21:16 minutes (4.87 MB)
Leadership gets talked about a lot in the business world. But are current notions of leadership outdated? Former CEO and attorney David Traversi argues that it’s time to redefine leadership. His new book includes a plan you can implement to achieve success.

44:25 minutes (10.17 MB)
Balancing work and home life is not just a woman's problem anymore! Karen Salmansohn gathers an impressive panel of career writers—Eve Tahmincioglu, Marci Alboher, Cali Yost and Leslie Bennett—to talk about how juggling both work and family is not just a woman's issue, but an issue everyone experiences! Plus, some tips especially for women on how to stop getting in our own way

17:13 minutes (3.95 MB)
The promise of the green future encompasses more than a clean economy in balance with nature; it also entails well-paying jobs for those of all socioeconomic backgrounds. Josh Dorfman explores how everyone can participate and benefit from the green economy.

11:25 minutes (2.62 MB)
Tom Rath talks with Karen about his latest best seller StrengthsFinder 2.0, which has already helped millions around the world to discover their career strengths so they can feel more fulfilled as they earn more money.

12:04 minutes (2.77 MB)
Edward Koch served three terms as Mayor of New York City, from 1978 to 1989 and became known for his fiscal feats and affordable housing program, as well as for asking, "How'm I doing?" At 83, he is still active in politics, as a writer, speaker and adviser, as well as a partner in the law firm of Bryan Cave LLP. In addition, he regularly creates buzz as the host of a Saturday morning radio program on Bloomberg, a weekly guest on NY1 television, and columnist for The New York Press and NewsMax.

11:24 minutes (2.61 MB)

Marci Alboher, career columnist for NYTimes.com, talks with Karen about the importance of understanding your childhood and how you were raised, claiming that your youth influences your present-day career choices -- both good and bad!

11:25 minutes (2.62 MB)
Bruce Sellery, the host of Workopolis TV, talks with Karen about "Career Chameleons," people who happily morph from one job into another. What does it take to pull it off? Where do most people fail? What support is needed to this?

11:25 minutes (2.62 MB)
What do the hottest design people in America have to say about the best way to self-promote, network, stay inspired, and boost your creativity to new heights? In part one of this two-part podcast series, Karen Salmansohn talks with David Baker, Steve Gordon, Terri Edelman, Kevin McKonkey, Danny Gregory, Sheree Sayles, and Allison Vallin -- from the famed How Design Conference.

8:45 minutes (2.01 MB)
Karen Salmansohn talks with Marci Alboher author of "One Person/Multiple Careers", about the best way to network and see it as netplaying.  The focus becomes giving rather than simply getting.

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Mel Robbins tells a story and relates it to creating a better career for yourself and over all life.