Warren Tuttle is the author of “Inventor Confidential” and the former president of the United Inventor’s Association. He’s helped launch numerous consumer products resulting in over a billion dollars in retail sales! In this episode he breaks down the steps you need to take to get your great idea to market, and the pitfalls to avoid along the way.

This week’s guest is internationally renowned mentalist, Guy Bavli, aka “The Master of the Mind.” Guy’s performed over 6,000 live shows, and appeared on NBC’s “Phenomenon” and The History Channel’s “Stan Lee’s Superhumans.” He’s bent spoons, driven blindfolded, and even stopped his own heart. He’ll share the stories behind his most amazing illusions and even conduct one with Moshe on the show!

Dr. Nick Tsaggarelis is an expert in physical medicine and performance therapy. He concentrates on the four pillars of sleep, nutrition, mindset, and movement to help improve your physical, spiritual, and emotional fitness. If you’re struggling to overcome injury or just want to feel healthier, this is a can’t-miss episode.

This week’s guest is photographer Marisha Camp, whose subjects include Bruce Springsteen, Al Pacino and Gloria Steinem. She’ll share what it takes to capture a great photo, what photography has taught her about humanity, and how she uses the camera lens to help her overcome profound shyness.

Antonio Neves is the author of Stop Living on Autopilot, host of The Best Thing podcast, and an internationally recognized leadership speaker. He is a success coach, professional question asker and storyteller.

Melissa Bernstein is the co-founder of the uber-successful toy company ‘Melissa and Doug,” which she started with her husband in 1988. The company’s created nearly 10,000 toys and sells almost 100 million toys a year! … Melissa’s written a new book called “LifeLines: An Inspirational Journey from Profound Darkness to Radiant Light” which depicts her personal journey to overcome depression and anxiety, and experience true joy.

Join Moshe Popack for Episode 3 of the Common Denominator for a conversation with Shira Rubinoff, a recognized cybersecurity executive and influencer.

In 2012, doctors diagnosed T.J. Sharpe with stage 4 melanoma and gave him two years to live. Stage 4 melanoma He enrolled in a clinical trial in 2012, but it didn’t work. Undaunted, he remained determined to live, despite increasingly overwhelming odds. Refusing to accept his prognosis, T.J. endured numerous surgeries and two grueling clinical trials, the second of which saved his life.

Join Moshe and T.J. for a straight up conversation on the power of never giving up.

From teenage junkie to TEDx speaker, Jordana Goldlist aims to disrupt the status quo and help people realize their own potential. Tune in to hear her speak with Moshe in a straight-up conversation.

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