What separates athletes who last decades from those who burn out or break down? In this episode, physical therapist, endurance coach, and competitive triathlete Emma Taylor shares what she sees from the front lines of high performance. From intrinsic motivation and consistency to strength training, ...

This is Part 3 of an ongoing series with Robert Pape (University of Chicago) analyzing the escalation dynamics of the Iran conflict in real time. Over the past week, several developments have shifted the trajectory of the war: U.S. ground forces entered Iran for the first time in a limited rescue op...

Summary: This episode explains why employer branding often fails inside organizations and how to fix it. You will learn how to shift from being seen as an order taker to a strategic partner, how to connect employer brand work to real business outcomes like revenue and retention, and how to build tru...

What does real leadership look like when things get hard?Pressure. Change. Uncertainty. Not when it’s polished—when it’s messy. In this episode, Stephanie Manzelli joins Christy Honeycutt for a straight, no-BS conversation on what it actually takes to lead humans—not just manage outcomes. We go deep...

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In this episode of HR Famous, I sit down with Carly DeLuca—and if you care about hiring (which, let’s be honest, is the entire game), this is one you don’t skip. Carly’s journey is the kind I love: recruiter turned operator, now running a home healthcare company where talent isn’t just a growth leve...