Rich joins me today to share his perspective on great leadership and why he believes leaders should focus less on creating followers, and instead, create more leaders. He discusses the challenges of leading an organization during uncertain times and why he believes people believe the illusion that life is safe, secure, and predictable.

The Time Management industry is booming. Everyone is overwhelmed, over scheduled, over obligated, and most are under committed. It is that formula that has us all chasing after program after program in order to do more. To become more…efficient.

Communication is everything.  Sam is the master of getting your story out of you…and into the world. This is not a podcast… it is a masterclass in communication.  I learned more in this forty minute conversation than in hours of training. If you are a leader, of any sort, you owe it to your organization, your people and your ideas to get them out of your head and into the world.

Karl joins me again today to discuss how you can seek legal assistance if you feel your rights were violated by police officers. He describes the reasons why he sought to diversify his unit as much as possible, despite the criticism he received.

Five years ago, I wrote a book called “Only 10s,” to help me figure out how to focus on the things that were important to me while dealing with a demanding world and A.D.D.   That exploration lead to 60,000 copies sold, workshops and online programs.

Karl joins me today to share his experience in the DEA and why he feels strongly about fixing the drug problem in America. He describes how he established programs that sought to help veterans recover from substance abuse and how the pandemic interrupted their rehab programs.

I hit the lowest point in my life about a decade ago. My career was in the dirt, my marriage ending, and my health deteriorating. I felt alone and uncared for.

Tucker joins me today to share how he found success as a writer and what made him start a publishing company. He discusses how he differentiated himself from his critics and how he started the “fratire” genre.

Kim joins me today to share her advocacies and where she draws her passion from. She shares what it was like growing up in the 80’s, the level of discrimination she had to live through, and how she became successful despite her social status.