70. Who the F**K is “They”?

Have you ever received news or feedback from someone who claimed it wasn’t really from them, instead ‘they’ said it? What happens when people are generalized as ‘they’? In today’s episode, we’re seeking to answer, who is this unnamed “they”? Listen as we talk about generalizations and stereotypes, and how they’ve impacted our career. In […]
69. BIPOC Leaders and White Male Proteges: A Conversation with Josh Brown and Brad Duff

We all have a story about our career path. In today’s episode, we’ll talk with two of our proteges, Brad Duff and Josh Brown, about their leadership journeys and how receiving mentorship and sponsorship helped change the direction of their careers. We’ll also discuss developing interpersonal relationships at work and how it can progress your […]
PROTECTING YOUR COIN

3 WAYS TO OPTIMIZE YOUR RETIREMENT SAVINGS There’s a reality that human beings experience from birth, and that is—we’re getting older every day. Most adults have to work to earn an income, and unfortunately for some people, as they near retirement age, they’re not in a position to stop working. For others, though they retire, […]
68. The Affirmative Action Myth

Who benefits the most when affirmative action policies are implemented in the workplace? Affirmative action was designed to counter discrimination against women and underrepresented groups, but how effective has it been? In today’s podcast, we’ll talk about the history of affirmative action, and share stories of how it has affected the careers of women, people […]
67. Mo Glass to Break…Surviving the Glass Cliff

What is the glass cliff? How are women and BIPOC employees sometimes positioned to fail? In today’s episode, we’ll share examples of the glass cliffs that women and BIPOC employees sometimes encounter while working in corporate America. We’ll also provide receipts on how these employees are placed in situations with a greater probability of failure, […]
66. Surviving and Thriving After A Job Elimination: A Conversation with Andrie Leday

Being able to overcome setbacks including job loss as you build your career is important. In today’s episode, we’re joined by sales leader, Andrie Leday, who talks about his path to the top, the challenges and triumphs that he faced along the way, and why raising your hand at work can help further your career […]
Epi 65: The Truth About Fear: A Remix with Dorit Cypis

How do you reframe the fear of differences into having faith that differences can create better possibilities? Educator and social activator Dorit Cypis is back on the podcast to discuss revealing systematic racism, capitalism, and engaging empathy, including towards yourself. She also talks about why conflict presents an opportunity for change, and shares proactive tools […]
64. Microaggressions Revisited

Has your boss ever questioned you about how you’re spending your time out of the office? In today’s episode, we’re revisiting microaggressions in corporate America. The truth is, microaggressions have an impact on how people treat those outside of their racial group. Listen in and you’ll gain clarity as we share several examples of microaggressions, […]
5 WAYS TO BOOST YOUR CONFIDENCE AT WORK—SO YOU CAN MAKE MORE COIN

Self-belief is the foundation on which successful people build on. Whether you’re in a relationship, attending school, or in the workplace, the more confident you are about doing well, the more likely it’ll become a self-fulfilling prophesy. On the flip side, a lack of confidence can carry negative outcomes. And in the sphere of work, […]
NEW CAREER ADVICE PLATFORM LAUNCHES TO SUPPORT JOB SEEKERS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MEDIA CONTACT: Taroue Brooks, 202-431-1119 taroue.brooks@yahoo.com NEW CAREER ADVICE PLATFORM LAUNCHES TO SUPPORT JOB SEEKERS Oakland, CA- C-CRETS is excited to announce its new innovative platform. This career advice tool offers career coaching services, diversity and inclusion training, and topical content through blogs and podcasts. Founders Keith Powell (“KP”) and Ricky Robinson […]