Mark Fechner's guest appearances

Mark Fechner

Life Coach Radio Network

Marni Battista

Mason Reese

Amy Phillips

Minou Hexspoor

Anne Phillips

Valerie Greene

Barrie Davenport

Sylvia DeMott

Amy Turner

Raeeka Yaghmai

Luci McMonagle

Reggie Padin

Liv Wheeler

Steve Pieters

Mark Schall

OwlTail

Undivided is a podcast series which seeks to break down the barriers or societal constructs to forge a path to unity and harmony. This next episode will look at unemployment and how society can view those who do not have jobs, especially the long-term unemployed. My special guest will be Mark Fechner. Mark is a Certified Professional Coach, Energy Leadership – Master Practitioner, and COR.E Dynamics Specialist from the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching.  Mark believes in making meaningful connections with people so that his clients can change their lives, their communities and the world for the better.  He does this by helping people understand how stress affects their decisions and blocks them from creating the personal and professional success they desire. Mark received a BA Business from North Park University emphasizing finance.  His professional career has spanned a variety of professions including computer systems analyst and programmer, inside and outside sales, professional musician and bandleader, graphic artist, financial trader, entrepreneur and certified professional coach. Mark lives in Chicago with his wife, daughter and 10yr old Wheaton Terrier. Frank J. Maduri is the Host of Undivided and is a Certified Professional Coach (CPC) and ELI-MP. He is also a professional writer and journalist with numerous news writing credits. He recently published his second book, Reflections on The Passion: A Modern Guide to The Stations of The Cross on Amazon with all proceeds going to charity. His coaching practice focuses on personal development and career transition.Please join us for a dynamic show about a topic that has touched all of us at some point: job loss. The show will provide concrete ways to move forward and help employers to see unemployed candidates in a new light. Please tune in on 10/17 at 7 PM Eastern.

Undivided is a podcast series which seeks to break down the barriers or societal constructs to forge a path to unity and harmony. This next episode will look at unemployment and how society can view those who do not have jobs, especially the long-term unemployed.  My special guest will be Mark Fechner.  Mark is a Certified Professional Coach, Energy Leadership – Master Practitioner, and COR.E Dynamics Specialist from the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching.  Mark believes in making meaningful connections with people so that his clients can change their lives, their communities and the world for the better.  He does this by helping people understand how stress affects their decisions and blocks them from creating the personal and professional success they desire.  Mark received a BA Business from North Park University emphasizing finance.  His professional career has spanned a variety of professions including computer systems analyst and programmer, inside and outside sales, professional musician and bandleader, graphic artist, financial trader, entrepreneur and certified professional coach.  Mark lives in Chicago with his wife, daughter and 10yr old Wheaton Terrier.  Frank J. Maduri is the Host of Undivided and is a Certified Professional Coach (CPC) and ELI-MP. He is also a professional writer and journalist with numerous news writing credits. He recently published his second book, Reflections on The Passion: A Modern Guide to The Stations of The Cross on Amazon with all proceeds going to charity. His coaching practice focuses on personal development and career transition. Please join us for a dynamic show about a topic that has touched all of us at some point: job loss. The show will provide concrete ways to move forward and help employers to see unemployed candidates in a new light. Please tune in on 10/17 at 7 PM Eastern.

"Undivided" Episode #32 - The Unemployment Divide with Mark Fechner