Macy's was not built by a single person but a progression of visionary entrepreneurs - Roland Hussey Macy and, following his death brothers, Isidor and Nathan Straus.

JC Penney was one of America's most influential retail pioneers. He didn't hold a college degree, but the lessons he learnt in the College of Hard Knocks, guided by religious values, integrity, and resilience through personal hardships, made him the successful businessman he became.

Most individuals see success as a personal achievement; however, for Julian Bayley, it meant ensuring her only child was educated in a private, faith-based institution. There was only one problem; she couldn't afford it. She decided to leave it in the hands of the One who inspired her dream; God Himself. Listen, as her story lends itself to a labor of love, courage, perseverance, and faith.

Napoleon Hill, in his book Think and Grow Rich, outlines the role of faith on the path to success. Many associate the word only with those who are religious or spiritual. With this limited belief, they inadvertently fall short of their desired outcome. Dr. Andrew Brown highlights in this episode how one can begin to practice faith and return to the path to personal success.

The US Constitution gives the pursuit of happiness as a right to every American; however, it seems to be elusive to many around the world. How can it be found, and do we actually know what it is?

Coach Vaughn Edmeade and I discuss success and how it relates to society's views and the family as a whole. The simple things we overlook that can have a lasting effect

Harland (Colonel) Sanders, founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC), found success in his 60s. When most people would have given up and called it a day, Colonel kept reinventing himself until his persistence was greatly rewarded.

Success is not as elusive as many may think. I wanted to succeed; however, I had no one to guide me along the way. This episode is an introduction to what lies ahead in this season. Grab a paper and a pen and get ready to take notes. Taking action will be necessary as you get ready to take the first steps on the path to your success.