On this episode Danny sits down with Dana Flanagan, Dana is a premier real estate agent servicing both Connecticut and South Florida. Dana is affiliated with William Pitt - Sotheby’s International Realty in Connecticut, operating out of the firm’s Hartford County brokerage, and with ONE Sotheby’s International Realty in Florida, operating out of the company’s Fort Lauderdale brokerage.

Dana brings over 20 years of real estate expertise and specializing in properties across all price points, she is equally hands-on with her business in both Connecticut and Ft Lauderdale, FL along with the surrounding communities including Palm Beach and Miami. She lives and works in both parts of the country, splitting her time evenly to ensure her full attention to each region.

Dana brings connections that extend well beyond these markets, spanning the country as well as the globe. She is President of International Real Estate with Wall Street Luxury, a concierge service for ultra-high net worth clients that delivers luxury real estate opportunities, marketing solutions, and vacation and destination experiences. Most recently, she drew upon the service to facilitate the listing of properties at a golf resort in the Caribbean.

She also commands a significant presence across multiple far-reaching media platforms from television to social media. She is a host and producer with several lifestyle and real estate TV shows airing nationally, including American Dream TV, A Taste of Winter and Dining Divas, and her listings have attracted the attention of HGTV’s House Hunters. On Instagram, a platform where she has found great success building relationships in markets around the country and presenting her listings to a wide and relevant audience, she has over 140,000 followers.

Part 2: On this episode Danny sits down with softball coach and owner of Copper Clinics, Hannah Cooper. Hannah Cooper has had a distinguished career in the world of softball, marked by remarkable playing achievements and contributions to the sport. Her softball journey began at Bellefonte Area High School, where she led her team to four consecutive District VI Championships and a state championship, earning numerous personal accolades along the way.
She then played at CCSU during her freshman year, starting in 49 out of 51 games and showcasing her batting and defensive skills. Her success continued at Blue Devils University, where she solidified her reputation as a seasoned catcher, dominating in all her games and maintaining impressive statistics. Particularly notable were her performances in the 2014 season, when she achieved a .980 fielding percentage and contributed to both offensive and defensive plays.
Beyond her playing career, Hannah has been an influential figure in the softball community as the founder of Cooper Clinics, an esteemed training program that emphasizes holistic development in softball. She has also served as a travel softball coach in Connecticut for the past seven years, mentoring numerous young talents.

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On this episode Danny sits down with softball coach and owner of Copper Clinics, Hannah Cooper. Hannah Cooper has had a distinguished career in the world of softball, marked by remarkable playing achievements and contributions to the sport. Her softball journey began at Bellefonte Area High School, where she led her team to four consecutive District VI Championships and a state championship, earning numerous personal accolades along the way.
She then played at CCSU during her freshman year, starting in 49 out of 51 games and showcasing her batting and defensive skills. Her success continued at Blue Devils University, where she solidified her reputation as a seasoned catcher, dominating in all her games and maintaining impressive statistics. Particularly notable were her performances in the 2014 season, when she achieved a .980 fielding percentage and contributed to both offensive and defensive plays.
Beyond her playing career, Hannah has been an influential figure in the softball community as the founder of Cooper Clinics, an esteemed training program that emphasizes holistic development in softball. She has also served as a travel softball coach in Connecticut for the past seven years, mentoring numerous young talents.

Cooper-Clinics.com

PART 2: On this episode Danny sits down with, Tom Hine, author of the book "The Balanced Wealth Approach: Secrets to Living Long and Living Rich." Tom would be an excellent fit for the Money Supports Happy podcast as his unique perspective on integrating health and wellness into financial planning would resonate with your audience.

Tom is the founder and CEO of Capital Wealth Management in Glastonbury, CT, and he has over thirty years of experience in the financial services industry. Tom received his MBA from the University of Connecticut and is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ However, what truly sets him apart is his profound belief in integrating health and wellness into the financial planning process. He understands that genuine financial success encompasses more than just accumulating wealth; it also involves nurturing good health to fully enjoy life's rewards.

In "The Balanced Wealth Approach," Tom challenges the conventional wisdom surrounding retirement planning by asking thought-provoking questions: "What good is a seven-figure portfolio if you're six feet under?” and “Why work forty years for a retirement that lasts only ten?" Tom challenges his readers to make wellness their number-one investment. The book presents a lifestyle that links financial wealth to overall well-being, enabling individuals to live long, healthy, and prosperous lives.

Tom’s previous promotional appearances for The Balanced Wealth Approach can be found on the book’s

website:  https://thebalancedwealthapproach.com/ 

 The link to the book on Amazon is:  https://a.co/d/dlbJVx8, and Tom would be happy to send a physical, digital, or Audible copy of the book.

PART 1: On this episode Danny sits down with, Tom Hine, author of the book "The Balanced Wealth Approach: Secrets to Living Long and Living Rich." Tom would be an excellent fit for the Money Supports Happy podcast as his unique perspective on integrating health and wellness into financial planning would resonate with your audience.

Tom is the founder and CEO of Capital Wealth Management in Glastonbury, CT, and he has over thirty years of experience in the financial services industry. Tom received his MBA from the University of Connecticut and is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ However, what truly sets him apart is his profound belief in integrating health and wellness into the financial planning process. He understands that genuine financial success encompasses more than just accumulating wealth; it also involves nurturing good health to fully enjoy life's rewards.

In "The Balanced Wealth Approach," Tom challenges the conventional wisdom surrounding retirement planning by asking thought-provoking questions: "What good is a seven-figure portfolio if you're six feet under?” and “Why work forty years for a retirement that lasts only ten?" Tom challenges his readers to make wellness their number-one investment. The book presents a lifestyle that links financial wealth to overall well-being, enabling individuals to live long, healthy, and prosperous lives.

Tom’s previous promotional appearances for The Balanced Wealth Approach can be found on the book’s

website:  https://thebalancedwealthapproach.com/ 

 The link to the book on Amazon is:  https://a.co/d/dlbJVx8, and Tom would be happy to send a physical, digital, or Audible copy of the book.

Part 3: On this episode we welcome back a crowd favorite with Dan Moura to talk about all things relationship and business. From "Time-blindness" to "Toxic-Masculinity" and more. This conversation is one of our longest so we are doing it 3 parts, and we hope you join us for the whole ride.

Part 2: On this episode we welcome back a crowd favorite with Dan Moura to talk about all things relationship and business. From "Time-blindness" to "Toxic-Masculinity" and more. This conversation is one of our longest so we are doing it 3 parts, and we hope you join us for the whole ride.

Part 1: On this episode we welcome back a crowd favorite with Dan Moura to talk about all things relationship and business. From "Time-blindness" to "Toxic-Masculinity" and more. This conversation is one of our longest so we are doing it 3 parts, and we hope you join us for the whole ride.

Part 1: On this episode Danny sits down with early childhood education expert and Executive Director of The Friends Center for Children Allyx Schiavone. Allyx has over 30 years of experience in early childhood development and elementary education as a teacher and administrator in CT and NY. She holds dual Masters’ degrees from Bank Street College of Education in Early Childhood Development and Elementary Education as well as a Bachelor’s degree from Union College. A third-generation New Haven native, Allyx maintains ownership in a New Haven real estate development corporation which she managed from 1998-2009. 

Allyx has served as Program Coordinator for New Haven-based Area Cooperative Educational Services (ACES); Early Childhood Classroom Observer for Southern Connecticut State University; and Budget Coordinator for the New Haven Board of Education. Allyx has taught in several elementary schools and pre-school settings in NYC, New Haven and Greenwich; directed summer camps; and written and supervised curricula at elementary, middle and high school levels with an emphasis on multidisciplinary studies. 

Allyx is the driving force behind Friends Center for Children’s rapid growth and innovation. She, along with her team, is responsible for establishing Friends Center for Children as well as the acquisition of three school facilities and all of the supporting work which allows them to thrive. Allyx is the originator of many Friends Center initiatives including; the Emotional Wellbeing Program; the Teacher Housing Initiative; and the Teacher Leadership Program. 

Part 1: On this episode Danny sits down with early childhood education expert and Executive Director of The Friends Center for Children Allyx Schiavone. Allyx has over 30 years of experience in early childhood development and elementary education as a teacher and administrator in CT and NY. She holds dual Masters’ degrees from Bank Street College of Education in Early Childhood Development and Elementary Education as well as a Bachelor’s degree from Union College. A third-generation New Haven native, Allyx maintains ownership in a New Haven real estate development corporation which she managed from 1998-2009. 

Allyx has served as Program Coordinator for New Haven-based Area Cooperative Educational Services (ACES); Early Childhood Classroom Observer for Southern Connecticut State University; and Budget Coordinator for the New Haven Board of Education. Allyx has taught in several elementary schools and pre-school settings in NYC, New Haven and Greenwich; directed summer camps; and written and supervised curricula at elementary, middle and high school levels with an emphasis on multidisciplinary studies. 

Allyx is the driving force behind Friends Center for Children’s rapid growth and innovation. She, along with her team, is responsible for establishing Friends Center for Children as well as the acquisition of three school facilities and all of the supporting work which allows them to thrive. Allyx is the originator of many Friends Center initiatives including; the Emotional Wellbeing Program; the Teacher Housing Initiative; and the Teacher Leadership Program.