Bill Horan interviews Sharkie Zartman, author of WIN AT AGING. Sharkie will discuss how winning at aging is possible if we have the right perspective, what are the rules of aging, how most causes of aging are controllable if we are willing to make changes and why exercise is no longer optional.

Bill Horan interviews Ashley Whillans, author of TIME SMART. Ashley will discuss how anyone can improve the tradeoff between time and money, what are the benefits of valuing time over money, why and how money can reduce sadness but does not increase happiness, and how a major life event such as death, divorce or illness can change the way we value time and money.

Bill Horan talks with Thalma Lobel, author of WHATEVER WORKS. Thalma will explain how small changes can increase the bottom line for a business, what small change can reduce sick days for employees, what are the benefits of natural light, and how the pandemic might affect office design.

Bill Horan talks with Chad Ford, author of DANGEROUS LOVE. Chad will discuss how we can resolve conflicts without lawyers, judges or unnecessary expenses, why CEOs say conflict resolution is the skill they need most, why fear keeps us from mastering conflict resolution, and how we can transform this fear by learning to love people.

Bill Horan talks with David Marion and Dana Golden, authors of ADDICTION RECOVERY. David and Dana will discuss their personal story, including why they say addiction is a family disease, why it is almost impossible to be untouched by some type of addiction, how the pandemic has increased the number of addicts and their addictions, and what are the typical excuses of a person with an addiction.

Bill Horan talks with Jim Skeffen, author of ALIGNED THINKING. Jim will discuss why time management is such a problem for so many people, how poor time management can result from fear of success, how lists can help, and gives us three tricks that high producers use to manage time.

Bill Horan talks with J. Douglas Holladay, author of RETHINKING SUCCESS. J DOUGLAS HOLLADAY will discuss why many people find themselves successful but failing at life, what the 3 conditions for a meaningful life are, why he says you must know your story, and why if you choose not to understand your past, you are likely to repeat behavioral patterns.

Bill Horan talks with Howard Ross, author of EVERYDAY BIAS. Howard will discuss what the definition of bias is, how we all have conscious and unconscious biases, how many of our daily decisions are influenced by unconscious bias, and what he means by loss aversion bias.

Bill Horan talks to Dr. Bettye Kearse, author of THE OTHER MADISONS. Dr. Kearse will discuss why many African Americans suffer from hopelessness, how a hopeless person sees the future, how formal education can help hopelessness, and what we can do to make this situation better.

Bill Horan talks to Bob Johansen, author of Full-Spectrum Thinking. Bob will discuss why full-spectrum thinking is about recognizing patterns, seeking clarity and resisting certainty, how categories limit our vision, why the goal of a forecaster is to provoke not permit, and why the best forecasts are the ones you don't like.