Carol-Ann Hamilton brings over 25 years’ experience as an organizational development specialist in Fortune 500 and consulting settings to her eldercare ADVOCACY work. An expert in change management, performance coaching and communications, she helps companies and people achieve prosperity, whether in business or personal life. When she faced her own Un–cope-able nightmare, she realized these same skill sets can be used to create urgent transformation within the eldercare industry.

Tough cookies don't crumble! A hard working girl who overcame every day and insurmountable obstacles to emerge victorious, Dr. O'Malley offers road-tested strategies for women everywhere to succeed. Focusing on perseverance, personal responsibility and possibility, she outlines strategies she used to transform from a college drop-out and secretary to emergency room doctor and successful entrepreneur.

Learn how to sell more with less effort with a groundbreaking program developed by Charlie, Eva and Dr. Asoka Jinadasa

Ultra-Economical travel expert Russell Hannon shares a ton of tips on how to make the most of your travel dollar.

Laurie is a communications expert and actor who has helped thousands of people improve their ability to communicate more deeply and experience more success in both business and life.A 30-year veteran performer of film, television

and theater, Laurie has conducted hundreds

of workshops in the corporate world, teaching

teams at all levels to connect more effectively

using skills from the actor’s playbook.

Charlie and Eva have had a lot of great guests who have shared great information over the last four years. They'll take a look back at some of the highlights, and as a reminder, you can hear all of these great guests in our archives

Serial Entrepreneur Dan Castro researching how the ultra-successful person's brain works. What do they see that we can't, and is it possible to learn this trait?

Having a healthy connection with your teenage daughter is not optional; it is foundational for parenting and vital for your daughter’s well-being. Early adolescence starts at nine; you don’t want to dread the next nine while your daughter still lives at home. Listen as Colleen O’Grady shares tips to dial down the drama in your household