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Kim Bode poses holding a postcard that reads, "No."
May 20, 2026

Adaptation Doesn’t Mean Lowering the Bar.

Communication, critical thinking, problem-solving, professionalism, time management, accountability, resilience, adaptability; these are the skills employers need, and the ones we never thought we would have to teach.  If you’re sick of seeing posts, videos, or events of me talking about this…well, too bad. It is the biggest hurdle businesses are facing right now, and it’s […]
Kim Bode sitting next to text that says, "Bode 2.0"
April 2, 2026

Power in the Uncomfortable

Every major decision I’ve made in my life has come out of something traumatic. I guess it’s why I tell people: Trauma may have built you, but it doesn’t define you. The biggest one was deciding to pivot the business I’ve spent almost 20 years building to focus on learning, or as I call it, […]
Woman holding megaphone with the phrase, "What's a Man Gotta Do. Or, Why Women Are Quitting Men"
March 26, 2026

What’s A Man Gotta Do

This is the much-requested, much-anticipated sequel to The Gray Wave: Why Women Are Leaving. Men, consider this your notice. Dear Men, If the amount of effort you’ve put into your relationship is any indication of your willingness to do anything, it is highly unlikely you’ll read through all of this… so below is the summary: […]
David and Goliath with the phrase, "Flip the Script" behind them.
March 19, 2026

Flip the Script

If you’ve heard me speak or watched any of my clearly professionally produced videos, you’ve probably caught a reference to the story of David and Goliath. Maybe it’s my CRC upbringing, but I’ve always been fascinated by the story of this young kid kicking the ass of a 7 ft giant…which is not really how […]
Kim's dog, Joey, sits next to the words, "David and Goliath."
January 14, 2026

David & Goliath

Your “Disadvantages” Are Your Advantages The David and Goliath story we were all told in Sunday School…yeah, it wasn’t true. See, David knew exactly what he was doing and he knew how easy it would be to defeat Goliath. It was everyone else (isn’t that always the case) who shaped our childhood stories. We were […]