Inspirational

Sodan Selva was on the fast track early in his career. He went to grad school, studied economic development and landed a job in investment banking. But his dream wasn’t to be an investment banker. His dream, from the time he was 9, was to be a musician. So he saved up his money as […]

Our greatest breakthroughs often lie on the other side of risk. Author and former president of Reebok Brands and HBO Video Frank O’Connell joins Brilliant Thoughts host Tristan Ahumada to share the importance of putting yourself in uncomfortable positions, being bold and taking risks. O’Connell also discusses his own strategic moves throughout his career and

Movies typically follow a three-act structure: the set-up of our hero, the confrontation they face, then the resolution. Novels have a beginning, middle and end. And in life, often your first act is devoted to childhood and education, your second to career and family and your third, following retirement, is how you choose to fill

“The truth is incontrovertible,” as Winston Churchill would say. You cannot be a top producer unless you genuinely believe in the value of your product or service and can enthusiastically convey that to your buyers. Let’s be clear about what I mean by enthusiasm. I don’t mean the mass excitement generated at rock concerts and

This week, Law of Attraction host Natasha Graziano sits down with Megan Pormer, a FOX TV and media host, to talk about the recent Iranian protests. Pormer, who was born and raised in Iran, recalls her painful upbringing under an oppressive government, and how she finally awakened to her purpose and rediscovered her authentic self.

The brain is an incredibly complex organ, one we must nurture and protect to stave off everything from minor memory loss to medical conditions such as dementia. This week, Marc Milstein, who has a doctorate in biological chemistry, joins Brilliant Thoughts host Tristan Ahumada to reveal the biggest factors that affect memory loss and the

When Stephanie Harrison finally reached the version of happiness she aspired to, she was devastated. She had believed that if she checked all the boxes, life would be easy and satisfying—so why wasn’t it? Now, the author and founder of The New Happy is redefining happiness as using your gifts to serve the world. Harrison

If there’s one thing you want to avoid in your work, it’s burnout. Paula Davis, author and founder of the Stress & Resilience Institute, joins On Your Terms host Erin King to share the differences between stress and burnout, how to identify when you’re heading toward burnout and how to manage it instead of falling

In general terms, there is a remarkable level of agreement on the three elements, ingredients or measurements of success. Virtually everyone would include personal development and health, career and achievements, and relationships and family, though each of us may define these three things slightly differently.  Many, for example, would emphasize faith within their personal development,

Consumerism reaches an all-time high during the holidays. This week, Julien and Kiersten Saunders (@richandregular) highlight the cultural expectations and seasonal changes that coax us into spending more than we should, as well as their tips for when to snag the best deals. There are a multitude of factors that lure us into spending more