I respect the discipline it takes to be a champion in any sport, and my next guest is a champion in surfing. He's the number one athlete over 50 in surfing on the planet. Scotty Schindler is in the studio. He's known as the Street Smart Entrepreneur.

I've always had a soft spot for teachers. I think there's no more thankless job than being a teacher right now. And think about all the pressures that you know from parents, from the kids, and even the administration can become a hassle for the teacher herself or himself. Sometimes, they need another voice, an outsider, to come in and resolve that conflict. Sherry G. Brown is in the studio. She is an expert in conflict resolution.

As they say, it's lonely at the top. Countless CEOs in this country surround themselves with yes men and yes women. So, no one is telling the CEO the truth. Sometimes, you need somebody to do that to show you your blind spots. That describes my next guest perfectly. Rocky Garza is a leadership consultant, keynote speaker, and advisor to eight-figure CEOs.

We're here in Dallas-Fort Worth, and there's probably an attorney on every street corner in Dallas-Fort Worth. And so, how do you separate yourself from the herd? Some of it is just making sure that your compass is always pointed true North. And Michael Holmes is in the studio right now.

When life is so precious, the Bible says we're not promised tomorrow. We're not promised this afternoon. I will get in my car this afternoon, and I pray that I get home. But, you know, God may have other plans for me. Fortunately, my health is good, but so many Americans hear the C-word, cancer, and it can turn them into a downward spiral of despair. And somebody who will inspire you right now is my next guest. Piet Van Waarde is in the studio. He's a cancer warrior, a pastor, a chaplain, and my friend.

When there's a start-up, sometimes you're starting in your garage. Think about it: Google started in a garage with just two guys, and then, obviously, it grows. They have growing pains, and sometimes, they need to bring in a financial strategist to help keep them on track. My next guest knows a lot about that. Tina O'Banion is in the studio. She's an MBA and the CEO of TFO Clarity.

I think you'll agree with me. We live in a sick nation. And by that, I mean we're wired, we're tired, we're overcaffeinated. And then what happens? You go to your doctor because you're feeling fatigued, and they give you a pill. I don't believe that every solution to every medical issue is solved with a pill. In fact, I think less pills is better. Jenny Dillon agrees with that. She's the owner and founder of OhZone.

I love to read books about history and successful business owners. Almost every one of them had one of those moments where they were so close to bankruptcy that they couldn't pay their bills, and then a bank saved them. But my next guest says that if you have a traditional banking relationship, you could be leaving money on the table. Ami Kassar is in the studio. He's the founder and CEO of Multifunding.

I don't know about you, but I get my property tax assessment yearly and assume it's right. And so we go ahead and pay it. But there are a lot of people who fight it, and they win. To talk about that today Nicholas Olenec, with Texas Tax Protest.

I think sales departments across the country are suffering because the salespeople don't have the stick-to-itiveness, or maybe just don't have the knowledge to follow up. I was on a webinar the other night, and it blew me away because the speaker, the person who was leading the webinar, was giving so many rock-solid tips that I ran out of notebook pages to write them down. Wanda Allen joins us remotely with Follow Up Sales Solutions.