Character in Action

Elizabeth Speight is a superhero. She has excelled in many ways and has done it gracefully. A Christian, a wife, a mother, a veteran, a doctor, a ctizen and now living with cancer. She has a remarkable story of serving and giving her all to the things she loves and advocating for people who cannot advocate for themselves.

Todd Lassiter uses humilty and passion as his tools to help children build character. It isnt't an easy job but it is not only fulfilling, it also helps develop leaders for the future.

It was a smooth soulful conversation with our friend Keith Byrd Sr. This week. Keith is a professional Pianist and Keyboardist with over 40 years of blessing the stage around the world. Listen to a great conversation with Keith sharing how important and fruitful it is to have good character in the music industry.

Andrew Macaulay is a business leader executive for the company Doraid named after a boat because of his love for boats and fishing. From Sydney Australia Andrew shares his wisdom with us in a powerful yet humble display.

Dr. Kevin L. Speight is an anesthesiologist in High Point, North Carolina and is affiliated with multiple hospitals in the area. He has a five out of five star patient experience. It is clear why with Matt about the character traits of the 7 Degrees of Change. Tune in and see how character is a foundational factor for a doctor in the medical world.

This week, Matthew J. Norcross talks with Father Cornelius M. Buckley, who shares a deep look into the wisdom of the 7 Degrees in extremely practical ways.

Founder and editor of Ignatius Press share deep insights into the language behind the 7 Degrees and character in general from the perspective of a Catholic priest.

Stu Epperson, founder of the Truth Network, and host of the Truth Talk Podcast, talks about what character means in the broadcasting industry.

Danny Oakley, a co-founder of Out of Our Minds Animation Studios in Winston-Salem, joins Matt to express his views on character, and what the 7 Degrees of Change mean to him in the industry he works for.

Joel Redd, a former youth pastor and an expert in the furniture and tourism industries (working at destinations like Walt Disney World and SeaWorld in Florida, and now as a marketing specialist for Ashley Furniture Industries, Inc.), talks about why character is essential in most things in his professional and personal life.