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The truth is, authors and entrepreneurs have more in common than most people realize. Both start with an idea. Both take risks. Both face rejection. And both have the opportunity to change lives through what they create.
I'm your host, Hollis Chapman, and today we're talking about something every entrepreneur, author, business owner, and professional struggles with—staying focused in a world that's constantly demanding our attention.
Every day we're hit with breaking news, social media notifications, emails, text messages, endless opinions, and a never-ending stream of distractions. If we're not careful, we'll spend our entire day reacting instead of creating
Leaders often make the mistake of believing that strict control, rigid processes, and micromanagement are the way to ensure results. However, Faller points out that these approaches often stifle innovation and motivation.
n a realm where magic, monsters, and betrayal shape the fate of
nations, one man must confront the forces gathering against him.
Callum Walker survived the trials that would have destroyed most
warriors—but survival was only the beginning. As ancient powers
awaken and rival factions close in, the fragile balance holding the
world together begins to fracture.
Catch the Wave begins with Cole’s own life story, because it serves as the foundation for everything that follows. He describes a lonely childhood marked by bullying, dyslexia, and a sense of being out of place. His first awareness of God comes in a small, almost ordinary moment: as a boy, he prays for help memorizing the Boy Scout oath and feels that God answers him.
America 250 Celebration**: Glenda, as we America 250th anniversary, what does patriotism mean to you personally, and is it reflected in your music and writing?
In your work, you often explore of heritage. You have a specific story from your background that profoundly influenced your journey?
When crafting "Soul on Fire," what was your and process? What sparked the inspiration for this anthem?
Music often brings people together. How do you see your role as musician to the sense of community connection during the America 250 celebrations?
Bishop continues to expand her universe through new media, author-focused programming, and conversations about the future of technology. She recently hosted the AI & Human Roundtable podcast series, leads another storyteller-driven series, and is preparing to showcase original content and amplify creative voices.
In your book, you emphasize the importance of intention and integrity in growing a law firm. How can lawyers practically incorporate these principles into their daily operations?
Many firms struggles with finding the right between growing their business and maintaining personal freedom. What strategies do you for achieving this?
How can law firm owners foster a culture within firms that prioritizes human-centered practices? What practical steps can they take to started?
In your experience coaching lawyers, what are some pitfalls that law firm owners encounter when trying to grow their practice? How can they avoid?
Start with YouTube to build initial audience and brand awareness. When I was starting out, YouTube was the obvious go-to because it has billions of users (over 2.7 billion monthly by mid-2026!) and the lowest barrier to entry. Anyone can create a channel and upload videos in minutes - no special development required. YouTube’s algorithm helps new creators get discovered by surfacing content to relevant viewers.
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