Episode 134

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17th Nov 2022

What To Do When Work Sucks?

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No one really likes change, but change happens to us whether we like it or not. But how do we get better at navigating life's ups and downs? Meet on this episode Greg Offner he helps people realize that work doesn't have to suck.  Gregory Offner is a globally recognized expert on performance; the Founder and CEO of Global Performance Institute; and an award-winning international keynote speaker & event emcee. Gregory also spent fifteen years as an internationally renowned dueling piano bar performer, performing professionally on five continents.

Greg is the creator of the TipJar Culture™️ Gregory helps transform the employee experience, or as he likes to say “help take the irk out of work.” His clients include organizations and associations of all sectors and sizes - from Fortune 100 corporations to local chapters of associations.
You can find Greg at his website: http://www.gregoryoffner.com



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Becoming Bridge Builders
Biblical Common Sense for a Divided World
Becoming Bridge Builders is a faith-centered podcast hosted by Rev. Dr. Keith Haney, created for believers who sense God’s call to lead with wisdom, courage, and compassion in a deeply divided world. In an age of cultural confusion, outrage, and fractured relationships, this podcast exists to replace societal absurdity with biblical common sense and Christ-centered clarity.
Each episode explores how God is raising up modern-day bridge builders—men and women equipped to stand firm in truth while extending grace, listening well, and leading with conviction. Through biblical teaching, cultural commentary, and practical application, Becoming Bridge Builders offers fearless yet thoughtful guidance for navigating today’s toughest issues without sacrificing faith or integrity.
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Rev. Dr. B. Keith Haney is a veteran pastor, executive leader, speaker, and author of Guided by Grace: A Narrative to Lead Organizational Change. With decades of leadership experience spanning ministry, non-profit governance, and executive coaching, Dr. Haney has dedicated his life to equipping believers to navigate complex cultural challenges with biblical clarity.

As the host of Becoming Bridge Builders, Dr. Haney brings a fearless yet compassionate voice to today’s most pressing conversations. Passionate about replacing cultural chaos with Scripture-rooted wisdom, he empowers leaders and everyday Christians alike to stand firm in truth, extend grace, and become active agents of reconciliation and transformation in their homes, churches, and communities.