Careers & Professional Growth

Steve Kashul is a 35-plus-year veteran of on-air professional television and radio. He served 24 seasons as the Pre-Game, Halftime, and Post-Game TV and Radio Host of the Chicago Bulls. Kashul is also co-owner of Channel Fore, Inc., which produces “The Golf Scene” TV Show on Chicago Sports Network, of which he serves as the […]

I’m celebrating 100 episodes of my podcast and taking a moment to reflect on its growth and impact. Hitting this milestone made me think deeply about how we stay resilient and forward-thinking, especially in uncertain times. I talk a lot about the importance of making businesses recession-proof – because economic challenges like inflation, tariffs, and

I discuss the popularity of shorter episodes among the younger generation and the positive feedback received. I highlight the growth of the LBM website and the creation of a Facebook group with 160 followers. I share a personal story about trying a THC-based drink during a golf outing. I emphasize the distinction between success and

I discuss the importance of open-mindedness and avoiding mandates in conversations. I emphasize the value of understanding diverse backgrounds and perspectives, which drives my curiosity and enthusiasm for learning. I criticize the imposition of views and share my own experiences with losing my temper, highlighting the need for humility and the power of admitting mistakes.

I discuss the importance of authenticity, emphasizing the need to be true to myself rather than trying to emulate others. I highlight the positive response from listeners and the impact of my content on their daily lives. I plan to continue improving the podcast by incorporating feedback and inviting guests who align with my values.

Brent Hutto is a transportation and logistics professional with more than 20 years of leadership in sales and marketing. His focus includes brand consulting with Fortune 500 companies with specific experience in product development, distribution channel management, marketing communications, and research. He has been happily married to his wife Teresa for 24 years, and they

I discuss the importance of career fulfillment and how to achieve it. I share a conversation with a nurse who feels unfulfilled due to the fast-paced, profit-driven nature of modern healthcare. I advise her to identify sources of happiness and fulfillment, consider sabbaticals, and plan for future changes. I emphasize focusing on success rather than

In this episode, I discuss the importance of adaptability and why we shouldn’t cling to outdated or ineffective strategies. I explore how continuously evolving processes and systems can lead to better efficiency and outcomes—even if it means stepping away from familiar approaches. I also emphasize the dangers of complacency and why actively embracing change is

Jerry Holisky is a seasoned business lawyer with Aronberg Goldgehn, a full-service business law firm with offices in Chicago and Wheaton, Illinois. He focuses on the legal concerns of middle-market companies and their owners, frequently serving as the company’s outside general counsel. Jerry is a highly experienced mergers and acquisition attorney. In addition, a large

I dive into the common pitfalls of New Year’s resolutions, focusing on why setting small, achievable goals is more effective than aiming for overly ambitious ones. Drawing from my own experiences, I share tips on maintaining good habits, overcoming setbacks, and leveraging accountability and positive reinforcement. I also emphasize the power of networking and how