The Pivot Syndicate explores all things related to personal and professional reinvention. Featuring guests from all walks of life - and with none of the smug know-it-all tone of faux gurus - this podcast collects and shares stories about choosing the most
Launch the new year with laughter, and continue the conversation between guest host Kristen Kentner and founding pivoter Stephanie Maher. There are endless references to Korea, a few quick blips on working out and resting, some deep thoughts on how our reinvention conversation can inspire, and much more. Learn more at pivotsyndicate.com.
It's been a year, ya'll. But - in our very best Elle Woods squeal - WE MADE IT!!! The Pivot Syndicate raises a glass to you and wishes you the very best, however you choose to close this chapter and prepare for the blank slate of 2021. This lighthearted episode offers a glimpse into the wacky world of our founding pivoter, Stephanie Maher, and how she handled - or didn't - the many pivots required in 2020. Guest host: Kristen Kentner. To learn more, visit pivotsyndicate.com.
Licensed Therapist. Student of the Heart-Mind-Body Connection. Self-Declared Nerd. Mom. Bonus Mom. Just because change is constant doesn't mean everyone's excited to see yet another curveball coming their way. Jennifer Johnson explains that showing yourself a lot of love at the crossroads - and understanding that your anxiety about change has nothing to do with your drive or ambition to change - can make navigating a pivot a more positive experience. Learn more at pivotsyndicate.com.
Healthcare Lawyer. Non-Profit Executive. Business Leader. Arts Supporter. Choir Member. Dad. From finding your own tribe (and making sure they're not all yes-men!) to supercharging your positive contribution to someone else's pivot, Kevin Wood talks specifics on how to respect family legacies while avoiding their limitations, develop a personal definition of success, and appreciate the skills provided by life's detours. Learn more at pivotsyndicate.com.
Maintaining a positive mindset is always both challenging and necessary, but 2020 is offering up the master class in how to stay the course. This episode features a few thoughts on how to quiet the clamor (both internal and external) so you can begin to focus on forward momentum. Definitely NOT a comprehensive list, but, hopefully, a friendly reminder that you're not alone and this, too, shall pass. Check out a few helpful recommendations at pivotsyndicate.com!
Serial Entrepreneur. Licensed Counselor. Education Advocate. Spiritual Advisor. Culinary Wiz. Mom. According to Jenny Campbell, taking a chance on your dreams is not only the safest bet you'll ever place, but also the most responsible choice you'll ever make. Her theories on falling in love with yourself, listening (and trusting!) your quiet inner voice, teaching others how to dance to your unique rhythm, and more are not to be missed. Learn more at pivotsyndicate.com.
Legislator. Financial Advisor. Diversity Advocate. Community Connector. Marathoner. Mom. From single mom to Sahara marathoner, Diana Maldonado is living proof that it's never too late to start pursuing your purpose, that it is your responsibility to be the most complete version of yourself, and that the process can - and should - be fun. Learn more at pivotsyndicate.com.
CEO. Professor. Business Strategist. Culture Aficionado. World Traveler. Chaser of Good. From using a Matrix-inspired mantra to applying etiquette rules to the unfamiliar, Dr. Harold Hardaway offers a plethora of pointers on how to handle life's unexpected, and oft-times uncomfortable, invitations to change. Learn more at pivotsyndicate.com.
Author. Business Coach. Attorney. Professor. Marketing Maven. Entrepreneur. Mentor. Mom. Marianne shares her personal ‘pivot' philosophy - the GALA principles - and discusses how to build a life based on what you truly want - not just what you think you might be able to get.