Welcome to the Uncensored Society Podcast episode 64! Join Kay Suthar and Doug Thorpe as they chat about helping business leaders find ways to be more effective, have more significant influence and build stronger teams. The Doug Thorpe Group has taken 30+ years of business ownership and leadership and put…
#63 - Join Kay Suthar and George Morris as they talk about George's experiences starting a business with no prior business expertise and in a challenging economic climate. George worked hard to expand his company to the point where it was at its greatest. He told everyone who would listen…
#62 - Join Kay Suthar and Alex Sanfilippo, as they talk about Alex's journey in bringing entrepreneurship to the podcasting industry. Additionally, Alex shares how software makes podcasting simple offers a service that connects podcast hosts and guests for interviews, and advocates a project management tool that aids podcasters in…
#61 - Bob Burg discusses the five laws successful people live by. These definitely are not the laws you would want to break. They are easy to put in place and are essential in achieving that desired growth in your career and life. Bob speaks on effectively communicating value not…
#060 – In the 80s, Patti Mara worked part-time in a local bookstore. Because they were supervised by a talented manager early in her career, Patti understood how customer experience significantly contributed to a business's success. Here, Patti talks about the right approach to hiring, what's vital to building an…
#059 – Grants are excellent tools. In what sense? Big companies like Google don’t just give away money when they grant grants. Although it may seem like a handout of extra cash, grants are actually smart business moves to avoid getting taxed more. Here, Reynaldo talks about the basics of…
#058 – Business, like life, has lots of uncertainties. And Casey Grey grew up accustomed to these uncertainties as a child of parents who went through divorce and remarriage four times. As the founder of The Conscious Builder, Casey believes that to be something more, one must learn how to…
#057 – Landing your first podcast guesting can take a lot, especially when you're not updated on how successful guests do it. Kay Suthar wasn't one of those in the beginning, but after doing trial and error, she learned the trick that does it—media kits. If you stay tuned, she'll…
#056 – It takes a huge leap of faith to leave your profession for passion. But to leave the latter for something you have to learn from scratch is another topic. At first, Peter Paul Parker thought meditation was nothing but woo-woo stuff. But, after seeing how his small group…
#055 – Landing a podcast guesting is not as easy as some might think. And if you believe a guesting is all about you and what you have to share, then you’re totally wrong. This episode goes over the factors that make a guesting happen and those that prove counterproductive.…
#054 – Many businesses are not optimized, and most are not even aware of it. This can be a problem for Stephanie, especially if brands want to be seen online. As the brain behind a self-grown SEO business, Stephanie shares everything she knows about putting your brand out there (on…
#053 – Going up on stage and speaking doesn't make a speaker. Bobby Glen James has seen that multiple times already. That's why it's so easy for 90% of speakers to mess it up and bore their audiences out. Here, Bobby shares how to counter the fear of forgetting things…
#052 – Our environment shapes us, but it's not our end all be all. Derek Rowe explains how nurturing yourself out of a rut, despite being challenging, can be very rewarding in life and business. As someone who fell to drugs at 12, Derek has successfully shown how it's possible.…
#051 – After hearing a message from a priest, Alina was inspired by the many dire situations people suffer from around the world. With the Change Maker Institute, she guides businesses to make significant social and environmental impacts that make them impactful contributors to their communities. Here, Alina explains what…
#050 – Louise Sockett talks about a dilemma that most of us sometimes find ourselves in: the feeling of not making any impact. As her frustration grew, Louise co-founded TLC Co. (The Leadership & Coaching Company) with a friend to help other professionals get on top of their goals. Here,…
#049 – Communication in the workplace isn't always just about saying what needs to be done. As a specialist in business communication, for Ryan J. Warriner, it takes more than just the verbal aspect of communicating. Alignment and understanding of who you're talking to dramatically contribute to any communication's success.…
#048 - Carol Boston is the ‘queen of reframe.’ She has always believed that even the tiniest change in our language can change our mindset and, as a result, change our outcomes. She talks about her almost three decades of experience as a professional sales expert in this exchange and…
#047 - Archetypes are an easy way to take the burden off your brand marketing. Amy Zander speaks on how archetypes help brands stand out and be more consistent in the eyes of the market. Amy explains how Zeedia Media uses archetypes to take brands from good to great, the…
#046 – In the US, the unemployment rate for persons with disabilities is double the national average. And for people like John, who has down syndrome, fewer than one out of five people are employed after finishing school. But did that stop John? Nope! Here, Mark and John Cronin share…
#045 - Jean Hamilton-Fford explains what works and what doesn't work in practical and good communication. Jean shares that self-awareness is one of the most essential elements of being a good communicator, but what about the biggest challenge? As Jean reflects on her early years, she explains what the rat…
#044 - Michelle Calloway shares how she did a business out of enriching human connections with tech. Technology is a beast. And if we don’t use it with humanity at the center, it will destroy us. Here, Michelle helps us understand what augmented reality is, what they do at Revealio,…
Brigette Callahan speaks on the empirical impacts of slides on presentations. In Brigette's experience in designing slides way before computers made them easy, together with her exposure to live speaking events, Brigette discovered that 95% of slides used by speakers prove to be a complete disservice. Here, she discusses how…
Brigette Callahan speaks on the empirical impacts of slides on presentations. In Brigette's experience in designing slides way before computers made them easy, together with her exposure to live speaking events, Brigette discovered that 95% of slides used by speakers prove to be a complete disservice. Here, she discusses how…
#043 - Brigette Callahan speaks on the empirical impacts of slides on presentations. In Brigette's experience in designing slides way before computers made them easy, together with her exposure to live speaking events, Brigette discovered that 95% of slides used by speakers prove to be a complete disservice. Here, she…