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This is a bold interview.  Tom Darrow is the quintessential entrepreneur whose faith and passion has made it possible for him to live his dream.  As the founder and owner of Talent Connections and Career Spa, he and his team of affiliates have served and impacted the lives of over 500 individuals who have in some way or another, transitioned from one career to another.
Tom Darrow’s interview on Inspiration at Work provides begins with highlights of the 2011 HR Prayer Breakfast which took place at the Cobb Galleria in Atlanta, featuring Ken Blanchard and Bob Lewis. Â He also cast a big vision for the 2012 HR Prayer Breakfast which is to coincide with SHRM’s 2012 Annual Conference in Atlanta.
He quotes the latest research on employee satisfaction stating 84% of employees would like to find other places of employment and outlines some 1,2,3’s of how a “mis-employed” individual might begin the process of hopeful transition.
This is a stimulating interview for HR leaders as well as anyone who may be thinking about a career change. Fantastic interview! Listen in and see if you don’t agree.




One of the most fascinating interviews I have ever done with one of the most insightful and humble leaders on the planet. You will hear Ken’s perspective on “duck behavior” versus “eagle behavior.” You will also hear his passion and plea for business leaders to operate with golden-rule principles. We discuss his latest book, Lead with Luv, which he co-authored with President Emeritus of Southwest Airlines, Colleen Barrett. The interview is chocked full of Blanchard zingers, metaphors and stories and will leave you and your team with a desire to want to make the world a better place. Listen and you will agree, I am sure of it.
If you have ever felt underemployed, under-valued, stuck with no way to move up, here’s hope. I had the privilege to interview Chip Patterson,
Who comes to your mind when you think about self-confidence? Contrary to how some people think, those who are self-confident are not the arrogant, boastful, or the loud. People who operate with a high degree of self-confidence have the ability to easily look over an offense, to build on failures, and to put others at ease when the winds of adversity begin to blow.