As President of “The One Thing”, Geoff Woods has dedicated much of his professional life to understanding how top performers drive productivity and maximize efficiency. He explains the true power of saying “no” and shines light on why having a singularity of purpose is necessary for high achievement. Geoff is on a mission to teach people how to live a life of focus so they can have more by doing less!

Didier Occident is the owner of Occident Wealth Management and owner of Secure the Bag, a company focused on financial literacy for college and professional athletes. In this episode Didier Occident discusses equality, racial injustice, and his fight to bring perspective, awareness, and change. Didier is a passionate leader and has become a respected voice on the topic of diversity and inclusion. Didier shares unique stories from his own journey and challenges the common narrative about what it means to tolerate racism. He is a trailblazer for equality, justice, and unity.

We are pleased to welcome John Ruhlin today on the Montgomery Companies Podcast. In today’s episode, Jordan talks to John about his many accomplishments, dives into why he wanted to study radical generosity, and where that obsession came from. He goes on to discuss his book "Giftology" and the importance of giving gifts to show love and to create a deeper relationship as opposed to just business transactions. John explains why companies should invest in their employees and how an investment in creating a unique experience for someone helped him gain a lifetime of opportunity in referrals. You don't want to miss this episode!

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We are excited to welcome Liz Bohannon today on the Montgomery Companies Podcast. In today's episode Jordan asks Liz about her background and how she went from being a journalism student in Missouri to being a nationally recognized speaker, author and CEO. Liz explains that she knew she was passionate about women and girls living in poverty in developing economies. She started with a small step, made a friend in Uganda, and ultimately created a company so girls could earn income and go to a university after high school. Liz goes on to discuss how her company had to rethink their products during the COVID-19 outbreak, resulting in the creation of a fair-trade coffee brand, which helped her company and employees stay financially stable through the pandemic.

Liz then discusses her book "Beginner's Pluck" and the importance of channeling your inner beginner and not being afraid to be curious. She believes that the antidote to being a critical person is to be a curious person.