I'm a big fan of The Andy Griffith Show. If you think about it, that show was set in the 60s, and the biggest problem Opie ever had was maybe getting bullied at school. Now we have all this social media with 24/7 access to the internet, and young people are struggling right now. That's why I have my next guest in the studio: Jenn Brown. She's a certified life coach.

It says in the Bible, "Don't hide your light under a bushel," and unfortunately, I think life has setbacks. We all have this light that glows from us. If you're born a healthy baby, your light is as bright as the sun, but different setbacks can cause us to lose that glow. To get our sparkle back, the great Suzanne Castle is in the studio. She's with the Sparkle Factor.

My baby birds flew the nest a while ago, and I remember how quiet the house was when they left. I'm so proud of my son and my daughter. They both work for me now at Real News. However, there are a lot of parents who work their whole lives, and their whole identity is tied up in their kids. So what happens when the baby birds have flown the nest? That's why I invited my next guest into the studio. Suzy Mighell is an author and speaker, and she heads up Empty Nest Blessed.

This show is all about residential architecture. If you think about it, you can drive through a neighborhood and have a very similar look of a home, and you can drive through another neighborhood and have a completely different style. Styles go in and go out, and then they come back in again. To talk about that today is Larry Paschall, the CEO of Spotted Dog Architecture.

My next guest is on a journey to discover herself, and she's helping others do the same. Dr. Courtney Gowin is a good friend, and we've known each other for several years. Shout out to Dr. Fab Mancini who introduced us. She has been an expert for many years in all things motherhood and babies, and now she's leading mastermind groups around the planet. I'm honored to have her back in my studio.

If you think about the journey of a butterfly, it is a journey of resilience, always starting as a cocoon and then emerging from the cocoon and hopefully soaring. As we look at a lot of young people around the country in different companies, however, they're struggling.  It's almost a failure-to-launch situation. To talk about that today is Shelly Rexroat, the author of the upcoming book Uncocooned.

Let's confess that we're all broken people, and sometimes, if you put yourself through this downward spiral of feeling broken and feeling sorry for yourself, you never get out of that funk. That's why you need to bring in somebody like my next guest. She's a Certified Christian Life Coach. Gladys Perez Hilty is in the studio.

I remember when I was in high school in Detroit, Michigan, and the news bug bit me. I knew that I had to go for this with gusto, and I love other people who find their calling early on. That describes my next guest. Kay Van Wey is in the studio. She's one of the top medical malpractice attorneys in the state of Texas.

I think about confidence and showing up to the world with your best self, and so much of that depends on how you show up in the mirror. Are you proud of the person that you're looking at? That's why I invited my next guest in the studio, Dr. Jordi Bostock. She's the author of the bestselling book Change Your Hair, Change Your Life.

There's an old saying in networking that you've got to circulate to percolate. We have a lot of Gen Zs who have 5,000 to 10,000 acquaintances on LinkedIn, and they don't know any of them very well. There's an art to networking, and the queen of networking in America is in the studio right now: the great Shelli Howlett.