* Richard shares his story of leaving his successful role with the City of London to do his own thing and, how he determined that he needed to change at the age of 30 (10 years ago). * He talks about how he helps businesses too, what he calls, "hyper-niche" with three connecting circles in a Venn diagram. * How he intentionally shows up for his community every day. * Richard also shares what he sees sales leaders struggling with most right now.

* Not only what Weaving Influence does for their author clients but also why a team was necessary to provide these services. * How she was able to leave her full-time job to start her own business. * Becky shares her communication rhythms with her team and team prompts through the week like, Make it Happen Monday, Team Tuesday, Wednesday Wins, Thankful Thursday, and Finish Friday. * She also shares 12 minutes that will change your day and will create momentum when you need it.

* His story about how being stressed lead to him writing a book. * How saying that you are busy, actually over inflates and unknowingly deflates your relationships. * We deconstruct inhibiting beliefs and how to replace them with empowering truths. * What busy people have a hard time doing. * What productive people do that busy people won't do. * Examples of managing your margin.

* We talk about Micah's TEDx performance where he explains a word I've never heard, "prana". * Micah shares an important life message that he shares with the kids he works with which equally applies to adults. He's also a volleyball coach. * Why living without pain may not be good for you. * Of the six instruments Micah plays, which one do Micah and I both play. * What's the most difficult thing as a successful comedian? * Micah also has a new podcast he's launched.

Here are some highlights, you will hear in this interview: * How going on 95 blind dates has helped Steve in his networking for business strategy and how this strategy and mindset can help you too. * How he re-branded himself after 30 years in one industry to now a career in a different industry. * Steve's got some sound advice for non-profits to remain relevant when some non-profits are struggling in new ways. * His part in helping his son (who is now a speaker on national stages) with overcoming severe bullying. * Lastly, we discuss the term "expert" and how to effectively use the word. BTW - you may reconsider calling yourself an expert after this conversation.