Shift Happens

Amy Dufrane, HR extraordinaire discusses her journey throughout Human Resources and its evolution amongst prominent social movements and events. As CEO of Human Resource Institute, Amy digs deep into the importance of establishing a strong HR department to propel your company forward, achieve long term success, and instill strong values within your organization. BONUS: Within this episode, Joe and Amy share a BIG announcement with listeners that will help organizations and HR come to fruition! Tune in to hear our big surprise!

Richard Saul Wurman, founder of TED, discusses the one constant in the universe: change. 

Jack and Suzy Welch make an appearance on the podcast to talk about performing work that matters to us and matters to the world. 

Dave Asprey, entrepreneur, businessman, and founder of Bulletproof Coffee Dave knows about the importance of energy production and energy distribution in order to be our best selves. 

Chris Wilson is an author, a businessman, an artist, and a world traveler. He's making the best of everyday he has because he knows the value of every 24 hours he gets. Listen to this episode to learn how being sentenced to life in prison lead to a brand new life plan. 

Nicole Casanova has been in the tech game longer than Google. If there's one thing she's learned it's that money alone won't get you were you need to go. Check out this episode to learn how to find the right venture partner and structure for you.

Dr. Stephanie Estima knows we use our brains all day and that we have to take care of our entire being if we're going to properly fuel it. Through fasting and a clean ketogenic diet Dr. Estima can help you fight the battle against inflammation, the number one cause of disease. 

Greg Cangialosi takes you step by step through his entrepreneurial journey from working to a volunteer EMT to breaking news about this year's Betamore event BETA CITY on Oct. 4th!

Andre Robinson is a man in search of equality. He's a man with a vision of offices, and restaurants, and parks full of a diverse cross section of people. He's a man that know's Baltimore is a city on the verge of truly being the greatest city in America, and it's diversity is what's going to make that happen. 

Jay Steinmetz is the CEO of Barcoding Inc and he wants our politicians to have a better understanding of what it takes to run a business. 

Benjamin Hardy won't tell you that change comes from within. In fact, he'll tell you that if you want to change your inside you often need to start by changing your environment. Check out this episode to learn more about why willpower doesn't work. 

Jim Sheils let's it be known if all you're doing is winning in the board room then you're not really all-in on life. Winning at home with your family is even more important. Think about it, you only really have 18 summers with your children from the time they’re born. Check out this episode to learn how you can use Jim's rhythms to make the most of your time with your family.

Marissa Levin grew up with a dad that spent 40 years as a NASA rocket scientist; it's hard to not feel like an underachiever. However, Marissa is anything but. Long ago she learned to never let anyone dictate her value, so when a boss told her she'd never be worth more than $34,000 a year, she quit and stared her own business. If you're looking to learn how to bring the best out of your self and your people this is the episode for you.

Freeway Rick Ross schools us on the number one lesson you learn when sentenced to life in prison? Former drug kingpin, now activist and speaker, Freeway Rick Ross visited our last SHIFT Society session at Open Works providing our group with an enlightening and eye-opening discussion on overcoming challenges, being resilient, and having the drive to always find the better you. "You should never depend on someone to do something for you that you can do for yourself." - Rick Ross

Presidential Candidate Andrew Yang knows we're facing the biggest economical and technological shift in human history. Billions of dollars might be saved, but what's the cost going to be in human misery? Andrew believes he's the man to usher in this new American era. He's also the only candidate offering you a $1,000 dollars a month.

Alan Stein Jr. knows Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, and Steph Curry all have one major thing in common. If you're thinking talent, you're only half right. If you're looking to bring the same caliber of excellence to your work day these superstars bring to the court, this is the episode for you. 

Jeremy Epstein knows the future is here, it's just unevenly distributed. Listen to as he gives not only his predictions but real world use cases of why block chain and crypto are the future. As for your privacy concerns, Jeremy addresses those too. 

John Ruhlin knows the number one mistake people make when giving a business gift? What about the gift giving mistake which is actually doing more damage than good? If you're trying to deliver extra value to your clients through gift giving don't send out another present until you listen to John Ruhlin of Giftology. 

Dr. Steve Young knows willpower is finite but love is abundant. That is why he's spreading the word on how to love your way to 150. Do you have eat healthy all the time? Actually, what does eating healthy even mean? Is happiness really better for your health than skipping that cupcake?

Brett Hagler, founder and CEO of New Story, knows impact is more important than dollars. Almost ten years after the earthquake in Haiti, babies are still been born in emergency tents. The number one objection donors give when asked to help, they don’t know where their money’s going. Brett is changing that. Where his life used to be based on the 3 G’s (Girls, Gold, and Glory) a trip to Haiti taught him that the world was about a lot more. However, helping one person at a time was not going to be enough for this socially minded entrepreneur. In this episode we learn all about how social impact at scale can only be achieved through innovation. Brett and New Story are leading the way here by using using 3D printing technology to bring homes to those in need in a number of developing nations.