Oleg’s journey is one of the most unique stories I’ve come across. A story of resilience and perseverance to overcome obstacles that would have stopped most. He brings such a great level of enthusiasm for helping others, especially those who are looking to find their sense of purpose. His passion is to share stories about overcoming the odds along journeys that have changed people into the beautiful human beings they are today. Embrace it. Share it. Live it.

Quick solo episode where I talk about focusing on the big things that matter, and less on the small accessory stuff. Comparing the big lifts in fitness with the smaller accessory exercises. How the big things move the needle and take care of the small things but when we do the accessory stuff, we are busy but not getting big results.

Sanjay Poojary is the Founder and CEO of Saya Life, the only one sub-metering AI platform that detects anomalies to prevent loss before they become catastrophic events. Saya gateway can be scaled to connect to air quality and energy monitoring sensors in large residential and commercial buildings to provide a complete kit to achieve green building Impact metrics.

In this episode, Sanjay talks about his journey as a Start Up founder and why he is passionate about clean-tech environmental solutions.

Sara Kilburn - Truth be told, I’ve been called a “Lovely Freight Train,” but really I’m just a high spirited, Type A, genuine rainmaker, that loves what I do and those with whom I do it! This Industry is my passion, my home away from home and my second family. There’s not a day that goes by that I don’t work hard to support it and keep it running strong on all cylinders. “In every job that must be done, there is an element of fun….if you find the fun, then SNAP, the job’s a game.” – M

2020 is the year I decided that enough is enough.  I’ve always had aspirations of making a bigger impact in people’s lives but I’ve let self-doubt hold me back.  From giving up to easy or not feeling like I’m good enough to make a difference, I’ve always had a reason holding me back.  But I asked myself, what would happen if I went all-in, got comfortable with being uncomfortable for one year, for five years. Just put in a consistent effort of breaking down personal barriers and see where this