Influence Today With Chet Tart and Terry Lyles

The more you focus on getting the less you receive. The more you focus on giving the more the world brings back to you. Today, we're talking with the man who proved it."

What is Selling Really

Bob Burg on Why the Best Salespeople Never Feel Like Salespeople. In this thought-provoking conversation, the co-author of The Go-Giver explains why the highest-performing salespeople don't chase customers—they create value, build trust, and make other people feel understood. Whether you're a CEO, entrepreneur, executive, or anyone who needs to influence others, you'll discover why selling isn't about convincing people to buy. It's about helping people make better decisions.

Success isn't about getting more from people. It's about becoming someone who gives more to people.

Most people see the interview. They don't see the pressure. Today, we're going behind the camera—where the real performance actually happens. Being behind the camera for James Dumoulin on The School of Hard Knocks isn't a technical role—it's a performance under pressure, capturing real-time conversations with billionaires where every moment counts. Tyler Flores is the camera operator in that environment, here's what the job actually looks like in real terms. Follow Tyler on Instagram as cameraman.millionaire

Most people see the interview. They don't see the pressure. Today, we're going behind the camera—where the real performance actually happens. Being behind the camera for James Dumoulin on The School of Hard Knocks isn't a technical role—it's a performance under pressure, capturing real-time conversations with billionaires where every moment counts. Tyler Flores is the camera operator in that environment, here's what the job actually looks like in real terms:

Here's a question most people never ask:

What if your career could help families build wealth while helping you become a business owner at the same time?

Our guest today, Sahid Abdala, is creating a platform where financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and leadership development all come together.

He didn't come from money. He didn't have connections. He had strong training from Patrick Bet David… a vision… and a decision most people are too afraid to make. Now at 29—he's not chasing success… he's becoming it."

Dakota Frazier believes that everything you want in life sits on the other side of influence. Not manipulation. Not hype. Real influence — the ability to lead yourself, move people, and create meaningful results.

Listeners will learn

• Lead with clarity and conviction • Communicate in ways that move people to action • Scale influence inside teams, organizations, and markets • Create success that produces lasting impact, not just short-term wins

Dakota's mission is simple: equip you with the tools, frameworks, and confidence to lead boldly, accelerate growth, and build a legacy that extends far beyond financial success.

learned three things from my battle with prostate cancer that apply directly to business and leadership:

1. Consistency. Every day for 38 days, I showed up for treatment. The process worked because of steady, disciplined action—not intensity, but consistency. In business, the same truth applies: sustained effort beats occasional bursts.

2. Alignment. On the treatment table, alignment had to be precise. If I was off by even a fraction, the laser would miss the target. In business, alignment is just as critical—between strategy and execution, vision and people. Small misalignments compound into major misses.

3. Culture. From beginning to end, the staff created an environment of care, respect, and professionalism. Their culture made a difficult process not only bearable but supportive. In business, culture defines the experience—both for your team and your customers.

Consistency, alignment, and culture—whether in health or in business—are not optional. They are the difference between surviving and thriving.

Time Poverty: The CEO's Silent Killer.

Tools to help with time management.

The Magic of NO.

Urgent tasks are usually someone else's priorities that suddenly became yours.

The conversation isn't about tactics. It's about something far more powerful—the operating system behind every decision we make, every goal we pursue, and every challenge we overcome. That system is our mindset.

We're fortunate to be joined by someone who doesn't just speak about mindset—he lives it, teaches it, and transforms others with it.

Gary Chipik is a nationally recognized coach, strategist, and business leader with a rare ability to help high-performers rewire how they think, act, and lead. With decades of experience working with executives, entrepreneurs, and elite performers, Gary specializes in helping people break through plateaus by shifting their internal dialogue and unlocking a more resilient, disciplined, and growth-oriented mindset.

Whether you're facing uncertainty, scaling new heights, or trying to reclaim focus in a noisy world

Ken Mauer's - four-decade NBA officiating career featured some of basketball's biggest moments and a rare distinction as one of the league's longest-serving referees.

His legacy is marked by both professional excellence and high-profile issues. Whether you view him as a paragon of endurance or a provocateur standing firm on principle, his impact on NBA officiating is indelible.