Clueless at The Work Podcast: Recent Episodes
Anthony Garone
Excel in your daily work as we walk through Anthony Garone's book, Clueless at The Work: Advice from a Corporate Tyrant. Learn how to manage yourself, become self-aware, and navigate your life.
Kara Hughes shares her battle with brain cancer, her non-profit for cancer survivors, and what it's like to work full time seeing 32 doctors per month.
Alex Kremer shares his thoughts on Clueless at The Work, shares his escape from agoraphobia, and his career development.
Zuby is an independent rapper, author, speaker, and coach who's gained over 100,000 followers in the past year after years of building confidence and pushing his music on his own, selling 25,000 copies of his CD entirely on his own.
Chris Misterek is a music-pastor-turned-web-developer who went through a painful career transition. He talks about the difficulties that led him to eventually start SelfMadeWebDesigner.com, where he's now thriving as a mentor to others.
Sharon Bondurant is the Founder/CEO of The Finders (#1 tech recruiting firm in 2018 and 2019, Best Places To Work winner) and a professional body builder. Hear her story and her relationship with cluelessness, or as she puts it, "clueless every day."
Clare Kirlin returns to the podcast with stories about gender dynamics, imposter syndrome, and numbers. She is the Director of Marketing at meltmedia in Tempe, AZ.
Clare Kirlin is an expert communicator who is very self-aware and passionate about doing what is right. She shares several great stories about necessary slaps in the face. She is the Director of Marketing at meltmedia in Tempe, AZ.
Adam Smith is an expert on personal, spiritual, and mental transformation. He is a pastor at a large, multi-campus church in southern California. He shares his thoughts on systems and the importance of mental clarity.
Allen Plunkett has run a successful recruiting and staff augmentation firm for 17 years. He shares some of the most common ways candidates fail to succeed.
We face distractions and obstacles every day, some directly and some indirectly. Here's how Andy and I handle them.
Show up to work on time and do well. It's not hard, but a lot of people can't seem to do it.