In this special episode of "What's the Day? Live!", we celebrate National Mentoring Month with esteemed guest Deborah Heiser. Deborah, an applied developmental psychologist, CEO of The Mentor Project, and author of "The Mentorship Edge," shares her invaluable insights on the transformative power of mentorship. Join us as we delve into the benefits of mentoring, from personal growth to professional development, and explore how effective mentorship can make a significant impact on our lives. Tune in to discover practical tips, inspiring stories, and expert advice on finding and becoming a mentor. Whether you're looking to be mentored or to mentor others, this episode offers a wealth of knowledge and inspiration. Don't miss out on this enlightening conversation that highlights the essential role mentors play in fostering success and creating meaningful connections. 🎙️💡

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In this episode, we celebrate Sustainable Entrepreneurship Day with Louise Edmonds, the inspiring business owner of Carbon Sync, a company dedicated to helping farmers improve soil health while generating carbon credits. This day, observed globally, emphasizes the vital role of sustainable business practices in creating a healthier planet and fostering economic growth that benefits everyone.

Louise shares her journey as a sustainable entrepreneur, offering insights into her work with Carbon Sync and its impact on agriculture, climate change, and local communities. We delve into the history and purpose of Sustainable Entrepreneurship Day, discussing the importance of balancing profitability with environmental responsibility.

Join us as we explore Louise’s experiences, the challenges and rewards of driving sustainability in business, and practical advice for anyone looking to make a positive difference through entrepreneurship. This conversation is a must-listen for those passionate about sustainability and innovation in business.

In this impactful episode, we observe International Anti-Corruption Day, celebrated annually on December 9th, with our special guest, Charles Key, a former Oklahoma State Representative and advocate for transparency and integrity in governance. This day, established by the United Nations, highlights the global fight against corruption and emphasises the importance of accountability in building fair and just societies. Charles shares his first-hand experience in addressing systemic corruption during his time in public office and his continued efforts to promote ethical practices in leadership. Together, we explore the history and significance of this day, discussing how corruption affects economies, societies, and trust in institutions. Join us for a candid conversation about the challenges of combating corruption, inspiring stories of change, and actionable steps individuals and communities can take to uphold transparency and integrity. This episode is a powerful reminder of the collective responsibility to stand against corruption.