In this conversation, Maguire Sharpe explains how understanding yourself, understanding others, and knowing your audience are all vital components of effective communication. Maguire is our eldest son, so we take full credit for the wealth of information he shares in this episode (haha).

Maguire Sharpe is a daily content creator for his accounts on TikTok, Instagram, and Twitch. He prides himself on his incredibly diverse and tight-knit online community. Maguire is also a student at Lake Superior State University where he studies business and marketing, and is a hockey player.

Connect with Maguire:

TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMd1vvSt7/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maguire_sharpe

Twitch: https://m.twitch.tv/maguiresharpe/profile

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maguire-sharpe/

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In this conversation, Madison Sharpe explains why effective communication skills are vital to success in a professional setting. Madison is our eldest daughter, so we take full credit for the tremendous insight she shares in this discussion (haha).

Madison Sharpe is a recent graduate of the Great Lakes Culinary Institute and was accepted into the prestigious Disney Culinary Program. Madison spent last year working and living on Mackinac Island, Michigan, where she was the garde manger lead for Chianti, a fine dining restaurant at Mission Point Resort. Madison is currently working as the lead pastry cook at Congress Hall in Cape May, New Jersey. 

Connect with Madison:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/madison-sharpe

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chefmadisonsharpe

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In this conversation, Chris DenHerder shares why it's important to communicate in an authentic way. He talks about keeping the humanity and emotion in communication, even in professional settings, to develop connections.

In this conversation, Dr. Jennie Sweet-Cushman continues our Communication Foundations Series with insight into building rapport, political knowledge, and community. Late-night burger runs and RBG may or may not be mentioned, too.

Jennie Sweet-Cushman, Ph.D., received her doctorate in political science from Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan (2014) and has taught political science and public policy at Chatham University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania since 2013, where she also served as assistant director of the Pennsylvania Center for Women and Politics (2013-2019). A former congressional campaign manager for former Rep. Bart Stupak (D-Michigan), her research focuses on women's political ambition and representation in the U.S., as well as gender equity in academia. Her work has recently been published in such academic outlets as Political Behavior, PS: Political Science & Politics, and the Journal of Academic Ethics and she is currently working on a book-length project on the impact of role models on political behavior and attitudes in the United States. Her media appearances include Politico, The New York Times, Ms. Magazine, USA Today, as well as regular contributions to state and local print, radio, and television media.

Connect with Jennie:

Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/jenniesweetcush

Website: https://www.jenniesweet-cushman.com

In this conversation, we continue our Communication Foundation Series with Matthew Murawski, who shares how our backgrounds and upbringings shape the way we communicate in marriage, in business, and with friends and family.

In this conversation, we kick off our Communication Foundation Series with Shelly Longenecker, who teaches us that the basis of effective communication is making it all about the other person.

Shelly Longenecker is a wife, mother of 4, author, and founder of Dinner for a Dollar. When her son was diagnosed 10 years ago with several food allergies, she felt completely overwhelmed, believing the myth that she had to spend a fortune on food and all day in the kitchen to feed her family safe, whole foods. She couldn't find anything on the market that taught her how to eat a frugal, simple, allergy-friendly whole food, veggie-forward diet, so she created her own system that ticked all these boxes and turned it into a book to share with you. Shelly is the founder and author of Dinner for a Dollar where she explains how she feeds her family a simple, allergy-friendly, whole food diet with loads of fruits and veggies for $1 per person per meal...and how to do it in about 15 minutes, Monday-Friday. Dinner for a Dollar isn't just a book, it's a whole system, complete with detailed action points to follow along so you can start saving time and money on food right away. To find out more, visit DinnerforaDollar.co and be sure to follow her at facebook.com/dinnerforadollar.

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