Human Potential At Work

Michael Pirron, the founder of Impact Makers, discusses the "B Corporation" and how it can be used to have greater social impact. Michael shares how his own story of how he came to create a new business model that takes social entrepreneurship to a new level. To learn more about Debra Ruh and Ruh Global Communications, visit www.ruhglobal.com   

Kim Ades, CEO of Frame of Mind Coaching, shares her perspective on how to discover the limiting thoughts and beliefs that are holding you back and how to shift those beliefs in order to achieve success. Kim addresses the notion that one of the biggest disabilities is our limited thinking about who we are and what we can do in the world. To learn more about Debra Ruh and the services she provides, visit www.ruhglobal.com     

Dr. Joe Vitale discusses his new book "The Miracle" and the "missing secret" of the law of attraction. Learn how to clear out beliefs that keep you stuck, and how we can manifest collective change through individual transformation.    To get more information about the book "The Miracle" and get $6300.00 in bonuses, visit http://themiraclebook.info/  To learn more about Debra Ruh and Ruh Global Communications, visit www.ruhglobal.com 

This episode features an interview with author, journalist and human rights activist Rebecca Tinsley as she discusses her work in Darfur, as well as her book "When the Stars Fall to Earth". Rebecca shares her perspective on what needs to happen to create a world where all human potential can be realized as well as her work with President Carter. 

This episode features an interview between Debra Ruh and her daughter Sarah, as they discuss Sarah's feelings about Down syndrome and how society talks about people with Down syndrome. The beginning of the conversation starts with a conversation between Debra Ruh and Doug Foresta as they discuss the takeaways from the conversation between Debra and Sarah and their reflections upon the broader implications of that conversation.   

Author and civil rights lawyer Lainey Feingold discusses the power of structured negotiation to increase access for persons with disabilities. Discover how structured negotiation works, and how it can be a winning alternative to lawsuits. 

This episode features an interview with breast cancer survivor Emma Claire as she discusses her journey of staying body positive and the lessons she has learned along the way. Emma also discusses the power of social media in helping her through her journey.  To learn more about Debra Ruh and Ruh Global, visit www.ruhglobal.com 

This episode features an interview with Deb Dagit, as she discusses how inclusion and diversity help to unlock human potential. Deb shares her own journey as a person with a disability and what we can do to create more diverse and inclusive work environments. To learn more about Debra Ruh and Ruh Global Communications, visit www.ruhglobal.com 

This episode features an interview with Dennis Palumbo, a former Hollywood screenwriter (Welcome Back Kotter, My Favorite Year)  turned psychotherapist and novelist. Dennis shares his journey of how he became a psychotherapist and his perspective on creativity and the depiction of disabled persons in Hollywood. Doug Foresta co-hosts the episode.   

This episode features an interview with Rosemary Musachio, Chief Accessibility Officer at Ruh Global Communications, as she discusses her many accomplishments as a technologist and disability advocate, despite having a disability. Rosemary shares her thoughts about how technology will benefit and change the lives of persons with disabilities and what drives her to succeed. 

This episode features an interview with Axel Leblois, President and Executive Director of http://g3ict.org as he discusses his journey of running multiple businesses and eventually creating a nonprofit dedicated to disability inclusion. Axel shares tips and advice about how to create successful initiatives and programs that have a social impact.     

In this episode the Honorable Tony Coelho shares his journey of overcoming the stigma of disability, moving into politics, and eventually becoming the primary sponsor of the Americans With Disabilities Act. Tony shares about the work he is doing in this election, working with Hillary Clinton on disability rights.  To learn more about Debra Ruh, visit www.ruhglobal.com 

This episode features an interview with speaker, author and consultant Jennifer Brown as she discusses how to lead in a way that values inclusion and diversity. Discover how to embody a commitment a diversity and inclusion in your leadership practice. For more information about Jennifer and her work, visit www.inclusionthebook.com  and www.jenniferbrownconsulting.com   

Authentic marketing expert and business coach George Kao joins the program to discuss how to bring your best self to work, and the importance of love in business. George discusses his own journey of authenticity and how he runs his business in a manner that is in alignment with his deepest values.   

This episode features an interview with writer, speaker, teacher and coach Bruce Van Horn as he discusses his own journey of finding what he truly loves to do, and how he was able to run a marathon after cancer, even when his doctor told him it was no longer possible. 

In this episode Debra discusses some recent challenges she's been having with her daughter, Sara, and also about how to walk through challenging times. The episode features a conversation between Debra and her producer and co-host, Doug Foresta.  To learn more about Debra Ruh and Ruh Global Communications visit www.ruhglobal.com 

This episode features a conversation between Debra and her producer Doug Foresta as they discuss whether we should be paid well for doing work that contributes to the social good. For more information, visit www.ruhglobal.com 

What do you do if you can't find your way in the workforce due to discrimination or other factors? On today's episode you'll hear from Matthew A. Shapiro as he talks about his journey of graduating from college, trying to land a good job and ultimately deciding to start his own company and what he's learned along the way. This episode is co-hosted by Debra Ruh and Doug Foresta. 

This episode features an interview with Neil Milliken as he shares his story and journey of discovering that he had dyslexia, and how he has been able to embrace his strengths and have a global impact in the disability and inclusion field. For more information, visit www.ruhglobal.com 

This episode features a conversation between Doug Foresta and Debra Ruh about how disability issues effect all of us as well as the upside of disability. For more information visit www.ruhglobal.com