Keep The Change

Donny Kashh is a motivational speaker, amputee, and mental health advocate. Donny was at the wrong place at the wrong time and was shot six times, resulting in his left leg amputation. Since then, Donny has been a huge inspiration by showing people how to heal from trauma and to become the best version of themselves despite what they are going through or have gone through. 

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Thanks, Donny Kashh!

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Mark McAuliffe is a highly sought-after and accomplished international speaker, coach, and facilitator. He has been an executive leader in Fortune 100 companies and Small Business Owner. He is a National Sales and Executive Coach for Movement Mortgage. He is an Executive Director, Founding Partner, Presidents Advisory Council Member, Past Executive Committee Chair, and Faculty member with the John Maxwell Team, the certification, and training division for leadership guru John C. Maxwell.

In this episode of Keep the Change, Mark shares his unique perspective and wisdom about remaining persistent in pursuing one's definition of success despite the various challenges and setbacks that may occur throughout the journey.

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David Long is the founder of the Pandemic of Positivity, an initiative he brought to life during the COVID-19 pandemic. He's a successful businessman with over 30 years of experience in the automotive industry, working in virtually all positions within the dealership environment. He is on a mission to bring light, hope, and growth to as many people as possible inside his business and wherever he goes.

In this episode of Keep The Change, David looks inside his leadership philosophy. "I believe within my whole heart that everybody needs inspiration. Every human needs to feel like they belong, are loved, valued, and seen."

Listen to the full episode to experience David's heart, philosophy, and wisdom about creating a pandemic of positivity throughout the world.

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Sarah-Gayle Galbreath is the founder of Hope Relentless Marriage and Relationship Center. She has a master's degree in marriage and family therapy and helps couples build and keep a firm

foundation for their marriage. She has been married for 17 years and is passionate about seeing couples grow and flourish as she believes we can change the world for the good, one marriage at a time.

In this episode of Keep The Change, Sarah shares her wisdom about the need for ongoing growth in marriage. She has observed that there is a lack of growth mentality that is hurting marriages around the world.

No marriage is a perfect marriage, but that doesn't mean couples can't work together and grow together.

Listen to the full conversation for insights about how to foster a growth mentality in marriage, featuring Sarah-Gayle Galbreath.

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• Website: http://www.hoperelentless.com/

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In this episode of Keep The Change, Bart Nollenberger shares more about his recovery from alcoholism and how he was able to go from Pain To Peace.

He recounts that he'd look in the mirror for most of his life and always tell himself that he wasn't happy. He was never comfortable and always wanted to be somewhere else. Can you relate?

It's okay to have dreams and aspirations. It's important to show ourselves grace as we navigate the day-to-day routine. Sometimes it will feel like growth isn't happening fast enough, but in those moments, the reminder to have faith in the process is essential.

Listen to the full episode to learn how to experience rapid change, growth, and an uncommon level of success in life.

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Paul Gustavson is the CTO of SimVentions, a company focused on developing, integrating, and transitioning new technology to warfighters. In this episode of Keep The Change, Paul shares his role in helping increase capabilities across companies and teams.

Paul shares that there are two elements of capability. It's intrinsic capability; who we are and what we offer, what we offer our customers, and then there is the potential capability of what we can become in that space.

To achieve one's potential, it's important to get uncomfortable. "You gotta get out of your easy chair and you gotta step forward and make a difference."

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1. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulgustavson/ 
2. Website: https://www.breakingaverage.com/  

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Mary Nollenberger is an award-winning business person of the year and has been named one of the most influential leaders in the real estate industry. She is also a counselor for her church, a wife, mother, and grandmother — and whether it's in business or life, Mary demonstrates what it means to lead with service and how to overcome life's obstacles by realizing that in God's eyes, we are enough.

What we discuss in this episode:

As a highly-competitive individual, Mary shares that her past has helped her realize the importance of celebrating victories and slowing the pace from time to time. Of course that's a realization that is often only made after seeking the next mountain to climb, or the next project to embark on. The hindsight is 20/20, and Mary offers her wisdom that in order to effectively serve others, it often requires us to slow down and focus our strength and energy into where it will have a lasting impact.

Mary shares about times when she lacked confidence in herself — something that so many can relate to. Whether it's from insecurity or comparing ourselves to our peers, insecurity is common. As Mary explains, insecurity is also something we can overcome.

"I don't have a history with addiction, or things that people would associate with celebrate recovery. I am a grateful believer in Jesus. He is helping me to overcome the comparisons that fuel my insecurity by giving my heart the promise that to him, I am enough."

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In this episode of Keep The Change, Bart is joined by his oldest son, Ty Nollenberger — an entrepreneur and owner of a successful cafe and coffee shop. During their conversation, Ty shares his story about creating a successful restaurant business in California.

What we discuss in this episode:

• Ty shares the story about how he got into the restaurant business, which all began as a 15-year-old working as a bus boy at a restaurant. After years of serving, bartending, and attending culinary school twice, Ty worked to learn each facet of the business before venturing on his own. This is a critical piece to achieving success. Are we willing to put in what it takes, or do we fall victim to the need for immediacy that often plagues our society?
• When it comes to developing the grit necessary to do hard things, Ty recommends that it should start by being self-aware and honest with yourself. What do you want in life, and what do you have a passion for? When we can figure out and admit those things, life tends to fall into place much more naturally. We can remove obstacles and have enough persistence to push through them.
• Movement creates clarity. We rarely find ultimate clarity by remaining sedentary. As we take action and move closer toward what we want, the goals and process for achievement become much clearer.

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• Instagram: @highergrounds_froststreet

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Do you ever feel like life is a constant uphill battle? In this episode of Keep The Change, Bart shares some of his experiences facing challenges and how to find a greater purpose in life.

What Bart shares in this episode:

• Each of us inevitably will go through challenging seasons in life. It doesn't matter if we're young or old; life will present us with challenges that make it feel like we're pushing a '52 Chevy pickup truck up a muddy hill alone. Of course, those moments can refine us and make us stronger and, in many cases, help us find life's deeper meaning and purpose.
• Each of us has a calling to fulfill. We are each here for a greater purpose than just going from day to day surviving and trying to make ends meet. Bart shares an experience in which he felt the prompting of the Holy Spirit testify to him what his purpose in life should be.
• Bart covers three ways to find your purpose in life in simple, practical ways.

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Bill Goodwin is a John Maxwell coach and has been helping individuals and organizations develop leadership skills for over 30 years. In this episode of Keep The Change, Bart Nollenberger and Bill Goodwin talk about the process of personal transformation, why it's important, and how to accept it in our lives with grace and hope.

What we discuss in this episode:

Bill recounts an experience he had as a 15-year-old in which he realized he needed to make some changes in his life when his mother caught him both demonstrating behavior (swearing) that was unbecoming of how he was raised and in a lie. He distinctly remembers in that moment deciding that he needed to decide who he wanted to be in life.

Each of us has moments like Bill. Some are more severe, and some are simple everyday experiences that many can relate to. The most important aspect of accepting transformation is realizing that transformation is needed and wanted.

Often we may find ourselves wondering how we arrived at our current circumstances. We may feel the need to ask, "Why me?" Both Bill and Bart discuss the importance of taking ownership over your circumstances so that you can accept that transformation is required. It's not until we desire to transform our lives that true, lasting change can occur.

Listen to the full episode for more relatable life-changing stories shared by Bill Goodwin and Bart Nollenberger.

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