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This episode of *The Common Bridge* is part of a special 21‑part series of interviews recorded with healthcare leaders from across Michigan during the 2026 Mackinac Policy Conference, in partnership with the Michigan Health and Hospital Association. In these short conversations, with his guests, Rich explores regulation, cost pressures, workforce challenges, and the future of Healthcare in Michigan and around the Country. A rule written in 1906 still helps decide what “counts” as learning in Michigan classrooms and we think it’s long past time to rethink it. From the Mackinac Policy Conference, we sit down with former Michigan Governor Rick Snyder to unpack how seat time requirements can quietly block the most practical kinds of education reform: project-based learning, competency-based credit, and interdisciplinary courses that feel like the real world students are about to enter. We dig into what a student-centered, real-life results model looks like when districts are actually allowed to try it. That means combining subjects (like English with history), connecting math to skilled trades, and building programs where learners demonstrate mastery instead of just logging hours. Snyder explains the bipartisan push behind current Michigan legislation and why local approval matters, with educators and parents closest to students helping shape innovation plans. We also connect education policy to the healthcare workforce pipeline. Michigan hospitals and clinics need motivated talent, and early exposure to health careers can turn school into something students want to show up for. We talk about programs already training future phlebotomists, rad techs, lab techs, and other in-demand roles, plus the “durable skills” that matter even more as artificial intelligence reshapes work: teamwork, critical thinking, and smart use of new tools. If you care about Michigan education, career and technical education, healthcare staffing, or economic growth, this conversation delivers a clear argument for changing the rules so communities can build modern pathways. Subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave a review with your take: should schools measure learning by time or by results? Support the show Engage the conversation on Substack at The Common Bridge!

In Case You Missed It... 👉 Top 5 Strategies to Build Your Wealth! https://youtu.be/xpC_ccNN6m0?si=fv_6ytjoxXspBNi0 👉 What NO ONE Tells You About Being a Paid College Athlete… https://youtu.be/XvF81B8QP-E 👉 5 Ways to Invest When Interest Rates Fall! https://youtu.be/f4ZN3BMYRsk?si=UAMOuQ-8PoMj5pQ_ 👉 Top 5 Financial Tips for 2024! (MUST WATCH) https://youtu.be/3wKkk0W0CEU?si=KC-M0kxH7lqo8uFp What happens when real-world business experience meets public leadership? In Season 6 Episode 11 (EP. 133) of the What Dewey Do? Podcast, Rick Snyder, former Michigan Governor and CEO and Co‑Founder of SensCy shares lessons from scaling a billion‑dollar company, navigating Detroit’s historic bankruptcy, and leading a state through economic recovery. We explore public‑private collaboration, cybersecurity for small and mid‑sized businesses, and why practical problem‑solving matters in building strong institutions and sustainable growth. If you’re curious how disciplined business thinking can improve leadership, protect organizations, and create real economic opportunity, this episode delivers thoughtful insights you can apply right away. Press play and hear how experience, humility, and action can drive better outcomes in both business and public life. Quotes: - Dewey Steffen: "Hard work and sacrifice at the beginning matter more than comfort. You have to grind early if you want long-term opportunities later" - Rick Snyder: "Everything has a cost, and every choice carries an opportunity cost. If you commit to one path, you give up the chance to pursue another.” - Rick Snyder: "Success comes from commitment, not doing things halfway. To lead, you have to be excellent at a core skill before moving into bigger roles." Rick Snyder is the former Governor of Michigan and the CEO and Co-Founder of SensCy, bringing a business-minded approach to public leadership. As Michigan’s 48th governor, he led the state through a period of major fiscal and economic reform, eliminating a $1.5 billion structural deficit and restoring long-term financial stability. Known for his philosophy of “Relentless Positive Action,” Rick focused on solving problems without blame while driving measurable results. His leadership helped strengthen Michigan’s economy, create hundreds of thousands of private-sector jobs, and renew confidence in the government as a service organization. FB: https://www.facebook.com/GovernorRickSnyder/ LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/governorricksnyder/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/senscy/ SensCy LI: https://www.linkedin.com/company/senscy/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/SensCy.SMO/ ➡️ WDD TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@whatdeweydopodcast ➡️ WDD Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatdeweydopodcast ➡️ WDD Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/whatdeweydo ➡️ GLW YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@GLWealth Thanks for watching! What Dewey Do? is a podcast by Great Lakes Wealth ( www.greatlakeswealth.us ) and executively produced by Evry Media (<a href='h

In this week’s episode of Sixcess Stories, Kristina and Eric sit down with Rick Snyder to talk about the intuitive journey that took him overseas, the identity work that helped him break free from old patterns, and how these shifts allow him to support leaders in stepping into their next level. Rick Snyder is an executive coach, author, and CEO of Invisible Edge , where he helps mission-driven teams strengthen alignment, trust, and performance. With over 20 years of studying human behavior, experience launching multiple businesses, and a global perspective shaped by years living and working abroad, Rick brings a unique approach to leadership development. Sixcess Stories is a collection of real, honest conversations with the incredible members of the SIX° Community about leadership, intentionality and the positive impact of developing deep, meaningful relationships in business and in life. Timestamps: [00:04:15] Check-In: High of the Week [00:07:30] Beginnings in Psychology [00:14:28] Following Your Intuition [00:18:15] Curiosity, Exploration & Childhood Trouble [00:21:30] Spiritual Freedom, Jesuit School & Counterculture [00:30:26] Most Memorable Destinations & Standout Meals [00:41:56] Building Trust When the Stakes Are High [00:47:00] Inner Work and Challenging Limiting Beliefs [00:53:00] Engagement Story & Avoiding Divorce [01:00:00] AI + Psychedelics: The Vision Journey [01:08:00] Plant Medicine, Insights & Integration Work [01:12:00] Evolving Music Tastes [01:19:00] Reinforcement: Looking Ahead - - - - - - [01:22:00] Deep Dive [01:23:15] Patterns, Parents & Who We Choose in Love Connect with the SIX° Community: Website LinkedIn Lead on Purpose. Connect with Intention. New episodes drop weekly on Tuesdays. Your next breakthrough is just one connection away.

In this episode of The Intuitive Leader, I sit down with Rick Snyder, founder of The Invisible Edge and author of Decisive Intuition. We talk about how leaders can tune into the invisible conversations happening in every room, the ones that aren’t spoken, but often felt and are crucial to good leadership. We explore how intuition works, how it differs from emotional reactivity, and how leaders can begin to develop intuitive skills in practical ways. Rick brings lived wisdom and whether you’re in leadership, building a company, or navigating personal decisions, this conversation helps you understand the power of your inner signals. Enjoy the conversation! Links to Rick and The Invisible Edge Invisible Edge website: https://invisible-edgellc.com/ Decisive Intuition book: https://tinyurl.com/mtym3zr3 Linkedin profile: linkedin.com/in/rick-snyder-80ab8761 Leadership Academy online courses: https://invisible-edgellc.com/iela-main/ Community: https://www.intuitiveleader.net/community Webinars: https://www.intuitiveleader.net/webinars Podcast: https://www.intuitiveleader.net/podcast Email: maurice@intuitiveleader.net Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mauricejenkens/ Links to Maurice MasterClass Decoding Intuition™: https://www.intuitiveleader.net/masterclass

Wondering how to shield yourself from the rising tide of cyber threats? Do you have a small or medium-sized business with limited resources for a dedicated IT security staff? Fret not, as we bring you insights straight from cybersecurity experts, Rick Snyder, the 48th Governor of Michigan, and Dave Bint, the co-founder and Chief Client Success Officer of SenSai. Join us as we journey through their professional sagas, discuss the inception of SenSai, and explore why cybersecurity is a concern that no one can afford to overlook. Your business could be the next target on a cybercriminal's list. With Dave Bint at the helm, we delve into the vulnerabilities that small and medium-sized organizations face. Listen in as we dissect the tactics used by cybercriminals to breach security systems and how SenSai offers the much-needed shield. Beyond theoretical discussions, we also examine practical tips such as the use of automatic software updates, password managers, and virtual private networks that can bolster your online security. Last but not least, we discuss the importance of incident response plans and cyber insurance. With an evolving threat landscape, having a proactive and comprehensive plan to handle potential cyber attacks is critical. As Rick and Dave explain the challenges that businesses face in securing cyber insurance and how SenSai can step in to assist, you'll gain remarkable insights on fortifying your digital world. So, tune in for a conversation that promises to change your perspective on cybersecurity. Support the show Engage the conversation on Substack at The Common Bridge!

Send us Fan Mail Rick Snyder started in law enforcement over 27 years ago and continues to serve on a major metropolitan police department. Rick is the president of Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 86 and also serves as the National FOP Chaplain. Rick has been vocal about the issues involving police reform for many years and I was pleased to have an opportunity to talk to Rick about the state of policing and the war on cops. Rick had so much more to say, but do to technical difficulties and schedule conflicts we had to postpone the second part of the interview. Don’t worry though, Rick will be back on and we will dig deeper into the issues at a later date because that’s the story we have to tell.

Rick Snyder has a Masters in Psychology, is the author of Decisive Intuition, and the Founder and CEO of Invisible Edge. He speaks to businesses and organizations regularly and has been featured in Forbes, The Economist, Inc., CNBC, and Fast Company.

What does intuition have to do with your career success? Quite a bit, it turns out. Rick Snyder is a business coach and author, among other things. He and his team are working on helping individuals and businesses listen to their intuition— and find success. I had the chance to speak with Rick about his work, his new book. We dove deep into the concept of intuition and how harnessing your intuition may be the key to unlocking your next big move. In this episode you'll learn: What Rick does How Rick defines "intuition" Rick's work journey One secret successful entrepreneurs share Rick's personal experience of career transitions How to use intuition to guide your career change How to know if it is intuition that you are feeling (and not something else) The key to knowing intuition How Rick has navigated seasons of uncertainty How to trust the deeper intelligence that we all have About Rick's new book The three dimension of intuition How to describe the outcome of the intuitive business How to make decisions in an intuitive way Signs or language of intuition Intuition vs practicality How to start practicing decisions with intuition How to test your calling Rick’s mission in the world Show notes at: https://themeaningmovement.com/​rick

Rick Snyder , a business coach, writer, speaker, and consultant, has launched several businesses and is an expert in mentoring, training, and teaching others how to utilize the process of bringing intuition into an effective business plan and company culture. He is CEO of Invisible Edge™ and author of “Decisive Intuition.” “keep listening to that deeper voice inside you and to also make sure you have some mentors and trusted advisers that are in your life that you can really go to as a sounding board especially when times get tough or you doubt yourself. It’s so important to have those influences in your life that you can go to that you trust that keep you on track to what’s most important”…[Listen for More] Click Here for Show Notes To Listen or to Get the Show Notes go to https://wp.me/p6Tf4b-74y

Today's interview is with Rick Snyder. Rick is the owner of Invisible Edge™ and the author of Decisive Intuition. He serves as a trusted advisor, mentor, and strategic partner for forward-thinking executives and companies. He has launched four businesses and combines that experience with over fifteen years of studying human behavior to advance intuitive skills into his clients’ business plans and company cultures. His breakthrough strategies have been implemented by executives and businesses in Europe, North America, Asia, and Africa. The past few years, he has lived in France and the UK, and brings a global perspective to his teachings. We discuss: Harnessing your intuitive intelligence. How to deal with your different intuitive languages. Creating space for intuition to find you. Distinguishing between intuition and inner critic. Resources Mentioned In The Episode Book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07JBTG88W/ Website: https://invisible-edgellc.com/ Previous Appearance On As Told by Nomads: https://uydmedia.com/igniting-intuitive-intelligence-with-rick-snyder/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's interview is with Rick Snyder, an American-born, Paris-based CEO of Three Hats , a leading business consulting firm. Snyder is an international business coach, writer, speaker, and consultant who has launched three businesses. He is an expert in mentoring, training, and teaching others how to utilize the process of bringing intuition into an effective business plan and company culture . Having lived the past few years in France, Snyder brings a global perspective to his teachings. His breakthrough strategies have been implemented by executives and businesses in Europe, Canada, Asia and America. We discuss the following: Why he believes people should use intuition to guide their decisions in business and in life How one can one leverage a gut feeling to make the right hiring or firing decision How the European approach to building a stronger company culture is different from how America does it Resource Mentioned In The Episode Three Hats Website: http://www.three-hats.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

An interview with GOP candidate for governor, Rick Snyder; analysis of his debate with Democrat Virg Bernero; the tight race for Kent County's 29th Senate district are topics on this week's Talking Michigan Politics with Press editors Jeff Cranson and Ed Golder.

Join Wayne Bradley with Guest Rick Snyder as we discuss how to Fix Michigan. A proud, native Michigander, Rick is running for Governor because he believes it’s time for a leader with a strong entrepreneurial background to bring a fresh approach and take this state in a new direction. He wants to reinvent Michigan, restore hope to people, and overcome today’s challenges with long-term solutions so that Michigan can move into an era of innovation. . From 1991 to 1997, Rick served as Executive Vice President—and then President and COO—of Gateway, Inc. During his tenure at Gateway, the company grew from a privately-held $600 million company with less than 1,000 employees, to a publicly-traded (NYSE) Fortune 500 company with revenues in excess of $6 billion and over 10,000 employees. In 1997, Rick left Gateway and returned home to Michigan so that he could utilize his experience to reinvigorate the Michigan economy and raise his family here. He invested back into his home state by founding Avalon Investments, Inc., a venture-capital firm focused on new technology. Over three years, Avalon invested in 24 companies in Michigan and around the United States. A With Michigan’s economy continuing its downward spiral, unemployment soaring, young people abandoning the state, and the failure of career politicians in Lansing, Rick has decided it’s time to offer the state his leadership. After traveling Michigan for several months on a listening tour, Rick announced his candidacy for Governor on July 21st and is sharing his positive vision, developing long-term solutions and encouraging people to join him in his effort to reinvent Michigan and begin an era of innovation.