Bill Horan talks with Patrick Bet-David, author of YOUR NEXT FIVE MOVES. Patrick will discuss why you must ask yourself who you want to be, why all choices are dictated by the answer to the previous question, how to make pain our fuel and how to live a life of "future truth."

Bill Horan talks with Christopher Hadnagy, author of HUMAN HACKING. Chris will discuss what he means by human hacking, how understanding the way humans are hacked can help you avoid this, why empathy is so important and the four basic questions we must ask.ourselves.

Bill Horan interviews Fawn Germer, author of COMING BACK. Fawn will discuss why it is important to be relevant if you want to stay employed, why half the workers over the age of 50 will lose their jobs before they are ready to retire, how we can start becoming a victor instead of a victim and why job longevity is now seem as a detriment.

Bill Horan talks with Kevin Shulman, author of GOAL SETTING BOOTCAMP. Kevin will discuss what are the most common excuses for not setting goals, why putting our goals in writing is so important, how the practice of goal setting escalates dramatically among top earners and how goal setting helps you avoid the mistake of having other people set your direction in life.

Bill Horan interviews Kelly McMenamin, author of ORGANIZE YOUR WAY. Kelly will discuss where in the home we should should start the organization process, how knowing a person's personality type makes organizing easier, what are the most common errors and why good hangers and containers are so important.

Bill Horan interviews Trish Ahjel Roberts, author of 12 STEPS TO MIND -BLOWING HAPPINESS. Trish will discuss why healing is the first step for happiness, what is the biggest myth about anger, how detachment leads to happiness and how people can identify and pursue their passions.

Bill Horan interviews Nir Bashan, author of THE CREATIVE MINDSET. Nir will discuss why everything about creativity can be learned, why relying on inspiration is a myth, what is the trinity of creativity, and why true creativity relies on understanding human nature.

Bill Horan talks with Wayne Turmel, author of THE LONG DISTANCE TEAMMATE. Wayne will discuss why he says the three key words are "teammate, connected and engaged," how to keep from becoming invisible, the 3 p's that make a remote teammate successful, and what should be the mindset of aa remote teammate.

Bill Horan talks with James Whittaker, author of the book, "Mental Dynamite," who will discuss who Napoleon Hill was, why we care about his relationship with Andrew Carnegie, why he says it is not what you know but what you do that counts and how self-discipline allows us to take possession of our mind and set our own price tag.

Bill Horan interviews Sean Ryan, author of GET IN GEAR. Sean will discuss why 75-90% of organizations fall short of achieving the results they expect, what is the execution gap, what are the 7 gears that lead to success, and why goals and a visible scorecard are so important.