I'm a big fan of Local Profile. I get it every single month, and I saw a recent addition of the Local Profile, and they featured this amazing couple with this great smile, and I could just feel the energy off the magazine. I knew then that I had to get this couple into my studio. Chalon Clark and Richard Thomas are in the studio today to talk about the amazing work they are doing with The Present House Hospitality Group.

I have been so impressed with what I've seen in terms of the Indian American population in DFW in the last 20 years. It's grown exponentially. I'm told some 300,000 Indian-Americans call DFW home. And one of the reasons it's such a vibrant community is because of its leaders. Sunil Maini and Kamal Fulani are in the studio today, and they are two of the leaders of the US India Chamber of Commerce of DFW.

There's an old saying: it's not how many times you get knocked down, it's how many times you get up. My next guest describes herself as the queen of the get-up. Ari Medrano is a thought leader and the founder of Miracle Mindset.

I have a fascination with oil and the people who get rich in the oil business. Dallas, the TV show, was one of my favorite shows. That's one of the reasons we came to Dallas. But I have to be honest, it's a lot of work to drill and be on an oil rig. There's a lot of people making money in their sleep, and they never stepped foot on an oil rig. To discuss this today is Henry Harrison, with Mineral Royalties Group, LLC, Dallas.

A shout out to my beautiful bride, Victoria Snee, because she's responsible for my next guest. She was suffering some aches and pains a couple of weeks ago, and she saw this amazing doctor of physical therapy. After one session, she came back and said, "You have to have this guy on your show." Cris Maya, doctor of physical therapy, is in the studio today!

I recently turned 60 years old, and I think it's at this time of life that people begin to think about their legacy. What was all of this about? That's why I invited my next guest in the studio, Bryce Runge, the author of Wake Up, Wake Up, Wake Up.

I have always been fascinated by the love affair between horses and people. Even if you go to the Old Testament, you see people riding horses, and that love affair continues today. It gets strengthened because of people like my next guests, Sara Sasso Toolin and Kelly Hammett, the co-founders of ForteBella Equestrian.

I have always been fascinated with disruptors. A few years ago, if somebody told you the taxicab industry would be dying because of something called Uber, everybody would laugh at you. But that's what's happening. Industries are being disrupted every single day, and one of those industries is the liquor industry. And the guy who's doing the disrupting is my next guest, Steven Paul Matsumoto with Juno's Liquor.

If you think about it, life is about diversity, and it's not how many times you get knocked down; it's how many times you get up. We all know that because of the pandemic, we all got knocked down for a long time. And some people are still living in that nightmare and have never gotten back up. Joining us today to discuss this is Melissa "Missy" Ashton, a speaker, author, and executive leadership coach.

I don't know about you, but I love the holidays! I also dread the holidays for the same reason that many people dread the holidays. All the food! Sometimes you're having two Thanksgiving or Christmas dinners. We all know the drill. Shannon Sutton, a health and fitness expert, is here to help us get through the holidays without packing on the pounds.