We catch up with Bonnie Caulfield who just completed here 9th Ironman. She shares how surrounding herself with family, friends and community  keeps her positive and motivated.  Bonnie lives and trains in DFW and is in the quest to qualify for "Kona", (The World Championships of Ironman). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSX9boMZikU&list=PLxTcXRgYJnfQJsF2cp2_8O-QUI0ksHiuZ&index=26 

A quick touch on giving back and volunteering time, money and plugging into the community. 

UT Alumni, Sara Azali has big goals from graduating with a Graduate degree from Columbia University to building 50+ homes a year in Corpus Christi. Listen on how she has stayed focus, involved, hard-working and goal-oriented since her time moving from England to America. 

A quick podcast about heading off to college in Needs vs Wants. We all want to have that nice dorm room, computer and nice things to help us stand out, but are those really needed? Listen up for some tips on changing your wants into needs. 

We are joined with Todd Mickey, an alumni from Texas Tech University where he participated in the Big-12 as an NCAA DI cross-country/track & field athlete all four years.  He talks about how he graduated on time and now is working as a successful business professional in Midland, TX.  He contributes his due diligence by having the right boxes checked keeping him on the path to success. 

We are joined with Taya' as she made the decision to graduate instead of coming back for another compensation season after loosing her final senior track season due to COVID-19. She  is now a Pre-K teacher just outside Tulsa, OK and loving every minute of it. 

I have learned the hard way buying  10 cars in my day. Thanks to learning from my mistakes and Dave Ramsey here is some tips to get some FREE Cars and save a lot of money!

https://www.daveramsey.com/blog/new-car-vs-used-car

https://youtu.be/hXHj2aU5H-I 

Virtual Podcast with Caleb Calderon in Austin, TX. Today is Caleb's 22nd birthday and he shares his path transferring to three different colleges for his undergrad while being an student-athlete. 

Trying to be show chivalry and be "old school" during the technology modern "DM slide" era.