Life and Career Development Coach and Author Shari Lueck stops by this fun, fascinating and powerful episode to talk about listening to your gut instead of ignoring it and how to better trust it; how she learned not to feel her emotions; facing death nine different times; the things in her life that created the skeletons in her closet and the names she gave them and being the hero of your own story. 

Connect with Shari on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shari-lueck/  or on her website at www.sharilueck.com

Author, Teacher and Training Specialist Mike Hernandez joins this episode. Mike talks about his early childhood in my home state of West Virginia; being abandoned by his real Mom there; getting Looney Tunes glasses with his Dad; the Brady Bunch-Dugger house he grew up in; the impact of his father; how a seminar they attended changed his life; gravitating to training from seeing a lack of it and the precise timing of business. 

Connect with Mike at: www.linkedin.com/in/mike-hernandez-b276b733 or at https://1crd.me/MikedOut

Author and Partner in the OnPurpose Growth company, Bryan McDonald, joins this episode. Bryan talks about organizations finding their purpose and getting lean on purpose; the power of a short memory; surviving the 2008 recessions and lessons he applied to 2020; the amount of energy applied in treading water; knowing a Heisman Trophy winner; learning early in life about hard work and the difficult choices it produces. 

Author of the Book, "Behind Every Good Decision" and Speaker Piyanka Jain stops by this episode. Piyanka talks about using Lifelong learning as a positive; the concept of "Data Responds"; what stands in the way of a good decision; how she became a "So What?" person; moving through different creative phases of her life and her biggest piece of Intentional Encouragement. 

Author of "Perpetual Hunger," "Unlocking YES!" and "The Bonus Round" and Sales Coach Patrick Tinney joins this fun-filled episode. Pat talks about the greatest lesson he learned on giving and why he's a giver; as a kid why he always looked down; the importance of thinking bigger and being your own best friend.