by lameredith | Jun 15, 2021 | Persistence U podcast show notes
While a master’s degree in curriculum development may have helped The Innate Coach Traci Philips map out how to serve executive leaders worldwide, her experience with new motherhood was the internship that provided opportunity for growth In this week’s...
by lameredith | Jun 1, 2021 | Persistence U podcast show notes
At 35, Steve Gamlin’s life took a downward spiral. He’d experienced great success as a radio personality, but knew it was not where he wanted to land. Unhappy at work, inattentive to debts, and his marriage folding before him, he felt he was standing in...
by lameredith | May 18, 2021 | Persistence U podcast show notes
When Terry McDougall jumped into the deep end of the applicant pool for her ideal job many years ago, she did a belly-flop. She’d thought she was a shoo-in, having performed the duties of the position and enjoying a positive reputation at the company. But rather...
by lameredith | May 11, 2021 | Persistence U podcast show notes
When Neloo’s Bahai and Muslim parents married in Iran decades ago, it didn’t take long to them to realize that to raise children safely, they would need to come to America. Years later, their children embraced religious freedom to the max. The skill set...
by lameredith | May 3, 2021 | Persistence U podcast show notes
Before he was a cancer survivor, author Terry Tucker had a life filled with exciting challenges and goals achieved. An NCAA Division I college basketball player, a Citadel cadet, a marketing executive, a hospital administrator, and a SWAT Team Hostage Negotiator, that...
by lameredith | Apr 8, 2021 | Persistence U podcast show notes
No one expects to be a victim of crime, especially not in the broad daylight on a sunny Alaskan evening. Victoria Shanklin was held at gunpoint while leaving a friend’s birthday party. The justice system’s response sparked a...
