Born or Made

In Episode 91 of The Born or Made Podcast: Eddie Huezo, Founder of Worship and Network explores what it means to serve people as one of the highest forms of serving God.

Born and raised in the Bronx, Eddie shares his journey of growing up with a teenage mom who chose life against all odds, and discovering his voice through basketball and faith. From the courts of Kingsbridge to college basketball, to inspiring others through coaching and speaking, Eddie has a mission to create connection, collaborate with people, and inspire others to do the same.

The CEO of Echo Water, Josh Carr, tells his story of humble beginnings growing up in Utah to becoming an entrepreneur and CEO of a leading hydrogen therapy company.

In this episode, Josh talks about his first experience drinking hydrogen water and how it alleviated the physical pain and discomfort caused by arthritis. After extensive research, he realized hydrogen water provides the ultimate support to good gut health and a balanced life.

Rob Tracz, Founder of Prime Performance Coaching, shares how he helps high achievers build success that lasts without burning out. As a speaker and host of Surviving the Side Hustle Podcast, Rob knows the pressure of chasing big goals while juggling real life.

In this episode, he opens up about hitting burnout, what it cost him, and the moment he decided to change how he worked and lived. He explains why drive alone is not enough and how many performers sabotage progress by ignoring their health, relationships, and recovery.

Rob walks through his 6 pillars to prime performance and shows you how to apply them. He shares lessons from past mistakes, the habits that helped him reset, and the systems he now teaches to clients who want growth without exhaustion. You will hear practical steps to protect your energy, set boundaries, and define success on your terms.

In this episode, we learn about Matthew's early interest in law from watching The People's Court, and his journey through law school, passing the bar exam, and starting his own practice. He gives insight on why and how AI should be used responsibly in the practice of law and the future of AI in law.

Matthew Fornaro is a business law attorney serving Broward County since 2003, focusing on complex commercial litigation. He represents clients in contract disputes, real estate conflicts, antitrust claims, trade secret matters, landlord-tenant issues, and creditor disputes. Beyond litigation, he advises businesses on intellectual property, employment matters, entity formation, and drafting key legal documents to ensure companies are properly structured for long-term success.

Adam Torres is a top 2% podcast host, global media executive, and #1 bestselling author of 1 Billion Podcast. In this episode, Adam takes us through his journey from growing up in Detroit, Michigan, and working his way up the corporate finance world to becoming a household name in the world of podcasting and media.

A podcast futurist, entrepreneur, and media strategist, Adam is the co-founder of Mission Matters Media and Mission Matters Agency, which amplifies the voices of entrepreneurs and leaders worldwide. His work has been featured in Forbes, Yahoo! Finance, CBS, and Fox Business, among others. Through his media platforms, books, and Personal Brand Accelerator, Adam is helping shape the future of new media by empowering people to build impactful, lasting personal brands.

Ken Cox isn't your typical AI expert. In this episode, he opens up about his challenging upbringing, dyslexia diagnosis, and the unexpected paths (from stand-up comedy to boxing) that shaped his perspective on technology and human performance. As President of River City Internet Group and someone who's built massive data center infrastructure for some of the world's largest companies, Ken delivers a sobering message: powerful AI that can handle real work already exists, and the window to take control of it is closing fast. He shares why the next 1 to 2 years will determine who leads with AI and who gets left behind, and how his unconventional training has informed his approach to coaching clients through this transformation.

Adam Goldman is an experienced investor, entrepreneur, franchisee, master franchisor, and franchise consultant with over 20 years of experience. Having founded and scaled three successful companies in two continents, Adam brings a truly global perspective on business growth and entrepreneurship.

In this episode, Adam offers insightful ideas and thoughts around the ideal franchisee candidate and how people from other countries can build a franchise in the United States and create American jobs. Author of The Franchisee Lifestyle, Adam shares his story from becoming a franchisee to a master franchisor and consultant.

Dr. Joseph is recognized as one of America's top business coaches for five years straight. With a 28-year career rising to VP of Sales, he's led high-performing teams, turned around struggling businesses, and helped entrepreneurs break through limitations.

He specializes in subconscious mindset training and created the SMT Method, a proven system that has transformed over 700 clients. Dr. Joseph's mission is simple: rewire the mind for lasting success and empower people to build lives of purpose, freedom, and fulfillment. In this episode, Dr. Joseph Drolshagen shares the story of his beginnings in Detroit, Michigan and how he came to do the work he does today.

Through her own experiences as a mother with an autistic child, Nichole Daher noticed the severe lack of autism treatment centers for children on the spectrum. Upon creating Success on the Spectrum in 2015, her own center to give her daughter better treatment, she realized that ABA centers were in high demand and very profitable. Wanting to help other mothers like herself, she began to scale and converted the business into a franchise model, the first in the country.

In this episode, Nichole tells the story of how she got started, why ABA therapy matters, and how entrepreneurship can be both rewarding and profitable. Nichole is an American entrepreneur, autism advocate, founder of Success on the Spectrum, and author of Charting New Waters: The Story Behind Success on the Spectrum.

From farmhand to executive to entrepreneur, Dr. Mark L. Teague, PHD., has a unique perspective on the power and importance of applying traditional values within the modern world. Teague believes that one of the keys to success in an organization or business is taking old American values and applying them to modern realities. He outlines this and more lessons and wisdom in his book A Working Man's Guide: Strong Values, Strong Life, Strong Legacy.

In this podcast episode, Teague shares his index tool for managing teams in any organization or company, which focuses on how behavior can set up a team for professional success. Teague is an outspoken advocate for the American working class, and here he speaks on how we should redefine the term "working class", the national debt crises, and more.