Mojo: The Meaning of Life & Business Jennifer R Glass

Hello, and welcome to another thought-provoking episode of Mojo: The Meaning of Life and Business. Today, we're delving into the captivating subject of leadership. Host Jennifer Glass takes us on a compelling journey to explore the essence and significance of leadership in today's world. From the tumultuous global geopolitical landscape to the intricate web of leadership challenges within the business realm, Jennifer addresses the pivotal role of leaders in steering the course of events.

She paints a vivid picture of the current state of affairs, citing examples such as the divisive political climate in the United States and geopolitical conflicts overseas. Jennifer highlights the ripple effects of leadership issues, shedding light on the impact they have on communities and societies at large.

Throughout the episode, Jennifer emphasizes the need for leaders to set a positive example, inspiring others to rally behind them. Drawing from historical and contemporary examples, she stresses the profound influence of leaders who embody and promote positive values. Jennifer's impassioned plea for individuals to step into leadership roles, regardless of their position, resonates deeply as she underscores the potential for each person to make a difference.

Moreover, Jennifer underscores the significance of giving back and instilling these values in future generations. As the episode draws to a close, she leaves us with a powerful reminder of the impact of our actions on our communities and the world at large. Join us as we unpack the intricacies of authentic leadership and its potential to shape a brighter future for generations to come.

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Welcome to the latest episode of MOJO: The Meaning of Life and Business. In this episode, host Jennifer Glass sits down with Calvin Schwartz, a dynamic guest with a broad array of experiences in leadership, sales, writing, media, and advocacy work. Together, they delve into the transformative power of mentorship and the profound impact it has had on their lives and the lives of others. Join them as they share personal stories, insights, and reflections on the significance of having a mentor to guide and support personal and professional development. This engaging conversation explores the value of networking, the rewards of mentoring, and the pursuit of success beyond financial gain. Stay tuned as we uncover the essence of mentorship in today's fast-paced and interconnected world.

About my guest: A powerhouse with a passion for empowering others, Calvin Schwartz brings a unique blend of academic rigor and real-world experience to the table.

After graduating from Rutgers University Pharmacy School with a double science degree, Calvin spent 25 years honing leadership and sales expertise as a regional manager for Luxottica Group, the world's largest eyewear company. This journey wasn't just about transactions; it was about building connections and fostering growth.

A lifelong learner with a creative spark, Calvin then embarked on a writing and media career. Inspired by "Casablanca," Calvin Schwartz penned the novel "Vichy Water," followed by a stint in journalism, contributing to publications like NJ Discover. Calvin’s passion for storytelling further ignited during his tenure at NJ Discover, where he produced and co-hosted a local cable TV talk show. Calvin’s second novel, ‘There’s a Tortoise in My Hair; A Journey to Spirit’ has been met with rave review(s) and a prestigious STAR from Kirkus Reviews.

Calvin's commitment to making a difference extends beyond the media landscape. Currently serving on the Advisory Committee of the Women's Health Institute at Rutgers RWJ Medical School and the ONE HEALTH NJ (Human, Plant, Animal) Steering Committee, Calvin champions collaboration for positive change. His dedication extends to future generations, as evidenced by teaching a Career Explorations class at Rutgers University and actively mentoring students.

Connect with Calvin on Facebook, LinkedIn, X, Instagram, TikTok, and on the web at https://calvinschwartz.com

Keywords: Calvin Schwartz, networking, business card, mentoring, mentorship, overpass, young students, authors, fulfillment, accomplishment, diversity, endorphins, Jennifer Glass, roadblocks, research, gender differences, relationships, transactions, communication, media, leadership, sales, storytelling, spiritual beliefs, personal growth, learning, success, Facebook, LinkedIn, calvinschwartz.com, Conversations with Calvin

Step into the world of branding with this illuminating episode of MOJO: The Meaning of Life and Business. Host Jennifer Glass engages in a thought-provoking conversation with brand designer Arielle Kwestel, as they explore the intricate nuances of crafting a compelling brand identity.

From defining the core elements of a brand to discussing the impact of design consistency across different business divisions, this episode delves into the art and science of branding.

Whether you're a startup looking to establish your brand voice or a business navigating the complexities of multiple divisions, join us as we unravel the strategies and insights that shape brand perception and success.

Discover the transformative power of branding with Arielle Kwestel on this engaging episode of MOJO.

About my guest: Arielle Kwestel is a brand designer based out of Israel. An eco-nerd with a history in both fine art and writing, she loves using a solution-oriented mindset to create brand identities for growing companies.

Connect with Arielle on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and on the web at https://rubberbandstudio.com

Keywords: brand designer, brand design, engineering, spatial relations, visualization, brand personality, brand philosophy, brand presentation, logo, visual elements, verbal elements, service elements, brand identity, mission statement, Ikea, business personality, branding misconception, design process, initial funding, logo usage, brand strategy, company divisions, design consistency, brand change, market dynamics, scandals impact, personal branding, catchy names, clothing style, Rubberband Studio, word of mouth

Welcome to MOJO: The Meaning of Life and Business. In this enlightening episode, host Jennifer Glass sits down with Sybil Sanchez Kessler, a woman who has faced and overcome numerous challenges in her fifties, including disability, career changes, and the complexities of midlife. Together, they dive deep into the critical topic of women's wellness and self-care in midlife and beyond. Sybil's personal journey serves as a powerful backdrop for the discussion, emphasizing the importance of seeking appropriate medical care for menopause and perimenopause symptoms, as well as advocating for lifestyle changes, financial planning, and emotional well-being. The conversation touches on the impacts of aging, identity, and overall wellness for women, providing insightful perspectives and inspiring takeaways. Join us as we explore the intersections of life, health, and business in this thought-provoking conversation.

About my guest: Sybil Sanchez Kessler is a disabled, immigrant mother in her 50’s to a preadolescent child. She has changed careers multiple times and she speaks a few languages. She has an Ivy League Master’s degree in international affairs, and she's done human rights and health advocacy work professionally for decades. She received her functional medicine health coaching certification in 2019 as part of her personal wellness journey and professional desire to make a difference. Today she coaches midlife women and others to live their fullest lives!

Connect with Sybil on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, Substack, and on the web at https://www.sybilsanchez.com/

Welcome to another captivating episode of MOJO: The Meaning of Life and Business! Today, we return to Paris and have a delightful and insightful conversation lined up for all the Paris enthusiasts out there. Our guest, Karen Reb Rudel, is not just any tour guide—she's a storyteller, a cultural aficionado, and a Parisian at heart. Join us as we unravel her fascinating journey from Pennsylvania to Paris, a tale woven with music, chance encounters, and a deep love for the City of Light.

In this episode, we'll embark on a virtual exploration of Paris, diving into the often overlooked, yet enchanting, corners of this iconic city. Karen's perspective sheds light on the importance of taking the time to truly savor the cultural richness of Paris, uncovering hidden treasures, and immersing oneself in its myriad charms.

But that's not all—we'll also delve into the potential impact of the upcoming Paris Olympics on the city's tourism, the nuances of safety in different parts of the world, and the fascinating contrasts between European and American lifestyles and educational systems.

Enthusiasts of virtual travel, rejoice! Karen takes us on a journey through the world of virtual tours, offering a unique opportunity to savor the magic of Paris from the comfort of your own home. From culinary explorations to educational experiences for children, the possibilities to engage with the essence of Paris are boundless.

So, whether you're a seasoned traveler, an aspiring globetrotter, or simply someone with a love for culture and adventure, this episode is brimming with insights, inspiration, and a touch of Parisian flair that you won't want to miss!

About my guest: Born and raised in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, Karen grew up with the aspiration to be a comedian, a musician, or both… She groomed these crafts from a young age by making everyone around her laugh.

Karen was back and forth between Paris and Philadelphia, working on musical projects and touring (including being the flautist and singer in a Reggae band in Paris). One day her parents came to visit her and Karen, having learned a lot about Paris, was showing them around when her mother exclaimed, “Karen, you would make a great tour guide!” As the French say Voila!!

Connect with Karen on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram and on the web at https://sightseekersdelight.com/.

Welcome to a captivating episode of MOJO: The Meaning of Life and Business! In this engaging conversation, our host Jennifer Glass sits down with the insightful Tony van de Kerkhof to explore the realms of self-development in the context of business. Tony shares his journey, starting from managing a team of bankers to his current role in finance brokering and course creation, unpacking the valuable lessons he learned from mentorship, imposter syndrome, and leadership experiences. The conversation delves into Tony's passion for whiskey and flying, his transition from finance brokering to teaching, and the development of his upcoming book focusing on personal growth and realization. Together, Jennifer and Tony uncover the importance of practical life skills, self-awareness, and effective leadership in the business world. Get ready to be inspired as we dive deep into leadership, personal development, and the drive for self-improvement with the insightful Tony van de Kerkhof on MOJO!

About my guest: Tony van de Kerkhof left home at 19 to work and live in China for four years, and upon migrating back to Australia in 2012, Tony has spent 12 years working in finance, the last 8 of which have been spent running and growing his finance brokering business.

Connect with Tony on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, and on the web at https://victordeltakilo.com

Keywords: leadership, mentorship, imposter syndrome, coaching, self development, personal growth, self-discovery, entrepreneurship, financial health, physical health, mental health, self-improvement, accountability partners, time management, feedback, conflict resolution, book launch, whiskey production, flying lessons, team coaching, employee feedback, personal development skills, COVID lockdown, goal setting, feedback bias, transparent feedback, wealth of information, practical knowledge, young people's personal development