We've all seen these stories on the news: a couple gets their hospital bill, and as they go through it, they are charged 70 bucks for Tylenol. It's outrageous, and the hospital system has been getting away from it for years. My next guest is on a crusade to right those wrongs. Dr. Bill Hennessey, with CareGuide Advocates, is in the studio.

I know it's frustrating for you—it’s frustrating for everyone. How can we stop hackers? Every day, there’s another cyber attack in the news, another warning that our Social Security numbers are on the dark web. It’s incredibly frustrating. And no one understands that frustration better than my next guest, Joey Rachid, a Global Chief Information Security Officer.

At my peak, I was speaking 300 times a year, but I can’t compare to my next guest. He's one of the most sought-after keynote speakers in the world. Joining me in the studio is Brian Bogert, a transformational life coach and keynote speaker.

What I love about Dallas-Fort Worth is the emphasis on coaching—not just in sports, but in life and business as well. Today, I'm thrilled to have an accomplished life and business coach, Nikkita Chanté, in the studio with me.

I love the saying, "It’s not about how many times you get knocked down, but how many times you get back up." My next guest, Jessica Dalby, has been through her share of challenges, but she always rises again. She’s the founder of Jessica Dalby Brand Media.

If anything positive came from the pandemic, it's that people became more aware of Big Pharma and realized that a pill isn't the solution to every problem. There's now a healthy skepticism, especially when the government pushes a pill or shot. It's important for all of us to ask questions. My next guest, Kim Witczak, tragically lost her husband 21 years ago and is here to share her story. She's a global drug safety advocate.

When I was growing up in the '70s and '80s, I couldn’t name a single CEO. They weren’t household names like they are today—everyone knows Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, and Mark Cuban. CEOs have become celebrities, regularly appearing on networks like Fox Business and CNBC. Joining me in the studio is someone who knows this well—Gary Frayter, who handles social media for celebrities, executives, and CEOs.

I started this company from my home in 2008, and while I made it work, it was a bit lonely. The people I used to spend time with in corporate America weren’t around anymore. That’s why it’s so important to find your tribe and mentors. This next segment is all about that, and joining me is Bill Chinn from The DEC Network.

Many moms experience it: the excitement of motherhood followed by postpartum depression. Shifting friendships and growing isolation can make it even harder. Carly Church, founder of We Got You Mamma, has been there and is here to share her insights.

Being a private investigator isn’t quite like Magnum, P.I. or The Rockford Files, but it’s an exciting and rewarding career. Investigators help uncover the truth for their clients, solving troubling situations. My next guest, Anji Maddox from She Spies Private Eye, Inc., knows this firsthand.