Janet Williams founded Progressive Discoveries, a strategic consulting practice with a culturally intelligent approach to fostering diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEIB) at work. In her "no shame, no blame" approach, Janet strives to inspire people with her core value of CARE (courage, abundance, resilience, education), wrapped in integrity and grace. Her simple formula: true diversity honors the value and contribution of every person, no matter what distinguishing characteristics they possess. Interviewed by Winn Claybaugh, Janet discusses DEIB in a passionate, important conversation that we must continue to have."

David Wagner is the founder and CEO of Juut Salonspas, the original AVEDA salons, and the author of the bestselling book, Life as a Daymaker: How to Change the World by Making Someone's Day. Interviewed by Winn Claybaugh, David tells how he coined the term "Daymaker" and launched an entire Daymaker movement. As he shows how each of us can make the world a better place, simply by making someone's day, David's message will touch your heart and send YOU looking for ways to be a Daymaker, too."

Michelle Cirocco is the award-winning Chief Social Responsibility Officer of the Televerde technology solutions company and the Executive Director of Televerde Foundation. Both roles let her help society and businesses overcome the shame and stigma attached to providing employment opportunities to previously incarcerated women. Interviewed by Winn Claybaugh, Michelle shares her own story of being incarcerated for seven years, which resulted in temporarily losing custody of her two young sons. Her powerful message can help us all take the next step toward becoming a force for good."

Sister Bonnie Steinlage, a Franciscan Sister of the Poor, felt called to serve the homeless by becoming a hairdresser. After graduating from beauty school, she opened a tony salon in a shower house. In 1997, she founded Franciscan Haircuts from the Heart, which grew to serve thousands of adults and children. Sister Bonnie's work has been featured in numerous publications including Chicago Tribune, Wall Street Journal, People, Women's Day, and Hair and Beauty News. Interviewed by Winn Claybaugh, she shares her incredible story and her passion for making a difference."

Dre Baldwin is the CEO and founder of Work On Your Game, Inc., helping tens of thousands of people master their "Game" in business, sports, and life, from the inside out. He has given 4 TEDxTalks, authored 33 books, and his daily Work On Your Game podcast has over 2,300 episodes and 5 million listeners. Interviewed by Winn Claybaugh, Dre epitomizes the discipline, structure, and mindset necessary for believing in yourself. His message can become that small, powerful voice needed to move you toward a more fulfilling way of life."

Brenda Cooper is a fashion stylist, self-care coach, and Emmy-winning costume designer for the iconic TV series, The Nanny, starring Fran Drescher. Brenda co-hosted E!'s hit TV show, Fashion Emergency, but her small-screen makeovers reflect only a portion of her talent. This London-born former model wrote The Silhouette Solution, a simple yet universally flattering system for getting dressed. Interviewed by Winn Claybaugh, Brenda describes the journey that led to her fashion career and her unique approach to awakening a person's sense of self through clothing, color, and confidence."

Sam Eaton is an author, speaker, and founder of Recklessly Alive, a suicide prevention organization sprinting toward a world with zero deaths by suicide. Interviewed by Winn Claybaugh, Sam shares his insights on why people are afraid to discuss suicide, how to support someone struggling with suicidal thoughts, and how to develop a mental wellness "toolbox". As you navigate this topic, please remember to care for yourself. If you need support, one resource is the National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, available 24/7 by calling or texting 988 or visiting https://www.988lifeline.org."

Noel de Caprio was a pioneering day spa owner, mentor, and industry leader whose fourteen-year battle with breast cancer eventually took her life. Interviewed by Winn Claybaugh six months before her passing, Noel shared that, after her double mastectomy and months of chemotherapy, she looked in the mirror and hated herself but she wisely knew she had to find a way to fall back in love with herself. Please listen to Noel's message, in her own voice, about the importance of balance and self-esteem."

Michael Sonbert, founder and CEO of Skyrocket Education and Rebel Culture, has turned his passion for educational reform into a global call to action for corporate leadership transformation. Using his own story of overcoming addiction, despair, and unfulfilled potential, this bestselling author, speaker, performance coach, and educator reclaimed his life and is committed to leading a Rebel Culture revolution. Michael is not the type to spew empty motivational snippets: interviewed by Winn Claybaugh, he delivers usable, "get uncomfortable" advice to help any business create a healthy, lasting culture."

Tina Black has spent countless hours becoming the leader, mentor, keynote speaker, and author she is today. She owns seven Paul Mitchell Schools and salons, she is a John Maxwell Team certified coach, she has written four books in her popular BE series, and she leads online mastermind groups to train salon owners and managers in business and leadership principles. Interviewed by Winn Claybaugh, Tina shares a powerful message on leadership, overcoming failure, the importance of investing in people, and the power of the millennial generation."