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David Levin, author of the book, Raise Your Inner Game, believes the key to having an impact isn't another self-help book. What you need to thrive in today's distracting, fast-paced world are three, fundamental self-mastery skills: cognitive control, emotional self-regulation, and impulse control. Whether you're driven to be your best and to make a bigger difference in the world or you just want to be happier and have more control in your life, David lays out the blueprint and tools. For more information on David Levin and the book, Raise Your Inner Game, go to davidlevin.com.

Peter Grahn, Senior Engineer at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN didn't originally set-out to develop ways to restore bodily function lost due to spinal cord injuries. But, in the summer of 2005, two weeks before heading off to college, Peter dove into shallow water leaving him paralyzed from chest down. This event changed the course of his life and career giving him a more-focused purpose and drive to make a positive impact.

Jon Acuff, author of the brand new book Finish: Give Yourself the Gift of Done discusses the problem with goals. He equates goals to nutrition and gives research-based reasons why you should not set massive goals for yourself. Jon also gives advice for people looking to make the next jump in their job and career. For more information on Jon Acuff, his books and links to his social media go to acuff.me.

Clint Harp from Harp Design Co. and HGTV's Fixer Upper talks about the journey of life. Find out what provoked Clint and his wife, Kelly, to leave a six-figure income job and pursue a passion for wood working. With a struggling business, hear about how their serendipitous exchange with Chip and Joanna Gaines eventually led to a friendship and smash-hit TV show. Also, Clint reveals the lesson his grandfather taught him which gave the Harp's the boldness to chase their dream even though it didn't make any sense. Get more information about Clint Harp and Harp Design Co. at www.harpdesignco.com

Joe Schmit, author of the book, Silent Impact, and longtime Twin Cities sportscaster tells stories of real people and the ways in which they had a profound influence on others. He points to simple, powerful lessons inspiring you to recognize your daily opportunities to make an intentional impact. Look for personal stories of professional athletes like Joe Mauer and Larry Fitzgerald as well as legendary Green Bay Packers player and coach, Bart Starr. To find more about Joe Schmit and the book, Silent Impact, go to www.joeschmit.com.

It's not about you. This is a philosophy Dukes Knutson has used to impact thousands of people through his love for God and sports. Dukes spent over 30 years teaching and coaching students as well as being heavily involved with Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Now retired and living in Florida, his life of service continues as chaplain of the Tampa Bay Rays as well as jail and prison ministry. Hear how Dukes' faith became real in his 30's igniting a newfound passion for people and relationships. You'll get a sense of how God orchestrates our purpose and calling as well as the #1 thing we are all searching for. Dukes also breaks down his definition of legacy and why he feels legacy is NOT something to be desired.

Author, John G. Miller, unpacks the secret behind the QBQ! The Question Behind the Question. He identifies two key phrases that will transform the way you look at personal accountability. If you are frustrated with the results in your life, John addresses how to improve your situation by merely changing your focus. Get more of John G. Miller at www.qbq.com.

Mark Deterding, founder of Triune Leadership Services, believes serving others is the key to making a positive impact. He explains the three steps for creating a foundation for anyone who wants to be a servant leader. Mark also talks about how to bring energy to your team and ways to find your individual purpose and calling. For more information on Mark Deterding and Triune Leadership Services to go https://triuneleadershipservices.com.

To retired Division II basketball coach, Rich Glas, attitude is everything. Coach Glas breaks down the five key components/rings to having a winning attitude in the game basketball and in the game of life. He also talks about his formula for success which he has personally followed and taught his players for over 40 years. Coach Rich Glas is one the winningest basketball coaches in Division II history with over 600 wins, most of which came during his 18-year tenure at the University of North Dakota.

Artist, Michael Bellotti discovered purpose in an unorthodox way. While serving a 10-year prison sentence, he found inspiration to make drawings from a popular mafia movie. Soon thereafter, a Bob Ross book and a family tragedy helped him realize that his talent could serve an ever deeper purpose than hed ever imagined. For more information of Michael Bellotti and the Adam Carter Foundation, go to www.bellottiart.com.