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A reflection of what makes Carrie Pirouette a successful social entrepreneur.
Where others see obstacles, Carrie creates opportunities, and makes lasting changes to society and culture.
Some people don’t just attend the school of hard knocks, they live there. All while struggling to pay her way through college as a first-generation student, Kim coped with a mysterious health problem that took doctors years to resolve. This is a story of mystery, and toughness.
Pour yourself some illegal bootleg liquor and immerse yourself in this scandalous, crime-soaked tale. Overflowing with parties, booze, mob bosses, fights, affairs, and car bombs, Tom Buchanan, Misunderstood is an uproarious homage to Gatsby.
As he copes with marital strife, boxing matches, and explosives, Tom realizes everything he loves is at risk. But doing something about it might just get him killed.
A vivid portrait of a unique era, this surprising novel jolts us to realize that there are always multiple sides to every story, and that the road to love is often blocked with smashed up cars. Tom Buchanan, Misunderstood, reveals a side to a character everyone thought they knew. Buckle up for a wild ride.
(Available on amazon.)
Ferd Niemann operates a real estate investment company focusing on mobile home parks. His podcast is: The Mobile Home Park Lawyer Podcast.
Fitness junkie changes his mind.
Tom Ruzicka came in first in his age group in the Ironman. His work ethic and personal ethos will blow your mind.
Jack,20, is shy, and possibly an entrepreneurial wizard. Maggie, 18, is outgoing, and gets elected to many leadership positions, and is involved in multiple clubs and activities. And yet, they both are kind, tough, and disciplined. How did their parents do it?
Lee Ann Ochs is married, has six kids including one who has had daunting media bills, and she is the co-owner of Level-Up STEM KC, with her husband, Rob, who is ex-military. Together, they add a lot of goodness to the world. How do they do it all?
Two days ago, I interviewed Emily Wobker, who teaches a riveting class about WWII and the Holocaust. We touched on the horrific aftermath of WWII. In this mini-episode, I outline the nightmare that followed in many parts of the world, as half of the human race entered into the most nightmarish societies--outside of Nazi Germany--that the world has ever known. These are the true stories that the world needs to know. Sadly, these stories--although of dire importance to everyone--are almost never taught.
From the publisher's feed
On the surface, the guests of this podcast are seemingly ordinary. And yet, they have great stories and ideas, and they've done great things. New episodes every Tuesday.