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"Future Groove" explores the future of work and the efforts being made to prepare students to thrive in a wide range of high-wage, high-growth business sectors with ever evolving skills and expectations. Our conversations aren't just limited to traditional industries where guidance counselors and parents historically steered students. We invite educators and industry leaders to share perspectives based on their experiences. We hope to make listeners better informed when making career path decisions. “Future Groove” aims to build an ecosystem in California and beyond who are interested in ...

Calling all trucker heroes and insurance wranglers! Buckle up for another wild ride with the Trucking Risk and Insurance Podcast. Two grey-bearded safety guys take their irreverent look at the trucking pitfalls, risks, and trouble with trucking insurance. They invite the trucking elite on the show to discuss.This week, John and Chris, are swerving past potholes of peril to deliver the straight goods on keeping your rig safe and your insurance rates lower than a limbo dancer in flip-flops. We’ll be dodging disasters, dissecting dispatches, and dishing out tips hotter than fresh asphalt. So, ...

Each week, we surface the most important societal shifts, consumer sentiments, and marketplace trends leaders need to know to stay in lockstep with consumers' shifting desires. Grounded in weekly polling data, ATW is hosted by NYT bestselling author John Gerzema, CEO of The Harris Poll and futurist Libby Rodney, CSO of The Harris Poll. John @johngerzema is CEO of The Harris Poll | Libby @LibbyG is CSO of The Harris Poll

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I work four to six days a week, 12 hour shifts, and make between $350 and $550 per shift, but I realize that I have just enough to pay all my bills with nothing left as I look forward to the next paycheck. I love this profession! This is my passion! But can't I be better financially while still doing what I love? The answer is found in this book.