The Radio Show
Are you excited to get up in the morning and tear into another day? Or do you dread everything about it? Do you ever wonder, "Is that all there is?" Even if what gnaws at you is mostly background, we want to put the bounce back in your step.
Hi. I'm Maureen Anderson, host of Doing What Works -- a nationally-syndicated radio talk show that helps you fix what you don't like about your life. We talk to the experts -- about finding work you love, being healthy, even getting along better with your teenager -- and we share those conversations with you.
I hope you can catch the show on one of dozens of affiliates across the country, but if you never want to miss an interview you can subscribe to the podcast. For quick bursts of inspiration, subscribe to my blog or check out my latest Huffington Post post. For microbursts of inspiration, follow me on Twitter. You can also buy one of my books or hire me as a speaker.
This photograph was taken by Danielle Laporte. It's of my favorite place in the world, Manhattan -- at my favorite time of day, dusk. It looks like you've arrived somewhere exciting, doesn't it? That's how I want you to feel about your life. Starting ... now!
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On the Radio
How important is music education? More important than you might guess! Let violinist Holly Mulcahy serenade you in this most thought-provoking hour of radio. Then we'll teach you -- and me! -- how to be a better negotiator with Stanford professor Margaret Neale in an encore edition of the show. Making music, making more money, having more fun. Listen Sunday from 8-10p Pacific.
In the Blog
Are you really so unusual?
Is it possible to aim too high?
Do you do first things first?
Did you earn what you have?
Four posts a week, here.
There's more at the Huffington Post! XXXXXXXXXX
On Twitter
I heat his coffee. He messes with my head. http://bit.ly/2d8noII
Babies have privacy rights, too. As teenagers they'll love you for remembering! http://huff.to/2cDdga6 via @HuffPostTech
6YO laughs hard at the note I tucked into her backpack this morning. “You should put that in the journal twice!” she says. #TheKaOfKatie
“The members of one’s true family seldom grow up under the same roof.” @JLS_Community via @JoblessMuseSample the Talk Show
