Vietnam Memories, Work Etiquette, Women Smarter Than Men

Memories of Vietnam (20:11) Terry Herschal served as a medic in Vietnam. In honor of Veterans Day we revisit this interview Dr. Matt Townsend conducted back in 2012. Terry Herschal shares the story of how and why he chose to serve his country, when he was shot, when he had to take a life, and why America needs to know more about what it means to serve your country.  Excuse Me: The Survival Guide to Modern Business Etiquette (1:08:01) Rosanne Thomas is the Founder and President of Protocol Advisors, Inc. In her position she helps people to achieve personal, professional, and financial success. In the past, Roseanne was employed as the Corporate Account Executive for Tiffany & Co. In this position, she gave business etiquette advice about things such as the correct gifts to give to international clients and also how to entertain customers and build business relationships with them. Rosanne is the author of Excuse Me: The Survival Guide to Modern Business Etiquette. When you think of etiquette you probably think of knowing the difference between your salad and dessert fork at an upscale dinner party. But, did you know that business etiquette is also equally essential? Business etiquette can be confusing sometimes, especially with the use of cell phones. Roseanne Thomas is here today to share with us how to use proper business etiquette to create an atmosphere of respect and a way for everyone to succeed.  Liana Tan - Meet Cute (1:31:12) According to Wikipedia ... In film and television, a meet cute is a scene in which a future romantic couple meets for the first time. The term has existed since at least the early 1940s. This type of scene is a staple of romantic comedies. Producer Liana Tan shares some stories about how famous people, like Walt Disney and J.K Rowling, met their future spouses.  Why Women are Smarter Than Men (1:58:48) Travis Bradberry, Ph.D., world-renowned expert in emotional intelligence, award-winning coauthor of Emotional Intelligence 2.0, and the cofounder of the world’s leading provider of emotional intelligence tests, TalentSmart. It’s been a long debate on recess playgrounds everywhere who is smarter- girls or boys. Well this recent study suggests that maybe we have some data to support an answer to that question. And the answer is girls- when it comes to “Emotional” intelligence, anyway. Travis Bradberry, cofounder of the world’s leading provider of emotional intelligence tests, TalentSmart, discusses a study they conducted that tell us what emotional intelligence is and how men and women’s scores differed.