Taylor Darling serves as Assemblywoman for the 18th District on Long Island. Assemblywoman Darling is one of the youngest lawmakers in Albany, where she fights for inclusion, equity and economic and social justice. Assemblywoman Darling graduated from Spelman College at just 16 years old, and was accepted into a Clinical Psychology Doctoral Program at age 19. Assemblywoman Darling speaks about running for elected office, serving her community, and fighting for change up in Albany.

Jordan Michelle is a recording artist from Great Neck, New York and is now based in Los Angeles, California, where she is working on her debut album under an affiliate of the Universal Music Group. In 2014, she was named as Miss Long Island. Jordan speaks about making it in the entertainment industry, and how she has dedicated her voice to those suffering with mental illness and depression following the loss of her older brother.

Kim Kaupe is the co-founder and CEO of The Superfan Company, a fan engagement agency focused on creating one-of-a-kind products and programs for entertainers, brands, and celebrities such as Oprah The New York Mets,, Shawn Mendes, and Paul McCartney. A Forbes 30 Under 30 Honoree, Kim discusses becoming “an accidental entrepreneur”, leading her all-female company, and advice on starting your own business.

Justin Lafazan and Dylan Gambardella are the Co-Founders of Next Gen HQ, a business hub aimed at empowering entrepreneurs to design the lives they want to live and achieve their purpose. Their flagship conference, Next Gen Summit, is attended by thousands of young entrepreneurs from across the world. Justin and Dylan talk about why starting your own company can help you become the CEO of your own life, and how they’re leading their own company during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Jackie Gansky is a content creator who makes comedy and lifestyle videos. She has a following of over 1.6 million on TikTok where she is known for the pranks she does on her mom. Jackie talks about navigating the entertainment industry, how to grow a massive following on social media, and persevering when you are confronted with doubters.

Partha Unnava is the founder and CEO of Lasso. During college, Partha broke his ankle and spent six weeks on crutches, leading him to found Better Walk to create a crutch that didn't hurt a user's armpits and other revolutionary medical devices. Partha speaks about presenting to President Obama at the White House, his new company Lasso, and balancing leadership and mental health as an entrepreneur.

Emily Samuel is a celebrity fitness trainer based in West Hollywood, California. Emily’s clients include Vanessa Hudgens, Lucy Hale, Nina Dobrev, Pia Mia, and more. Emily speaks about her journey in the fitness world, her battles with eating disorders and drug abuse, and how she is using her platform of health and wellness to inspire others across the country.

Jesse Kay, at 20 years old, is the CEO of Vyber Media, a digital consulting agency helping Fortune 500 brands, professional athletes and businesses. Jesse speaks about running a business as a teenager, landing Marc Cuban as a guest on his Podcast, and mobilizing Gen-Z leaders to raise over $120,000 for the Makin’ Lemonade Fund.

Having big dreams is common, but figuring out how to achieve those dreams is rare.

Legislator Josh Lafazan interviews celebrities, athletes, and industry leaders from all walks of life to share their journeys to success, and give you the tools to reach your dreams.