My guest today is *NSYNC member and host of Common Knowledge on the Game Show Network, Joey Fatone. Joey is best known for being a member of the multi-platinum selling music group *NSYNC and for his appearances on multiple TV shows and movies like Dancing with the Stars and My Big Fat Greek Wedding. Today, […]
Episode 126: Dana Perino
My guest today is co-host of The Five on Fox News, Dana Perino. Dana is the former White House Press Secretary for President George W. Bush, where she was the first Republican woman to hold the job. She served for over seven years in the administration, including at the Department of Justice after the terrorist […]
Episode 72: Patrick Lencioni
An interview with Patrick Lencioni about why he decided to become a leader, the biggest mistakes leaders make, the behaviors that drive high performing teams, a leader’s responsibility at work and his best career advice. Welcome to the 72nd episode of 5 Questions with Dan Schawbel. As your host, my goal is to curate the […]
How Generation Alpha Will Impact the Future of Work
Generation Alpha is the generation born between 2011 and 2015. They are the children of millennial parents, which means they are being parented by my friends. Certain parenting techniques get passed down through generations and others don’t. What we do know is that Gen Alpha was born at a time of economic prosperity, yet facing […]
The Top 10 Workplace Trends For 2019
Every year I give my forecast for the top 10 workplace trends for the upcoming year. The purpose is to help prepare organizations for the future by collecting, assessing and reporting the trends that will most impact them. You can read my predictions from 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, and 2018. These trends are based on hundreds of conversations with executives and […]
Read the Book Introduction to Back to Human
I’ve spent the past two years focused on my new book, Back to Human: How Great Leaders Create Connection in the Age of Isolation. The mission of the book is to help leaders create a more human, and socially connected, workplace in the age where they are increasingly relying on technology as a crutch. We […]
The Top 10 Workplace Trends for 2018
Every year I give my forecast for the top 10 workplace trends for the upcoming year. The purpose is to help prepare organizations for the future by collecting, assessing and reporting the trends that will most impact them. You can read my predictions from 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017. These trends are based on hundreds of conversations with executives and workers, a […]
The Top 10 Workplace Trends for 2017
Every year I give my top 10 workplace trend predictions for the upcoming year. You can read my predictions from 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016 if you missed them. These trends are based on hundreds of conversations with human resource executives and workers, a series of national and global online surveys and secondary research from more than 160 different primary and secondary research sources, […]
The 3 Most Motivating Words: Just Keep Going
Throughout my career, any time I face trauma, adversity or fail, I say to myself “just keep going”. Those three words have become a mantra in my life and my way of persevering despite hardships. When you’ve been through so many struggles, you’re prepared to handle future ones. After countless rejections from selling my services, […]
The Downside of Doing What You Love
There are countless articles written about the importance of doing what you love and it’s how many of us define success. Most successful people I interview recommend “following your passion”, but there’s a dark side that is never discussed. When you love your work, you may perform better and be happier, but it simultaneously becomes addictive […]
The #1 Mistake Most Job Seekers And Career Changers Make
People switch jobs, and full careers, many times in their lives. Many of these changes happen early in our careers. The average American has about twelve jobs between 18 and 50 and nearly half of those changes are between the age 18 and 24. This year alone, almost three out of four employees are looking […]
We Can’t Have the Success Without The Struggle
People want to have the money, rewards and recognition before they put in the work that makes all of that naturally happen. They want the output before they focus on the input. The truth is that sometimes you have to fail many times before something works out and if it does, you may not even […]
The Subtle Art of Persistence With Patience
To achieve our greatest potential, we need to have a delicate balance of both persistence and patience. It takes years, even decades, to accomplish major goals like building a scalable company, writing a book, getting married and traveling the world. In order to achieve these lofty goals, we have to set daily, weekly, monthly and annual […]
The 4 Most Important Career And Life Decisions My Parents Made For Me
You don’t fully appreciate your parents until you reflect back on the decisions they made and how those decisions have manifested in your life. My upbringing accounts for the mentality, behavior and choices that I make today and into the future. I’ve met so many different people who have come from broken homes, where they didn’t […]
How to Play the Long Game
In our society, everyone is in a rush to be successful. We want instant gratification from everything we touch, see and feel. We desire to be fulfilled, whether that has to do with relationships, riches or even fame. The problem is that you can’t get rich quick and it takes literally years to build anything […]
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