In this episode, Dr. Maria discusses the importance of building an overall culture for wellbeing in organizations. The organizations who do not take care of this topic will see decreased revenue and effectiveness.

In this episode, Dr. Maria talks about growth and increasing value of your business through a prescribed five step process. Preparing to increase value is an important strategy to shift the business operator into the business owner.

Dr. Maria shares real practical tips for improving your mental health. The key is to be aware and take action to "do the work" of mental health.

Dr. Maria reflects on success lessons she learned when she first entered life in the world of business. Using topics from W. Clement Stone principles of success, Dr. Maria provides a short list of considerations for how to be successful in life and business.

Dr. Maria tackles a pervasive problem, Imposter Syndrome - not believing in yourself even though you have accomplished a lot in life, with a solution. This solution is called "Borrowing Someone's Belief in Me". Listen to hear more about this solution to your own challenging thoughts of confidence.

Dr. Maria discusses the various models for change and how to effectively move through change. She also shares her own RIDE model where she discusses a personal story of moving through change. This topic matches her book Navigating the R.I.D.E. of Change which is available on Amazon.

In this episode, Dr. Maria Malayter speaks with non profit community leader and leadership consultant, Dr. April West. We discuss the launch of organization from the launchpad of receiving too many "no's". Dr. West also announces her latest book about finding purpose and passion in life. Visit www.draprilwest.org for details.

Many real conversations are never had about real mental health topics in the workplace. In this episode, Dr. Maria Malayter discusses her journey as a leader living with PTSD with the hopes for an expanded and compassionate view toward those with mental health issues. Many people live with PTSD and never know how it impacts their own daily living.