I've had several experts on my show talking about commercial real estate. When you talk about commercial real estate, that describes a lot of territory, everything from office buildings to warehouses to multifamily and apartments. And everything I'm hearing is that the best place to be is in apartments because people always need a place to live. It's relatively recession-proof, and to discuss that today is Eric Leyendecker, Director of Land Acquisition at Anthem Development.

The holidays are supposed to be the most wonderful time of the year, but many people feel sad. Depression and anxiety go crazy in December because of so many painful memories. That's why we brought in the holistic therapist, Dr. Ashley Nazon

When you look at professional models on TV or in magazines, it's easy to assign a narrative to them. Oh, they were born beautiful. They were born with a silver spoon in their mouth. They've never had adversity. My next guest will share a very painful moment in her life with us because she's turning her pain into purpose. Amber Griffin is the founder of Model Prep.

I love how life works. We all have a plan, and then God throws an audible at us. That describes my next guest, Lorie Burch, with Burch Law.

I think I'm speaking on behalf of all entrepreneurs at this point. You're building a machine, you're on the hamster wheel, you're rolling. You might be growing that organization, but you're still as busy as you were when you turned the lights on. So, sometimes you have to get off the hamster wheel, and that's when you hire my next guest. Scott Levy is in the studio. He's the CEO of Resultmaps.

I like to think that all of us have some ministry. My ministry and mission is to help people tell their stories. But I come to an air-conditioned office every day. It's pretty comfortable doing my mission. My next guest has an incredible mission, and I can't even imagine what it's been like to walk in her shoes for the past 22 years. Carole Ward is with Favor International.

I'm a huge Rocky fan. I remember watching that movie when I was a young teen, and I was always a Rocky fan because Rocky represented the common man. The guy who got a shot at the title went the distance and later became the champ. My next guest is somebody who also agrees that sometimes the little guy needs representation. Joining us now from New York is Ron Berutti with Murray-Nolan Berutti LLC.

Raising a family is complicated enough, but add in the stress of the holidays and the pressures on families, and sometimes, it can rip families apart. That's why we invited Dr. Brad Schwall with The Center for Integrative Counseling and Psychology back to the show.

One of the scariest things I ever did in my life was leave TV news. I was a TV reporter since I was 19 years old in college, and so when I left the business at the age of 45, I was scared out of my mind. I suddenly became an entrepreneur, and you have to sink or swim. Somebody who can relate to that is my next guest, Sonia Azad, formerly of Channel 8. And before then, Houston and many other markets before that. Now, she hosts corporate wellness and yoga retreats.

When it comes to skincare, it's dizzying. You go to any grocery store or pharmacy, and there is just aisle after aisle of skincare and healing balms, and you don't know what to believe. Well, sometimes you just make one of your own. That's the story behind Dr. Doug's Miracle Balm Brands. The brainchild behind this incredible brand is in the studio, Dr. Doug himself and Natalie Gardner.