How old do you feel in your mind? I think most days when I wake up, I feel like I'm in my twenties and I'm about to be 60. Another person who feels the same way is my next guest, Sharon Simmons.

Well, I love how God works. Yesterday, I'm sitting at my desk, phone rings, and it's an old friend, Janeé Hill. Somebody that I've known now for possibly two decades. We've both kind of watched each other grow from afar. She's in my studio today, and I couldn't be more happy.

Well, as many of you know, I'm a member of EO Dallas, that's Entrepreneur's Organization. It's just filled with very successful business owners, including my next guest, Alex Vantarakis with Equipped for Life.

I have always been fascinated with branding. And if you think about it, every company in America, their brand is going up, their brands going down or or worse, they don't have a brand to talk about. To talk about that today, Candi Luciano, she's the CEO of Intentionalyze.

Well, it's a very common story, I'm sure you've heard of it before...companies will buy these season tickets to the Rangers or the Stars and then half of those tickets go unused or worse. Changing the game is Morgan Katz, she's the Founder and CEO of Ticketnology.

When I was a television reporter of 25 years, I covered a lot of tragedies. Unfortunately, many of those tragedies involved a child drowning. I didn't know until I started to prepare for this show that drowning is the leading cause of death for children under five. To talk about that today, three good friends, Emmy Roberts, who is working on her Girl Scout Gold Award, Greg Laird, the CEO of the Emler Swim School, and Auberia Stephenson, a Child Safety Specialist.

I have always loved people with passion. I mean, if you're going to do it, do it right, do it with excellence. My next guest is Benson Varghese. He is a board certified criminal defense lawyer who is passionate about giving a voice to the underdog.

I got to Dallas in 1992, and as a reporter for Fox, I had the chance to visit cities all over North Texas. I remember one of those little teeny towns that I was visiting in the early nineties, Aledo has really gotten to be a fairly large size area. To talk about that today, Kit Marshall, she is an Advocate for the city of Aledo.

Well, a few Christmases ago, my son Dallas made me a vision board. I still have it in my man cave, upstairs in my home. It has a Rolls-Royce, that's my dream car. It has our name on the side of this building and has a private corporate jet. Haven't accomplished any of those things, but when I do, I'm coming to this man right here, David Henry. He is the President and CEO of Status Jet.

When we think about tough metals, we think about metals like steel and iron. And, you know, they had to go through a furnace first to toughen themselves. To talk about that today, Faith Teope, she's a Multimedia Journalist, Advocate, and a 401K Specialist.