What does it really mean to be a trailblazer? In this episode of Career Can Do, Elle Ballard joins Mary Ann Faremouth to talk about the power of connection, community, and creating space for women to grow together. From collaborative books to global events, Elle shares how Women of the World Network is helping women show up fully - in business and in life. You’ll walk away inspired and ready to find your circle.

As a perennial student, when back-to-school time rolls around, I am always reminded of the wonderful lessons I’ve learned throughout my life. One of those early lessons was as a child reading Dr. Seuss books. His books artfully teach invaluable lessons, many of which can be carried into our adult life and applied to the New Work World.

What does it really mean to live a life of service? In this episode of Career Can Do, Dr. Tom Kelchner joins Mary Ann Faremouth to share how his journey from educator to District Governor of Rotary District 5890 became a mission-driven path. They explore Rotary’s incredible impact - from eradicating disease to building leadership in young people - and why joining a service organization might just change your life too.

Let’s consider the new gifts this Christmas in July might be offering us. We can utilize the lessons of the ancient Greeks to serve our companies and candidates so that all thrive and grow to become better than ever in the New Work World! I’m so happy I had the opportunity to take this trip. The gifts of enlightenment I received will never be forgotten!

What are hiring managers really looking for these days? In this episode of Career Can Do, Mary Ann Faremouth talks about how the recruiting landscape has changed and why things like culture fit, humility, and a service mindset are now more important than ever. She also shares how decades of hands-on recruiting taught her to look beyond the résumé to find the right match.

Refocusing on how you come across in the New Work World will always serve you well. Being respectful, preparing for the interview, giving timely feedback, showing appreciation and humility and never burning a bridge will ensure you will have many rewards now and in your future.

One of the earliest astronomical observations in human history might have a deeper meaning for all of us as it applies to the New Work World. Let’s look at some of the spiritual meaningsbehind the summer solstice and how it might shine some new light on our career world tomake our journey more hopeful and expansive as we make our way toward the last half of 2025, and beyond.

What can a round of golf teach you about leadership, decision-making, and keeping your cool under pressure? On this episode of Career Can Do, Chris Sandland talks with Joe Bronson - CEO, longtime business consultant, and author of books - about the surprising parallels between golf and business. From managing emotions to choosing when to take a risk, Joe shares stories from five decades on the course and in executive roles. He also reflects on a once-in-a-lifetime game with Arnold Palmer, and why character matters more than a perfect swing. Whether you're a golfer, a leader, or both, this one’s full of insight.

This Father’s Day think of lessons you learned from your dad, a father figure or other mentors that made an impact on your life and use them to contribute to the New Work World and beyond!