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Practical wisdom for better work and life.
Denise Griffitts - Your Partner In Success Radio is a conversational business show built around guests with practical lessons to share. Episodes move from sales discipline and presentation skills to burnout, happiness, purpose, and the personal habits behind better work.
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Denise Griffitts - Your Partner In Success Radio is a business and leadership interview show with a strong bias toward usable wisdom. It favors people with books, frameworks, field experience, and a reason for doing the work they do. The conversations are not limited to revenue or management tactics. They stretch into purpose, burnout, public speaking, happiness, mentorship, sales psychology, mindset, and the emotional cost of achievement. That range gives the show a practical but personal shape. A leadership episode with Jonathan Fanning centers on becoming, intention, and the questions behind achievement. A healthcare conversation with Don Taylor looks at physician burnout and the strain carried by the people responsible for caring for others. Sales-focused episodes with Ben Gay III bring a sharper, more old-school energy, using mentorship and sales infiltration to talk about relationships, human behavior, and discipline. Other guests bring frameworks for changing the odds of success, speaking with presence, reshaping thought patterns, and finding happiness after anxiety or depression. Books matter here. The show often treats a guest's book as a working object on the desk, something to be read, marked up, recommended, and tested against daily life. The pacing is measured, but the talk is lively enough to include side comments, corrections, sponsor reads, and small detours that make the exchange feel lived-in. Its editorial center is clear: better work comes from better judgment, better relationships, and better self-management. It is especially suited to professionals who want advice that sounds like it came from a real conversation, not a slide deck. The show can be candid about hard seasons, difficult family dynamics, burnout, depression, and the pressure to perform. Still, it usually returns to agency. What can be practiced. What can be changed. What can be made more useful tomorrow morning.
Made for: For entrepreneurs, leaders, coaches, consultants, sales professionals, and high achievers who like expert interviews with a personal, practical edge. It also suits listeners working through burnout, confidence issues, or a need for clearer direction.
What sets it apart: The show blends business strategy with lived examples, book-centered conversations, and candid detours that make expert advice feel less polished and more usable. It is as interested in the person behind the performance as the tactic itself.
Host Of The Top 1.5% Globally Ranked Your Partner In Success Radio Podcast, Denise Griffitts, 'Your Partner In Success™ Radio' is a happy nerd in stilettos who works from her beautifully appointed home office with the enthusiastic assistance of her somewhat famous feline office assistants. A long-time online web developer, business creator and marketer, Denise views her incredible entrepreneurially-minded guests as her mentors.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Practical guest conversations turn leadership, communication, sales, and entrepreneurship into methods grounded in recognizable working situations.
Denise Griffiths approaches business through the human skills that make work function: clear communication, persuasive selling, credible thought leadership, resilient leadership, and the ability to change course.
Denise Griffitts has room for your presentation jitters and the driving habits your teen copies.
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A practical guide to the first minute of speaking, built around attention, benefits, credibility, and direction.
Denise Griffiths introduces Isabel Rimmer, founder of Masterclass Training and author of Present with Presence, for a focused discussion of public speaking under pressure.
A plainspoken reset for anyone who has achieved a lot but still feels stuck.
This episode frames success as something that can look settled on the outside while leaving a person anxious and unmoored inside. Denise keeps the focus on that divide, and the strongest moments come from the practical talk about negative people, family ties, and the simple…
A frank talk about growth that treats the messy middle as part of the work.
Denise Griffiths steers the conversation toward transformation as something messy, uncomfortable, and never especially polished, while Rachel Burr, through Butterfly Goo, The Down and Dirty Truth of Transformation, makes the case that the hard parts are part of the work itself.
Driver's education becomes a practical story about safety, parent habits, and real-world distraction.
Denise Griffiths frames driver's education as a practical discussion of safety and family habit, keeping the focus on the pressure points that shape it: distracted roads, mobile phones, crowded systems, and the work of helping a young driver become steady and confident, not…
Don Taylor connects physician burnout with system strain, purpose, and care for the caregivers.
Don Taylor frames physician burnout as a system problem first, not a personal failure by doctors already stretched thin. With more than 40 years in healthcare leadership, including service as a U.S.
A publishing career pivot frames how expertise becomes a clearer platform for business audiences.
Tess Woods' career gives this episode a practical business spine: thought leadership starts with knowing where expertise meets a real audience.
Business leaders, market lessons, real operating stories.
Leadership thinking under real pressure.
Calmer leadership, clearer teams, stronger trust.
Denise Griffitts interviews Tess Woods, founder of Tess Woods PR, who has been sending authors and thought leaders to the podcast for years.
Host Denise Griffitts interviews Don Taylor, a former U.S.
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Glossophobia gets its name right up front, and the episode does not wander far from the problem.
Success had not made Todd Patkin happy.
Denise Griffiths and Ben Gay III frame The Closers Part 2 around 'sales infiltration,' which Ben calls his best sales work.
Denise Griffiths sits down with executive coach and author Rachel Burr to talk about transformation.
Denise Griffiths opens with driver's education, a topic most people do not think about until it is too late.