In this episode, our guest, Hal English, who is the CEO and President of the Princeton Mercer Regional Chamber of Commerce and the President of Mercer County Convention and Visitor Bureau shares his ideas on how to connect and grow your business as well as knowledge of what the new norm is. Based on his experience of representing over 1400 businesses, you should feel more confident to transitioning into the new norm of business.

This episode consists of our guest, Adrienne Dove, who is the Founder of Corban Bookkeeping Solutions and a QuickBooks Consultant, helping many business owners understand their finances. She goes in depth with the tactics she uses to help prepare your books for tax season to hopefully make you feel confident that your company's finances are in order.

Kurt and photographer Jack Turkel discuss the importance of professional headshots and how taking pictures is not as easy as it seems when it comes to professionalism. Jack expresses how he captures each subject differently depending on their career. Along with that, they talk about how Jack got where he is today.

Our guest, Ryan Visniski, the Founder of College Financial Guide, helps us prepare for one of our largest life expenses which is paying for that College Tuition and he talks about how you can pay as little as possible and avoid the pitfalls along the way. Furthermore, he goes into depth explaining the differences between Need Based Aid and Merit Based Aid, and how you can use either types of aid to your advantage in lowering your child's college tuition cost.

Guest, Cathy Neilley and Kurt discuss entrepreneurship, they talk about how she made the transition from corporate management with several fortune 100 companies to starting her own business. Cathy walks you through the entrepreneurship process and provides tips on how to lower your risks throughout this process.

In this episode, our guest, Desmond Hayes, who is the founder of GEOGREENS, discusses the importance of hydroponics as a way to have a direct impact on our Food/Water, Land Use/Deforestation, and Carbon Footprint. He also touches on the fundamentals of hydroponics, clean eating and vertical farming.

In this episode, our guest Jamie Zug, who is currently a Tax Attorney at McCarter & English, talks about how taxpayers could recognize unusual NJ tax situations that may apply to them and talks about identifying any pitfalls they may encounter. Through his years of experience assisting taxpayers avoid/resolve any disputes with NJ Division of Taxation and the Internal Revenue Service, Mr. Zug will educate you on when will be the right time to seek help with your tax situation.

Kurt and guest Cindy Arledge who is a purposeful planning institute member and second generation entrepreneur discuss how to eliminate the "we," over "me," culture when dealing with finances within your family. She teaches a three step process to protect your family from a future inheritance battle.

This episode consisted our guest, Paul O'Brien, who was the VP of Sales & Marketing Services for Solutions Advisor Group and holds over 20 years of experience in Senior Living Sales and Operations, talks about the advantages and disadvantages of Assisted Living, Memory Care, and Continuing Care in Retirement Communities and to understand the distinction between all three. Which was followed by the factors that play a role in the cost of future care and different ways we can start a conversation with our elderly parents about supporting the move of the Senior Assisted Living Atmosphere and the care that come with it.

Kurt and his guest Larry Bailin talked about the true definition of marketing and how the effectiveness of it helps other companies grow their business.