It has been a tough year to be a realtor. A few years ago, you could just show up, fog a mirror, and you could sell a home. But the strong survive. And if there is something good that comes from a housing recession, it's that you find out who's the real deal. I'm sitting next to the real deal, Johnie Palmer with Palmer Premier Group powered by Monument Realty.

If you watch your show for any length of time, you know I love to feature disruptors when I can. Some people see the world differently. Some people think that's how it's always been done, and some people wonder why they would even do it that way. Two guys who are disruptors, Duryea Johnson and Jon Frost with FruitFracker.

If my next guest looks familiar, it's because Dr. Bill Johnson has been coming into your living room for almost two decades now. He's been on WFAA and all the local channels. So, you certainly recognize his face, Dr. Bill Johnson with Innovations Medical.

There's been a lot in the news in the last year or so about the mental health pandemic, the one that filled the actual pandemic. But when it comes to men, some men are afraid to raise their hands and say, "I'm struggling with something." That could be a macho attitude, but someone who is paving the way for men to talk about their situation is Kendramia Prestage, with the Healing Adam Project.

A big issue from coast to coast is mental wellness in the workplace because many companies are just not set up to deal with it. The employee might have a concern reporting it to H.R., won't tell the boss, and so people are struggling. They're burning out. To talk about that today is Michael Dickerson, a workplace mental health consultant.

My philosophy is that you shut the whole world down for nearly two years. You put people in masks. Kids can't go to school, and they can't see their friends. And then everything is back to normal again. You can't do that to the world without having a mental health pandemic. I think that's what we have. Millions and millions of people have PTSD from the pandemic, and it's undiagnosed. Two people who know this very well are Amanda Koplin and Amara Durham, with Urgent Care Mental Health.

When it comes to marijuana, it's a patchwork of laws across the country. Some 24 states have adopted medical and or recreational use of marijuana, but in all 50 states, hemp is legal. Brian Hart with the Vitam Group is here to talk about that today.

Have you noticed in recent years, that even the largest banks in the country are trying to imitate small community banks because small community banks have it figured out? When you come into a small community bank, you feel like a real person, you don't feel like a number. To talk about that today is Tyler Pope, Senior VP of Texas Security Bank.

It says in the Bible that we're all flawed, but you can take the flaw or the pain, and turn it into a purpose. That's what my next guests have done. TiQuanna Fisher and Rachel Hardy have channeled all their energy into a powerful podcast called Hurt, Heal, Evolve.

I have a family company, so I'm not looking to sell my company anytime soon. My kids, and hopefully my grandkids, will take over this company. But I know many people my age and a little bit older, who are exiting their businesses, and their kids don't want anything to do with their businesses. That's when they turn to somebody like my next guest, Michael D. Rubin, the founder and CEO of MDR & Associates.