In episode 30, I discuss how important it is to choose our words wisely and how we talk to people could have a long lasting effect on them. 

In this episode Chelsea shows us how an everyday working mom can struggle but still come out on top. Working through each issue in her own way has taught her how to adapt and keep pushing forward. 

The people you surround yourself with ultimately decide who you will become. In this episode I discuss the importance of letting go of those who hold you down and finding the five who will build you up. 

In this episode Kristy Scott discusses the struggle of trying to find her identity. Like so many of us, early on she allowed limiting beliefs to hold back her entrepreneur spirit. Now as the owner of the Babe Cave Studio, she is able to do what she loves and take care of the ladies. 

In Episode 26 I discuss how kids should talk to themselves. Kids just like adults need to believe in themselves and motivate themselves. Simple techniques and words of encouragement can go a long way. 

In episode 25, I discuss how I look at successful people. Successful people are committed to a dream and have strong work ethic. Strong daily habits is what creates success. 

In this episode I get a man's perspective on family roles and how he views the shift of responsibility. 

In this episode I talk to Karen Loaiza-Wulff about how she helps herself and many others find balance in life through God and running. Karen is the Founder of Prayers on the Pavement, and she is changing so many lives. 

In this episode I discuss some of the negative influences that could still be in your life. The people around you will make you who are and there will always be that one person who wants to devalue your worth. Don't let them 

Some have the advantage of a different starting point, being born into an environment of success and are surrounded by role models.  This was not the case for Tina.  Her journey began being born into the environment of an embattled marriage. At the age of 12 she was left on the doorstep of family who agreed to take her in with the unkept promise of it being temporary. She would have to move from place to place a number of times before ever finding a stable home.  Tina had no choice but to find her own way and, in doing so, embodied the truth that “Anything Is Possible”.   Tina has continued making her way and charting her course.  She achieved success in her business and her life.  She’s more than someone who’s broken records and received awards in her industry but she has been a role model to others.