Mind Over Habit

What if the cash your business needs is already sitting in unpaid invoices?

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‎In this episode of the Mind Over Habit Podcast, Moses sits down with Bill Ferrier, founder of Ready Set Collect, to discuss the overlooked art of collections, cash flow management, customer retention, and reducing Days Sales Outstanding (DSO).

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‎With nearly four decades of experience in credit and collections, Bill shares practical strategies businesses can use to improve profitability, identify collection danger signals, overcome payment objections, and recover cash while preserving valuable customer relationships.

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‎Whether you're a business owner, entrepreneur, finance professional, or sales leader, this conversation offers actionable insights that can strengthen your financial foundation and help your company grow.

‎What happens when we stop thinking about politics as a battle between opposing sides and start asking a more fundamental question: What solutions actually work?

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‎In this thought-provoking episode of the Mind Over Habit Podcast, Moses sits down with Evan Jaqua, an international business development specialist, entrepreneur, former computer engineer, and creator of the Solutions Party.

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‎Having lived and worked across America, Japan, South America, and China—and speaking English, Japanese, Spanish, and Chinese—Evan brings a uniquely international perspective to questions surrounding democracy, political reform, journalism, prosperity, corruption, and the future of society.

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‎Evan argues that meaningful change requires moving beyond political tribalism and focusing on ideas, accountability, and long-term solutions.

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‎This conversation explores why he believes reelection should be eliminated, how journalism could regain public trust, what true political reform might look like, and how societies can pursue greater freedom and prosperity.

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What if the biggest thing holding you back isn't your circumstances—but the story you've been telling yourself about who you are?

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‎Many people feel trapped by past mistakes, childhood experiences, emotional wounds, anxiety, fear, self-sabotage, or identities they've outgrown. They want change, but no matter how hard they try, they find themselves repeating the same patterns.

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‎In this powerful episode of the Mind Over Habit Podcast, host Moses sits down with Leo Dulay, transformational coach, hypnotherapist, NLP practitioner, and author of You Are Not Your Past.

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‎After losing a 22-year career at AT&T just before the COVID pandemic, Leo experienced an identity crisis that forced him to ask a life-changing question:

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‎Who am I when I stop defining myself by my past?

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‎Together, they explore subconscious programming, emotional healing, trauma recovery, identity transformation, and practical steps anyone can take to rewrite their internal story and create a new future.

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‎If you've ever felt stuck, overwhelmed, or defined by who you used to be, this conversation may change the way you see yourself forever.

What does it really mean to live a good life?

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‎In a world that constantly pushes us to achieve more, earn more, and become more, many people find themselves successful on paper but disconnected from what truly matters.

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‎In this thought-provoking episode of the Mind Over Habit Podcast, host Moses sits down with Kirana Sidin, Amazon #1 bestselling author of Cheers for a Good Life, strategic life coach, and advocate for intentional living.

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‎Drawing from philosophy, psychology, Stoicism, and everyday experience, Kirana shares practical wisdom on purpose, decision-making, relationships, parenting, money, and the small daily choices that ultimately shape our lives.

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‎Together, they explore why modern success doesn't always lead to fulfillment, how timeless wisdom can help us navigate uncertainty, and why building a meaningful life starts with ordinary choices made consistently over time.

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‎If you've ever wondered whether you're living intentionally or simply reacting to life's demands, this conversation offers a refreshing perspective on what it truly means to live well.

What if your greatest achievements are still ahead of you?

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‎In this inspiring episode of the Mind Over Habit Podcast, host Moses sits down with Edward Doherty—leadership consultant, former executive, author of Observations at the Speed of Life, and a man who ran his first Boston Marathon at age 70 and published his first book at 72.

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‎Ed shares a lifetime of lessons gathered from leadership, business, family, volunteering, personal setbacks, and remarkable perseverance. From managing thousands of employees and leading multimillion-dollar organizations to raising a handicapped adult child and pursuing ambitious goals later in life, Ed demonstrates that success is not defined by age but by persistence, purpose, and continuous growth.

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‎Together, they explore leadership, resilience, optimism, mentorship, lifelong learning, and why it's never too late to become the best version of yourself.

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‎This conversation is a powerful reminder that every chapter of life can be meaningful when approached with courage, gratitude, and persistence.

‎What does it take to build stability when you didn't grow up with it?

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‎In this powerful episode of the Mind Over Habit Podcast, Moses sits down with real estate operator, bestselling author, motivational speaker, and wealth-building advocate Kevin “KAYR” Robinson.

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‎Growing up in deep poverty in West Philadelphia and moving more than 18 times before adulthood, KAYR experienced instability and significant loss early in life. Yet rather than allowing those circumstances to determine his future, he developed systems built around discipline, execution, and ownership.

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‎Today, he manages more than 160 workforce housing units and is the two-time USA TODAY bestselling author of Can’t Break Me, a memoir about transforming instability into structured execution.

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‎This conversation explores poverty, resilience, daily discipline, financial freedom, real estate investing, generational wealth, and what it really takes to build a different life.

What happens when real-life crimes become Hollywood films?

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‎In this captivating episode, Moses sits down with true crime author and historian Paul Drexler to explore the fascinating connection between notorious criminal cases and the movies they inspired. Drawing from his upcoming book Murder to Movies, Paul reveals how filmmakers adapt true stories, where fact and fiction collide, and why society remains endlessly fascinated by crime.

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‎Whether you're a true crime fan, movie lover, or history enthusiast, this conversation offers a unique look at the stories behind some of cinema's most memorable crime narratives.

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Will artificial intelligence replace jobs—or create the greatest economic opportunity of our lifetime?

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‎In this thought-provoking episode of the Mind Over Habit Podcast, host Moses sits down with entrepreneur, author, business strategist, and self-made millionaire Bradley Aman to explore the future of work, wealth, and success in the age of AI.

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‎Bradley built companies from the ground up, became a millionaire before the age of 40, and successfully grew and sold a national business. Today, he's helping people understand how artificial intelligence is reshaping industries, careers, and opportunities through his book, American Dream: Success in an AI World.

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‎Together, they discuss the opportunities and risks of AI, the future of entrepreneurship, which jobs are most vulnerable to disruption, why skilled trades may thrive in the coming decades, and how ordinary people can position themselves for success in a rapidly changing world.

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‎Whether you're an entrepreneur, employee, student, or simply curious about the future, this episode provides practical insights and a hopeful perspective on navigating the AI revolution.

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What happens when faith intersects with trauma, abuse, and the difficult journey of healing?

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‎In this deeply meaningful episode of the Mind Over Habit Podcast, host Moses Dada sits down with Rev. Cheryl Kincaid, Presbyterian minister, author, speaker, and advocate for survivors of abuse and violence.

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‎Drawing from over twenty years of ministry experience, counseling work, and personal encounters with God's redemptive grace, Rev. Kincaid addresses some of the most difficult conversations within Christian communities: domestic violence, forgiveness, submission, trauma recovery, survivor empowerment, and healing.

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‎Together, they explore how faith can become a source of restoration rather than oppression, why forgiveness is often misunderstood, and how survivors can move from victimhood toward healing, strength, and renewed purpose.

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‎This episode offers hope, wisdom, and practical encouragement for anyone navigating trauma, grief, faith struggles, or the journey toward wholeness.

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What if the quality of your life is determined by the choices you make every day?

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‎In this thought-provoking episode of the Mind Over Habit Podcast, Moses sits down with author, poet, storyteller, theologian, and podcast host Branch Isole to explore the timeless principles of truth, personal responsibility, relationships, spiritual growth, and the consequences of our decisions.

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‎Drawing from decades of experience as an educator, entrepreneur, writer, and student of theology, Branch shares practical wisdom on why people struggle with accountability, how relationships can be repaired, the life lessons everyone eventually faces, and why truth remains one of the most powerful forces for transformation.

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‎The conversation also ventures into spirituality, faith, purpose, and Branch's perspective on prophecy, the "End Times," and how individuals can prepare themselves emotionally, mentally, and spiritually for an uncertain future.

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‎This episode is a powerful reminder that success, peace, and fulfillment often begin with accepting responsibility for our choices.

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