This week I had the chance to interview someone with a mindset of changing the future through something as surprising as nuclear power. Scott Melbye has been working in the nuclear energy industry for over 36 years and has held leadership positions in major uranium mining companies. He laid out the facts, breaking the myths of nuclear fear by showing how nuclear power could be the answer to a thriving energy future.

We let so much of our past define who we are today. Not realizing the intricacies of our lives create patterns, negative & positive, that contribute to our success. My guest Laura Noel, an entrepreneur and CEO of her own company as well as a U.S. Air-force officer for over 27 years, helps us understand the only way we can change habits is by changing the way we truly see ourselves. She is a woman who knows how to get results by guiding clients in overcoming the mindset blocks that keep them from realizing their true potential, purpose, life-long dreams, and legacy.

Susan Houde is a Consultant of New Technology Implementations for companies like Microsoft. Her bold personality being her key to a hugely successful career. Never afraid to take the difficult route or speak up for those who don’t share their ideas, she is a make it happen person who gets results for clients by her quest to grow and develop herself while continuing to deliver remarkable work. Susan teaches us that some of the best things happen through making changes, being bold, and never staying in your comfort zone.

Tami Simon knew she wasn’t quite like everyone else from a young age, but instead of being fearful of that she let the path to authenticity be her guiding light. Now, decades later she has become the founder of a multimillion dollar multimedia company, called Sounds True. Along with creating an MBA program with LinkedIn to help the next generation of conscious business leaders bring their gifts to the world. Her tips to find success? Always follow what gets you excited, what makes you feel alive, and no matter what be true to you. Find her at her website: Soundstrue.com https://innermba.soundstrue.com/

Why? Why are you successful at everything you do? Why did you purchase that expensive product? Why did you react to the situation like that? As Larry recaps his last episodes we take a look at the driving force behind all action and reaction. We understand the driving force of Bobby Lieb from episode 57 & the reason why he has experienced great success at everything he does. We uncover the science behind why you buy that product you don’t really need through learning about advertising from Admanity in Episode 58. And hear about an upcoming guest who has reached success through the simplicity of never bringing preconceived notions into problem solving.

Looking for the formula to a successful idea? Simple, create something that benefits society. That is exactly what my amazing guest Tom Schwab did, based off his passion to introduce inspiring thought leaders to the world he created a thriving company Interview Valet. A platform that allows up and coming podcasters to network and leverage one another's audience to grow their platform faster while also allowing knowledge to flow at a faster rate.

What is it that triggers us to buy? Whether it's a new pair of socks or a sports car, it’s an emotion that drives every single purchase in our lives. It seems simple but selling is truly a science. The creator of Admanity, Brian Gregory has cracked the code by identifying the fifteen specific emotions that will lead to a sale. In this episode, we will learn about how his passion to sell led him to create an extremely successful company; helping small businesses go from start-up to million-dollar businesses. Stay tuned till the end because there is a free giveaway that could just change your life.

A mogul in every stage of his life Bobby Lieb went from running an underground night scene, becoming a champion in the sports arena, all the way to becoming one of the top real estate sellers in Arizona. During our time together we find out what fueled his internal drive to keep him pushing for success each day. Plot twist, you will find that how he handled setbacks and failures was his real key to success.