I call my company a thank God it's Monday company because the team loves each other. They love to talk, laugh, tell stories, work hard, and play hard. In order for this company to continue running as effectively as it has, we have to create a safe place for our employees. To talk about that today is Venus V. Piñeyro De Hoyos, founder and CEO of Safespace Plus.

I have so much respect for the hard-working men and women in the medical field. They have tireless jobs, sometimes around the clock. I can't think of a more rewarding part of the medical field than fertility. Think about the gift that you're giving individuals and couples who are trying to conceive. To talk about that today is Dr. Julian Escobar, owner of Conceive Fertility Center.

You've heard me talk about Success North Dallas many, many times in this show. A very successful networking organization that has been around for 35 years. They've had some of the top speakers on the planet, and one of them is the gentleman who is joining me right now, Nick Kennedy, an author, speaker, and coach.

I admire entrepreneurs who are responsive and just do something. It took me about six years of working at Fox4 to work up the courage to finally quit and start my own public relations firm. Michael Brinker looks at things differently. During COVID-19, he saw an opportunity, quit his day job, and started his company, Twinvay Products.

If you have watched this show for any length of time, you know that I love featuring successful business owners and entrepreneurs. I especially love those people who came from humble beginnings. With that said, I can't think of a better person to interview than Trevor W. Goodchild. He started as a homeless teen, and now he has an incredible story.

I never served my country, but I have so much respect for the hard-working men and women who have. Just think about all the business lessons that you learn in the military. Someone who knows all about that is Bob Pizzini with Elevate Your Leadership.

I have a marketing firm, so I'm fascinated with other people who are in my space and how they do it differently. One of those people is my new best friend, Sheila Rondeau. She is the CEO of MOGXP.

I've always admired people who play instruments. I struggled in school. I tried to learn the guitar and the violin, but I never got good. I really admire those people who stuck with it, especially those who are performing at an elite level. One of those people is Jess Garland; she's a singer-songwriter, recording and performing artist, and my friend.

This is a momentous occasion, and this may be the youngest guest ever to appear on my show. Danica Hermann is a 13-year-old child prodigy, and she shares her incredible journey today.

As an entrepreneur, I'm always fascinated by companies as they're growing. Sometimes they get stuck; they're treading water, and then they hit another level. Sometimes, it takes a successful business coach to come in and show the CEO or C-suite their blind spots. Somebody who knows all about this is Mike Topa with MTM Global LLC.