Once a hobby, Podcasting has become an educational tool. Listeners can tune in for relaxation, information, and direction. Video Podcasts have become more popular with Covid's forced isolation worldwide. The Host's ingenuity to present interesting topics, coupled with finances and hardware is an in…
Transacting Value showcases a conversations about the role and impact of values and character development within a respective industry. Join us every Monday morning at 9 AM EST on our website Transacting Value Podcast.com, an...
Observing life, situations, and people from a creative perspective is an art. Putting those observations to print or in script for the big screen takes perseverance, skill and consideration of what will appeal to others. The days of using imagination are diminished in today's video game generation.…
What you put into your body determines your internal well-being. Your holistic fitness helps you accomplish your goals. The better you feel, the more motivated you become. Discipline with fitness and food is a lifestyle not a fad; your future-self will thank you. If you value aligning your physical…
Be your own advocate for what you believe. Information communicated should be genuine, real, trustworthy, accurate and reliable. It is okay to have diverse perpectives; but the key is to understand, empathize and accept opinions. If you value serving your community and playing to your strengths, th…
Live your life with a martial arts mentality. Have discipline, integrity and a strong character with physical skills. With time and experience comes wisdom. Balance work, life, and money but realize time, family and faith are invaluable. If you value being grateful for your challenges, then this ep…
To be accepted by others, we have to learn to accept ourselves. To be honest with others, we have to be honest with ourselves. Be a trendsetter. Make your own mark, but be true to yourself. If you value being true to yourself, then this episode is for you.
What you say, how you say things, and how you act determines the responses and reactions of others. You can't control others' perceptions; but, you can learn to understand that differences in interpretations exist. Patience, empathy, and compassion go a long way in communication. If you value a goo…
Honesty starts from within. You can't be honest with others unless you are honest with yourself. The value you place on yourself and your character influences others perception of you. It is human nature to draw towards positive people and deter from those with negative attitudes. If you value buil…
Business dealings are rarely based on individual character; they start regulated financial fitness. Financial management has evolved from bartering and handshakes, to holding contracts and stipulations. Eighteen year-olds have limited understanding of the effects of financial decisions made today t…
Today we're discussing the inherent but underrated December core values of Faith, Hope, and Joy as strategies for character discipline and relative success, with the Founder of A Better Place Consulting, Bunny Young. We cover different aspects of constructive, critical, and honest feedback between …
Today we're discussing the inherent but underrated December core values of Faith, Hope, and Joy as strategies for character discipline and relative success, with host of the podcast What Makes You Happy, Jake Pearson. We cover different aspects of constructive, critical, and honest feedback between…
Deborah Johnson is an inspirational speaker, author, and international award-winning music artist who helps others get unstuck by producing and executing a plan for their second half of life. She is also the co-host of the Women at Halftime podcast.
After watching the burning Twin Towers from a rooftop in NYC on September 11, 2001, he wrote a poem, “Jazz for Peace.” A few weeks later, he performed the poem at a concert, and later put the poem to music. And a vision was born – to bring people groups together through music. Roughly one year late…
One lesson that is difficult for many students to grasp is that there is rarely one right answer when it comes to managing teams, people, and projects. For generations who grew up on multiple-choice tests where there was only one right answer, this concept can be difficult to accept. Students are g…
Porter and Ari discuss the evolution of, the popularity of, and the competition that surrounds podcasting. The days of making some extra money by recording weekly conversations with your buddies in the garage are over. There is so much competition in podcasting and if you want to make money with th…
This episode explores the question: "What are you grateful for?" Showcasing podcast contributors from around the world, who despite varied backgrounds; upbringings; languages; religious beliefs; occupations; sexual orientations; political leanings; and socio-economic standings; all have one thing i…
“For people who are hungry to learn and self-educate, there is a lot of opportunity.” “There is a social aspect of being human in cyberspace.”
“You can go through life being a sourpuss, or you can take the other road. I’ve done both in my life, and the road of gratitude is so much smoother.”
Alrighty folks, welcome back to Season 3, Episode 19 of Transacting Value Podcast! Debbie Ausburn is a lawyer, author, founder of Other People’s Children, and parent to other people's children. She brings much insight to the ...
Angelina Abreu and Porter met at St. Leo University in St. Leo, Florida. It’s been about 15 years since they’ve spoken, and today Angelina joins him for a reacquaintance chat. They reminisce and catch up on their present lives. Angelina recently completed her Master’s in psychology and is creating …
Nikki Bradley is the founder of Nichely. She's a brand strategist who helps female entrepreneurs build their personal and business brands. She helps the business leaders of organizations become brand ambassadors while building their personal brands. Nikki comes from a family of teachers, entrepren…
Mark Havenner is an executive leadership and marketing communications consultant helping business leaders and organizations communicate with their audiences. Businesses need to have a greater sense of purpose than just the bottom line. Consumers want to support companies that are aligned with their…
Scott Edwards may not be very funny, but he knows a lot of funny people. Really funny people. People like Jay Leno, Seinfeld, and Bob Saget. The list goes on and on.