If you've been alive for any length of time, you've been wronged by someone. But I'm a fan of the famous quote, "Bitterness is a poison you drink, hoping to hurt the other person." Someone who knows that very well is my next guest, Maureen Brundage, author and songwriter.

I have always been fascinated with the media, branding, and marketing. I now own a marketing firm. I met my next guest a few months ago and want to share her journey with you. Lori McNeil, with Lori McNeil International, is in the studio!

Have you ever been to an event where the mood is mellow, somebody comes in, and everything changes? That would describe my next guest. She calls herself a joy bomb. Ruthy Sonntag is in the studio today, and she's a mindset coach.

I've often said they do not make Hollywood movies about people born rich, had no adversity, and died rich. Nobody would see that film. It's a horrible film. They do shows about Rocky, Million Dollar Baby, and overcoming adversity. That's the eternal struggle. It's called being human. My next guest will talk about why we should look forward to the trials in our lives. Jackie Dighans is an author, speaker, and coach.

I hang out around many very prominent business owners, and I would say easily one out of three of them have an executive coach helping them with their blind spots. Somebody who knows a lot about that is my next guest, Eric Kebschull, with EK Coaching.

Some of the greatest fortunes on the planet have been made through real estate investing. But, if you're like me, you're nervous. You've heard horror stories about somebody who turned a flip into a flop. That's when you turn to my next guest, Eric Mattingly, the president of DMI Holdings.

All of us are searching for meaning in life, and for 25 years of my life, I found meaning in television news. Now, I have found a new purpose, leading a public relations firm and a podcast network for the last 15 years. I love the idea of giving people a chance to tell their own stories. My next guest is Jeff Holler, who helps people find their meaning through business.

In Dallas-Fort Worth, there is a law firm on every corner. So, how do you stand out in a very crowded field? My next guests know that very well because they're making a name for themselves. Elise Mimms and Tiara Thomas with Thomas and Mimms, LLC.

We all love to shop. Who doesn't, right? But what if you knew your money was going to a good cause? That would be a brilliant non-profit. Somebody who realized that a couple of years ago is my next guest. Jeannie Barsam is the founder and CEO of Gifting Brands.

Many of you will recognize this book, which became a New York Times and Wall Street Journal best-selling book 15 years ago. It started a movement that continues to build momentum year after year. To talk about Conscious Capitalism is Tim Dickey, a product development and business agility coach.