Send us a text If nothing changed in your life over the next five years, would you still be happy? That’s the question my guest, Sadok Ben-Khelifa, uses as a mirror, and maybe, a wake-up call. When I first heard Sadok speak at an event alongside Les Brown, his message cut through the noise. Here was a man who had everything most people chase, success, status, a great career in tech and finance—and yet, he was two weeks away from quitting it all. No plan. No backup. Just burnout. In this episo...
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Send us a text If nothing changed in your life over the next five years, would you still be happy? That’s the question my guest, Sadok Ben-Khelifa, uses as a mirror, and maybe, a wake-up call. When I first heard Sadok speak at an event alongside Les Brown, his message cut through the noise. Here was a man who had everything most people chase, success, status, a great career in tech and finance—and yet, he was two weeks away from quitting it all. No plan. No backup. Just burnout. In this episo...
Millennials & Boomers: Why Every Generation Matters in Business
Success Thru Connections
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Millennials & Boomers: Why Every Generation Matters in Business
Send us a text What happens when a millennial, a Gen Xer, and a baby boomer walk into a panel? You get a room full of laughter—and a moment that made me stop and reflect. In this solo episode of Success Through Connections, I’m diving into something that’s been on my mind lately: how generations interact in the workplace… and what happens when we stop listening to each other. It all started with a moment at a women’s conference. A casual comment from a millennial panelist about “not needing n...
Success Thru Connections
Send us a text If nothing changed in your life over the next five years, would you still be happy? That’s the question my guest, Sadok Ben-Khelifa, uses as a mirror, and maybe, a wake-up call. When I first heard Sadok speak at an event alongside Les Brown, his message cut through the noise. Here was a man who had everything most people chase, success, status, a great career in tech and finance—and yet, he was two weeks away from quitting it all. No plan. No backup. Just burnout. In this episo...
