I love disrupters. I like to think that I'm a disrupter. A couple of weeks ago. I was invited to be on a panel at UTD in their entrepreneurial program, and I met a young man who I was blown away by. He is reinventing what we believe to be ice cream with a different recipe that has been in his family for 100 years. Aman Singh with Kaurina's is in the studio.

You will agree that being in law and law enforcement these days is a somewhat thankless job. These days, it's more than often that the media second-guesses them about how they handle the situations. Somebody who knows about that is a guy who spent a lifetime in law enforcement. Eric Jackson, a Retired Senior Executive with the FBI, is in the studio today.

I'm so excited about this show because I am incredibly passionate about extreme customer service. In fact, our receptionist's title is Director of First Impressions. I have this theory that everybody wears the same T-shirt, and it says, make me feel special. Not everybody can see that, but my next guest can see it from a mile away. Kathleen Twetten is with Wall to Wall Garage Solutions.

Everybody knows about Farmers Branch, but if you're one of those people who hasn't visited it in a while, it's time you checked it out again. Mayor Terry Lynne, the mayor of Farmers Branch, is in the studio.

Who would you pick if you had to narrow down all the presidents to the top eight regarding leadership? My next guest is Talmage Boston. He is an author, lawyer, and historian, and he wrote this book that comes out in a couple of months titled How the Best Did It: Leadership Lessons From Our Top Presidents.

I think you'll agree with me that we've never lived in a more connected world in terms of technology but a more disconnected world when it comes to authentic communications and connections. I know a lot of people who say they have 12,000 followers on Linkedin, but they can't name 10 of them. That's no real connection, and to talk about that today is my friend Renée Marino, an international speaker, connection expert, and bestselling author.

Being a parent has always been difficult. I was a parent of young kids in the nineties, and they both turned out okay and even work with me now. However, the thing that separates me from others is social media. There wasn't a Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram, and you see other parents doing stuff perfectly, and you've got spit up on your shirt and feel inadequate. Here to speak on that today is Kelly Shoup, a pediatric occupational therapist.

When we meet somebody for the first time, we tell ourselves a story about the life that they've lived, but we don't really know what's going on behind the scenes. And I'm talking specifically about my next guest. Azadeh Atzberger is with Finally Free Life.

I think you'll agree with me that we're all dealt a hand by God when we're born, and some people spend the rest of their lives complaining about the hand that they were dealt. And others learn how to play that hand better, and my next guest is such a person. John Bixler is the Founder and CEO of BixTech, LLC.

I've always been a fan of extreme customer service, which separates one business from another. An example I always give is that the Four Seasons beds are not much more comfortable than the La Quinta Inn. So, why do you pay several hundred dollars a night more at the Four Seasons? It's because of how they make you feel. It's a feeling, and every business in the country could learn from my next guest. Michael Hoffman is an amazing speaker, author, and my friend.