Positive Talk Radio

Clive Moore believes the AI revolution has very little to do with AI.

After 25 years building and scaling creative agencies, Clive discovered that the biggest obstacle to productivity is not technology. It is workflow. While most businesses chase the latest AI tools, he focuses on the systems, processes, and operational design that determine whether those tools create value or become expensive distractions.

Today, Clive helps agencies and service businesses transform AI from a novelty into infrastructure. His work centers on redesigning how teams operate, integrating AI into real workflows, and creating systems that dramatically increase output without increasing complexity.

Having built multiple AI platforms and spent decades optimizing how organizations deliver work, he brings a practical perspective often missing from the AI conversation. His focus is not on replacing people. It is on helping people work smarter, faster, and more effectively alongside technology.

His message is straightforward: the future does not belong to the companies with the best AI tools. It belongs to the companies with the best systems for using them.

Because the real competitive advantage is not artificial intelligence.

Today's Guest: www.workilo.io | www.gptstudio.workilo.io | www.agencyinabox.ca

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Sylvaine Francine has spent a lifetime helping people heal what cannot always be seen.

Born and raised in France before moving to the United States to study chiropractic medicine, Sylvaine has dedicated more than four decades to exploring the many dimensions of healing. Her journey has taken her through a wide range of therapeutic modalities, all driven by a deep curiosity about human resilience and the remarkable capacity for transformation.

Throughout her career, she has been drawn to working with women recovering from trauma, loss, and life's most difficult experiences. Time and again, those she has helped have referred others seeking the same compassionate guidance, creating a community built on trust, healing, and hope.

What sets Sylvaine apart is not just her extensive experience, but the way she approaches her work. She sees healing as more than symptom relief. It is about helping people reconnect with themselves, reclaim their inner strength, and discover new possibilities for their lives.

At her core, Sylvaine is a healer, teacher, and lifelong servant of others whose mission has remained constant: helping people move from surviving to truly living.

Today’s guest: www.sylvainefrancine.com

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Eryn Kubinski believes lasting transformation begins long before a person changes their habits. It begins when they change their relationship with their own mind.

A Mental Fitness Coach, speaker, and former physical therapist, Eryn helps women break free from the patterns that keep them stuck in cycles of inconsistency, self sabotage, and frustration. Her work focuses on training the mind to perform under stress, so healthy choices become natural instead of a daily battle of willpower.

Drawing from her background in healthcare, behavior change, endurance athletics, and entrepreneurship, Eryn understands that most people do not struggle because they lack knowledge. They struggle because old mental patterns continue to override their best intentions.

Through her coaching, she helps women build the internal strength needed to lose weight, reduce dependence on alcohol, create sustainable habits, and develop a deeper sense of self trust.

As a former elite athlete, business owner, and single mother, Eryn knows firsthand that resilience is not something you're born with. It is something you train.

Her message is clear: the strongest muscle in your body is your mind, and when you learn to train it, everything else begins to change.

Today’s guest: www.adventuresofhealth.com

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Elisa Neven-Pugh is challenging the assumptions people make before a single word is spoken.

Living with a disability has given Elisa a perspective that many people never have to develop. She knows what it feels like to be underestimated, overlooked, or defined by what others see on the surface. Rather than allowing those experiences to limit her, she transformed them into a mission.

Today, Elisa is a motivational speaker, advocate, and author whose work centers on personal responsibility, spiritual accountability, and recognizing the strength that exists even in life's most difficult circumstances. Through her speaking and advocacy, she helps people move beyond victimhood, reconnect with their own resilience, and recognize the support, opportunities, and possibilities that may already be surrounding them.

What makes Elisa's message powerful is its authenticity. She does not teach from theory. She teaches from lived experience, combining hard earned wisdom with education, compassion, and an unwavering belief in the human capacity to grow.

Her message is a reminder that while life may not always give us control over our circumstances, we always have a choice in how we respond to them.

And sometimes that choice changes everything.

Today’s guest: www.positivelyadaptive.com

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Marc Hopkins believes the finish line is never the real destination.

An endurance athlete, coach, and speaker, Marc has spent years testing the limits of human performance, completing the grueling Bigfoot 200, eight Ironman distance triathlons, and more than 200 endurance events ranging from marathons to ultramarathons. But his work is not really about racing.

It is about what happens when excuses run out and the only thing left is the conversation you have with yourself.

Drawing from a background in philosophy, business leadership, and endurance sport, Marc helps individuals and organizations explore resilience, accountability, and personal growth through a deeper lens. His coaching has guided hundreds of people through challenges that extend far beyond athletic goals, helping them confront fear, self doubt, and the beliefs that quietly limit what they think is possible.

Through his framework, The Six Steps to Completing Your 1,000 Mile Journey, Marc challenges audiences to look beyond achievement and ask bigger questions about purpose, identity, and the person they are becoming along the way.

His message is simple: endurance is not just about going farther. It is about discovering who you are when the path gets hard and choosing to keep moving anyway.

Today’s guest: www.marcauthor.com

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Chip Scholz writes and speaks about the transitions that quietly shape a life.

An executive coach, author, and storyteller, Chip has spent nearly three decades helping leaders navigate growth, uncertainty, reinvention, and change. Along the way, he discovered that the biggest leadership challenges are rarely about strategy. They are about identity.

After a career spanning sales, management, and public affairs, a late career layoff became an unexpected turning point. What could have been a setback became an invitation to rebuild, leading Chip to relocate his family, launch his own coaching practice, and redefine success on his own terms.

Today, his work explores a deeper question: What happens when the roles, titles, and accomplishments we've relied on no longer define who we are?

Through his books Small Decisions, Big Shifts, Every Dog Has Its Day, and Handoffs, Chip examines the lifelong journey from self leadership to wisdom, and ultimately to the ability to let go. Let go of control, certainty, status, and sometimes even the identities we've spent years building.

His message is both timeless and deeply relevant: the moments that change us are rarely dramatic. More often, they arrive quietly, asking us who we are becoming and what we are willing to release along the way.

Today’s guest: scholzandassociates.com

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Christopher McKeithen learned in combat that the most dangerous threats are often the ones you never see coming.

After serving in the U.S. Army, including a combat deployment to Iraq, he carried a simple lesson into the cybersecurity world: the difference between a manageable problem and a catastrophic failure often comes down to identifying vulnerabilities before an adversary does.

That philosophy became the foundation of Aegis Cyber Defense.

As founder and CEO, Christopher built Aegis to help organizations uncover the security exposures hiding in plain sight. His platform provides security and IT leaders with a clear understanding of their attack surface, prioritizing real world threats based on active exploitation data rather than overwhelming teams with endless alerts and noise.

Built as a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business, Aegis Cyber Defense specializes in helping lean security teams and resource constrained organizations gain enterprise level visibility into risk, empowering them to act before a breach forces the conversation.

Christopher's mission is straightforward: help businesses understand where they are vulnerable today so they can avoid becoming tomorrow's cybersecurity headline.

Today’s guest: aegiscyberdefense.co

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Dr. Kerri Husman works at the intersection of psychiatry, healing, and human transformation.

An integrative psychiatrist, trauma informed coach, and educator, Dr. Husman helps people navigate some of life's most complex challenges, including trauma, spiritual crises, chronic symptoms, treatment resistant conditions, and the search for deeper meaning and healing.

Rather than relying on a one size fits all approach, she draws from a diverse range of disciplines including psychiatry, energy psychology, hypnosis, functional medicine principles, neuroplasticity, psychedelics, and spiritual healing practices. Her work is rooted in the belief that true healing honors the whole person, mind, body, emotions, and spirit.

Beyond her clinical practice, Dr. Husman serves as guest faculty for the Foundation for Shamanic Studies and hosts The Way of the Shaman Podcast, where she explores the wisdom, experiences, and teachings of practitioners from around the world. Through her teaching and mentorship, she helps others approach spiritual exploration with both curiosity and strong ethical foundations.

Whether working with psychiatric patients, coaching clients, or students, Dr. Husman's mission is to help people move beyond symptom management and toward lasting transformation, greater self awareness, and a more connected way of living.

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Vincent Hazenboom helps men break free from porn addiction through honesty, awareness, and real emotional healing, not shame, fear, or surface level fixes.

Having walked through the struggle himself, Vincent understands that lasting change does not come from willpower alone. It comes from learning the patterns beneath the behavior, rebuilding self trust, and creating the emotional safety needed to face what is actually driving the cycle.

His work focuses on helping men step out of secrecy and self judgment so they can respond differently when urges, stress, or disconnection arise. Through open conversations and practical guidance, he encourages men to take responsibility without losing their sense of worth in the process.

Vincent’s message is direct and grounded. Recovery is not about becoming perfect. It is about becoming honest enough to change.

Today’s guest: www.linktr.ee/howtoheartshow

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Amy Gonzalez is not teaching women how to be fearless. She is reminding them how to be brave.

As the creator of Brave On, Amy has built a movement centered on emotional honesty, resilience, self expression, and the courage to show up fully as yourself. Her work goes beyond traditional motivation, creating transformative experiences that help women reconnect with their strength, their voice, and their humanity.

What makes Amy's approach unique is her ability to blend healing with humor. Through storytelling, movement, authentic conversation, and community, she creates spaces where women feel seen, understood, and empowered to embrace every part of who they are.

Her message is not about perfection or having it all figured out. It is about choosing courage in the midst of uncertainty, honoring your truth, and continuing to move forward even when life feels messy.

Through Brave On, Amy is helping women lead themselves differently, personally and professionally, by embracing their courage in mind, body, heart, and soul.

Because bravery is not something you find.

Today’s guest: www.helloamygonzalez.com

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