On this episode, Corey sits down with photographer, videographer, creative director and visual architect, Susie Jetta, to discuss the art of starting a client-based business, time management and capturing a person's true essence through the lens.

Midday motivation can be hard to come by - it's even more difficult to summon that drive at 2 am but our guest this week has no problem staying up as late as he needs to in order to see his projects through to completion! Geoffrey Caravella is a high-powered, swashbuckling, corporate tech sales professional in the heart of NYC and his levels of ambition are unmatched by most humans! Sales can be a grind but in this interview, Geoffrey talks about how to keep prospecting fun, doing "dial-downs" while listening to Grateful Dead shows, how to create discipline so that your mind does NOT betray you...AND the benefits of early morning instant-coffee!

Stephen Kellogg is a singer/songwriter who works with his wife, four daughters AND his cousin in their family business. That business, the business of music, has changed drastically since the turn of the century and SK and I sat down to discuss many facets of those twists and turns. We talk about the way younger generations consume music, how "selling out" has become "cool", letting go of old business models and adapting to the new reality, how to make marriage work when your business takes you out of town (or, in this case, on tour), following your gut and having tough conversations, taking risks in front of big crowds and, embodying the "Last Man Standing" by always getting back up.

Stephen Kellogg is a singer/songwriter who works his wife, four daughters AND his cousin in their family business. That business, the business of music, has changed drastically since the turn of the century and SK and I sat down to discuss many facets of those twists and turns. We talk about the way younger generations consume music, how "selling out" has become "cool", letting go of old business models and adapting to the new reality, how to make marriage work when your business takes you out of town (or, in this case, on tour), following your gut and having tough conversations, taking risks in front of big crowds and, embodying the "Last Man Standing" by always getting back up.

In this episode, author Sam J. Shelley talks about a five-minute daily practice that changed his life (and his health), how to use mindfulness to improve one’s health, different forms of meditation and the concept of spontaneous healing.

In this week’s episode, Corey has a fascinating chat with Christopher Wick - considered to be one of the top social media consultants in his field. His recently released book, “How To Use Social Media To Grow Your Business And Make More Money”, has hit the Amazon’s #1 Best Seller’s List for three different categories in the USA and two categories in Canada!

In this episode, we have a fascinating guest on the show - Bob Donnell!

Bob Donnell is a Human Behaviorist and the Founder of Everything Next Level, a personal and professional development company committed to getting companies, teams and individuals to their Next Level!

In this episode, we talk about why you should ALWAYS eat the pizza, the art of free-running in downtown Miami and, yes, the time Domenica got hit by a car while wearing a wedding dress. This is a conversation withstuntwoman/actress/personal trainer/professional pizza connoisseur, Domenica Rossi.

In this episode, we talk about the millennial generation's dissatisfaction with corporate America, how to reinvent yourself after arriving at a career that you find out isn't for you and Fall Out Boy concerts. This is a conversation with social media strategist, designer, writer and former corporate ladder-climber, Lindsay Sholz!

In this episode, you'll hear from a man who built a raft to live on in the middle of a Canadian lake, stories from two gents who were exposed to one of the more interesting education systems in the world AND a rooster who has sleep apnea.