Your Money & Your Life Radio with Jane Honeck & Amy Wood: Strategies for Creating a Positive Mindset
All of us have negative money beliefs that we're trying to turn around so that we can attract better financial circumstances. This
Your Money & Your Life Radio with Jane Honeck & Amy Wood: Refining Your Money Style
We all have a basic money style. Sometimes our money approach works well for us, but sometimes it gets in our way.
Your Money & Your Life Radio with Jane Honeck & Amy Wood: The Art of Abundance — When to Take Charge and When to Let Go
The trick to attracting prosperity is to strike a balance between working on your goals and trusting that “Something Greater” is helping
Your Money & Your Life Radio with Jane Honeck & Amy Wood: The Art of Comforting During Difficult Financial Times
Val Walker, the award-winning author of "The Art of Comforting," offers guidance on establishing a real human connection, even in the most
Your Money & Your Life Radio with Jane Honeck & Amy Wood: The Beliefs and Behavior of Successful Women
Are there particular ways of thinking and acting that make some women more personally and professionally prosperous than others? Bonnie Marcus, Forbes
Your Money & Your Life Radio with Jane Honeck & Amy Wood: The Beliefs and Behavior of Successful Men
Find out what gives men an edge on success from David Lee, President of Human Nature at Work. Listen to this podcast.
Your Money & Your Life Radio with Jane Honeck & Amy Wood: How to Survive the Holiday Hype
Do you ever get to January, shaking your head, saying, "what just happened?" Holiday spending traps are all around you, and if
Navigating Negativity: 4 Ways to Be Properly Optimistic in the Workplace
As any astute HR professional knows, too much negativity is draining, deflating, and downright depressing in the workplace. But too much positivity
Why Coaching Doesn’t Always Work
Executive coaching is one of the wisest investments an organization can make. But despite powerful evidence that it can boost performance, productivity,
Five Ways Attorneys Try to Reduce Stress…that Actually Increase Stress
The real reason attorneys can’t get out from under the overwhelm is that they’re using faulty stress-reduction tactics—many of them offered up