Dillon has always followed his passions and so far it has worked out well for him. From playing Frankie Valli in Jersey Boys to busking in Arizona, he tells us a bit about his adventures.

Michael got hooked on playing in bands at the age of 12. He put music aside to lay bricks and make a difference for North Dakota's homeless population, but it finally drew him back and he now runs Drummer's Journey in Moorhead and plays in the Blue Wailers group around the areas.

David has written a couple books and has a couple in the works. He has some very strong opinions on where America is going and what we can do to make America better.

Bob is the Executive Director of Marketplace for Kids, an amazing project based learning opportunity in North Dakota. Marketplace for Kids encourages students to stretch their thinking in more creative, divergent ways to solve problems and create new ideas.

Nick and Annie Senne are lucky enough to have turned their passions into successful businesses. If you're getting married or selling a house, give them a shout!

Sara and her team are responsible for getting people to visit North Dakota, enjoy everything the state has to offer, then maybe even choose to live and work here someday.

Michelle, her husband and in-laws have a vineyard in Alexandria, Minnesota. Over the past few years, they have added a brewery, wedding venue, food, music and super cool events to make it a destination for thousands across the Upper Midwest.

If you are a woman over 50 that feels like you are "stuck" or if you are struggling with money issues, Teri Bach can help. She spent 27 years as a psychotherapist before becoming a transformational coach and would love to help you open doors to your next possibility.

Mauri went from healthy, wealthy and married to divorced, broke and almost dead. Hear how she learned to make God a priority and helps others have a relationship with Him.

Steve Revland graduated high school because they didn't want him back. Now he is a renowned artist and an author who has sold over 15,000 books. Listen to his remarkable story.