Well, the pandemic has been brutal for professional women. Many were put in a position of having to choose between their work and their family because the boss would not allow them to work remote. In general, women are burning the candle at both ends and in the middle. To talk about that today, Diana Guintu, she is a Life Coach for professional women.

Well, we're in February now, which means a lot of people have already gotten through dry January or damp January, and they're back to their old habits again. Having a glass of wine every once in a while is not a bad thing, but if if you're having it every single day, multiple times a day, you might have a problem. To talk about that, Kimberly Schuehler with Sabino Recovery.

How many times have you gone to a website, a business, for instance, and after looking through the whole thing, you still have no idea what they do? It's because they're not telling their own story very well. To talk about that today, a genius when it comes to digital storytelling, Susie Burleson.

I can't think of a more resilient business and industry than the speaking industry. If you can imagine it, speakers had their calendar filled. Everything was rocking and rolling, and then all of a sudden came this little thing on COVID to disrupt everything. Somebody who knows a little something about that, Gail Davis, founder and president of GDA Speakers.

Well, unfortunately, it's the time of year when many couples finally call it quits and they go to divorce court. January, February, notoriously the busiest month for divorce attorneys. But if you're shopping for a divorce attorney, you want to make sure that you know somebody who has been in your shoes before to talk about that, Britney Harrison, she's an Attorney with Calabrese Budner, LLP.

I can't think of a more competitive space than the fitness industry. It seems like there is a gym on every street corner. So it really takes a special person to separate themselves from the competition. To talk about that today, Steve Diniaco with TruFit Athletic Clubs.

When we talk about the housing market, you can talk about the nation as a whole. And they have hot spots and cold spots. And then you can talk about Dallas/Fort Worth, which is just about always the hottest market in the country. I think I read where some 200,000 people moved here a year ago. So with those kind of people flowing in, is it a good time to buy a house? It's always a good time to buy a house. And two people who will back me up on that is Jorge and Jenny Aldrete. They are co-hosts of The Ultimate Agent Podcast and Luxe Mortgage Team.

So as you saw in the show open, I did TV news for 25 years. I got to a place where I was just languishing. I wasn't fulfilled. That's because I didn't fix my why and I had to quit. On set today, Billy Ryan, the Author of Fix Your Why.

I find sometimes when you watch the news, they can scare you. They can scare the whole country into a recession if they're talking about how bad things are. But you have to remember that when you're talking about a national story and a local story, there's a big difference, especially when you call Dallas, Texas, home. To talk about commercial real estate, Sarah Lamb with The Retail Connection.

Well, when you think about marketing companies, you might have an idea that comes to mind. Some of you might be thinking, madmen and people in suits. I'm here to tell you that I only wear a suit to impress people. Most of the time I am dressed down because I'm a creative and I love other creative companies and my new good friends, the folks from Valynt Digital are in the studio today. Makayla Mitchell, the Director of Marketing and Dan Spottsville, the CEO.