Greer Inez is a serial entrepreneur, marketing strategist, visual artist and film photographer. Her work is intentional and deeply personal—focused on helping women generate real revenue and designing lives defined by longevity and autonomy. With two decades of experience in marketing and a lifelong devotion to creativity, biohacking, social justice, she merges strategy and gorgeous visuals with wellness to help women entrepreneurs grow with clarity and confidence. Her mission is simple and urgent: to position more women at the center of wealth creation and to make sure they stay there so we can see the changes that humanity and our planet so desperately need.

Her current venture include:

• Greer Inez – portrait photography + brand visuals + growth strategy for entrepreneurs

• Quickies – an intimacy product line designed to support joy + pleasure + freedom for women

• Biohack your business – launching June; a 90-day course at the intersection of health + wealth, built to help entrepreneurs achieve sustainable success

 In this episode, we sit down with Grady Carter, a leading real estate professional in Norman, Oklahoma, and a key member of Keller Williams Mulinix. Known for his integrity, responsiveness, and strategic thinking, Grady shares insights on navigating today’s real estate landscape, building lasting client relationships, and the lessons he’s learned from over a decade in the business. Whether you're an aspiring agent, a homebuyer, or simply curious about real estate as a business, this conversation delivers valuable takeaways 

In this episode, I sit down with Chad Shanks, who owns Neighborhood Bicycle Shop along with his wife Sarah in Norman, Oklahoma. We dive into his journey from cycling enthusiast to small business owner, how he built a loyal customer base, and the unique challenges and rewards of running a local bike shop. Chad shares insights on creating community through cycling, the importance of personalized service, and why small businesses like his are vital to the fabric of local neighborhoods.

Whether you're a cyclist, aspiring entrepreneur, or just curious about what keeps small businesses rolling, this episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at the passion, persistence, and pedal power behind Neighborhood Bicycle Shop.

In this insightful episode, we sit down with Andrea Santini, CEO of SwiftCo, a leading design-build firm in Norman, Oklahoma. Andrea shares the journey of SwiftCo, a cornerstone in the local real estate and construction community. She delves into the company's commitment to quality, innovation, and community, highlighting the values that drive their success.​

Listeners will gain a behind-the-scenes look at the challenges and triumphs of leading a growing business, the importance of fostering strong client relationships, and the vision Andrea has for SwiftCo's future. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, a real estate enthusiast, or someone interested in the dynamics of a thriving small business, this episode offers valuable insights and inspiration.