In this episode of Career Can Do, Mary Ann Faremouth shares life lessons about relationships, integrity, and contributing to the world. Learn how to become your best self in both personal and professional arenas.

As I walked outside this morning to admire my new fences and the nice new gate, the ballerina with the broken arm seemed to look right at me. I felt she might be reminding me that the dance in the New Work World and beyond would go on, and perhaps new mindsets might be created for all that will make us examine the barriers, create new structures that prevent escape and new breakthroughs would come about that would open our eyes to exciting changes!

Generational differences should bring us together, not divide us. At the core, we are all human beings with similar desires for respect, understanding, and fulfillment. Dr. Sharon Hull, author, executive coach, and founder of the Bespoke Life Network, joins Mary Ann Farmouth to talk about why you should be more intentional about your career transitions, align your personal values with your professional pursuits, and embrace the differences in the workplace to create stronger, more resilient workplaces.

Leaders from business can learn a lot from elite athletes. Mary Ann Faremouth is joined by Pete Steinberg, an Olympic coach and leadership expert, to share his wisdom on leadership shock and maximizing performance. Tune in to this week’s episode of Career Can Do to learn more.

A lifetime of various relationships has allowed Faremouth to delve into lessons that provide inspiration, reflection, and hope for how we can all navigate our own personal and professional paths in a way that will provide meaning and expansive growth so that the reader’s light can shine bright for the rest of their days.

Ready to enhance your career and well-being through travel? Do you want to open up new avenues and make lifelong friends? Join Mary Ann Faremouth and Cindy Peck on Career Can Do to explore the transformative power of group travel with Traveling Texans. Discover new cultures, make lifelong friends, and stay engaged as you age.

Analytics have trumped creativity in the workplace, to the detriment of problem-solving and innovation. Creativity isn’t reserved for artists and musicians. Anyone can be creative if they give themselves the chance to try. Join Mary Ann Faremouth on this episode of Career Can Do as she delves into the world of creativity with award-winning entrepreneur Nir Bashan.

It is key to find a career path that allows you to leverage your creative strengths effectively, so you can tailor your career choices to align with your natural inclinations and preferences. Not only will you enhance your job satisfaction, but you’ll also be able to make more meaningful contributions in your field. Shell Mendelson, a career counselor with expertise in ADHD, offers practical advice on Career Can Do. Learn how to overcome obstacles and find a sustainable career direction.

For the butterfly, such magnificent transformations require shedding old forms. For humans, this can be equated to shedding old patterns that no longer serve us. When we do, we become better versions of ourselves and enjoy newfound growth and more meaningful experiences.

Niche networking isn’t just for advancing your career. Organizations like NAPCA give you the chance to join a tight knit community where you can connect with industry experts, employers, and like-minded individuals. Members support each other, share knowledge, and collaborate for mutual success. Join us on Career Can Do as Merritt Chastain, Executive Director of NAPCA, shares how niche networking can open new doors for your career.

By embracing the changes, having a determined, positive mindset, and focusing more on how we can help our fellow man, we bloom from that concrete that has weighed us down, emerging like that beautiful flower that radiates its beauty to the world

Resilience and empowering beliefs are key to success in your career. By investing in self-awareness, identifying values, and creating a customized resilience plan, you can overcome challenges, adapt to new circumstances, and achieve your career goals. Dr. Marie-Hélène Pelletier joins us on Career Can Do and shares expert advice on building resilience and creating a customized plan for career success.

You know the power of networking, and Toastmasters offers a platform that does that and much more. Join Marianne Fairmouth and Pamela McGowan in this episode of Career Can Do as they discuss the power of Toastmasters in helping individuals become their best selves.

Let the beautiful lessons of the dragonfly allow you to embark on a journey of transformation and soar to new heights of fulfillment. With the right attitude and a plan of direction, you can create success for your new adventure.

Is your plan for a career path nothing more than a list of vague aspirations? What if you could create a concrete plan and gain the skills that will help you achieve the career success you’re hoping for? Mark Herschberg joins Mary Ann Faremouth in this episode of Career Can Do and shares his insights on how to navigate the new work world.

Be determined to let the 2024 New Work World be one that all can enjoy. As the company enjoys the positivity of the workforce, the growth and profits can also be shared by all!

You can grow your personal network while you help make lasting change in the world. Eric Liu, the past District Governor of Rotary International, joins Mary Ann Faremouth on this episode of the Career Can Do podcast. Eric shares how uniting with a diverse group of volunteers to promote peace, fight disease, support education, and more. It will give you the opportunity to develop leadership skills, improve communication, teamwork abilities, and expand your professional horizons. Learn how you can get involved and make a difference in your community.

Elle Ballard, founder and Executive Director of the Women of the World Network, joins Mary Ann Faremouth on this episode of Career Can Do to share her insights on empowering multinational women. Elle's journey from corporate marketing to establishing a thriving community to advance the professional and personal growth of women worldwide is indeed inspirational.

“The Twelve Days of Christmas,” as we refer to it today, was made famous in 1909 by an English composer, Frederic Austin. The Christmas carol is organized into twelve days with a new gift each day, building upon the previous ones as the song progresses. The song might be familiar, but what lessons could it teach us about moving our careers forward, especially if you are considering a career change? These twelve gifts might represent twelve efforts to be as productive and innovative as possible.

Rather than taking jobs, AI will make space for more meaningful work by eliminating repetitive tasks. AI needs human guidance to function well; far from reducing our value, over time AI will actually make human creativity, ethics and judgment even more vital. Tune in to this week’s episode of Career Can Do to learn more!