Everybody, Be Cool!
in the media
In this illuminating episode of Rising Authors Interviews, Hussein Al-Baiaty and I talk about: 🔍 looking for the American dream through work ❤️🔥 workplace and life lessons from my uncle 🙏🏽 📈 generations in the workplace (from the silent gen to gen z) and trends 🤔 the collective 🌎 how self-awareness/discovery/development at work can help heal the world 🙏🏽 We talk about how I wrote “Everybody, Be Cool!” as a guide to my younger self and a plea to the workplace and the world to elevate the ✨collective✨ vibe through our individual development. “Everybody, Be Cool!” contains humor, stats, personal anecdotes, and marketing, learning, branding, HR, and life insight.
"Thriving as an Individual Contributor, Embracing Power Skills, & the Myth of Workplace Vulnerability" on the 'It Gets Late Early' podcast. Ever feel like you're trying to navigate a corporate obstacle course while juggling flaming torches and keeping your cool? Like you're supposed to be "authentic" but also "professional," vulnerable but not too vulnerable? Well, today we're diving into the workplace circus with Hanan Harb Sahourieh, the brilliant mind behind Everybody Be Cool - a book that's basically your survival guide to the modern workplace.
Hanan was the Keynote Speaker for the Association of Talent Development (ATD) Sacramento Learning Conference that took place on November 1st.
Hanan was part of a discussion called "The Motherload Roundtable," where 10 working mothers discusses their challenges navigating motherhood and the workplace.
Cher Jones interviews Hanan for Your Brand at Work podcast/LinkedIn Live
