“It’s not them, it’s you,” says the ultimate relationship guy, Scot Ferrell. Scot is a nationally known authority on business behavior, human programming, family and marriage, parenting, and finding purpose. In this episode, Erin Saxton talks with Scot about his book, It’s Not Them, It’s You, boundaries, and communication. Scot also teaches us about how to determine and execute success and how setting expectations is key.

A career in entertainment is now always an option that’s viable, especially when you’re lacking in tools, training, or connections. This is why you always have to make sure you’re presenting yourself at the top of your game. Erin Saxton is back in the studio with Patrick Riley. Patrick is a freelance field producer and the author of That’s What Friends Are For. They reminisce about past celebrity dealings in their line of business, and discuss how it is possible to “do it all” in show biz.

Interesting interactions between people of any age always end up making for a good story, and there are a lot of stories here. They say that the truth is stranger than fiction, but sometimes, it’s just funny. Erin Saxton talks live to guests Melissa, Della, Jackie, and Carolyn about different interesting interactions they’ve seen. From greeting cards and signs, to prom proposals and police blotter stories, there’s sure to be a lot of fascinating material to mine here.

Your mileage might vary in terms of things that annoy you, but you can’t say that you’re absolutely immune to that feeling of frustration from something seemingly so little. Everyone has at least one thing that really pushes their buttons, and makes them feel like they’re about to pop a vein. Erin Saxton is joined by master intuitive, author, teacher, and speaker Jennifer Urezzio as well as a live studio audience to talk about these things that just ruin your day a few minutes at a time. Through your frustration, you’ll also be able to feel like you’re not alone at all.

Every day is a chance for us to make conscious choices and to take action for our goals. Today, Erin Saxton catches up with bestselling author and publisher Kate Butler. They touch on Kate’s new book, Women Who Illuminate, how it is helping people reveal what is possible, and how to embrace life’s true purpose. Join Erin and Kate as they break down the acronym for DREAM and share insights on understanding your life purpose.

Being married and leveling up our relationship with our partners is a big leap as it also entails potentially being a mother or father to your children. We need to balance the love and work for our spouse, children, and possibly, also your spouse’s family, while staying healthy and beautiful! In this episode, host Erin Saxton dishes with BRAVO’s TV star (and recently engaged!) Dr. Tabasum Mir in NYC about relationships, which ones are worth it, and the pressures and “roles” that a wedding brings and family. Dr. Mir also touches on inner beauty and her work as a cosmetic dermatologist.

It can be healthy sometimes to share and converse with your work peers, but when it starts hurting other people then it becomes a problem. In this episode, host Erin Saxton catches up with her old work friend, TV executive Patrick Ignozzi. This time around, they discuss workplace gossip, work friendships, and why most people get fired on a Friday.

In any field or career, there’s a certain level of trust to allow yourself in order to maximize your potential. In the case of finding creative solutions to a myriad of different problems and situations, trusting your intuition is your best bet to unlocking your creative potential. Life and business strategist Jill Fosco walks host Erin Saxton through the best practices that should be used when inducing creative solutions and when to begin trusting your intuition. Trusting your intuition isn’t always the easiest thing to do, but building that trust over time is essential in truly being able to perform at your highest level creatively. Otherwise, there’s no forward motion, and you’re left stuck in the same spot.

Everyone is worthy of love, even the homeless, the sick, and people who have hit rock bottom. However, the way the system has been set up, it’s taking too long or there are not enough resources to help these people. Today, Jenny DePaul, the Founder of Project Kind, and Cornell Thomas, the author of the book, Extraordinary, joins host Erin Saxton as they talk about Project Kind, a homeless outreach program that provides food, clothes, and shelter to those in need, and its high demands. Be sure to look out for Jenny in her decked-out van and grab a copy of Cornell’s amazing book!

In this episode, Erin Saxton talks with relationship expert and author Angela N. Holton about her work, the Conscious Dating Method, which creates a new narrative around dating that is helping women shift their mindset around dating and relationships. Angela is a conscious dating and relationship expert, international speaker, life strategist, author, and Founder of Love Sanctuary. She is the author of the eBook, The Love Sanctuary Guide: 30 Days To Deepen Your Relationship To Love & Abundance and the co-author of Whispers of the Heart and Manifesting Modern Miracles. Today, Angela defines conscious dating and shares some practical tips for attracting the love you want. She also reveals the biggest mistakes single people make when dating and takes a deep dive into vulnerability and rejection in dating and why they are important.