Alan Cohen is back for Part 2, and this time we go deeper into storytelling, influence, and staying playful even in high-stakes work. Alan is an executive coach, TEDx speaker, and author of The Connection Challenge, and he believes our stories shape everything — from how we fundraise to how we lead.

In this episode, we talk about:
 • Why letting go of rigid outcomes opens the door for better art and business
 • How to log everyday moments so you never run out of stories to share
 • The power of triggers, presence, and flow when you’re creating
 • Simple steps to start telling stories that actually move people
 • Why everyone is an influencer, whether you have 2 followers or 2,000

Alan also shares personal insights about honoring his father’s legacy as a storyteller, what it means to pay attention when the “ping pong ball” moments show up, and how ripple networking creates authentic influence.

This is an inspiring, practical conversation that will help you sharpen your storytelling and see your own influence in a new light.

Hi guys, welcome back! Today I’m joined by Alan Cohen, executive coach, TEDx speaker, and author of The Connection Challenge. Alan and I bonded instantly over our shared love for connection, and in this episode he unpacks how networking matures from swapping business cards to making meaningful deposits.

We dive into:
 • Staying top of mind without feeling salesy
 • Why “givers gain” is more than a catchphrase
 • Fundraising with purpose through his nonprofit Guitars Over Guns
 • Using your platform and influence for good
 • The behind-the-scenes story of bringing Harry Potter to the U.S., from midnight release parties to the ripple effect it had on a generation

Alan’s take on play and creativity is a reminder to let go of outcomes and enjoy the process—whether you’re building a business, raising funds, or creating art.

This week, Arielle Leavitt sits down with communications consultant and former construction tech leader Erica Gasbarro to explore the power of clarity, confidence, and connection. From launching Gem Consulting Solutions to coaching teams on impactful communication and networking, Erica shares how she turned tech skills into a people-focused business. They talk about leaving unfulfilling roles, leveraging AI tools, building a personal brand, and showing up as your authentic self in rooms big and small. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a leader, or just trying to sharpen your pitch, this episode will help you rethink how you communicate and connect. 

In part two of my conversation with attorney Seth Green we explore the parallels between practicing faith and running a business. Seth opens up about the habits and mindset that keep him grounded, why consistency matters more than motivation, and how to scale without losing sight of your purpose. We dive into leadership, client care, and making space for what truly matters both in and out of the office.

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Join us for a deep and honest conversation with Seth Green, a personal injury attorney, mindset advocate, and founder of Green Injury Law.

In this episode, we talk about:

• The power of radical honesty — in life, in court, and in business
• What “Green and Grow” means (and why it works)
• Cold plunges, morning routines, and being fully present
• How practicing faith helps you stay grounded as an entrepreneur
• Why mindset isn't optional — it’s survival

Seth shares personal stories about starting his law firm, training his team, staying aligned with his values, and building momentum even in chaos.

In this soul-centered episode, Arielle “The Connector” sits down with Dana Bee — a wellness practitioner, event host, and founder of intentional women’s gatherings — to explore what it means to truly slow down and reconnect.

Dana opens up about navigating stress, the power of breathwork, and how community saved her during some of life’s most overwhelming moments. From shutting off her phone to centering her breath, she shares simple, powerful practices that helped her go from burnout to peace — and why she’s now creating that same healing space for others.

🌀 Topics Covered:
 – Reclaiming peace in a noisy world
 – The healing power of rest, stillness, and self-awareness
 – Why she started women’s gatherings in South Florida
 – How to listen to your body and reconnect with your truth

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🎤 Hosted by Arielle “The Connector”
 🌿 Featuring Dana Bee
 📍 Recorded at Echo Studios in Boca Raton

Join Arielle the Connector as she chats with the incredibly dynamic and inspiring Dohné van Tonder! Originally from South Africa, Dohné shares her fascinating journey from a captivating Cruise Director and live TV production pro to a thriving entrepreneur. Discover how her unique background in media and entertainment, combined with her natural talent for connecting with people, led her to build Spoiled 4 Choice Creative Company.

In this episode, Dohné reveals how she leverages every interaction as a networking opportunity, even while serving at a restaurant! Learn about her passion for bringing clients' visions to life through custom photography, videography, graphic design, and stunning LED signage. Plus, hear about her heartfelt new venture: a monthly photo chronicle subscription for parents, born from her own experience as a mom.

Dohné's philosophy of overcoming a "victim mentality" and constantly choosing growth shines through, offering powerful insights for anyone looking to push past their fears and achieve their dreams. Get ready to be inspired to take bold, beautiful action and turn every moment into a chance to connect!

In this episode, Arielle sits down with Andrew Miller of Miller Marketing Group — the man behind some of the most buzzworthy networking events in the community. Andrew opens up about his entrepreneurial journey, from starting as a physical therapy aide to becoming a marketing powerhouse for personal injury attorneys, doctors, and real estate investors. 

They dive into the power of faith, purpose, and integrity in business, why energy matters in relationships, how to break into closed networks as a young professional, and why Andrew is passionate about leaving a generational legacy. 

Get ready for an inspiring, down-to-earth conversation on entrepreneurship, real estate investing, God, and why people just want to be heard.

In this episode, Arielle sits down with hypnotherapist and social psychologist Jennifer Fidder to pull back the curtain on hypnosis. They explore how hypnotherapy works (without the woo-woo), why it’s not about mind control, and how it helps with things like procrastination, perfectionism, and fear of failure. Jennifer shares live on-air exercises you can try yourself, explains how the subconscious shapes our daily life, and talks about her own journey moving from Germany to build a business and community in the U.S. Get ready to rethink how you talk to yourself — and maybe even feel a little more relaxed by the end!

This week, Arielle sits down with James Krangle, a business attorney with the Berman Law Group, who also happens to be a musician, yoga enthusiast, and a self-proclaimed burrito-rolling legend. 🎸🌯

In his podcast debut, James shares how networking changed his legal career, why young attorneys need emotional boundaries, and how unexpected places (like yoga class) became key to building real connections. From serious legal insight to hilarious dating mishaps, this conversation reveals the human side of an attorney who refuses to be put in a box.