The way people behave has a lot to do with their environment, so to make significant, lasting impact, you need to identify situational factors in addition to individual behaviors. Tune in here to this week’s episode of the Career Can Do podcast to learn more.

Despite the manmade nature of the workplace, the people within it are living beings, working together toward larger company goals. A holistic approach to conducting business can foster a view of wholeness among employees and employers alike to create a more positive experience for all within the New Work World.

Leverage your power and ascend in your career. Learn about bringing value to your organization, and how to get promoted on week’s episode of Career Can Do.

“Grow through what you go through” is a concept I think about a lot these days. The choice is yours whether a difficult situation will disempower you or make you stronger

There is a strong demand for healthcare professionals in the New Work World. Tune in to the latest Career Can Do to learn about expanding your skillset.

The right culture can be achieved in the workplace if we all make a concerted effort to work together, assist each other, and build more positive relationships.

Learn about building confidence and and gaining visibility in the New Work World. Tune in to this week’s episode of Career Can Do to learn more.

In this New Work World we all have to be soldiers of change, ready to support our friends and teams into new areas of development. We have to be ready to have our personal and professional lives bloom and take root after the recent setbacks of the last two years.

A child’s experience can have a great impact on the child, their family, and others. In the case of author Stephanie Cameron, she took an incident that happened to her daughter and turned it into two books. Learn more in this episode of the Indie Beacon Show with hostess Mary Ann Faremouth.

Building up students through connection and networking is important for future success in the New Work World. Tune in to this week’s episode of Career Can Do to learn more!

Since the pandemic began, our professional and personal lives have been through the fire. We’ve all experienced loss in some form, and at times, it has been hard to see our way forward. But like the phoenix, you can emerge from the fire a better version of yourself. By transforming your mindset and refreshing your skill set, you can reclaim your personal and professional journeys.

See how becoming a member or attending a conference of a club like Toastmasters can help you succeed in the New Work World. Find out more on this week’s episode of Career Can Do!

The restrictions the pandemic has placed on our personal and professional lives these last two years have forced many of us to undergo changes we may not have felt prepared to handle. Yet like the butterfly, we can take advantage of the resources available to us in our current stages of life as we seek the right tools to help us through the essential transformations we need to progress to our next steps.

The skill of writing is a necessary ingredient for success in the New Work World. Tune in to Mary Ann’s latest episode of Career Can Do to learn more.

As humans, our success and well-being often tie directly to our connections with others. This power of connection has become more evident than ever over the last couple of years as the global pandemic has altered our personal and professional lives. The resulting detachment in our workplaces and personal spheres has us all wanting to rebuild and reshape our lives to bring us more happiness and success.

We all have experienced moments of frustration over one thing or another. In this episode of the Indie Beacon Show, hostess Mary Ann Faremouth talks with author Nkem DenChukwu about how she turned her frustration into a book, and then into a movie producer.

Breeda Miller came to understand the value of self-care when she cared for her mother for nearly six years. Through that experience, she learned profound life lessons that she was able to translate into impactful and humorous stories. Tune in here to this week’s episode of the Career Can Do podcast to learn more.

Woman helping Woman is what Elle Ballard and various books are about. In this episode with hostess Mary Ann Faremouth, you learn about Elle’s drive and passion for helping women around the world.

The New Work World offers its own brand of fearful strain, and staying mentally and physically healthy is critical to enhanced productivity and retention for employers and employees alike. Let’s look at some scientific studies on how humor contributes to a more enjoyable work experience as we prepare to celebrate April Fools’ Day and beyond.

The world could use a little more hope and kindness. See how putting people first and having a “we” mentality can help you succeed in the New Work World. Tune in to this week’s Career Can Do to learn more.