We hear a lot on the news these days about parenting. If parents are too soft on their kids, if everybody gets an award for showing up at soccer practice, they don't learn tenacity, grit, and stick-to-itiveness. My next guest knows this very well because she came up through the school of hard knocks. Tameka Denise is a very successful life coach.

As you hear on the news every night, human trafficking is a big problem here in the great state of Texas. There are a number of nonprofits that work on that fight, but I can't think of one that does it in such a unique way as my next guest, Sherri Jacobs, with Alison Joy Bridal Boutique.

Most of us are old enough to remember September 11th, and just a few months after September 11th, my next guest went to serve our Navy for four and a half years. Joe Hutchinson is in the studio. He's with Hutchinson Construction.

Most of us remember 2001 because, of course, it was September 11th. My next guest remembers that year very well because it was the year she almost died. Lauren Mayfield is in the studio. She's with Full Hearts Advising.

I think most Americans would be shocked that the human trafficking problem in our country is so severe. Most people like to think, no, not not in my backyard. But no, it's happening right here. And somebody who knows that very well is a man at the front of that fight. Brian Anderson is the CEO of Unbound Now.

I'm excited about this episode because I'm passionate about EO. That's Entrepreneur's Organization. I am a member of EO Dallas and my guest today is a member of EO Fort Worth. But this show is really about the value of joining wherever you are. It's a global organization, and you have brothers and sisters around the planet once you join. To Talk about that today is Craig Wasilchak.

I remember one of my first dates with my wife when we had a picnic on Turtle Creek. It was just a nice little park on Turtle Creek, and we went there and shared lunch. It was so romantic. Most people assume that the city of Dallas is taking care of all these parks. But they don't know that an amazing nonprofit stepped in to ensure this crown jewel is always buffed and shiny each year. Tiffany Divis is in the studio. She's the president and CEO of Turtle Creek Conservancy.

There's an old saying: Don't work in the business; work on your business. So many small to mid-sized business owners are still trapped in their businesses. They're doing everything wrong, burning the candle at both ends and in the middle. Every once in a while, they need to bring in a consultant like my next guest, George Mayfield. He's a returning guest with Frameworks Consortium.

I have a confession to make. For 25 years, I was a television reporter. And if you think about the stress on a TV reporter, it's insane. You're on deadline. The phone is ringing, and the TV station wants the piece. And I remember telling myself a false story. I told myself I was addicted to stress. I wouldn't want a regular job where there was no stress. I say that's a false story because now I'm the owner of a television network and a very successful PR firm, and I love having a stress-free life. Somebody who knows this very well is a good friend of mine, Julie Hutchinson, the CEO of Core Performance. She joins us from our Austin bureau.

I love my home. I love the approach to the home, how majestic it looks, and I love our backyard. Many people are trying to sell their homes or looking to buy a home, and the front yard is not up to par. That's when they bring in somebody like my next guest, Jordan Winar. He's with Zion Outdoors.