How Corporate America Can Curb Income Inequality and Make More Money (11:24) Wallace J. Hopp, Ph.D., is a Distinguished University Professor at the Ross School of Business located at the University of Michigan. He has been studying work systems in the manufacturing and service sectors for over 30 years. Employees and companies are supposed to work hand in hand to increase productivity in the workplace, increase company earnings, and in bettering the American economy.  Just as parents and children both give and take from each other, employees and companies have a special symbiotic relationship.  What happens when if the employees or the company only act in their own self-interest? Who is the ultimate loser?  Dr. Hopp explains. Divorce Proof your Marriage (1:00:01) James J. Sexton, Esq., is a trial lawyer with two decades of experience negotiating and litigating high-conflict divorces.  Author of “If You’re in My Office, It’s Already Too Late”. Love is a beautiful thing, but when things go sideways in a relationship it can get ugly. According to the American Psychological Association around 45% of first marriages end in divorce. James Sexton shares some ideas on how to divorce proof your marriage. Getting Along with People who are Different from You (1:44:59) Nicole Cunningham is a Master Executive Coach with 15 years of coaching and consulting experience.  Nicole has dedicated her career to assisting companies, individuals and families in Australia, Malaysia, UK, Singapore, and America to understand, change and improve human behavior and relationships. Nicole is a people whisperer, she has an incomparable understanding of all aspects of human nature and she is the creator of the 12 Psychological Inclinations. She is also the COO of Clarity Point Coaching. Nicole shares some ideas on how to get along with people who are different from you.