During this episode, guest Phil Ash shares his decisions along the path of creating an investment algorithm for people with no investment knowledge who are looking to make their own choices around picking stocks. Phil also elaborates on the common mistakes people make when investing and shares his perspective on how those mistakes can be mitigated.

During this episode accomplished entrepreneur, David Roddenbery, discusses the decision-making processes of dieters when financial incentives and investments come into play. The guest explains how the organization he has co-founded leverages behavioural sciences and the power of the mindset to help people overcome their own barriers and achieve success in areas they would have found impossible in the past.

During this episode, veteran negotiator and CEO of Dynamic Vision International Inc., Eldonna Lewis Fernandez, will discuss practical steps to securing success in her field.

First-time guest Eldonna Lewis Fernandez describes in more detailed the 7 must-ask questions in any negotiation and the 7 key steps to becoming a negotiator.

During the first episode of 2016, guest Heather Ramsey talks through the proprietary methodology she developed to help business owners and business professionals re-wire their thinking and achieve business success.

During this episode, Tony Gareri, CEO of Roma Moulding, a top North American picture frame manufacturer, shares the inspiration for his most critical decisions that led him to a journey of transforming the culture of his organization by putting a premium on employees' happiness.

During this episode, guest Andrew Webster, the key creator of content at ExperiencePoint, shares insights gained from working with large corporations to help them on how to better manage change initiatives or drive innovation initiatives.

During this episode, guest Paul Gibbons shares highly informative content around a dozen of change management myths, bad models, and unhelpful metaphors, replacing some with twenty-first century research and revealing gaps where research needs to be done. Paul Gibbons links the origins of theories about change to the history of ideas and suggests that the human sciences will provide real breakthroughs in our understanding of people in the twenty-first century. For example, change fundamentally entails risk, yet little is written for business people about how breakthroughs in the psychology of risk can help change leaders. Change fundamentally involves changing people's minds, yet the most recent research shows that provision of facts may strengthen resistance.

Digital Marketing Expert, Kevin Layton, reveals Insider Intel on high-impact ways to spur sustained revenue growth. The discussion focuses on the type of decisions and their criteria, decisions businesses need to incorporate in order to get noticed and ultimately grow in spite of the aggressive online competition. Kevin Layton tells the listeners how this goal can be achieved, where has seen it done successfully with a few changes in perspective, and where has it failed. Listen to Kevin Layton to learn how to build your digital marketing machine.

During this show, guest Gloria MacDonald shares the elements of her approach to helping people achieve their aspirations for their personal and professional lives.

During this episode two highly accomplished speakers, David Roddenbery and Eric Lofholm, discuss how their organizations leverage behavioural science and the power of the mindset to help people overcome their own barriers and achieve success in areas they would have found impossible before.