The Bizgnus Podcast

• The drawer of Rolexes no longer cut it • “This feeling of being alive transforms you” (TRT is 10:32) When a drawer of Rolex watches doesn’t make you feel whole, something ought to be done. And Mo Issa says he did it by making small changes to rediscover himself, embrace simplicity, and focus on a sense of deep fulfil

* Angela Fowler helps businesses tap that market Plus tips for grilling tri-tip (Total Recorded Time is 16:49_ Like thousands upon thousands of Californians, Angela Fowler loves to cook the beef known as tri-tip on her backyard barbecue. “I love getting out there and barbequing,” she says. “People don’t realize that a

•. Fixing the entry-level jobs turnover problem •. “The results have been amazing” (Total recorded time is 19:48) HONESDALE, Pa. — When Michael Neal set up his optometry practice in rural Pennsylvania, he was focused on his patients even as a problem was growing out of sight. The problem is one that many small business

 •. It’s not only battlefield bravery •. “Embrace discomfort and try to be brave” (Total Recorded Time is 12:34) Jill Schulman - a former Marine Corps officer and expert in positive psychology — says there’s a science to bravery. And it’s not just bravery on a remote battlefield but can be the bravery to leave a safe a

•. Many leaders overlook a basic part of the foundation (Total Recorded Time is 19:11) For some leaders, arriving at work leaves them feeling that something’s a bit off.  Could it be the culture? And not something that’s been growing for months in the break room’s fridge. But more like the essence of the organization.

•How to break the blockages to success •Eight stories to ponder (Total Recorded Time is 16:16)    NEW YORK CITY -- It’s called “faction” and entrepreneur and author Bob Kaplan uses the writing style that combines fiction with facts for a new approach to leading and evolving.    Change is hard, Mr. Kaplan notes. The cha