Critical Skills

Dr. Arthur W. Zimiga, Native American Educator and Member of the Oglala Lakota Teton Nation and Charlie Jett Discuss the Critical Skills

Dr. Arthur W. Zimiga, a master and doctorate graduate from the Graduate School of Education, Harvard University, is known nationally and worldwide as a top Native American educator. Dr. Zimiga has presented curriculum material and has lectured on such subjects as Native American Education and business development for the “Cultural Different.” Institutions where he has […]

by Charles C. Jett

Dr. Doug Slakey, Transplant Surgeon and Worldwide Respected Academician and Charlie Jett Discuss the Critical Skills

Dr. Douglas Slakey is Professor and Chief of Surgical Services at Christ Medical Center in Chicago and Program Director of General Surgery Residency at Advocate Aurora Health. Dr. Slakey’s responsibilities include clinical, operations and strategy for in-patient and outpatient, adult and pediatric, surgical services. His mission is to advance and promote safety, outcomes effectiveness and […]

by Charles C. Jett

Bill Carmody, Co-Founder of the Positive Intelligence (PQ) Program, Discusses the Critical Skills with Charlie Jett

Bill Carmody is a master of marketing and sales and an exceptional coach. He is a “maker of millionaires” and is committed to helping more than a million people reach total financial freedom. Bill’s experience has included entrepreneurship, consulting, coaching, writing, volunteering, promoting social justice, and a builder of businesses. In 2020, Bill co-created the […]

by Charles C. Jett

Glain Roberts-McCabe, Founder and President of The Roundtable, and Charlie Jett Discuss the Critical Skills

Glain Roberts-McCabe is the President and founder of Toronto-based THE ROUNDTABLE – a place where leaders can cultivate their leadership skills. Through their innovative and multi-award Roundtable Peer-to-Peer Coaching programs and their “leaders teaching leaders” community, The Roundtable is reimagining the traditional consulting firm model. Prior to launching The Roundtable in 2007, Glain was the […]

by Charles C. Jett

A Reason for “Job Hopping?” Coaches Pam Knox and Charlie Jett Discuss The “Restless” Saboteur

Many individuals get off track during their careers because they become bored or frustrated in their jobs, listen to a headhunter about another job that “sounds delicious,” make the move and find out that they are in the same fix as before. Such “Job Hopping” blurs an individuals skill profile over time – and is […]