Shari’s guest Kristyn Friske describes the wakeup call that led her to leaving corporate world success to become a Social Impact Strategist. They also discuss Kristyn’s “Time, Talent, and Treasure” method to decide how to allocate her resources among many worthwhile causes. Kristyn provides information on Trust based philanthropy, why she believes your health is your wealth, and how she uses her values to maximize her return on life.
Shari and Dana discuss how she started her practice Dana Hirt Parenting, a Chicago-based parent coaching and education service. Dana uses Intentional Parenting in her practice – a mindful approach that encourages parents to use their Core Values to help guide their parenting decisions. Dana offers tips and examples for raising toddlers to young adults, she shares how she maximizes her return on life – and much more!
Shari talks with Dave about Rappaport Reiches Capital Management's investment approach, and his thoughts on current markets.
Shari talks with the Soup Kitchen founders and co-chairs. The Soup Kitchen recently celebrated its 20th anniversary and was renamed in honor of Rabbi Peter and Elaine Knobel. Shari and her guests discuss its origins and impact, how meals are prepared, volunteer responsibilities, and operating during the pandemic. They also discuss how you can help!!
Shari talks with Dan Bayston, Independent Director, and longtime friend. They discuss Dan’s career, what retirement looks like, Dan’s involvement on private company boards, being board chair of Sacred Heart School during the pandemic, and how Dan maximizes his return on life.
Shari interviews Karyn Grossman Gershon, CEO at Project Kesher. They discuss how Karyn made the decision to leave law, Project Kesher’s mission, and their work helping women and girls in Ukraine during the war. Karyn also shares traits that make a good not-for-profit CEO, lessons from her divorce, lessons that her children have taught her, and more.