As younger generations come of age, older individuals are opting to work longer. While multigenerational workforces present some challenges to employers, they’re arguably more productive and have less turnover than those without generational diversity.

“Leaders need to look at the multigenerational workforce as a benefit rather than a challenge.” From a tactical standpoint, once you have the mindset that it’s a benefit, you pave the way for healthy discourse, diversity in opinions, and for richness in dialogue.

What types of obstacles does having five generations in today’s workforce present? And how can organizations overcome those challenges?

To help you understand different skills and strategies, and challenges of managing a multi-generational workforce and what you can do to overcome them is my guest…Kit Welchlin.

Feeling overwhelmed and need a little help? When it comes to mental health in the workplace, people are still reluctant to divulge their issues. In a recent survey, 68% of business professionals worried that reaching out about a mental health issue could negatively impact their job security. Although 50 percent of employees (and 60 percent of Millennial employees) reported having had a mental health lapse, only one-third of those employees reached out to their employers. In this episode Mental Health author, Ted Talk speaker and advocate Michelle Dickinson shares some insights on how businesses can remove the stigma and shame that comes from invisible disabilities. Join me now for my conversation with Michelle.

Thinking about going pro? Ready to up your game? Looking to become more effective and confident while maintaining your authenticity and keeping it real? How much better could you be if you had a world-class success expert? My guest on today’s episode, Jim Cathcart, is considered one of the world’s leading professional speakers (ranked top 1% of the top 1% of speakers and business authors. Jim has delivered his message globally over 3000 times, and his 23 books have been helping individuals, business professionals, and entrepreneurs like you achieve more significant results. Join me now for an informative conversation with Jim Cathcart.

There are many books on nonverbal communication or body language, but this episode is for you if you want to take your skills to the next level. In this podcast, we will look at how to read and decode body language and nonverbal communication to enhance our communication and persuade and influence people. Remotely!

The key to interpreting nonverbal communication is to start with some guiding principles. My guest Eliot Hoppe is here to help us understand what to pay attention to. Eliot is a best-selling author, speaker, and coach and trains thousands each year in his virtual and live appearances. If you are looking for an edge in your communication, you will enjoy this episode.