Summary in this episode, Mark Sinclair discusses the importance of creating love in both personal relationships and the workplace. He emphasizes the need for appreciation, communication, and effort in nurturing relationships with loved ones and colleagues. Mark shares personal anecdotes about expressing love and pride in his family, as well as strategies for improving job satisfaction and performance. The conversation encourages listeners to actively engage in their relationships and work, fostering a loving environment through small, consistent actions.

takeaways

• Creating love is about consistent effort and appreciation.
• Express love through actions, not just words.
• Reward the process, not just the results.
• Small gestures can have a big impact on relationships.
• It's important to communicate why you love someone.
• Creating love at work involves improving your skills.
• Take time to study and grow in your role.
• Don't wait for special occasions to show love.
• Building relationships requires ongoing effort.
• Stay genuine in your interactions.

Cindy and her team at Basecamp create a distraction in the world of pediatric cancer.

This was not our typical back and forth conversation instead Cindy was genuine and raw.

In this conversation, Cindy shares a poignant story about the importance of communicating medical history, particularly in the context of her child's health. She recounts a moment of urgency when she learned about her child's condition and the instinctive reaction that followed.

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Val isDirector of Program Impact at Cannonball Kids' cancer

Listen how she went from anthropology to helping fight childhood cancer.

Stay tuned until the end where she will share with you why she wants to be jobless from the work she loves the most.

She isn’t a doctor, but her team helps the fight against pediatric cancer every day.

Her nugget on when to walk away from a company is powerful.

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Thank you for listening and stay genuine!

Conversation with Kerry Walker on Air specialist / Public Speaker

How did a shy bashful young girl go from that to talking to millions on TV.

You will hear how she went from teachers diagnosing her with dyslexia to another believing in her and being the spark, she needed.

Her faith has guided her to where she is today and where life is going to take her will inspire so many.

I hope you enjoy it.

Stay Genuine!

Conversation with John Sisto sales professional. Grew up in a small town in upstate New York and went to school at St John Fisher. Not sure which direction he wanted to go until a trip to the library opened his eyes.

You will hear how John went from Business-to-Business sales to Sales manager, to regional manager to being asked to train the entire US for his current company.

John shares with you many of his learnings along his journey. He will show you how his morning routine sets him up for success. John gets more out of helping others succeed than he does reaching his own numbers.

John has been involved with the Big Brother Big Sister program for some time and now sits on the board where he uses his giant heart to make a difference.

On today’s episode I talk about how we turn the light on in a room we have been in a thousand times and yet we turn on the light.

Why not do that in your life? “Flip the switch” figure out your path and how to get there.

On Today’s episode you will hear some great advice I received from a previous leader. A lot of the people I interview must have taken or heard of this advice and lived by it.

Thank you for stopping in and remember STAY GENUINE!

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Conversation with Kent Georgi who is a handler at Comic Con and other events.

In today’s episode you will hear how Kent became a handler twenty years ago. He will tell the story of how he went to his first show, and he knew that’s what he wanted to do. He also talked about the Secret Knock event that he started attending many years ago and the people he met there. He shares some of their inspiring stories.

He is a co-writer on the book Initiative.