Terry Dry is the co-founder and CEO of Future Proof Advisors, a company that helps mid-market and emerging companies get “unstuck” and on the path to rapid transformation.

He is also the co-founder and CEO of the Smarter Service, a leading provider of personalized technology concierge services for older adults who struggle with technology. 

In this interview we explore the qualities of genuine leadership, the future of AI technology in modern business, and how to decide when it’s time to pivot or push your vision forward. 

 

Christabelle Joseph is a global connecter, coach, CEO, and speaker who helps conscious leaders transform, expand, and express their vision through connection. 

What’s beautiful and unique about Christabelle’s approach is that her work is informed by a powerful journey of healing and growth, which she courageously shares in this interview. 

From addiction, drugs, depression, and burnout, to transforming her life, business, and personal relationships, we explore the story beneath the story that prevents so many of us from creating the life we deserve. 

 

As the founder of Ninety Five Media and the host of the Stop Scrolling, Start Scaling podcast, Emma Tessler and her incredible team help modern brands organically scale through high-converting content, social media, e-mail, and podcast management. 

In my conversation with Emma we explore the journey of entrepreneurship, best practices for showing up authentically on social media, what it looks like and feels like to be a leader whose figuring it out on the fly, and also what it means to build a legacy beyond the brand.

Chris Valdheims is an entrepreneur, writer, podcaster, and lawyer who is dedicated to helping creatives bring their visions to life.

As a client of Chris’s innovative law firm, Counsel for Creators, I didn’t just learn about how to protect my intellectual property or navigate contracts, I learned how to stop worrying about the legal unknown and make informed decisions about the future of my business. 

What’s really unique about Chris’s approach is that he doesn’t just understand creatives, he is a creative who is passionate about helping people who come from challenging or complicated circumstances to create freely and authentically by sharing their stories.

In this episode we talk about how to break through the creative barriers of perfectionism and fear, how to turn challenging circumstances into creative fuel, and the journey of making creative decisions without being swayed by the influence of the external. 

Paris Davis is a former Division 1 athlete, who leveraged sports, a job, and real estate to become the founder of multiple businesses, a national educator, and an adjunct professor at Saint Xavier University.  

Beyond his professional accomplishments, Paris is the kind of heart-centered human who also gifted his parents a house, and consistently dedicates his time to helping the next generation of entrepreneurs and leaders boost their success using a goal-centric approach.

In this conversation, we explore the art of delegation, time management, and the journey of finding the balance in business and life. 

At the time of this recording, Emily Hartstone will have been hospitalized twice to receive the vital treatments she needs for her ongoing battle with Leukemia and severe graves disease. 

She also will have taken more than a few Zoom calls from her hospital bed and/or removed the IVs from her arm in order to meet her clients at an important event. 

As the CEO of From The Hart Management LLC, a motivational speaker, and purpose-driven entrepreneur, Emily's extensive career in sales and event management for non-profit trade organizations is driven by something deeper than success or accolades.

This episode is about the deeply personal and core beliefs that keep Emily grounded in her truth as she fights to make a difference every day. 

After multiple surgeries, hospitalizations, and dark nights of the soul, her mission to empower the next generation of change-makers is stronger than ever before. 

 

Before I interviewed Chris Wright, I had the opportunity to learn about some of the pivotal moments that shaped his life, and when I discovered the depths of physical and psychological trauma he endured at a young age, the one question that came to mind was: “How did this guy survive?” 

As the host of the In The Wright Mind Podcast, a mental health advocate, and a successful career in government sector sales, Chris is on a mission to help others rise above their mental health struggles and bring hope to those who feel stuck and alone. 

In this interview we explore the power of mental health advocacy, finding gratitude for the dark moments, and what it really means to embrace the messy journey of being human. 

This episode is about the art and practice of shutting down the ego and deeply listening to the only truth that matters. 

Because someday, we may get the most powerful insight and life-changing clarity we need, at exactly the moment we no longer have the patience or mental bandwidth to receive it. 

Monique Scott is a Law of Attraction Coach who helps single women over 40 recreate the lives they truly want.   Through guided manifestation practice, coaching, and affirmation muzic, Monique’s work is about helping her clients to shift the negative paradigms in their lives and achieve their biggest goals.    Something that she shared with me during our interview was that we can manifest something that we deeply desire only to discover that it’s no longer what we want or need.    This ability to embrace the unknown and unforeseen outcomes has informed the journey of a courageous human being who was able to find forgiveness, gratitude and healing within the most traumatic chapter of her life.    In this episode, we explore how to successfully manifest in alignment with your highest self, how to remain grounded in your spiritual journey, and how to navigate through the darkness with kindness and clarity.

Our behavior, habits, and emotions don’t just manifest out of the ether, it all comes from somewhere. 

My conversation with Natalie Moore was such a fun and fulfilling opportunity to explore the source of where it all comes from and to take a deep dive into the steps, actions, and journey of healing and personal growth. 

As a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, Natalie’s holistic approach to therapy is about empowering her clients to make positive changes and exploring the thoughts, feelings, beliefs, and body sensations that can influence their quality of life. 

This episode is an honest and vulnerable chat about the origin of self-doubt, perfectionism, fear of judgment, and rejection, and the steps that we can all take to envision and create the future we desire.