Let's all admit that sometimes, we make life more complicated than it has to be. We complain about things like somebody cut me off in traffic or they messed up my latte at Starbucks. Sometimes, it takes a beautiful nonprofit, like the one I'm about to feature, to put everything into perspective. Joining me in the studio are Ronne Rock and Kathy Fielder with Orphan Outreach.

My daughter introduced me to the world of podcasting about five years ago. She said, Daddy, we need to get into podcasting, and now it's half of the company! Somebody who realized before the rest of the world realized that podcasting was something you needed to get into is my next guest, Trevor Houston, Host of the wildly popular Who Ya Know Show.

I must confess that I am a baby boomer, so technology isn't my friend. Sometimes, I go to the airport and try to do the self-check-in, and I get frustrated because the screens are not as intuitive as I want them to be. Two people who know a lot about the customer experience are in the studio right now. Adrienne Guillory and Peter Welpton are with Usability Sciences.

The late, great Zig Zigler had a famous quote: You've got to eliminate stinking thinking. Doesn't that apply to all of us? We wake up in the morning, look in the mirror, and see imperfections. So much of life is the story we tell ourselves. Someone who knows that very well is Rudi Riekstins, an author, speaker, and business mentor.

We are about to experience the largest transfer of wealth in the history of the planet. You've got all these baby boomers with businesses, and they will sell them in the next two years because often their kids don't want their business. To talk about that today, one of my favorite clients, Michael D. Rubin, Owner of MDR & Associates.

I grew up in Detroit, seven mile, and Eminem famously grew up in 8 mile. Nine mile was the suburbs. I remember when he came out with eight mile, I said, Dude, that's not tough. Tough is seven mile and nobody's ever seen six mile. I'm being facetious. But another guy who shares that journey is my next guest, Kelly Siegel, owner of NTM National Technology Management.

I was born in America, and I've run into so many people who blame the government or Wall Street for their problems. Sometimes, it takes a true entrepreneur to come into your life. Somebody who was not born here, who is running circles around everybody else to remind you that this is the greatest country on the planet. Someone who knows that very well is JP Piccinini, CEO of Vesuvius Holdings.

I have met so many moms who get immersed in their children's lives, and sometimes they forget self-care. They forget that they're a person and they've got needs and wants. It can't all be about the kids all the time. Somebody who knows that very well is Camille Thompson, founder of the mom group, Mind Over Matter.

As you look around the great state of Texas, you see different logos and signs that say circa 2010. Our company was founded in 2008, so one of our logos says circa 2008. Imagine heading up a business organization that can brag that it was formed in 1919. That's what Karen Gray is here to talk about. She is the president of Texas Business Women.

I grew up camping, and my wife once told me that her idea of camping is a three-star hotel. Something tells me she wouldn't go on a camping experience with me, but she might go on a glamping experience. Especially after she sees the story that we're telling you right now. Ron Anderson is the owner and founder of 7744 Ranch.