With Communicast, Scott works to distill down what it means to be a great communicator. Each episode features a conversation with a business professional about communication skills and how they have impacted their career and overall organization. Listeners will also glean tips around how to hone their own communication skills.
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Aaron Klein is WND's senior staff reporter and Jerusalem bureau chief. He also hosts "Aaron Klein Investigative Radio" on AM 970 The Answer -- Salem New York.
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James Ferguson: The First Thing You Say Is Rarely Ever Spoken
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“The first thing you say is rarely ever spoken.” Love this point shared by my guest this episode, James Ferguson. James is the Director of Culture for the Wurzak Hotel Group and author of The Confetti Culture Playbook. In this episode we talk about the 4 pillars of communication, effective listening, and the power of being concise. Additional Resou…
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Greg Harmeyer: Everything That Is Said Is Said By The Listener
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“Everything that is said, is said by the listener.” Absolutely love this point shared by my guest this episode, Greg Harmeyer. Greg is the Chairman and CEO of TiER1 Impact, which is an employee-owned professional services company on a mission to enable healthy, high-performing businesses through people-centric services. In this episode we talk abou…
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Do you have a tolerance for ambiguity? In this episode, my guest, Paula Caligiuri, talks about how this tolerance can help you improve your communication skills. Paula is a Distinguished Professor at Northeastern University and Co-Founder and CEO of Skiilify, which focuses on cultural agility. Join us as we discuss the connection between asking que…
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Alan Questel: Mistakes Are My Best Teachers
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Be clear. Be listening. Be patient. Be aware. Great tips from my guest this episode, Alan Questel. Alan is the author of “Practice Intentional Acts of Kindness…and like yourself more.” In this episode we talk about the power of mistakes, the benefits of idle chitchat, and why it pays to be kind to yourself and others. Additional Resources: ► Follow…
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In this episode, we dive into the critical role of communication in the workplace. I'm thrilled to be joined by Artem Koren, Chief Product Officer and Co-founder of Sembly AI—a cutting-edge SaaS platform revolutionizing the way we conduct meetings. Join us as we uncover: - What Artem looks for in leaders and how it influences team dynamics - His un…
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Adjust to your audience. Add value with your communications. Listen to Learn. Great advice from my guest this episode, Eileen Spencer. Eileen is a talent development leader with a proven record of tying learning strategies to business goals. In this episode we talk about providing clarity, the power of authenticity, and why you need to push yoursel…
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Carlos Alvarenga: The Rules of Persuasion
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Earn your role. Model good behaviors. Share your knowledge. Fantastic advice from my guest this episode, Carlos Alvarenga, around how to grow your career. Carlos is a researcher, writer, and expert on persuasion. In this episode we talk about the rules of persuasion, why you need to know your audience, and the different types of listening. Addition…
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With a constant barrage of information coming at people, how do you cut through the noise? That is exactly what my guest, Eric Henry, and I discussed in this episode. Eric is the President at Carousel Digital Signage, which is the industry leader in enterprise digital signage content management. I hope you enjoy. Additional Resources: ► Follow Comm…
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Sony Das: The 4 Cs of Effective Communication
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Be clear, concise, charismatic, and curious. Fantastic advice from my guest, Sony Das. Sony is the Vice President of Learning and Organizational Development at Lionsgate Entertainment. In this episode we talk about humility, empowering people, and getting your key message “above the fold”. Additional Resources: ► Follow Communispond on LinkedIn for…
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Measure twice. Cut once. Fantastic advice for so many areas of life from my guest, Erik Algreen. Erik is the Founder and Executive Coach at Algreen & Company. In this episode we talk about resilience, managing ego, persuasion, and the power of kindness. Additional Resources: ► Follow Communispond on LinkedIn for more communication skills tips: http…
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Dr. David Schreiner: Be the Best Part of Their Day
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When it comes to interactions with your team, focus on quality over quantity. Fantastic advice from my guest, Dr. David Schreiner. Dave is the President and CEO at Katherine Shaw Bethea Hospital and author of the best-selling book “Be the Best Part of Their Day”. In this episode we talk about adopting an abundance mindset, making time in your sched…
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Dianna Booher: Would You Put That in Writing?
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When delivering a speech or presentation, find your fans and make eye contact with them at the beginning. It will help reduce your nerves and get things kicked off on the right foot. Great advice from my guest, Dianna Booher. Dianna is a hall of fame speaker, bestselling author, and executive presence expert. In this episode we talk about the impor…
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David Dye: Nothing Changes if Nothing Changes
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In order to be a great communicator, you need to focus on connection, clarity, curiosity, and commitment. Fantastic advice from my guest, David Dye. David is the President of Let’s Grow Leaders, which provides practical leadership training and tools for human centered leaders. In this episode we discuss how to effectively share your ideas at work, …
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Rich Carr: Predictable, Consistent, and Kind
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In order to establish psychological safety, you need to be predictable, consistent, and kind. Excellent advice from my guest, Rich Carr. Rich is a learning scientist and CEO of Brain-centric, which stands at the forefront of redefining cognitive brain training for the 21st century’s innovative communicators, coaches, and educators. In this episode …
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Chrissie Fay: It’s the Intangibles That Set You Apart
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It’s the intangibles that set you apart. Excellent perspective from my guest this episode, Chrissie Fay. Chrissie is an executive search consultant and CEO of Sky Consulting Services. In this episode we talk about how to leverage communication skills for interviews, the importance of breathing, and how to know when to stop talking. Additional Resou…
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Matt Krasnoff: Get Comfortable Being Uncomfortable
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Take care of people and people will take care of you. Outstanding advice from my guest this episode, Matt Krasnoff. Matt is the Producing Branch Manager for the Krasnoff Mortgage Team at First Federal Bank. In this episode we delve into the core of authenticity, the significance of articulating your “why”, and the transformative power of genuine ca…
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Jesse Cole: Swing Hard in Case You Hit It
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Leaders are great repeaters. That is something that my guest this episode, Jesse Cole, truly embodies. Jesse is the owner of the Savannah Bananas, where along with his team, they are creating the greatest show in sports. In this episode, we talk about being “fans first”, the importance of backing up your words with action, and how mindset and stori…
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Juli Lassow: The Key to Successful Partnerships: Effective Communication and Empathy
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Focus on the audience. Lead with empathy. Ask great questions. That’s how my guest this episode, Juli Lassow, describes a great communicator. Juli spent 17 years at Target in progressively responsible leadership roles in sourcing, inventory management and buying. So, if you’ve ever gone into target for just a few things and came out with an overflo…
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Shawn Harper: From Gridiron to Stage: How Communication Paved the Way
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Connect. Involve. Upgrade. That’s the process my guest this episode, Shawn Harper, has used to make a successful transition from the NFL to the board room and stage as a keynote speaker. Shawn spent 7 years as a professional athlete and now is the President of American Services and Protection and a sought after motivational speaker. In this episode…
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Communication is a triangle and at any given time, we as communicators, only have visibility to two of its sides. That’s how my guest this episode, Roger Martin, approaches effective communication. Roger is the Co-founder and CEO of RockBox Fitness and beem Light Sauna. In this episode we discuss the difference between being IN communication and si…
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Ryan Estes: Communication Is a Lot Like Jazz
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Use your words to paint a picture in someone else’s mind. That’s how my guest this episode, Ryan Estes, describes a great communicator. Ryan is a leader in the podcast space, having co-founded both Wildcast, a podcast advertising platform, and Kitcaster, a service that helps get you booked for podcast interviews. In this episode, we discuss how to …
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Listen to your employees. It seems like common sense, but it isn’t common practice. In this episode, I chat with Ollie Craddock, CEO of Rungway, a firm disrupting the employee listening space. We discuss how to avoid blind spots, strategies to be more present, and the implications of the recent shifts in the workplace for leaders. I hope you enjoy.…
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Get out of the echo chamber. Solid leadership advice from my guest, Matthew Krayton. Matthew is the founder of Publitics, a public affairs, politics, PR, and strategy consultancy. In this episode, we discuss the importance of patience in communication, why empathy matters, and how the combination of the two will help you to avoid appearing tone dea…
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Kelly Ann Doherty: Multiple Channels. Multiple Times.
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Practice. Practice. Practice. That is the advice from my guest, Kelly Ann Doherty. Kelly Ann is the Chief Administrative Officer for Mr. Cooper where she has responsibility for HR, Corporate Communications, Brand Marketing, DEI, and much more. In this episode we discuss why you need to communicate via multiple channels multiple times, the importanc…
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Jorge Camacho: The Chemistry of Communication
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Intelligence opens doors, but it is your communication skills that enable you to walk through them. My guest, Jorge Camacho, taught high school Honors and AP Chemistry for 25 years before starting his own company, Virtually There Teaching, where he develops engaging videos and lessons to help turn Chemistry from a GPA killer to a class rank booster…
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Pam Nemec: Communication Skills for Building a Strong Brand and Culture
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Brand is built from the inside out. So, if you want a strong brand, focus on internal communication first. My guest, Pam Nemec, is the Founder and CEO of InsideOut, where she helps executives build leadership and communication systems. In this episode we chat about the importance of focusing not only on what you say, but also how, when and when. We…
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Heather Younger: Closing the Communication Loop
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Remove your assumptions. Otherwise, you are just going throughout your day guessing. Sage advice from my guest, Heather Younger. Heather is a TEDx Keynote Speaker, Author, and the Founder and CEO of Employee Fanatix. In this episode, we discuss the importance of closing the communication loop, how to balance action with curiosity, and building posi…
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Jennifer Brunelli: The Power of Communicating Your "Why"
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What does a 340 pound NFL lineman and a 7 year old have in common? When communicating with either of them, you better focus on the “why”. In this episode I am joined by 7-time All American and University of South Carolina Hall of Fame Swimmer, Jennifer Brunelli. Jennifer is a Registered Dietician and Founder of Sports RDpro where she has worked wit…
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Laurie Palau: Communicating to Reduce Clutter
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Do you suffer from calendar clutter? Is clutter causing tension at home? My guest Laurie, Palau, is the founder of Simply B Organized, a lifestyle service designed to help you live simply and work smarter. In this episode we talk about how communication skills are a key driver for reducing clutter in all aspects of your life, the importance of goal…
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Dr. Aaron Bishop: How to Build Conversational Intelligence
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Listen with empathy and practice conversational intelligence. Sound advice from my guest Dr. Aaron Bishop. Dr. Bishop is a multifaceted transformational leader with experience in education, politics, philanthropy, and is the author of For Such a Time as This. In this episode we talk about the power of stories, empathy, and how to develop main chara…
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Alejandro Cornejo: Words Are Like a Chainsaw
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Make every word count and aim for progress not perfection. According to this episode’s guest, those are two great ways to become an effective communicator. Joining me is Alejandro Cornejo. Alejandro is a Learning and Organizational Development Consultant who eats, drinks, and sleeps development. In this episode, we talk about how to become a better…
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Rob Lauber: How Stories Engage Your Audience
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Focus on your audience and use stories. That is the key advice from my guest, Rob Lauber. Rob is a career learning and development executive for brands such as McDonald’s, YUM!, and Cingular Wireless. He is also the Founder and CEO of XLO Global where he helps learning teams drive more business value. In this episode we talk about the importance of…
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Confidence is courage plus commitment. My guest, Lisa Guillot, is the Founder and Lead Coach at Be Bright Lisa where she helps her clients bring their vision to life through her Clear Vision Framework. In this episode, we talk about the formula for building confidence, the important role self-awareness plays in growth, and how to deal with imposter…
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Clarity is kindness. It is so simple, yet so powerful. That’s the message from my guest, Dr. K.L. Allen, who is the Chancellor of WGU Ohio. K.L. has spent his career in higher education and has seen firsthand the impact communication skills can have on career outcomes. In this episode we talk about providing clarity, the role preparation plays in l…
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Ingrid Christensen: The Language of Trust
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Celebrate the small successes along the way. That’s the advice from my guest, Ingrid Christensen, who is the President and Founder of INGCO International, published author, entrepreneur, and advocate who is passionate about providing equal access to information to everyone, no matter what language they speak. In this episode we talk about how to de…
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Kayley Hamilton: Speak as if You Are Right. Listen as if You Are Wrong.
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From interviewing celebrities on the red carpet and working for top entertainment news outlets such as Entertainment Tonight and US Weekly magazine, to founding a PR and media company that amplifies the voices of emerging thought-leaders, Kayley Hamilton knows a thing or two about effective communication. This 2X Emmy award winning producer and rep…
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Ron Carucci: You Don't Need to Be an Answer ATM
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Are we in a trust recession? Are you viewed simply as an “Answer ATM”? And why do we feel the need to use so many qualifiers before giving someone an honest answer? Listen to my conversation with organizational and leadership development expert, Ron Carucci, to get the answers. In addition to being the Managing Partner for organizational and leader…
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Projjal Ghatak: Clarity and Visibility in a Hybrid World
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In this episode, I am talking with the CEO and Co-founder of OnLoop, Projjal Ghatak, who envisions a world where work is designed to make people better (while getting things done). Check out the episode to hear Projjal discuss the importance of expression and influence in communication. We also chat about how to prepare so that you can easily adapt…
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Ella Wright: Quantity Does Not Equal Quality
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In this episode, I am talking with Ella Wright, who is the Founder of Start The Conversation, where she teaches leaders and teams how to solve problems better through strategic 1 to 1 coaching. Check out the episode to hear Ella discuss why it’s important for companies to have a common language, how to develop your personal “user’s manual”, and why…
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In this episode, I am talking with Ben Higgins. Ben has had such an amazing journey: Working in Fin-Tech. Star of hit reality TV show "The Bachelor". Podcast Host. Investor. And now co-founder of Generous Coffee Company which invests 100% of its profits from coffee and apparel into life-changing partner organizations that create jobs, feed children…
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Marlene Chism: Speak to the Observed Behavior
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In this episode, I am talking with Marlene Chism. Marlene helps C-suite leaders build drama free cultures that drive growth and reduce costly mistakes. Check out the episode to hear Marlene’s take on why almost every costly mistake in an organization can be traced back to a conversation that didn’t happen. We also talk about the inner and outer gam…
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In this episode, I am talking with Liz Kislik. Liz is a frequent contributor to the Harvard Business Review and Forbes. Through her work as a management consultant and executive coach, she helps organizations and individuals reach the next level of growth and success. Check out the episode to learn strategies that will help you improve your self-aw…
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Chris Hood: Bridging the Gap Between Business and Technology
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In this episode, I am talking with Chris Hood. Chris is the Head of Business Platform Strategy for Google where his thought leadership and strategic insights on digital and business transformation have fueled countless digital success. Check out the episode to hear our discussion around the importance of mindset, the benefits of respectfully challe…
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Dr. Tom Tonkin: The Benefits of Idle Chitchat
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In this episode, I am talking with Dr. Tom Tonkin. Dr Tonkin is an award winning researcher and author as well as the co-founder and CEO of the Sales Conservatory. Check out the episode to hear our discussion around the importance of situational fluency, why context matters, and how idle chitchat can improve your communication skills. I hope you en…
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In this episode, I am talking with Kevin Wilde. Kevin was the Chief Learning Officer for General Mills, currently serves as an Executive Leadership Fellow at the Carlson School of Management at University of Minnesota, and is the author of Coachability: The Leadership Superpower. Check out the episode to learn how to avoid the 5 faulty assumptions …
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Stephan Wiedner: How to Put Empathy Into Practice
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In this episode, I am talking with Stephan Wiedner. Stephan is co-founder and CEO of multiple companies focused on talent development, psychological safety-based coaching, and online skills practice. Check out the episode learn how to put empathy into practice, understand what may be crushing our curiosity, and why psychological safety is so import…
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Ginger Hardage: How to Build an Unstoppable Culture
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In this episode, I am talking with Ginger Hardage. Ginger retired as Senior Vice President of Culture and Communications at Southwest Airlines after an illustrious 25 years where she served as a member of the CEO’s executive team. Currently, she leads Unstoppable Cultures, a brand designed to help organizations create and sustain cultures of enduri…
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Yewande Faloyin: Build Value Through Communication
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In this episode, I am talking with Yewande Faloyin, founder and CEO of OTITO, which specializes in coaching entrepreneurial executives and serial high achievers. Check out the episode to hear our discussion around mindset, how to ask questions without it feeling like an interrogation, and the importance of connecting with you strengths, values, and…
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In this episode, I am talking with Anish Majumdar, career coach and hidden job market expert. Check out the episode to get Anish’s perspective on the listen/learn/help approach, the importance of qualifying questions, and what you can learn from Marlon Brando about effective communication. I hope you enjoy. Additional Resources: ► Follow Communispo…
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Johnny Crowder: Why Investing in Communication Skills Pays Dividends
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In this episode, I am talking with Johnny Crowder, Founder and CEO at Cope Notes, which provides daily mental health support. Check out the episode to hear about Johnny’s journey from abuse and mental health struggles to becoming a TEDx speaker, CEO, and mental health advocate. We discuss the importance of being authentic, why investing in communic…
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