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22/03/2024

HACE 6 DÍAS

Lesbian and Gay Jews Refusing to Stay Quiet - Left Tried to Silence Them | Yuval David & Eve Barlow

Are we living in an era where telling the truth has become the ultimate act of defiance? When honesty carries a professional price tag, when silence is the safer career move, and when the people who should be speaking up have chosen to look away instead? Right now, we are watching a cultural moment where the cost of candor has never been higher, and the consequences of avoiding it have never been more dangerous. From the hijacking of progressive spaces to the erasure of queer Jewish voices, the pressure to stay quiet is not abstract. It is personal, political, and relentless. In this unfiltered conversation, Yuval David sits down with writer and cultural critic Eve Barlow to examine what it actually costs to speak honestly in today's climate. They dig into how October 7th exposed fault lines that many people quietly knew existed but refused to name out loud. They explore how movements built on inclusion have been weaponized to exclude the very communities they once claimed to protect. And they confront the uncomfortable reality that cancel culture, libel threats, and social ostracism have become the tools used to enforce ideological silence. This episode breaks down how LGBTQ+ spaces have been co-opted by politics that directly contradict their own stated values, and what that betrayal means for queer Jews navigating a community that no longer feels safe. It draws a direct line between student activism and the Iran parallel, asking what happens when the people fighting for liberation end up empowering their own oppressors. And it explores the critical difference between activism rooted in values and movements driven purely by power. At its core, this is a conversation about courage. About the decision to keep telling the truth even when the personal and professional cost is real. About what it means to build your own platform, refuse to dilute your message, and stay standing after the institutions you trusted have turned their backs. What does integrity look like when the system punishes it? What do we lose when the people who know the truth choose silence? And who is left to speak when honest voices are the ones being cancelled? This is not a comfortable conversation. It is an honest one. About Eve Barlow Eve Barlow is a writer, cultural critic, and independent voice who has navigated legacy media, built her own platform, and refused to compromise her message — even when it came at significant personal and professional cost. She is one of the clearest and most unflinching voices on culture, identity, and the politics of truth. Follow Yuval David & The Show X (Twitter):⁠ https://x.com/YuvalDavid⁠ Instagram: ⁠instagram.com/Yuval_David_⁠ YouTube: ⁠youtube.com/@YuvalDavid⁠ Facebook: ⁠facebook.com/YuvalDavid⁠ Common Ground Instagram: ⁠instagram.com/commonground_pod⁠ Follow Eve Barlow: Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/evebarlow/⁠ Links: ⁠linktr.ee/evebarlow⁠ Available on ⁠Spotify with Video⁠ | ⁠Apple Podcasts⁠ | ⁠YouTube⁠ | and everywhere you listen to podcasts. A⁠ Rainbow Creative⁠ Original Podcast Co-Created with⁠ Yuval David⁠ Executive Producer: Matthew "MoJo" Jones | Editor: Nathan Wheatley | Graphic Design: Kiro Isaac For exclusive sponsorship opportunities, contact podcasts@rainbowcreative.co Chapters 0:00 – Introduction: Truth as a Risk 3:45 – How Yuval & Eve Met in Israel 8:30 – October 7th: Shocked But Not Surprised 16:00 – The "I Told You So" Credit Nobody Wants 22:00 – Progressive Movements & the Mind Virus 30:00 – Iran: When Students Empower Their Oppressors 37:00 – The LGBTQ Space Is No Longer Safe 44:00 – Canceled, Libeled, and Never Given a Seat at the Table 49:00 – Fighting Forward: What Common Ground Is For Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

hace 6 días

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51 min
HACE 4 DÍAS

The Problem With Modern Therapy | Coping vs Actually Healing w/ Dr. G

What if therapy isn’t helping because no one ever defined what “better” was supposed to look like? In this episode, Dr. G takes a hard look at modern therapy culture and challenges many of the assumptions people have been taught to accept. From endless sessions with no measurable progress to the overemphasis on insight and coping, he explains why therapy that feels productive isn’t always producing real change. Drawing from more than five decades of clinical experience, Dr. G breaks down what effective therapy should actually look like: goal-oriented, accountable, challenging, and focused on resolution rather than indefinite management. He explains why understanding your problems is not the same as solving them, why discomfort in therapy is often necessary for growth, and how patients can better evaluate whether their treatment is truly working. This conversation is direct, evidence-based, and deeply empowering for anyone currently in therapy, considering therapy, or questioning whether the process they’re in is actually helping them move forward. Key Highlights: Why the length of therapy says nothing about its effectiveness The myth that insight alone creates change Why some of the most powerful breakthroughs happen in only a few sessions The importance of having a clear therapeutic contract and measurable goals Why therapy without accountability can drift endlessly The difference between coping with a problem and actually resolving it Why being challenged, uncomfortable, or frustrated in therapy can be a positive sign Common therapist boundary violations and how to address them directly The danger of “interminable therapy” with no evidence of progress How to recognize when you may be protecting your therapist’s assumptions instead of solving your own problems Dr. G, also known as “The Mad Shrink,” is a board-certified psychiatrist and author of The Healing Paradox known for his candid, no-nonsense approach to psychotherapy and behavioral change. Through decades of clinical work and his Mad Shrink platform, he challenges conventional mental health narratives and gives people practical, evidence-based ways to think differently about healing. Whether you’ve spent years in therapy, are just beginning the process, or have quietly wondered why nothing seems to change, this episode offers a radically honest perspective on what good therapy should actually do. This isn’t about feeling understood for an hour a week. It’s about creating meaningful change. This show is Produced by Rainbow Creative with Executive Producer Matthew "MoJo" Jones and Editor Omar Foaud. 00:00 Introduction 00:33 Not All Therapists Are Equal 01:26 Longer Therapy Is NOT Better 03:09 Insight Is Overrated 05:25 Point 1: Therapeutic Contract 08:30 Point 2: Solving vs. Just Coping 09:15 Point 3: Beware Medication Pushers 11:38 Point 4: Does Your Therapist Listen? 12:30 Point 5: Are You Being Challenged? 13:20 Point 6: Healthy Frustration in Therapy 14:05 Point 7: Does Your Therapist Genuinely Care? 14:45 Point 8: Boundary & Frame Requirements 19:00 Point 9: Are You Making Progress? 20:30 Point 10: The Fallacy of Interminable Therapy 19:40 Point 11: Avoid Psychiatrists Under 65 23:00 How to Find the Right Therapist Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

hace 4 días

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25 min
5 MAY

Truth Isn’t Democratic: How Popularity Is Replacing Reality | Yuval David & Prager U’s CEO Marissa Streit

What happens when truth stops being something we search for and starts becoming something we vote on? When millions of views replace evidence, and influence begins to outweigh reality? Right now, we are living through a shift where popularity is being mistaken for truth, and the consequences are not theoretical. They are cultural, political, and deeply personal. In this powerful and unfiltered conversation, Yuval David sits down with Marissa Streit, CEO of PragerU, to examine how we got here. They unpack the growing confusion between credibility and visibility, and why social media has accelerated a world where the loudest voices often carry the most weight, regardless of accuracy. This episode explores how history has already shown us that large followings do not equal truth. It breaks down the modern spread of ideological narratives built on victimhood and division, and why extreme ends of the political spectrum are beginning to reflect each other more than oppose each other. It also looks at how education, media, and digital platforms are shaping the way people think, often without them realizing it. At its core, this is a conversation about discernment. About resisting the pull of easy answers and asking harder questions. About understanding how narratives are constructed and why they spread so quickly in a system designed to reward emotion over truth. What does it actually mean to think for yourself today? How do you separate fact from influence in a world driven by algorithms? And what responsibility do we each carry in choosing what we believe? This is a deep dive into influence, ideology, culture, and the fight to hold onto independent thought in an age that constantly tries to take it away. PragerU's Mission: Education as Antidote As CEO of one of the most-watched educational platforms in the world, Marissa Streit is on the front lines of the information war. She shares how PragerU is working to counter the indoctrination happening in schools and on social media by offering content rooted in values, history, and critical thinking, content designed not to tell you what to think, but to expand how you think. Follow Yuval David & The Show X (Twitter): https://x.com/YuvalDavid Instagram: instagram.com/Yuval_David_ YouTube: youtube.com/@YuvalDavid Facebook: facebook.com/YuvalDavid Common Ground Instagram: instagram.com/commonground_pod Follow Marissa Streit & PragerU: PragerU.com Marissa’s Instagram: instagram.com/marissastreit/ PragerU’s Instagram: instagram.com/prageru/ Available on Spotify Video | Apple Podcasts | YouTube | and everywhere you listen to podcasts. A Rainbow Creative Original Podcast Co-Created with Yuval David Executive Producer: Matthew “MoJo” Jones; Editor: Nathan Wheatley; Graphic Design: Kiro, Rainbow Creative For exclusive sponsorship opportunities, contact podcasts@rainbowcreative.co Timestamps: 00:00 – Introduction: Truth in the Age of Influence 02:30 – Who shapes how we think? The new classroom 06:00 – Marissa Streit on truth, courage & social media 10:00 – The Red-Green Alliance & Marxist-Islamist fusion 18:00 – The horseshoe effect: far left meets far right 26:00 – Victim bingo & the Black Pill 34:00 – The Hebrew Bible, Moses & the American founders 40:00 – Refuse the Black Pill: A call to action 44:00 – PragerU's mission & closing thoughts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

5 may

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42 min
28/04/2023

Stronger Together: What Women Can Learn From Each Generation w/Adjoa Michelle Saahene

Wherever you look there’s a conversation about how people from different generations don’t get along. That’s why in this episode Alicia flips the script with guest Adjoa Michelle Saahene, speaker, inclusion strategist, wellness advocate, and founder of Legacy House. They discuss common struggles and how women of different ages can show up for each other and create a better world for the next generation of women. Adjoa Michelle Saahene is a speaker, activist, and inclusion & wellness strategist. You may have seen her on Red Table Talk, read about her in Forbes, or read her contributions in HuffPost as a thought leader on diversity and inclusion. She’s created a network accelerator for changemakers to support each other in work and wellness through her retreat company, Legacy House. Apply for the Legacy House Retreat: https://www.legacy-house.co/apply Resources: Adjoa’s IG page: @michellesaahene 2:10 - Who Should Women of Younger Generations Look to For Advice? 4:54 - The Best Advice Adjoa Ever Got 6:45 - The Benefits of Intergenerational Friendships 8:22 - How Can Women of Older Generations Give Advice to Younger Women? 10:55 - How are Millennials Impacting the Work Force? 14:05 - Dating and Relationships: How Does it Differ Across Generations? 18:53 - Less Women are Having Children, Why? 21:00 - Pregnancy and Parenting: How Our Experiences Differ 25:00 - Adjoa and Alicia Discuss the Age-Old Question: Can Women Have it All? 29:00 - How is Spirituality Impacting Women Today? 33:21 - What Can the Women of Gen Z Teach Older Generations? 35:00 - The Importance of Generations Working Together 39:52 - Where You Can Follow Adjoa and Join Her Community This Podcast was Produced by Rainbow Creative with Executive Producer Matthew Jones, and Producer and Editor Sean Leviashvili. To learn more about making a Podcast for you or your business, visit rainbowcreative.co Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

28/04/2023

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43 min
24 FEB

How AI is Transforming Legal Careers & The Value of Making Mistakes

Make your next 30 minutes count with new episodes delivered to your inbox. Click here: https://karen-gilhooly.kit.com/makeminutesmatter1 In Part 2 of this Make Minutes Matter conversation, Karen Gilhooly continues her thoughtful discussion with Darryl Chiang, Director in Google’s Legal Department, shifting the focus toward growth, failure, and the evolving realities of modern legal careers. Darryl offers a candid look at how artificial intelligence is reshaping professional development, not as a replacement for judgment, but as a powerful tool that accelerates learning and frees up space for deeper, more strategic thinking earlier in one’s career. Together, they unpack the importance of curiosity and asking questions, and why AI can serve as a judgment-free environment for developing confidence before stepping into high-stakes conversations. Darryl reflects on the balance between “book smarts” and “street smarts,” emphasizing that real professional wisdom is built at the intersection of theory, lived experience, and mistakes. He challenges the myth of linear career progression, arguing that detours, lateral moves, and even failures often create stronger leaders with clearer values and better judgment. The conversation also explores why today’s professionals need permission to fail, how memorable missteps shape ethics and integrity more than easy wins, and why broad, non-linear experiences often lead to more grounded decision-making. Throughout, Darryl reinforces the idea that growth rarely looks perfect on paper — and that’s exactly the point.This episode is a must-listen for legal professionals, managers, and anyone navigating career development in an AI-driven world. It’s a reminder that progress isn’t about avoiding mistakes, but about learning how to use them. Connect with Darryl Chiang on LinkedIn and be sure to subscribe for more conversations that make every minute matter. Connect with Darryl on LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/darryl-chiang-63524/ This podcast was Produced by Rainbow Creative with Executive Producers Matthew "MoJo" Jones, and Editors Anthony Parisi and Yuval Yosha of Big Fable. Graphic Design by Mohamed Naser. Filmed at Wolff Studios in Brooklyn, NYC Introduction (0:00) Law School vs. Real World Practice (0:47) How AI Shortens the Learning Curve (2:07) AI as a Tireless Associate (4:02) Asking Questions Without Fear (5:25) AI and Job Satisfaction (7:46) Super Intelligence by 2027 (8:27) Book Smarts vs. Street Smarts (10:48) The Firetruck Story (12:58) Teaching Through Mistakes (19:25) Career Trajectories and Lateral Moves (30:58) Closing Thoughts (38:30) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

24 feb

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40 min
30/06/2025

How Movies Help Us Mourn w/ Shira Rose

In this tender and laugh-filled episode of the Personal Pizza Podcast, host Simcha Levenberg is joined by his longtime friend Shira Rose for a rich conversation about two seemingly unrelated — but deeply connected — topics: grief and gluten. Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/BQQOMaLxVww What starts as a chat about the struggles of gluten-free living (and the trials of making a gluten-free pizza crust) quickly expands into something more profound. Together, Simcha and Shira explore how food, memory, and media shape the way we process loss and hold onto joy. With warmth and vulnerability, Shira shares her personal experiences navigating grief — and how these moments have shaped her decision to pursue a graduate degree in Marriage and Family Therapy. The two dive into beloved movies and series like The Lion King, Harry Potter, and Finding Nemo, unpacking how these stories gently introduce us to themes of parental loss, identity, and resilience. Their reflections are both emotionally resonant and sprinkled with humor, offering a rare mix of insight and levity. Throughout the episode, Shira and Simcha weave in shared memories, movie references, and honest reflections on coping mechanisms — from therapy to storytelling to pizza-making experiments gone slightly wrong. By the end, Shira offers a moving reflection on how we carry our grief, and how it can coexist with laughter, love, and even a perfectly imperfect slice of gluten-free pizza. 👉 Subscribe now and take a bite out of the most fascinating topics on mind, body, and soul. This is just the beginning. Simcha Levenberg (https://slevenberg.com/) is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in the state of California. He uses a unique blend of humor, authenticity and real world knowledge. Simcha helps individuals clarify their personal values and live a present and more meaningful life. He helps couples transform their relationships to be more open and emotionally flexible. This show is Produced by Rainbow Creative with Matthew Jones as Executive Producer, Producer Rithu Jagannath, & Editor Jeremiah Schultz. To learn more about how to make a podcast for you and your business, visit rainbowcreative.co

30/06/2025

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1 h 9 min
07/07/2023

The Art of Pivoting: Changing Careers at 50 w/ Dr. Sharon Norris Elliott

Think it’s too late to change your life or career? Think again! On this episode, Alicia sits down with Sharon Norris Elliot, award-winning author, minister, broadcaster, and mentor to discuss how to approach pivoting your career in this stage of life. You’ll learn how to hone in on your calling and embrace your value. Remember: you are here for a purpose, you are significant, and no one can do what you do, the way you do it! Resources: Sharon’s Website (where you can access all of her books and her AuthorizeMe program): https://lifethatmatters.net/ 0:30: Introduction to Sharon Norris Elliot 2:00: How to Understand Your Intuition So That You’re Steered in the Right Direction 3:54: Factors That May Impact Your Intuition 7:34: Are You Thinking of Making a Pivot? It’ll Take a Minute 10:17: Four Ways to Determine Where You Should Pivot 22:06: The Importance of Remembering Your Unique Talent and Value 27:48: How to Invest in Your Vision and Pivot 35:49 - When and How to Make the Final Leap Into Your New Career 39:47 - How to Tackle (And Embrace) The Anxiety That Comes With a Career Pivot 46:45 - Reframing Failure 49:40 - How to Get Comfortable in Your Transition 53:51 - It’s Time to Dream Big and Ask God “Now What?” 57:20 - Sharon Shares Final Thoughts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

07/07/2023

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1 h 3 min
HACE 6 DÍAS

Finding Purpose in the Path: Aligning Your Values, Strengths, and Career

Welcome to the first “Best Of” Episode of Make Minutes Matter! In this episode you will hear from a powerful panel of leaders and coaches who explore what it truly means to find purpose and fulfillment in your career. From aligning core values over mere job performance to the dangers of coasting through life on autopilot, our guests share raw personal stories and hard-won wisdom. Whether you're a manager struggling to inspire your team or an individual questioning your path, these conversation offers actionable insights on living and leading with intention. Make sure to dive deeper and watch or listen to each episode! Conversations led by our host, Karen Gilhooly | Leading With Purpose Karen connects the dots between personal purpose and team-level leadership, noting that great management means helping every person feel valued and operating in their strengths. She warns that leaders who skip this work will see the cost reflected directly in low engagement scores and disengaged teams. Karen also offers a sobering reflection on the trap of coasting by pointing out that time is finite. Guests Clips Summaries John Paguaga - John’s First Appearance | Values Over Skills John opens with the memorable "hole in the street" parable. This is the idea that the most powerful guide isn't the expert or the authority, but the friend who has been in that same dark place and knows the way out. He reflects on his own journey of using lived experience as a compass for helping others. John emphasizes that aligning your work with your core values, not just your skills, is the true key to sustainable fulfillment. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/6Qp2Ke83shg Listen to John’s Episode on Apple Podcasts HERE Watch or Listen to John’s Episode on Spotify HERE Karen Dixon | When Employees Feel Invisible Karen shares a coaching story about a remote employee who feels invisible and irrelevant to his own manager—a vivid example of how poor one-on-one culture erodes trust and engagement. She highlights how the expectation gap between managers and employees has widened in the remote work era, and how small moments of (dis)connection compound over time. Karen underscores that when employees feel like they don't matter, no amount of process or policy fills that void. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/FltiPqa4JD4 Listen to Karen’s Episode on Apple Podcasts HERE Watch or Listen to Karen’s Episode on Spotify HERE Bryan Schneider | Reconnecting Teams to Why Bryan brings 20+ years of organizational experience to the question of why large institutions struggle to sustain meaningful change—arguing it comes down to patience and the willingness to keep telling the story. He stresses that purpose-driven leadership requires going beyond ego and continuously reconnecting the team to the why behind their work. When that "why" can't be clearly answered, Bryan believes it's not only acceptable but necessary to pause and reevaluate the direction entirely. Watch on YouTube (Part 1: HERE https://youtu.be/ffrJ1QBK230 ) & (Part 2: HERE https://youtu.be/BFIBBWqauCg ) Listen to Bryan’s Episode on Apple Podcasts: Part 1 HERE and Part 2 HERE Watch or Bryan’s to Karen’s Episode on Spotify Part 1 HERE and Part 2 HERE Ray Pendleton | Purpose Through Struggle Ray draws on the Greek myth of Erite—the fork in Hercules' path—to illustrate how the "easy road" of power and glory without struggle ultimately leaves people hollow and unhappy. He argues that the struggle itself is inseparable from the satisfaction, and that getting what you think you want without earning it in a meaningful way ruins both the person and those around them. It's a powerful reminder that purpose is found in the journey, not just the destination. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/8fC2tdahYM4 Listen to Ray’s Episode on Apple Podcasts: HERE Watch or Listen to Karen’s Episode on Spotify HERE Marie Letko | Curiosity Creates Calling Marie brings an energizing perspective rooted in lifelong curiosity—waking up every day asking "what can I learn today?" and finding that mindset transformative in her work with clients. She advises young professionals to stop waiting for the perfect job and instead journal across every role they hold, looking for the through-line of what genuinely energizes them. For Marie, that thread was always people—and recognizing it early (or even late) is what turns a career into a calling. Watch on YouTube (Part 1: HERE: https://youtu.be/R_36d2WiEUE ) & (Part 2: HERE https://youtu.be/dGPvM1VtDt4 ) Listen to Marie’s Episode on Apple Podcasts: Part 1 HERE and Part 2 HERE Watch or Listen to Marie’s Episode on Spotify Part 1 HERE and Part 2 HERE These episodes were produced by Rainbow Creative with Matthew “MoJo” Jones as Senior Producer, Stephen Selnick as the Founding Senior Producer, Edited by Nathan Wheatley and Graphic Design by Mohamed Naser. Best of Post Production Produced by Nicholas Peters Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

hace 6 días

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12 min
31/07/2024

Leaving Religion to Find God

In Episode 3 of the Naughty by Nature podcast, Treen and Michael Gungor, musician and host of The Liturgist Podcast, breach the taboo topic (in Christian circles) of ‘Deconstruction’. Matched with John Itiola, a comedian who plays an overworked and underappreciated version of ‘God’, this trio divulges the challenges that come from questioning Christian constructs. Non-Christians might wonder, why is it so hard to leave Evangelicalism? This episode addresses the plethora of fears and beliefs that come with saying goodbye to the Christian church. Treen and Michael discuss the unique hang ups in their deconstruction journeys, the power of mystical experiences and both the chaos and freedom that ensued. They get real, raw, and giggle…a lot! To join us on this hilarious ride, follow us here as well as on Instagram @nxnpod for more goodies! You can follow Michael Gungor on Instagram @michaelgungor. You can follow John Itiola on Instagram @wordsplayed. Join our naughty community by signing up for our mailing list. Go to https://www.treentreen.com / Naughty by Nature / wait for the pop up and enter your email address. Produced by: https://www.rainbowcreative.co https://www.verna.studio https://www.treentreen.com 00:00 Welcome to the Naughty by Nature Podcast 00:39 Meet God and God’s “most favorite” son, Michael Gungor 01:59 The Journey of Deconstruction 05:14 Defining Deconstruction 09:28 A Moment of Surrender 18:08 Mystical Experiences and Support 22:55 The Role of Shame and Fear 24:48 Clearing the Air with God: A Holy Moment 25:47 Deconstructing Spiritual Warfare and Fear: The Mark of the Beast 28:32 Taboo Topics: Masturbation, Polyamory, and Other Deities 30:08 Reclaiming Faith: A New Perspective on God 32:08 Stages of Deconstruction: A Humorous Take 33:49 Questions Every Believer Encounters 36:08 Reclaiming Christianity: Integrating the Past 40:16 Final Thoughts and Farewells Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

31/07/2024

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43 min
7 ABR

Knowing When It’s Time to Move On: Second Acts, Background Acting, and AI’s Impact

In this episode of Make Minutes Matter, Karen Gilhooly welcomes back John Paguaga for a candid conversation about knowing when it’s time to move on, whether from a long career or a role that no longer brings energy or impact. Together, they explore the moment when meaningful work begins to feel like obligation, and how self-awareness helps you decide whether to refresh your path or pivot before burnout affects your brand. John shares how he evaluates engagement through three “buckets,” recognizing when the spark starts to fade. After leading 250 New York City tours and serving more than 2,500 guests, he chose to step away at the 18-month mark, valuing positive reviews and meaningful impact as his true currency. That decision opened the door to an unexpected second act in background acting, landing roles in film, television, and commercials, and ultimately earning SAG eligibility. Karen and John also discuss the rapid rise of AI, comparing it to the early internet and examining how it may reshape education and entertainment. While some roles may disappear, new opportunities will emerge for those willing to adapt, learn, and lean into their strengths. Throughout the episode, they emphasize timeless skills: knowing your values, communicating with respect, seeking to understand others, and embracing mentorship across generations. This episode is for anyone sensing their fire dimming or considering a second act. Reinvention isn’t a one-time leap, it’s an ongoing practice of awareness and courage. Be sure to subscribe to Make Minutes Matter for more conversations about leadership, reinvention, and making every minute count. Dive deeper and check out Karen Gilhooly’s book, The Three Bucket Leader: https://a.co/d/08vuNA9 Produced by Rainbow Creative with Executive Producer Matthew “MoJo” Jones and edited by Anthony Parisi. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

7 abr

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19 min

Rainbow Creative is a premium, award-winning podcast and digital studio behind some of today’s most influential shows. With 25+ active productions and 20M+ downloads and views in the past year, we build creator-led brands that scale. We handle everything from concept to monetization - driving audience growth, cultural relevance, and real impact.