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Become Future Proof

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We are celebrating 20 years on the Voice America Network. 

AI is moving fast, and it's natural to wonder what that means for our jobs. Join us for a reassuring look at why many careers aren't going anywhere. Jobs that depend on human connection, creativity, good judgment, and hands-on skills—like nursing, teaching, skilled trades, art, and leadership—are especially hard to replace.

 Dr.. "Cat" Greenberg shares how the future of work is less about replacement and more about focusing on what humans do best naturally: empathy, adaptability, and solving real-world problems to become "Future Proof".

We cover Cathy's diverse background, her books, work with first responders, cutting-edge DNA research and what she is most excited about these days.

Join us for a reassuring look at why many careers aren't going anywhere.

Dr. Cathy Greenberg, PhD is a fearless empath, scientist of happiness, and one of the world's leading authorities on emotional intelligence, leadership, and human performance under pressure. With more than 25 years of experience working across Fortune 100 companies, healthcare systems, government agencies, and elite military and public safety organizations, she is known for translating cutting-edge neuroscience, behavioral science, and positive psychology into practical tools leaders can actually use—especially when things get messy.

A #1 best-selling author, executive coach, and keynote speaker, Dr. Greenberg has advised senior leaders, boards, and special operations communities on how to build courage, resilience, and emotional stamina in high-stakes environments. Her work bridges science and real life, helping leaders master fear, regulate stress, and lead with clarity, compassion, and conviction when it matters most. 

For more information on emotional intelligence and to get a free eBook, "6 Reasons Why All Leaders Need Coaching," go to https://drrellynadler.com.

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