Tyler Pereira is an accounting professional with a passion for personal finance and motivating people to invest in their future. On this episode, Tyler opens up about his family dynamic. He discusses why he played soccer and the value of playing sports. Also, Tyler talks about moving to a new town for high school and how that transition was difficult. He mentions why he went to college and what it was like to work in public accounting. Tyler gets really deep with me as we discuss mental health struggles and highlight the importance of opening up with therapist or loved ones. Join us in this powerful conversation on personal finance, life struggles, and mental health.

Matt Gallup is currently working at an environmental consulting firm and has started his own resale operation where he flips old cars, trucks and other antiques for profit. On this episode, Matt opens about his family dynamic and why his grandparents mention a lot to him. Matt talks about his love for baseball and how his dad coached him along the way. Also, he discusses why he went to college and the reasons behind choosing his career path. In addition, Matt talks about starting his resale operation and why he loves it. We dive into ancestry and the value of knowing where you come from too. Join us in this authentic conversation on family, business, and mental health.

Sarah Shknevsky is a rehab aide in a physical therapy clinic pursuing her dream of becoming a physical therapist. On this episode, Sarah talks about her family dynamic and relationship with her siblings. Sarah mentions how she feel in love with swimming and how injuries derailed her athletic endeavors. Also, she gives us the reasons she went to school to become a future physical therapist. We dive into relationships and how the current dating market place is with dating apps too. Join us in this amazing conversation on helping people, physical therapy, and mental health.

On this episode, I go solo and discuss what a dog's love means to me. I openly discuss the passing of my family's dog of 14 years, Jenna. She was the most loving shih tzu you could ever meet and I talk about what she meant to me. Also, I discuss how a dog's love is one of the closest things to unconditional love there is. As well as, my grieving process and how difficult it was to watch her go. This was one of my more vulnerable episode and I hope all dog lovers can appreciate my message. Join myself in this beautiful celebration of my dog Jenna.

Marinna Emond is a kindergarten teacher and small business owner. On this episode, Marinna opens up about her family dynamic and growing up trying a variety of sports. She discusses playing softball and having her dad as a coach and why that meant a lot to her. Marinna goes on to talk about how she decided to try field hockey and fell in love with the sport and even become a coach after college. Also, we discuss why she became a teacher and what it was like to become one. Then, we talk about the journey of becoming a content creator and why she created a blog and small business. Join us in this vulnerable conversation on teaching, content creating, and mental health.

Lucia Petruccelli is a dancer and PR pro that owns her own small business called Lavender Logos. On this episode, Lucia opens up about her family dynamic and what it was like having a large family. She talks about growing up in New York and the love she has for her siblings. Then, she discusses how her father got covid and the impact that had on her entire family. Lucia mentions the concept of mortality and we discuss being more grateful for the little things. She goes into detail about why she created Lavender Logos and how it went from graphic designing to promoting other smaller businesses. Join us in this authentic conversation on family, social media, and mental health.

On this episode, wALiE rejoins the podcast for the first time in over a year. wALiE discusses why he chose this identity and created his podcast called Ever Changing Vibe. He talks about how coming on my podcast influenced his decision to really start content creating. We crack a few jokes and exchange some compliments to one another for the motivation we've provided to help us keep creating. He goes into detail about who "Booth Babe" is and how she has helped him become a better podcaster. wALiE walks us through what his 'undeniable rant' is and how that keeps him podcasting too. Join us in this hilarious conversation on comedy, podcasting, and mental health.

On this episode, Brock Handy rejoins the podcast for the first time since his appearance on episode 6. Brock catches us up on everything that happened since that recording which was December of 2019. He discusses his decision to change his job and the reasons why he did that. Also, Brock recently purchased a home and walked us through that process. In addition to buying a home, he got married as well. These were all major life decisions which inspired the title of this episode. Join us in this refreshing conversation on planning, life goals, and mental health.

On this episode, Jake Wickham rejoins the podcast to discuss the topic of men's mental health. Jake has appeared on episode 14, 83, and co-hosted the mini series 'The Quarantine Connection'. In honor of men's mental health month, we dive into why men struggle to express their emotions. We talk about the Johnny Depp trial ramifications on how the public views men and abuse. Also, we talk about our personal experiences as men and emphasis the value of therapy. Join us in this deep conversation on emotions, therapy, and mental health.

On this episode, I go solo and talk about the art of communication. First, I explain why I am recording this solo episode after dealing with a scheduling issue. Then, I walk through why communication skills are so important to learn. I talk about how valuable journaling and reading are in the development of articulating yourself. Also, I discuss future plans for the podcast and what I aim to accomplish. Join myself in this conversation about communication skills, processing emotions, and mental health.