Reputation Radio Takes On Business Stress Management with Special Guest Minister Julius Carson
Reputation Radio Takes On Business Stress Management with Special Guest Minister Julius Carson
Reputation Radio Topic for this Thursday is "Are Business Issues Causing You to Have Faith Issues." This week's episode will feature special guest Minster Julius Carson Radio Host of Church Folk.
New Orleans - On Thursday August 5, 2010 Reputation Radio will tackle the subject of how to handle stress as a business owner. Reputation Radio is proud to welcome special guest Minister Julius Carson - Radio host of Church Folk. Minister Julius Carson was asked to co-host this particular episode because of his experience in handling open forum discussions on business, and spiritual topics.
Reputation Radio has become a huge hit on Blog Talk Radio, and has gradually increased their fan base. Online reputation radio is sponsored by Remove It Now.com and has served as a great platform of outreach for many of its clients.
Many business owners have expressed an appreciation for the topics addressed on Reputation Radio, and have become regular listeners. Reputation Radio format is design to cover topics that are targeted towards corporate, and small business owners.
Tyronne Jacques, host of Reputation Radio says that the response to the show has far exceeded his expectations or anything he could have predicted. "We started out just simply wanting to spread the word about Remove It Now.com, but it has evolved into more of a business talk show with live guess and callers."
Tyronne Jacques went on to say that their show on Thursday, August 5, 2010 will cover the stress of being a small business owner, and how to overcome adversity.
Due to the many challenges of running a small business many business owners now find themselves extremely stressed out, and battling depression. Tyronne Jacques says that the goal of their show on business stress management is simply to give hope to business owners who may feel that they are on a limb.
Reputation Radio is broadcasted live on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10 AM Central Standard Time. All business owners are welcome to call in or co-host the show.
To view upcoming episodes please click the following link http://www.blogtalkradio.com/removeitnow
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