. Kim also had to field a catapult of condolences from everyone around her – all of which came from sympathy and kindness, but some of which left her feeling worse. When someone in our life – friend, family member, colleague, or client – is grieving their own tragedy, many of us find ourselves at a loss for how to help. What do we say to them, when we know that our words won’t fix anything? How can we offer support, and what should that support look like? In this episode, Kim shares how she helps people, communities, and companies process turbulence and loss. Kim acknowledges that when it comes to soothing someone in grief, we really are inadequate – even if we do all their grocery shopping for the month. But we can also be thoughtful. We can pay close attention and step in at the right moments. We can understand that we matter, and that there are authentic, memorable ways that we can support someone when their world is falling apart. Kim Hamer is the author of Find her on and visit 100actsoflove/whatnottosay for a free download: Five Phrases Never to Say to Anyone with Cancer (and What to Say Instead). Like this episode? Share it around and write us a review. /episode/index/show/jcegrp/id/24434559

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