When he sold Carnegie Steel in 1901 for $480 million, that made him the richest person on earth. That would be the equivalent to $400 billion today. That would make him richer than Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos or Bill Gates. After selling the company he devoted his life to giving away 90% of his fortune, funding over 2,500 public libraries, Carnegie Mellon University, Carnegie Hall in New York City, and The Carnegie Foundation. His belief: "The man who dies rich dies disgraced."

How did Todd bring to life his dream of a chicken finger restaurant and build a $20 Billion net worth in the process? You might be surprised.

How do you go from chasing your dream while doing odd jobs and sleeping in a camper van to people viewing your movies , TV shows and documentaries over 1.3 billion times, and grossing over $5.6 billion from his projects? Tune in to learn more.

Today’s episode is about a guy who turned pain into purpose, turned sleepless nights into bestselling books, and turned a simple podcast into a health movement.  Tune in to find out more.

Fred wrote a paper in college describing his idea for overnight delivery and got a "C". He had the habit of thinking big and trusting his vision. And when the company was almost bankrupt, guess what he did with the last $5,000. He had huevos so big they needed their own zip code.

You might like the prank Ed played on Johnny Carson during the NBA playoffs. For 30 years Ed was Johnny's sidekick on The Tonight Show, and was known for his famous introduction, "Heeeeere's Johnny!"

Want to know how Matt Foley, the motivational speaker who lived in a van down by the river, or Tommy Callahan from Tommy Boy made over 150 million people laugh? Tune in to find out.

How did John win the tournament after hanging out at the Hooters tent near the 17th hole, signing autographs, drinking beer and eating wings with fans? What about playing an entire round barefoot because his shoes were too tight? Or how about flipping a golf cart going up a hill only to laugh and sign autographs for fans right after. Tune in to find out.

How did Pamela survive sexual abuse as a child, the dark side of fame, and being judged by the world for her every move? You will love her story of resilience and dignity under pressure. Tune in to learn more.

How did Tommy overcome jail, addiction, and dropping out of high school to co-found Motley Crue, then sell over 100 million records worldwide? You might be surprised.