At the crossroads of science and business, I blend research-backed insights with career strategy to help people and organizations grow, find purpose, and thrive in a changing world.
From startups to Fortune 500 firms and Big 4 professional services – experience you can trust.
White papers, special reports, ebooks, columns and blogs – words that have shaped how leaders think and act.
Financial Services, Talent & Recruiting, Technology, Government & Public Sector, Professional Services, Healthcare & Life Sciences – a wide-angle view of business and workforce challenges.
Mission. Helping you design your next career chapter with purpose and confidence.
Every career story is different. I bring real-world experience and proven frameworks to help you uncover what matters most and create a meaningful second act — for both today and tomorrow.
Credentialed as a Certified Career Services Provider (CCSP) by the National Career Development Association (NCDA), I help clients navigate career transitions with insight, proven strategies and practical tools in individual and group settings.
Learn MoreIn a field where so much advice can feel self-serving, Ed stands out as a steady ship in rough waters, guiding professionals with clarity, integrity and purpose.
Ed’s creative ideas flow naturally and spark new ways of thinking. His support enabled me to see challenges clearly and move forward with confidence.
Even coaches need a coach, and Ed helped me open the door to a new niche market and grow my client base.
Ed really gets the power of networking and loves helping others unlock their potential. He’s studied the blueprints for success, added his own insights, and is passionate about guiding others to reach their goals.
More than 35 years ago, Robert Cialdini’s groundbreaking book Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion laid the foundation for understanding how humans are persuaded and why we make decisions.
Psychological studies reveal how personality, media and cultural narratives shape our fascination with spirits. Many of us have encountered the eerie and unexplainable: a shadow moving in an empty room, a whisper in the dark, or a feeling of being watched when no one’s there.
Research shows that films have the power to foster deeper understanding and compassion for people who are different from us. In a study published in the journal, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Stanford psychologists explored how films that dramatize real events can influence empathy.
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