Profiting on Principles: Executive Leadership Development; personal executive coach, leadership development, organizational development, cultural development, consultant
Ongoing podcast series sharpens your "leaderful" edge with information and inspiration that's unique in depth & breadth.
Currency
Joni Carley
Jun 11 2011
It's no accident that money and electricity are both called currency. In just a half hour, this podcast delivers unique insight into the world of money as well as an empowering understanding of your place in the economic world. You'll discover how currency does and doesn't flow in your life and in your world. Join leadership coach, Dr. Joni Carley, to unleash the spark of your professional currency.
Sections include:
1. Currency, the yin and yang of money
2. Financial Freedom, including a reading from John Perkins' Newsletter
3. Staying Current with the Currency
4. Business & Currency, including exceprt from the Wharton School Dialogs, University of Pennsylvania
5. Cultural Currency, including excerpt from Wharton School Dialogs, University of Pennsylvania
6. Inspiration Station, with readings from "The Soul of Money" by Lynn Twist
7. Coaching Corner - exercises to help you create your best flow of currency
Music by Stephen Wise, www.wiseworldmusic.com - "Indigo Eyes" from "Love Cures" CD
About
About Joni Carley
As co-contributor to "Stepping Stones to Success, vol. 1," with Deepak Chopra, Jack Canfield and Dr. Denis Waitley; as a coach for successful leaders, professionals and entrepreneurs; and as a speaker, Dr. Joni draws from a unique depth and breadth of experience, ranging from the jungle to the boardroom, from the United Nations to college campuses, and from working with corporate and non-governmental leaders to solopreneurs.
Click here to see the full author's profileRecent Episodes
Unions, Human Rights & Your LeadershipSelling
Being Human: Lessons Learned from the Jungle & the Bush
Currency
Interdependent Infrastructure: Lessons from pulling ivy
Profiting on Principles: Can you do well and do good?
What Staying with Headhunters Taught Me about Leaders Keeping their Heads
