All of life and work requires interdependence. Interdependence is based on high trust relationships. To grow and keep healthy relationships, we must evaluate each one and take intentional steps to improve them. Watch as Howard gives practical steps for evaluating and improving every important relationship.

Lisa Moak joins Howard on The Way To Work Podcast for a Mother’s Day special! Lisa is the mother of 3 children, and, today, she joins us to talk about how the Working Genius intersects with the wonderful work of motherhood. Her Working Genius is Enablement / Wonder. You’ll hear practical examples of how she enables her husband to be more effective in his work as she idealistically supports her children to be the best they can be.

Kem is a mentor of mentors and is currently Executive Vice President at Wilson Investment Management. Kem has intentionally invested in the next generation through mentoring and discipleship. In this video, he shares his approach to mentoring and demonstrates how mentoring others multiplies our impact for the Kingdom of God.

Kem has made mentoring and discipleship the intentional focus of his life. Thousands of people have been directly impacted by Kem’s intentional approach to life and work, and the multiplying impacts on others are incalculable — which is exactly the way Jesus designed for us to work.

Why does the most influential business book of all time reference marriage, family, and personal relationships over 750 times? Perhaps it is because the most satisfying and joy filled life is deeply relational and highly interdependent.

We are physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual beings who require intentional personal investment in each of these areas in order to live a healthy life. In this video, Charlie McCarty breaks down each of these aspects of our lives and explains how to renew them so that we can be more effective in our life and work.

Brian Moak from Irby Utilities — just back from the Masters and Talladega — joins Howard to discuss how competition creates Win/Win situations not just for our customers but also for our competitors. You’ll hear how reframing how we view competition — in every day sports and work based scenarios — translates into us acting for the benefit of others as we do our very best. 

We are good at being busy, but too often we lack what it takes to fill our own tanks — leaving us worn out, stressed out, depleted, and deprived of what we need most. We are in desperate need of renewal.

Sharda Collier from YoungLives joins Howard to discuss how synergy between people with different gifts and viewpoints can create impactful solutions. You’ll hear how synergy has brought Sharda to where she is in her career and how she is changing the lives of pregnant teen mothers in Memphis.