Well, ever since I can remember, I've been fascinated with world records. I used to read the Guinness Book of World Records and see these fantastic feats and even try them. Even if you weren't successful, it's still amazing. What humans can can do when they put their minds to it! Joining me now, Kolton Krottinger, he's the man behind the World's Largest Super Soaker Battle.

As the owner of a podcast network and a public relations firm, I can tell you there are things I'm good at and things that I'm horrible at. Contracts make my head explode. All that language and the fine print. I just don't understand. And that's why I brought in my next guest, Lisa Scott, she's the founder of Intuitive Edge.

If you've ever been to a big arena where there's a big speaker, like a Grant Cardone or a Tony Robbins, look around, there is all this magic behind the scenes that creates the experience. Somebody who knows something about that, Chris Nowels, he's the CEO of IHN Productions.

When I think about special relationships, I think about your family doctor, your family lawyer, and, of course, your CPA. You've got to have the right CPA, somebody who understands your business, understands the tax law, and is able to allow you to keep the most money possible without giving way too much to Uncle Sam. To talk about that today, Poonam Sandhu, she is a CPA and Partner with Mees Sandhu CPAs.

I came up during a time when the boss said "it's my way or the highway" and as an employee, you just went with it. Well, these days, Gen Z's, Millennials, they want a seat at the table. To get there, they sometimes talk to a man like the man sitting next to me, Bill Tingle. He's the Founder and CEO of Tingle Leadership.

By now, most of you have heard about chat GPT. Many college students are using it to write essays for them. There's a lot of questions in the media about whether this is a good thing or a bad thing. I'm joined by Dr. Harvey Castro, he is a Physician, International Healthcare Consultant, Thought Leader, and Author of so many books that we can't even put them on my desk.

Well, I am 59 years old, so I'm the tail end of the baby boomers. And I remember about 20 years ago, everybody was complaining about Gen X and then along came the millennials, and the focus shifted to millennials. And now it's the Gen Z's that are getting picked on by the older generation. To talk about Gen Z and why they're such a unique generation, Carlos Carpizo, he's the Author of At Risk of Greatness.

Do you have the mind of a champion? When I think about champions, I think about some of the greatest of all time, like Tom Brady, Wayne Gretzky. They have a certain focus, a mental focus, and a routine that they do every single day. Well, that can also apply to the business world. To talk about that today, Dr. Julie Bell, she's with Chartwell Partners.

You see this all the time in America, you have a great car salesperson and that person gets promoted to manager. They've never read a management book. They have no idea what they're doing. They're very good at selling cars, but they can't lead a team. So what happens to a person like that? Sometimes they bring in the consultant, like my next guest, Courtney Ramsey. She is a Talent Development Consultant and Speaker.

So one of the knocks on the education system is that it seems so impersonal. Sometimes when you look at the teacher student ratios, they're way off balance. No wonder we're having such problems with test taking and students being engaged. Somebody who's helping change that is Alina Durham. She's the Director of Outreach at Fusion Academy Southlake.