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Book 101 Review

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  • Book 101 Review

    In its sixth season, Book 101 Review features David Savage, a global energy executive with more than 31 years of sales experience, for an insightful conversation on leadership, resilience, and long-term success in high-stakes industries. This episode explores the lessons learned from decades of navigating complex markets, managing global relationships, and adapting to constant change within the energy sector.

    05/2/2026 | 34 mins.
    David Savage
    The Sage Stage of Life
    As a global energy executive with 31 years of sales experience I bring a tremendous wealth of anecdotal stories which illustrate life lessons and learning.
    I also have a deep knowledge of backpacking and outdoor experiences over the same time span with similar stories about resolving problems and adapting to weather, basically accepting things that we cannot control.
    My Toastmasters background and storytelling ability using humor are what distinguishes me most from other guests.
    But it is my faith journey and the aggregated wisdom of my guests and their stories from my podcast that offers the greatest treasure for your listeners
    My guest is David Savage, podcaster, poet, and author after retiring from a career as a global energy executive.
    His passion is helping other men with the daily spiritual warfare we all face utilizing his lifelong experiences, strong Christian faith, humor, and storytelling skills.

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  • Book 101 Review

    Book 101 Review, in its sixth season, features Maren Perry, Founder and CEO of Arden Coaching, as a guest—bringing a dynamic, relatable, and insightful voice to the conversation. In this episode, Maren shares practical wisdom drawn from her work helping leaders and professionals think more clearly, communicate more effectively, and lead with confidence. The discussion explores how coaching bridges the gap between personal growth and professional performance, emphasizing self-awareness, decision-making, and sustainable leadership habits. With clarity and warmth, Maren translates complex ideas into actionable insights, making this episode both accessible and impactful. Book 101 Review invites listeners to engage with ideas that empower growth, challenge assumptions, and turn reflection into meaningful progress.

    04/2/2026 | 24 mins.
    Maren Perry
    Maren Perry; Founder & CEO, Arden Coaching. Dynamic, relatable, smart guest for podcasts on the HUMAN SIDE of LEADERSHIP. Expert in executive coaching, leadership, and making the host look great!
    f your audience is tired of leadership advice that sounds like it was written by a committee, we’re going to get along.
    My style is direct, smart, and just light enough to make even the tough topics go down easy. I’ve been told I bring energy and charisma to the table — the kind that makes people lean in, laugh a little, and most importantly, take something useful back to their teams on Monday morning. (Think less “trust fall exercise,” more “let’s solve the problems that actually keep you up at night.”)
    I’m Maren Perry, Founder and CEO of Arden Coaching. For nearly two decades, I’ve partnered with CHROs, VPs of HR, and senior executives across some of America’s largest companies to design leadership development that actually sticks. Not the “check-the-box” kind of training, but the kind that transforms people — and by extension, organizations.
    Here’s what your audience can expect from me: not just the “what” and the “why,” but the “how.” How to make leadership development practical instead of theoretical. How to engage senior leaders in coaching when their calendars (and egos) are already full. How HR and talent executives can partner with coaching to make a measurable difference in retention, culture, and performance.
    I’ve seen this in action. One client organization I’ve worked with for over a decade grew tenfold while simultaneously transforming its culture. By coaching leaders at every level — from the C-suite to rising managers — we helped build a workplace where people wanted to stay, contribute, and grow. That’s the power of investing in leadership as a competitive advantage.

    I bring a unique perspective that blends science and humanity. My background in cognitive science means I understand how the brain works under stress, how habits form, and how people actually change. Pair that with thousands of hours coaching senior leaders in industries from healthcare to finance to Major League Soccer, and you’ve got a recipe for conversations that are both insightful and practical.

    If your listeners are HR leaders, senior executives, or anyone responsible for building the next generation of leaders, they’ll walk away with fresh insights, actionable strategies, and a new way of looking at leadership. Because leadership isn’t just about business results — it’s about people. And when leaders get that right, everything else falls into place.

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  • Book 101 Review

    Book 101 Review, in its sixth season, features Vitalii Khyzhniak, a Social Shopping Expert and TikTok Shop Strategist, as a guest, offering a timely and insightful conversation on how content, commerce, and community intersect in today’s digital economy. In this episode, Vitalii breaks down the evolution of social shopping and explains how platforms like TikTok Shop are reshaping the way brands, creators, and entrepreneurs sell products by turning storytelling and short-form video into powerful revenue engines. The discussion explores practical strategies behind audience trust, authentic engagement, and conversion—highlighting why modern consumers buy through connection rather than traditional advertising. Listeners gain clarity on how creators and businesses can position themselves for success in a fast-moving marketplace by aligning content strategy with consumer behavior and platform dynamics. Through this forward-looking dialogue, Book 101 Review expands beyond books alone, examining the narratives, systems, and strategies that define influence, entrepreneurship, and sustainable growth in the age of social commerce.

    03/2/2026 | 28 mins.
    Vitalii Khyzhniak
    Social Shopping Expert | TikTok Shop Strategist
    For 8+ years, I've been in the trenches—Amazon, Walmart, TikTok Shop, Shopify—building the systems that turn platforms into profit centers while most brands were still figuring out their first marketplace listing. I hired my first team when "discovery commerce" was just a theory. Today, I lead over 100 specialists and manage strategy for brands like SanDisk, Faber-Castell, and Mellanni.
    I don't chase trends. I build frameworks.
    While others talk about going viral, I'm building scalable affiliate pipelines, hero-product strategies, and repeatable content systems that generate predictable revenue—not lucky moments. I've watched ecommerce shift from intent-based search to discovery-driven platforms, and I've rebuilt entire operational models to match.
    Based between the U.S. and Poland, I bring a global lens most strategists miss. My work lives at the intersection of performance, operations, and team leadership—helping founders and growth leaders move beyond traditional playbooks and build systems that actually perform.
    No fluff. No agency pitch decks. Just actionable frameworks, real data, and strategic clarity for brands ready to scale in 2026 and beyond.
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  • Book 101 Review

    Book 101 Review, in its sixth season features Michelle Pippin A Thought Leader's Perspective on What the Automotive Industry Teaches Us About Leadership and Gender as my guest.

    02/2/2026 | 25 mins.
    Michelle Pippin
    From Repair Shop to Research: A Thought Leader's Perspective on What the Automotive Industry Teaches Us About Leadership and Gender
    Women don’t usually plan careers in the automotive industry, yet many build long, meaningful careers there without formal preparation or clear pathways. I know this because I lived it. I entered the industry unexpectedly, learned the work on the job, and eventually moved into leadership within independent automotive repair organizations. Along the way, I began to notice patterns in how women were recruited, trained, promoted, and retained, often through informal systems that were never designed with them in mind.
    To better understand those patterns, I stepped into doctoral research focused on women’s career paths in male-dominated industries, using the automotive repair industry as my primary context. My work examines how women develop credibility, acquire complex knowledge, and grow into leadership roles without clear pipelines or formal support structures. I bring both lived experience and research-informed insight to conversations about career development, leadership, and workplace culture.
    Podcast audiences gain practical value from these conversations because they help women make sense of experiences they often struggle to name. I speak to women navigating unplanned career paths, learning in high-pressure environments, and leading teams while managing credibility, relationships, and expectations. Listeners walk away with clearer language for their experiences, a deeper understanding of how careers actually unfold, and insight they can apply to their own leadership and professional growth.
    Hosts often find that this story resonates with audiences beyond the automotive industry. The themes of informal learning, leadership without a roadmap, and navigating male-dominated workplaces apply across trades, business, and organizational settings. Whether an audience is made up of women early in their careers, women stepping into leadership, or leaders responsible for developing others, the conversation offers clarity, perspective, and grounded insight rather than surface-level inspiration.
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  • Book 101 Review

    Book 101 Review — Season Five proudly features John Cousins, an Entrepreneur, Investor, and Award-Winning Bestselling Author whose work bridges disciplined thinking with real-world execution. In this episode, John shares insights shaped by experience—exploring leadership, accountability, and the mindset required to build sustainable success in an uncertain world. His perspective challenges listeners to move beyond inspiration into intentional action, emphasizing clarity, resilience, and long-term vision. This conversation offers practical wisdom for builders and thinkers alike, highlighting how thoughtful decisions compound into meaningful outcomes over time.

    01/2/2026 | 26 mins.
    Entrepreneur, Investor, Award Winning Best Selling Author
    John Cousins (@jjcousins) is an investor, tech founder, and bestselling author of Corporate Finance A$AP and over 60 other books.
    John is the founder of MBA ASAP, which provides training to individuals, over 30,000 students in 165 countries, and corporations including Adidas, Apple, General Mills, Kaiser Permanente, Lyft, PayPal, Pinterest, Mercedes-Benz, and Volkswagen.
    John has taught MBA students at universities worldwide.
    Currently General Partner at Tetraktys Global, a quantitative hedge fund, he is an early investor in many successful tech companies and crypto protocols.
    John was 15 years a public company CEO and CFO of two companies he took public.
    John was the cofounder of Biomoda (IPO 2006), Advanced Optics Electronics (IPO 1999), FoodSentry (epic fail), MBA ASAP, and Tetraktys Global. He holds undergraduate degrees from MIT and Boston University and an MBA from Wharton.
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