I think you'll agree with me on this: I think we live in a nation of victims. If only there were a different president, if only there were a different economy, if only I were born into a different family, then things would be different. There are people on this planet who make it happen, and people who watch it happen. My next guest is Angelia Dunbar. She is a real estate mogul, acclaimed author, survivor, and motivational speaker.

Age truly is a state of mind. We all know people in their 20s and 30s who act like they're in their 80s, and every once in a while, you meet somebody in their 80s who acts like they're in their 20s and 30s. That perfectly describes my next guest. The great Patti Frenette is in the studio. She's the author of the bestselling book, Sorpresa!.

In corporate America, there's an old saying that it's lonely at the top. The CEO and president of a company can sometimes have nightmares, waking up in the middle of the night, wondering if this or that is going to work or not. Sometimes they're stressed out of their mind. They have to be like that duck on the pond where their feet are going a million miles a minute, but on top of the water, they are cool, calm, and collected. All of that can cause them to tax their body with that stress. Joining us now to talk about this are Mathew and Carly Koder. They are transformation experts.

Let's be honest: it's tough to raise a child these days in a two-parent home. Now imagine being a single parent raising a child. One out of three children in Texas is being raised in a single-parent household. Today, we have an expert on this who's been featured on national news. Stacie Martin is the founder and president of Single Parent Advocate.

My adult kids are fully grown now, but when they were 19 and 16, we had this routine. After my son finished Hebron High, we would go to the West Plano location of Fat Straws, and we would plot the strategy to grow this into a global company. We found that it was almost magical: the discussions, the service, the amazing bubble tea. As I have these wonderful memories, I'm so happy to welcome to the show Terry Pham, founder of Fat Straws Bubble Tea Co.

When you think about the way our healthcare system works, I think you have a lot of young doctors going out into the world and taking out a prescription pad and just writing prescriptions for medicine. Sometimes you find people on five different drugs that don't actually interact with each other very well, so they have a cocktail that might be poisoning them. That's when you lean into Eastern medicine, which is really more holistic and about how the body receives energy. That's why I invited my next guest into the studio: Carrie Oram with Angel Heart Holistics.

If you've watched this show for any length of time, you know I like to put people on the show who are changing the world one person at a time. That perfectly describes my next guest. Vickie Gould is in the studio. She's a bestselling author, speaker, and sound and energy healing expert.

When you think about the world of health care, we have Eastern medicine, and we have Western medicine. I think the truth is somewhere in the middle. There are solutions that can be found by diving into any practice. My next guest is Jennifer Morris, and she is deep into energy healing.

We've all had this experience. You're driving in traffic, and then you see this huge truck that says, "Wide Load." It could be carrying a missile, a helicopter, or other heavy cargo. It takes a very specialized shipping and trucking company to manage that kind of load, and my next guest is the king of the road. Chandler Magann is in the studio. He's the founder and president of Next Exit Logistics.

The funny thing about life is that from the outside it could look like you have it all going on, while on the inside you've lost your true north. That describes my next guest. Jessica "GourJess" Gabriel is in the studio. She's an author, speaker, and the founder of Divine Women Institute.