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In this episode we are speaking with Ingomu Coach Cynthia Stadd Orvis and Frankie Boyer, cutting-edge radio talk show host about the food and body relationship. A not to be missed episode before we kick off the holiday season.

In this episode of the #bemore with Ingomu podcast show we're having a conversation about why you need business systems to succeed with CEO and Co-Founder of MindTeam Solutions and Ingomu Coach Sylvia Henderson, MBA and Online Business Strategist Athenee Mastrangelo.

In honor of National Native American Heritage Month we recognize US Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland, the first Native American to serve as a cabinet secretary.

In this episode of the #bemore with Ingomu podcast show we're having a conversation about the power grief, and of honoring and celebrating our past ancestors in celebration of Día de los Muertos or Day of the Dead with Founder and Executive Director Ashley Jones of Love Not Lost.

In this episode of the #bemore with Ingomu podcast show we're having a conversation about the power of coaching with Ingomu coaches Gregory Brown, Arlene Cohen Miller and Anjanette Sullivan.

We discuss why our guests became coaches, why coaching is so powerful, and how people can get the most out of coaching. In honor of National Coaches Day, we honor one the fathers of the coaching profession, Thomas Leonard.

We're celebrating International Podcast Day. #bemore with Ingomu podcast co-hosts Al Wynant and Joyce Gioia share experiences and top tips for starting and hosting your podcast show. Learn where to start, how to select guests, craft the interview and promote the show.

We're back after a short summer hiatus. In this episode we're speaking with Ingomu Coach Mo Field, and Victor A. Garcia, CEO of The Food Bank of Northwest Indiana about values-based leadership.

Mo Field discusses the concept of values-based leadership, how to implement it, work with different generations and management styles. She shares the benefits values-based leadership, and top tips to keep in mind.

Victor Garcia discusses the tools and innovative ideas he implements in his organization, how to develop people along the way, and how you engage with your team and community.

At the end of the podcast we honor the work of Dolores Clara Fernández Huerta. The American labor leader and civil rights activist who, with Cesar Chavez, is a co-founder of the National Farmworkers Association, which later merged with the Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee to become the United Farm Workers.

In today's episode we are speaking with Kim Bettie, Kimberley Kennedy and Tracey Gibbons, members of the Ingomu’s Diversity Task Force about the next #bemoredays virtual conference hosted tomorrow, August 26th on the topic of Owning Your Awkward.

At the end of our show, we honor teacher, director, counselor, mentor, volunteer, and activist, Nadine Bridges, MSW. Besides being the Executive Director of One Colorado, one of the state’s leading advocacy organizations advancing equality for LGBTQ+ Coloradans and their families. Nadine currently teaches part-time at the University of Denver’s Graduate School of Social Work, and in her spare time, she mentors former students and colleagues, and serves on several racial equity committees. As if all that weren’t enough, Nadine is a Board member for The Alexander Foundation, an organization providing financial assistance and scholarships to LGBTQ+ Coloradans.

In this episode we are speaking with Bob Burg and Grant Muller about The Go-Giver and the five laws of stratospheric success. Bob is the Co-Author with John David Mann of The Go-Giver, and Grant is a real estate professional with Spaces Real Estate in Colorado who is truly living the Go-Giver way.

Bob Burg discusses the inspiration for the book and the title The Go-Giver. We talk about where or when to start implementing the five laws of stratospheric success. And, we highlight a few examples on how you can take these laws to build your success.

Grant Muller delves into how The Go-Giver changed his life. Through real life examples, Grant shares thought-provoking actions and activities based on the five laws of stratospheric success that you can start doing today.

At the end of the show, we honor the life of Dr. Gayle Carson. An inspiration to many in the consulting and speaking world. She once owned a chain of Modeling Schools, and taught and coached in many areas. Later in life, she became a media coach and helped numerous women enter the world of podcasting. Dr. Gayle received over 60 national awards, including having been inducted into The Consulting Hall of Fame. Dr. Gayle passed away on August 1, 2021 and will missed by many.

In this episode of the #bemore with Ingomu podcast show we speak with guests Bonnie Marcus, award winning entrepreneur, Forbes contributing writer, and executive coach, and Romy Newman, founder of FairyGodBoss about conquering gender and age bias.

Bonnie Marcus discusses the impact of age and gender bias on the individual and the company or organization they work at. We talk about the role the individual can play in addressing the problem, and how company leadership can overcome gender and age bias, and the positive impact of doing so.

Romy Newman delves into how women can best apply their skillsets in the current job market, and what women need to do to successfully compete for positions that are available in today's market. Romy also talks about Imposter Syndrome and what women can do to move beyond these feelings.

In this episode of the #bemore with Ingomu podcast show we speak with guests Shereen Thor and Rhonda Sher about living consciously with technology.

Technology is a very dynamic tool that can enhance our lives tremendously. However, recent studies have shown that it can be as addictive as narcotics. Shereen Thor discusses how to create balance, focus and peace of mind in our life as it relates to our relationship with technology. We talk about the negative impact excessive use of technology can have on our physical and mental health, and relationships. Shereen shares the steps you can take today to start creating a healthy relationship with technology.

Rhonda Sher shares how she uses technology to facilitate living more consciously and supports physical and mental health, and relationships. She shares how she creates balance and unplugs.