Art sits with the CEO of The Veloz Group, Adam Mendler. Adam, a great leader as he is, knows a thing or two about bad decisions. He shares valuable life lessons on how to deal with the consequences and be wiser the next time you’re about to walk on crossroads. Adam also shares the importance of lining up your priorities, aligning with your passion, and being a great and inspiring leader.

Matt discuss some life lessons we wish we knew before but still can benefit from today. He also shares how he was able to overcome his depression, how to use our earned courage to outsmart worry and anxiety, why we should trust our gut, and how to be okay with saying “no”. We also get to peek inside Matt’s book, Z-isms: Insights To Live, especially one chapter called: “Be Aware of Spiders” and explains the reason behind the allegory and how it can benefit us and the people around us.

Julie talk about how our childhood dreams hold the key that unlocks our future and what being free truly meant, how “Collective Diminished Expectations” sometimes push us into accepting opinions and beliefs that are not aligned with who we are, and how self-reliance helps in achieving our goals. She also shares her African adventures up close with Silverback Gorillas and how we can help solve ecological problem, not only for biodiversity but also for the future of humanity.

In this episode, Art and Lisa Cherney talk about how we can get f*cking real and feel good about it. They discuss why many people are afraid to show up in their authentic selves and how this compromises expectations, what causes stress and anxiety, and how to live in your truth. Nobody wants to settle with a sham because we know it is always of lesser value. Only if and when we become real can we assign ourselves the value we deserve.

Jim Phillips, talk about reclaiming our power to fully express ourselves. He also differentiates being critical as opposed to being judgmental about ourselves, and defines what soul is and how to nurture it, and what it means to live to the fullest expression of ourselves. We also look at the “behind the scenes” of the decisions we make each day and how we can emerge as better decision-makers and problem-solvers.

Art and The RahRah Coach, Patricia Love talk about why we should always attach caution before we blurt something out. Patricia shares a relatable childhood experience about how grownups’ words deeply affect a kid until adulthood. She also shares how to find time for self-care and meditation.

Art and inspirational author Diane Scabilloni discuss how modern parents can help their kids navigate through their childhood and adolescent years successfully and we will learn how social media has changed our perception of reality, why the first 4 years of a child’s life is crucial, and what humans really need in order to feel complete.

Today, Art interviews Dr. Anthony Manna about his book, Loukas and the Game of Chance. Although designed as a children’s book, the lessons we can get from the adventures of Loukas are tremendously helpful as we face struggles and obstacles in our own lives. Dr. Anthony lets us in on some fascinating chapters of the book as Loukas goes through ups and downs and meets strange characters along the way.

In this episode, we will dive into the story of Sally, a dog with special needs. It’s author, Stenetta Anthony talks about an urgent social call: dog adoption. Art and Stenetta talk more about this noble cause and how helping them means helping ourselves heal in many ways and the list is long for all the benefits that come with it. More importantly, we learn about how animals can help us see ourselves, even our deficiencies, on the brighter side.

Art and Tom Matzen, international best-selling author and speaker, talk about the must-learn skills to speed up success. Tom shares his 36 years of learned lessons on managing rejections, the core of what living should be, how to earn more with less work, being a servant leader, and more! Tune in and learn how you can get a $10,000 scholarship for Tom’s, The Game-Changer Program!