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Dr. Susan Bernstein is available for media interviews, including radio shows and podcasts. Listen to her wisdom in these audio and video segments.
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Play a Bigger Game at Work
Creating Work That Truly Fits for You
Embodied Intelligence in the Face of Chaos and Uncertainty
Career Transition: Aligning with Your Inner Purpose and What Moves You
Getting Unstuck
Reality Sandwich: Career Changes
Play a Bigger Game at Work
Join Darien Marshall and Darius Jones, hosts of the “It’s All About You” show on Blog Talk Radio, as they interview Dr. Susan Bernstein about how to change your relationship with work and maximize your ROLE — your Return on Life Energy. This interview is from July 12, 2011.
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Creating Work That Truly Fits for You
Many of us fall into, stumble into, or land in careers that just don’t really fit. Imagine how much more fulfilled you could be if you intentionally crafted work that really fit for you! Now, you have an opportunity to learn how to create work that truly expresses who you are. And discover proven tools that will help you make that possible, based on the innovative research of Dr. Susan Bernstein, who is interviewed by entrepreneur coach Anastasia Netri, who hosts her own show on Blog Talk Radio.
As our world becomes more chaotic and uncertain, Dr. Susan Bernstein is a passionate advocate for tapping into inner wisdom — what she calls “embodied intelligence — to navigate to greater calm, clarity, and confidence. She consults with high-energy professionals and entrepreneurs, and teaches you how to pay attention to the signals of your body to move, step by step, into alignment with what matters most to you. As you learn to “work from within,” you’ll more quickly and easily sense your direction, make smarter decisions, and experience greater fulfillment.
This interview is from October 5, 2009.
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Embodied Intelligence in the Face of Chaos and Uncertainty
It sometimes seems that no matter where you look, the world appears to be falling to pieces. Financial markets have plummeted. People are losing their jobs. The environment is wracked by immense shifts. Yet some people know, in their bones, that despite the turmoil and disarray, opportunities abound for them. How do you find your silver lining in all this mess? Join Allan Holender and Bruce Stewart of Zentrepreneurism as they interview Dr. Susan Bernstein, an expert in optimizing embodied intelligencetm in the face of chaos and uncertainty. She discusses the four forces of panic and how to avoid them. This interview is from February 11, 2009.
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Career Transition: Aligning with Your Inner Purpose and What Moves You
Susan was interviewed on February 7, 2008 by Reality Sandwich host Martin Matthews. This program provides meaningful insight and practical advice to two people considering career changes: one who voluntarily chose unemployment, and another who was several years beyond a career-stalling layoff. Susan explores the increasing trend of people seeking more meaning in their work lives, and discusses career change, finding your own path, dealing with resistance, and “making it happen” for ourselves in today’s increasingly challenging world. The group spoke of the shifting business landscape and influences, while Susan discussed how to learn to trust what “moves” us, especially when you’re ‘re stuck doing what you think you “should” be doing. This is an engaging conversation for those who are disenchanted with work and dreaming of something more fulfilling.
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“Getting Unstuck”, Getting to the Top
Career Seminar Series #3 at Stanford Graduate School of Business on April 4, 2006. View the video here.
Reality Sandwich
Susan was interviewed by Julie Matthews on the radio show “Reality Sandwich.” This is from October 15, 2005.
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