Well, I run into influencers all the time or wannabe influencers. They want to be the next Kim Kardashian. But it's not as easy as just throwing up a TikTok page and and producing videos. To talk about that today, Richard Harmer, he's the Founder of UN/COM Media.

I love stories about entrepreneurs and how they came up with their idea. Kameron Brooks, he's the founder of The Charlotte Letter and I'm going to call him an "accidental entrepreneur" because he didn't set out to be an entrepreneur.

I'm a member of EO. That's Entrepreneur's Organization, it's a global organization of entrepreneurs. And one of the things that they talk about in EO all the time is getting unstuck and working on your business instead of in your business. There are just countless entrepreneurs right now who are just running on that hamster wheel. They just can't find a groove. To talk about that today, David Chavez, he's with a Assured Strategy.

They say the number one fear in America is public speaking. And the number two fear is death. If you die on stage, which I have many, many times, you can accomplish both. But seriously, public speaking is such a rewarding use of your time. Not only can you build your business, but you're building your thought leadership, you're building your brand. There's there's a dozen different reasons why you might consider getting over your fear of public speaking and to talk about that today, Toni Caruso, she's a Speaker, she's a Trainer, she's a Producer and she's my friend.

I remember following the career of Jeff Bezos and famously, Amazon lost a lot of money for a lot of years. With a few strategic changes, now they're making money. To talk more about tax strategy and why that can make such a difference in your bottom line, Jason Mollner and Don Rasmussen. They're both with Quartermaster Tax Management.

I don't know about you, but I get nervous now when I fly and it has nothing to do with a fear of flying. It has everything to do with will my flight actually take off on time? There's a huge shortage of mechanics and pilots in the aviation industry and every time you turn on the news, you hear something about it. A man who is coming to the rescue, Mike Sykes, he's the CEO of US Aviation.

It's funny how you remember moments in your life. I was in high school. I was 17 years old. I'm sitting on the couch with my dad. I'm eating a big bowl of ice cream with a lot of chocolate syrup on top and he's eating a salad. My dad says to me, "you know, son, you're burning more calories right now, eating that big tub of ice cream than I am right now, eating this healthy salad. But one day that will change." And boy, was he right. I'm now 59, and I have to watch my weight. I'm the one eating the salads right now. To talk about a healthy lifestyle, Perla Eidson, she's a Clinical Dietitian.

As a TV reporter of 25 years, I like to think that I know a lot about a lot of things. And I've always heard about lupus, but as I was doing research for the show, I was like, do I really even know what lupus is? To talk about that today, Liz Roth, she's the CEO and President of the Lone Star Chapter of the Lupus Foundation of America.

I meet a lot of people through this show, and I've met a lot of lawyers over the years who don't like the law, they hate their lives. They woke up and they're in their mid-forties and they say, "why did I ever get into this?" But Nikki Grote is my guest, she's with Grote Law and she loves her life.

Well, I'm going to admit it. I am watching my girlish figure and trying to stay lean. But the trouble is that there is hidden sugar in almost everything we eat. If you look at the back of your bottle of ketchup, you'd be alarmed at how many grams of sugar are hidden in that bottle of ketchup. To talk about that today, Dr. Gerald Edelman, he's the Author of Sugar Rehab.