Stephen Pollan

Television

VIDEO 1: Die Broke on Oprah: The Oprah Winfrey Show; ABC; Duration: 7:29 minutes; Quicktime 13.6 MB | Windows Media 12.1 MB

VIDEO 2: Pay Cash: The Oprah Winfrey Show; ABC; Duration: 1:12 minutes; Quicktime 2.2 MB | Windows Media 1.9 MB

VIDEO 3: Quit Now: The Oprah Winfrey Show; ABC; Duration: 2:00 minutes; Quicktime 3.6 MB | Windows Media 3.2 MB

VIDEO 4: Don't Retire: Writer's Block; Borders Bookstore; Duration: 4:21 minutes; Quicktime 7.8 MB | Windows Media 7.1 MB

VIDEO 5: It's All in Your Head: Money Scope; ABC; Duration: 3:22 minutes; Quicktime 6.1 MB | Windows Media 5.4 MB

VIDEO 6: Second Acts: Today Show with Matt Lauer; NBC; Duration: 5:42 minutes; Quicktime 10.1 MB | Windows Media 9.2 MB

VIDEO 7: Die Broke: One on One; CNN Fortune; Duration: 6:36 minutes; Quicktime 11.9 MB | Windows Media 10.7 MB

Podcasts

AUDIO
Your Brand (wav)
"More important than your resume," says Stephen, "is your brand." In this podcast, Stephen explains why your career "brand" is critically important in today's job market, and gives you practical advice on how to develop yours.

The Right Words (mp3)
What should you say exactly the next time, for example, you have to speak with your boss? Hint: Don't wait until the meeting to think about it. In this latest podcast, Stephen explains why preparation is as critical for what you say as what you write — and shows you how to get ready.

Ask For a Raise... Now (mp3)
"Americans make a big mistake when asking for a raise," Stephen says. "They wait." Don't wait. Approach your employer now for a pay increase. Stephen explains how in this podcast.

Life Begins at Forty (Really) (mp3)
"Forty is the starting gate," Stephen says, as he urges you to shuck off the calendar and live life according to your own timeline, not society's or your parents'. Stephen explains how in this podcast.

Performance Reviews (mp3)
Whether you're expecting a pat on the back or a kick in the teeth, a performance review fills most employees with dread. In this month's podcast, Stephen offers his counter-intuitive secrets to taking control of this corporate ritual — and making it work for you.