Today's Antidote

Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush dig into the neuroscience of lying, not to mention what some might recall as LLPOF. And nothing burns, but our brains, in this episode.

Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush talk about the four reasons someone might lie or be lied to in a business or leadership situation.

Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush break out into their rendition of Disney's iconic song "Frozen" -- no, actually, they do not. Instead, they talk about how so much of our worrying about outcomes is wasted effort and by letting go of control, we can achieve so much more.

Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush explore what constitutes a lie in business and how to better manage how we see ourselves and our customers.

Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush open a new week of discussions about lying with this powerful episode in which Bob admits to some of the common lies we make in business in the name of success.

In a discussion that deals with prom dates, high school, 40 year anniversaries of high school, business and leadership, cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush evaluate the power of the aftermath of our decisions in the short term and long term.

Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush talk through whether to even do an episode on a day when they have a lot at stake outside of the broadcast. They debate the reality of the situation in this of-the-moment episode you don't want to miss.

Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush talk through what's at stake personally if we don't deal with workaholism or other issues in our business or leadership.

Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush dig into a new week of episodes around what's at stake with our business or our leadership. Today they focus on what's at stake professionally and the mind games we can sometimes play that get in our way.

Cohost Bob Graham admits to the damage he caused by being a workaholic at various times in his career, while cohost Tom Brush says he is reformed.

Cohost Bob Graham shares a lot about how he has always sought approval from his work and cohost Tom Brush provides him with a huge insight in this powerful issue perfect for anyone who is or knows a workaholic.

Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush talk about hiding in their work, how and why it happened, and what they have done about it.

Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush ponder whether their work controls them and the signs they use to figure it out.

Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush explain why they are at work on a holiday and what it means to workaholism, the topic of the week.

Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush take on the challenge of figuring out how and when what isn't working at work affects other aspects of our life. Kicking the cat, dog or whatever is real, and they discuss ways to avoid it as we seek to move from chaos and confusion to confidence and control in all aspects of our lives.

Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush explore how to identify and deal with the root causes of challenges you face. They also offer differing views on how best to react to those situations.

Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush discuss how to tell if something is a permanent challenge or something that's just not working in the moment. Uncover how Tom's view of the situation differs from most people's.

Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush investigate the differences between fact and feedback when looking at what may not be working and they prescribe a way to ensure you don't have an unfortunate knee-jerk reaction.

Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush start a new week of discussions, this time around when things are working. Today, they talk about how you know when things aren't working, and several of their viewers/listeners contribute important information that shifts their thinking.

Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush explore the value of change, with very different opinions on its value and a lot of audience comments interspersed.

Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush explore when and how to decide if it's time to change back from a prior change using real-world examples.

Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush don't talk about when nature calls (well, for a second), but rather when situations outside of anyone's control can affect change.

Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush explore what happens when we have to make changes in response to someone else's actions.

Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush explore a new topic this week: making changes. In this episode, they talk about what happens when you make a change and it leads to other changes or reactions, and how to deal with it.

We've all done it. We've made a commitment and for one reason or another, we break it. It happens. And it's something that can slow you down on your path to success. Cohosts Bob Graham and Tom Brush tackle this topic, using real examples from Bob's life, and they give tips for how to prevent it from happening in the future.