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Welcome to BEATS WORKING, where we are changing the way people look at work – not just as a means to an end but as a source of purpose and fulfillment.
In each episode, award-winning host Mark Wright shares stories of people who are winning the game of work. We’ll uncover their strategies for setting and achieving goals, building strong relationships, and developing their skills to thrive in the workplace.
Join us and see if you agree – that work is the most honorable act in the universe. By applying what we learn together, we can give work a new sense of purpose and meaning – and help you win, too. Whether you’re just starting out in your career or whether you’re looking to take your work to the next level, we’re here to help. Let’s redeem work together.
We are on a mission to redeem work – the word, the place, and the way.
We believe that work is the most honorable act in the universe, and through inspiring stories and practical insights, we want to transform the way people think about work and help them discover greater fulfillment in their lives. We invite you to join us as we build community through sharing and actively demonstrating what we learn.
Explore the intricate world of farriery with Seth Noble and Sarah Caples Noble, focusing on their innovative approaches to horse movement and hoof care. Discover how they are transforming the equine industry by fostering better relationships between vets, farriers, and horse owners. Key Takeaways: Guests: Seth Noble: Farrier and expert
In our 100th episode, Dan T. Rogers joins us to discuss the importance of effort, intentionality in the workplace, and his transformative journey from physical labor to leadership. We explore the concept of creating impactful and fulfilling work environments and the paradox of progress in business. Key Takeaways: Guest: Dan
Explore the world of public speaking with Eric Silverberg, co-founder of Speaker Labs, a top coaching company for public speaking in Canada. From overcoming fear to crafting compelling content, Eric shares valuable insights and tips to help you become a more confident and effective public speaker Key Takeaways: Guest: Eric
In this episode, we hear from Kaj Pedersen, a Rotarian and tech innovator, on the battles against polio, his adventurous upbringing, and the evolving roles of AI and quantum computing. With insights into startup culture and leadership, Pedersen highlights the importance of learning from mistakes and the impact of service.
In this episode, we explore Sue Nixon’s compelling journey from a career in radio to her role at Bloodworks Northwest. Sue shares profound personal experiences and the life-altering impact of her work in the nonprofit sector. Key Takeaways: Guest: Sue Nixon, executive vice president of community and donor engagement for
In this episode, we explore the fascinating journey of Ciscoe Morris, a certified arborist and beloved gardening expert. From his bold actions to ensure campus safety to his heartwarming tales and rise in media, Ciscoe shares his passion and wisdom with warmth and humor. Key Takeaways: Guest: Ciscoe Morris, certified
In this episode, we chat with Jasmine Donovan about her dynamic journey from the Navy to leading the iconic Dick’s Drive-In chain. We explore how her military training shaped her business acumen and discuss the challenges and triumphs of maintaining a beloved family-owned restaurant. Key Takeaways: Guest: Jasmine Donovan, president
In this episode, we explore the profound impact of crime on individuals and communities with Jackie Helfgott, PhD. We delve into her personal experiences, discuss the interplay between societal factors and criminal behavior, and address the current dynamics in the criminal justice system. Key Takeaways: Guest: Jackie Helfgott, PhD, professor/director
In this episode, Caryn G. Mathes shares her inspirational journey from a wire copy rewrite girl to becoming a trailblazer in public radio management. We discuss her experiences, challenges, and the importance of community engagement and diversity in journalism. Key Takeaways: Guest: Caryn G. Mathes, president and general manager at
In this episode, Dwayne J. Clark shares his insights on the importance of forming meaningful relationships, the impact of his mother’s Alzheimer’s on his perspective, and his holistic approach to longevity. From his roots in poverty to becoming a leader in senior living, Clark discusses resilience, the role of high-quality
Admiral Bill Center’s Navy career began in the Vietnam era. It took him from commanding ships on the high seas to the Pentagon, where he was an advisor and nuclear weapons negotiator. When he led the Navy Region Northwest, Admiral Center was responsible for more than 40,000 personnel and a
For decades, Erick Slabaugh has lived the entrepreneur’s life. He owns and operates two companies in the Seattle area and has helped lead EO (Entrepreneurs’ Organization) at the regional and global levels. Our conversation with Erick is an unvarnished look at the life of an entrepreneur—its highs, lows, and everything in between.
