Mind, Money and Medicine

Dr. Favour
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Mind, Money & Medicine is a podcast about figuring life out mentally, financially, and physically. We talk about personal growth, health and wellness, career struggles and wins, and the messy side of relationships we don’t always say out loud. No perfection here, just real conversations, lessons, and things you can actually use in your daily life. If you’re trying to get your mind right, build your career, understand your body better, and make better choices in love and life, you’ll feel at home here.

  1. 2h ago

    The American Dream in an AI World: How to Stay Relevant and Find New Opportunities With Brad Aman

    What happens to the American Dream when artificial intelligence starts changing the way we work, build businesses, and create wealth? My guest today is Bradley Aman. He is an entrepreneur, author, business strategist, and founder of the American Dream Book Series. Brad has spent decades building companies and has now turned his attention to helping people understand how AI is changing the world of work. Today, Brad and I talk about the growing impact of artificial intelligence, why some people are choosing to ignore it, and what it could mean for employees, business owners, students, and anyone trying to stay competitive. We also explore the connection between AI and human ambition, how people can begin using AI as a practical tool, and why learning to adapt may become an important part of navigating the changing economy. Brad shares ideas from his latest book, American Dream: Success in an AI World, and his perspective on what this technological shift could mean for opportunity and the future of work. Learn more about Brad and his work here: Bradley Aman website⁠ Bradley is also on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@YourAmericanDreamer Follow Mind, Money & Medicine on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, and subscribe on YouTube for more conversations about personal growth, health, career, relationships, money, and learning to live more intentionally.

  2. 6h ago

    When Elders Need Care: The Guilt, Boundaries & Family Patterns We Do Not Talk About With Amy

    What happens when caring for an aging parent brings old family patterns back to the surface? My guest today is Amy Friesen, an award-winning entrepreneur, eldercare strategist, and best-selling author with more than 20 years of experience in the eldercare space. She is the founder of Tea & Toast and the creator of Eldercare Planners of Canada. Today, Amy and I talk about the parts of caregiving that do not always get discussed: guilt, boundaries, burnout, difficult family relationships, and the emotional pressure that can come with caring for an aging parent. We also talk about how childhood experiences can shape the way we respond to caregiving, why family patterns can become more intense when someone needs care, and how to make decisions about aging parents without taking on more than you can realistically carry. Amy also shares parts of her own story, including growing up in a traumatic environment, living with dyslexia, and building a career and businesses around helping families navigate complicated eldercare decisions. If you are caring for an aging parent, preparing for that responsibility, or trying to understand your own role within a complicated family system, this conversation will give you plenty to think about. Learn more about Amy, her book, Tea & Toast, and her other resources here: Amy Friesen website⁠ Amy is also on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/meetamyfriesen/ Follow Mind, Money & Medicine on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, and subscribe on YouTube for more conversations about personal growth, health, career, relationships, money, and learning to live more intentionally.

  3. 19h ago

    The Moment After the Storm: What Happens to Your Mind Under Prolonged Pressure with Savio Clemente P

    What happens when the crisis ends, but you still do not feel like yourself? My guest today is Savio P. Clemente. Savio is a keynote and TEDx speaker, journalist, board-certified health and wellness coach, and best-selling author who explores what prolonged pressure can do to the way we think, make decisions, and perform. Today, Savio and I talk about what happens when pressure lasts longer than expected, why clarity can begin to fade even when everything looks fine on the outside, and how cognitive overload and decision fatigue can affect high performers. Savio also shares how surviving cancer twice changed the way he thinks about uncertainty, resilience, identity, and decision-making. We talk about the difference between surviving a difficult season and actually recovering from it, and what leaders can do to regain clarity and perform consistently when the pressure does not simply go away. If you are navigating uncertainty, prolonged stress, or a demanding season of life or leadership, this conversation offers practical ways to think more clearly and respond with intention. You can also subscribe to The Human Resolve for practical strategies on navigating life and leadership after disruption: Read The Human Resolve by Savio P. Clemente⁠ You can also connect with Savio on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/saviopclemente Follow Mind, Money & Medicine on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, and subscribe on YouTube for more conversations about personal growth, health, career, relationships, money, and learning to live more intentionally.

  4. 22h ago

    Tangled or Untangled: What Kind of Leader Are You? With Marcia Ruben

    Why do capable leaders sometimes find themselves reacting instead of leading? My guest today is Dr. Marcia Ruben. Marcia is an executive coach, organizational consultant, and graduate leadership professor emerita with more than three decades of experience helping leaders navigate complexity and lead with clarity. She is also the author of The Neuroscience of Leadership: Rewire. Untangle. Lead., where she brings brain science into the everyday challenges leaders face. Today, Marcia and I talk about the patterns that can keep capable leaders stuck, why we can react under pressure even when we know better, and how understanding our brains can help us lead with more intention. We also explore fear, clarity, confidence, and what it takes to recognize the patterns that may no longer be serving us. If you are a leader dealing with pressure, uncertainty, or complex decisions, this conversation offers practical ways to understand yourself better and respond differently. You can get Marcia new book, The Neuroscience of Leadership: Rewire. Untangle. Lead., here: Get The Neuroscience of Leadership on Amazon Follow Mind, Money & Medicine on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, and subscribe on YouTube for more conversations about personal growth, health, career, relationships, money, and learning to live more intentionally.

  5. 1d ago

    Repair the Relationship or Plan the Exit? Navigating Leadership Conflict With Liz Crowley

    What happens when the biggest problem consuming a CEO is not the market, the competition, or the business, but a difficult relationship with someone on the leadership team? My guest today is Liz Crowley. Liz is the founder of HR Collaborative Solutions and has spent more than 25 years working with leaders through difficult relationships, performance issues, and situations where trust has broken down. Today, Liz and I talk about what happens when leadership conflict starts taking up too much mental space, how to separate facts from emotion, and how leaders can approach difficult conversations without making the situation worse. We also talk about when a relationship can be repaired, when performance and trust can be rebuilt, and when it may be time to consider a respectful exit. If you are a leader dealing with a difficult relationship at the top of your organization, this conversation offers a practical way to think through the situation and find your clarity again. You can take Liz Conflict Readiness Assessment to get a clearer picture of what may be happening and how the conflict may be affecting you and the business. Take the Conflict Readiness Assessment⁠ You can also connect with Liz on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/liz-crowley-8850201/?skipRedirect=true Follow Mind, Money & Medicine on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, and subscribe on YouTube for more conversations about personal growth, health, career, relationships, money, and learning to live more intentionally.

  6. 1d ago

    What Is Quietly Draining Your Time, Energy and Peace? The Open Loops We Avoid| Robin Quinn Keehn

    What unfinished conversation, broken promise, or unspoken boundary is quietly taking up space in your life? My guest today is Robin Quinn Keehn. Robin is a Human Dynamics Specialist, Certified Mediator, and author of Stop Stealing From Yourself. She calls these unresolved commitments, conversations, promises, and boundaries “Open Loops,” and believes they can quietly drain our time, energy, and peace. Today, Robin and I talk about why we avoid difficult conversations, how unspoken resentment can affect our relationships, and what it really means to set boundaries without losing our calm. Robin also shares lessons from her own relationships and explains why the calmest person in the room can have the most authority. If you have ever felt overwhelmed, overextended, or stuck because there is a conversation you know you need to have, this episode will give you practical ways to start closing those loops. Get Robin Quinn Keehn free resource and learn more about closing your open loops. Robin is also on LinkedIn: Robin Quinn Keehn on LinkedIn Follow Mind, Money & Medicine on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, and subscribe on YouTube for more conversations about personal growth, health, career, relationships, money, and learning to live more intentionally.

  7. 1d ago

    From Hollywood to Ground Zero: The Story She Was Not Supposed to Know | Solange Schwalbe

    What would make someone leave a Hollywood career behind to work inside Ground Zero? Solange Schwalbe is an Emmy Award winning Motion Picture Sound Editor with more than three decades in Hollywood and over 175 film credits. After the September 11 attacks, she traveled to New York City to volunteer and eventually became a safety monitor working inside the Ground Zero recovery site. For four months, Solange worked alongside firefighters, police officers, and construction crews, becoming one of only four women among more than 1,500 responders in the Pit. In this conversation, Solange shares what led her there, what daily life was like during the recovery effort, and the people and moments she witnessed. She also discusses service, resilience, and why she felt compelled to document an experience that most people could never see firsthand. Her memoir, I Am Not Supposed to Know This, preserves that perspective and the stories she carried home. Visit Solange Schwalbe’s official website and explore her Ground Zero story⁠ Connect with Solange via her LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/imnotsupposedtoknowthis/ Follow Mind, Money & Medicine on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, and subscribe on YouTube for more conversations about personal growth, health, career, relationships, money, and learning to live more intentionally.

  8. 1d ago

    Who Cares for the Caregiver? The Hidden Reality of Caring for Someone You Love| Geoff Grant

    What happens to the person providing the care? After more than 25 years of caring for his mother and later his wife, Karen, Geoff Grant understands the emotional, physical, and practical realities that caregivers often face behind the scenes. In this conversation, Geoff and Favour explore the demands of caregiving, navigating healthcare systems, balancing responsibility with personal well-being, and why caregivers need to be seen and supported rather than treated as an afterthought. They also discuss how creativity, quality of life, and compassionate care can shape the caregiving experience. Geoff shares what his years of caregiving have taught him about resilience, love, and the importance of caring for the caregiver too. Get the Joy Is Your Nature: A Caregiver Reset Guide⁠ LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/grantgeoff Instagram https://www.instagram.com/geoffgrantconsulting/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@GeoffGrant-Consulting Follow Mind, Money & Medicine on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, and subscribe on YouTube for more conversations about personal growth, health, career, relationships, money, and learning to live more intentionally.

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Mind, Money & Medicine is a podcast about figuring life out mentally, financially, and physically. We talk about personal growth, health and wellness, career struggles and wins, and the messy side of relationships we don’t always say out loud. No perfection here, just real conversations, lessons, and things you can actually use in your daily life. If you’re trying to get your mind right, build your career, understand your body better, and make better choices in love and life, you’ll feel at home here.

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