I recently turned 60 years old, and I think it's at this time of life that people begin to think about their legacy. What was all of this about? That's why I invited my next guest in the studio, Bryce Runge, the author of Wake Up, Wake Up, Wake Up.

I have always been fascinated by the love affair between horses and people. Even if you go to the Old Testament, you see people riding horses, and that love affair continues today. It gets strengthened because of people like my next guests, Sara Sasso Toolin and Kelly Hammett, the co-founders of ForteBella Equestrian.

I have always been fascinated with disruptors. A few years ago, if somebody told you the taxicab industry would be dying because of something called Uber, everybody would laugh at you. But that's what's happening. Industries are being disrupted every single day, and one of those industries is the liquor industry. And the guy who's doing the disrupting is my next guest, Steven Paul Matsumoto with Juno's Liquor.

If you think about it, life is about diversity, and it's not how many times you get knocked down; it's how many times you get up. We all know that because of the pandemic, we all got knocked down for a long time. And some people are still living in that nightmare and have never gotten back up. Joining us today to discuss this is Melissa "Missy" Ashton, a speaker, author, and executive leadership coach.

I don't know about you, but I love the holidays! I also dread the holidays for the same reason that many people dread the holidays. All the food! Sometimes you're having two Thanksgiving or Christmas dinners. We all know the drill. Shannon Sutton, a health and fitness expert, is here to help us get through the holidays without packing on the pounds.

Millions and millions of people wake up every morning, and I call it Monday moaning because they're waking up, and they need that cup of coffee. They're waking up with a bad attitude instead of an attitude of gratitude. To talk about that, Janna Johnson with Revive by Janna.

I like full circle, and my next guest has the same journey. As a child, Frank Hallum attended the Boys and Girls Clubs, and now he is the director of one of the most vibrant chapters, the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Dallas.

I can promise you that there are millions and millions of high-achieving professionals and CEOs out there who are absolutely miserable. They climb to the top of the hill, thinking they will find glory up there; instead, they find desperation. That's when they turn to people like my next guest, Kevin Kepple. He's a speaker, podcaster, two-time bestselling author, and an expert on helping people get unstuck.

They call it the Silver Tsunami. Baby boomers are aging out and retiring. Those baby boomers who happened to own companies, sometimes can't pass it on to their kids. Their kids are not interested in their business. That's when they come to a guy like my next guest, Dave Micek, a Broker and Business Advisor with Website Closers.

I was a storyteller in TV news for 25 years and now, as the head of a PR firm, I've been helping other people tell their stories for 15 years. I'm fascinated with how you create a personal brand. How do you tell your own story? What is your story? To talk about that today are two experts, Jimmy Nelson and Jonathan George, both of whom are storytelling and personal branding experts.