Do you find it hard to get clarity on your priorities? I've invited my dear friend, Darla Bonk to share how you can get more clear about what's important to you, even in the ever-changing demands of the world.

Darla Bonk grew up in Fort Myers, Florida. Her professional experience has taken her from Executive Sales Leadership in Fortune 200 companies traveling the country to Executive Director for the American Cancer Society to coaching and consulting, partnering with her husband in their company, Architectural Metal Flashings, and serving as a local councilperson. 

Darla and her husband have four kids, are staunch community supporters with various non-profits, their local church, and local and world mission organizations.

Struggling to find sunshine in stormy times? In this episode, I've invited Marilyn Santiago to share how to seek joy and inspiration, even in the most challenging times.

Marilyn Santiago, also known as "Sunshine, has led a life filled with courage, creativity, and a sense of never-ending optimism. She built a stellar career at the intersection of entrepreneurial spirit and service to the community after transitioning from a media and entertainment industry.

Marilyn is also a leader in the construction and manufacturing industries.

Ali Kates is a Personal Healing Specialist and Trauma-informed coach helping others work through life’s hardest moments. In this episode, she will provide you with some tools and advice on moving ahead in the future.

In this episode, we have invited Ashley Brundage to share how to leverage your difference with others to impact change.

Fighting discrimination, harassment, and homelessness, she found employment as a part-time associate then rose to national Vice President of Diversity & Inclusion in less than five years at a major financial services organization.

Today, Ashley is an author, founder, and president of Empowering Differences.

Lindsay White is a sought-after leadership coach and people strategist for senior leaders and executives, empowering small business CEOs as they develop and embrace their personal leadership practice. Lindsay utilizes her 15 years in strategic talent management to guide these incredible leaders in creating culture and developing the people strategy that is often missing from their business plans.

Alex Street believes when you share your story you change the world. As an actor, youth pastor, public speaker, and coach for more than 20 years, he knows firsthand how powerful storytelling is for personal development & business strategy. Alex has coached TEDx Speakers, bestselling authors, and 7-figure coaches to find the WHY rooted in their signature story.

If you want to grow an audience of paying clients without having to come up with new content ideas, this Voices of Impact episode is for you. I'm dishing out some hot tips on one of my favorite marketing strategies, being a guest on other people's podcasts.

In this episode, we have invited Felecia Etienne who will share how leaders can go from overwhelmed to empowered.

She is a speaker and peak performance coach with nearly two decades of experience working with leaders and entrepreneurs in senior-level roles.

Felecia has also helped build a new $150M sales channel and launch 130+ new sales associates for a Fortune 500 company. 

Andy Ptacek is a brain cancer warrior, best-selling author, entrepreneur of 14+ years, national speaker, community builder, experience creator, and Certified Christian Life Coach helping women break free from autopilot so they can confidently step into a purposeful, God-aligned life!

Barby Ingle is a best-selling author, reality personality, and lives with multiple rare and chronic diseases. She is a chronic pain educator, patient advocate, and president of the International Pain Foundation. Her blog, reality shows, and media appearances are used as a platform to help her become an e-Patient advocate, and she presents at healthcare conferences, speaking publicly, sharing her story, educating and advocating for patients across the globe. Barby has received more than 20 accommodations over the years for her advocacy work.