Jason Belmonte has been bowling since a very young age. His parents owned a bowling alley, where Jason spent most of his days on lane 16. At a young age he had to bowl using two hands because the bowling ball was too heavy. As Jason got older though, he kept using this unique style, regardless of other professionals who encouraged him to switch to the traditional way. This "Belmo" style of bowling has become widely popular around the world.

Patrick Lewis leads a great company, Superior Rigging & Erecting Co. Patrick has a teal crane that they're using to help awareness and will donate a percentage of the revenue from the crane to the Geaux Teal foundation. The Geaux Teal foundation helps raise awareness of ovarian cancer, and donates funds for ovarian cancer treatment.

Learn more about the teal crane, and make a donation https://superiorrigging.com/commiting-to-ovarian-cancer-awareness/

Jack Daly's book "Hyper Sales Growth" is broken up in 3 parts. The first part is focused on the big picture. The second part is on sales management which focuses on recruiting, training, and building out your sales force. The third part is specifically for sales people to help them win customers through a proven strategies that are from real world examples.

Derek talks with Lisa Binderow about the moment she got the idea, that then propelled the business she has today. Most businesses and inventions come from a need that has not been met. This is how Lisa got started with creating NicePipes.

Whitney shares someone of the small moments that helped her cross the massive divide. Moved from banking to equity research, push back from the pecking order. Whitney shares that she had been fired from a job before too. She gave some insight that she believes that whenever we lose a job, it was actually time for us to go, but we didn't leave so the universe pushed us out. These moments of pushback, and sets backs can help you regain your focus, and get positioned where you need to be for the next big thing that is in front of you.

Finding a balance between your family, and being excellent in your work and business, comes at a cost. It's easy to say you make your family a priority, but to make it happen is much more difficult.

On this episode, Bobby Albert talks about "values driven culture." Culture, is about the people. Culture is something that you cannot see, but you do see the affects of culture.

Jason Belmonte is one of the greatest bowlers of all time, some have considered him the GOAT. Jason has a very unique story of how he got into bowling at a very young age in Australia. Derek talks with Jason today to learn more about his early years.

At age 13, Jack was a caddy at a country club, and noticed that these people he was caddying for were driving nice cars, living in amazing homes, and that is when the light bulb went off. If he wanted to live their lifestyle, he would need to learn how they did. During the 18 holes, he would ask them tons of questions to learn how they got to where they were. This helped Jack later in life get to where he is today.

Whitney Johnson has an impressive resume, including that she is one of the 50 most influential management thinking by Thinkers50. Derek talks to Whitney to learn more about her entrepreneurial journey.