Using your influence for positive personal growth can change your life. In this throwback episode, Dr. Geneva talks about the vision behind the Ignite2Impact podcast to help people unleash their influence and create extraordinary impact in organizations, within the community,

We’ve come thru one of the most challenging years ever. 2020 was a time no one was prepared for or predicted. Yet, the year started with The Vision 20/20 Experience, on Monday, January 20, 2020 at the historic Hotel St.

How do you plan for your career? Setting goals is an essential component of the career planning process. For a satisfying, successful career, you need goals. Join Dr. Geneva and her guest, Judge Leonia Lloyd, well known author, lawyer, and district court judge, as

What’s the link between happiness and health? If you’re happy, you may be giving great benefits to your health, scientific evidence says. It seems being happy helps boost the immune system, reduce pain, protect against heart disease, and help fight

Do you sometimes feel you don’t have a clue about what you’re doing? That you seem to be in a fog,  walking in the dark, or going in circles because you don’t really have a vision or clear sense of

Are you thinking about changing careers? Or perhaps needing to pivot your business? Do you dream of a new career but don’t know how to make it happen? Get inspired and pick up some great advice in this conversation with

Are you really good at setting goals but sometimes don’t do so great on the achieving end? Join master leadership coach Dr. Geneva on her 100th Ignite2Impact podcast as she shares the 4 top secrets to achieving success thru goal

What comes to mind when you think about getting old? Do you think frail and helpless or active and vibrant? Do you worry about aging?  Let’s join the conversation with Dr. Geneva and Wendy Adlerstein, executive and gerontology expert, as

Do you dream big but never seem to get what you want? You aim high but reaching goals never seems to happen and you’re not sure what you’re doing wrong. You’re not alone. According to Forbes, almost 92% of people