If you've watched this show for any length of time, you know I have a passion for non-profits, and I love to put a spotlight on people who are doing amazing things right here in our backyard. Today, Shannon Summers is on the show; she's the head of marketing for Women With Promise.

So I'm a creative. I think I've always been good with words, pictures and images, but I cannot hold a candle to my next guest when it comes to creativity. Melissa Ellis is in the studio. She's with Melissa Ellis Art, and she is a sculptural oil painter.

Well, there are countless nonprofits out there, but one has certainly become a household name. I'm talking about the Salvation Army. And many of us think we know something about the Salvation Army. Maybe you associate it with the Cowboys game on Thanksgiving Day and the big presentation. Some people might associate it with bell ringers or angel donations, but it's a vast organization. It's in 133 countries around the planet. I had no idea. To talk about that today are two of the leaders of the North Texas operation, Major Paul McFarland and Captain Maxie DeBlanc.

If you go to any airport in the country, large or small, the show's stars tend to be the planes. But the real stars behind the scenes are the ones that are making everything work. The folks with the hangars, the folks who supply the fuel to the airline industry. And to talk about that today is Jamie Munoz. She is the general manager of Galaxy FBO.

My dad is a pastor, and I've been going to church my entire life. But as I've gone from church to church, I've noticed that some churches do a better job than others at ministering to people and what they're going through in their average day. There is a need in the space to really be relevant to people. And that's where my next guest comes in. Brooke Ladouceur is the CEO and founder of Flourishing Faith.

We've all seen this movie before. Some of us have two Thanksgivings to go to. We just eat as much as we possibly can, and then we feel bad. So we eat more comfort food and then wake up on January 2nd with a New Year's resolution to lose all that fat. How do you break this cycle that we all do each year? We've run in a nationally known healthy living expert, Dr. Matt Chalmers.

I think we all have the same problem: we're searching for meaning. In your early days, sometimes you're working for the money, a job, a title, or the corner office. Then, in the second half of your life, you start thinking about relevance. Did you leave the planet off better than when you got here? And that describes my next guest, Steve Bender. He's heavily involved in Earth X and a very proud Rotarian.

I love the old quote that Ginger Rogers could do everything Fred Astaire could, except backwards in high heels. And I think that describes our society. We've come light years away from the 50s and 60s regarding women in power. However, we still have ways to go and must empower the next generation of female leaders. Sharla Frost is in the studio. She's a friend, bestselling author, and a keynote speaker.

If you had a health condition, you would go to a surgeon or a specialist. But many business owners and entrepreneurs in this country are trying to do it themselves. That's why I brought on Chris Wilbratte, the co-founder of Echelon Financial.

As a planet, we are spending literally trillions of dollars on cyber security. But all it takes is the bad guys to be right once, and they can get through. There are many different ways they can do that. Today, we are speaking to a cybersecurity expert, Lalit Ahluwalia, with DigitalXForce and iTrustXForce.