I am a confessed excellence freak. The only thing that drives me crazy as the owner of this company is if we're not being excellent. The team knows that every single day, we're going above and beyond the call of duty to make sure our clients are happy. That's why I invited these three into the studio today: Miranda Emery, Todd Reimer, and Jody Smith with Cornerstone Staffing.

If you've been paying attention to the news, the last few years have been crazy in the gun and ammo industry. Why? Supply chain issues. To talk about that today is Nathan Boos, the CEO of SouthernDefense.com.

Perhaps the most famous franchise on earth is McDonald's. If you've seen the movie The Founder, it talks about the McDonald's story. It's a way to become very wealthy and grow your business tremendously by learning from the expertise of those who came before. Ronak Patel is in the studio today with The Franchise Consulting Company.

She calls herself an accidental marketer. That happens a lot these days. You're heading down one path, and then God has another plan for you. Jamie Christensen, with Fuse Associates, is in the studio discussing her journey.

As you just saw, I spent 25 years in TV News. That takes a lot of stick-to-itiveness. I appreciate people with long careers, and my next guest knows that very well. Tim McIntosh with Carpion Private Wealth spent over 25 years in financial services.

Almost every night, when you turn on the news, you hear reports about the skyrocketing cost of health care. One of those very expensive costs is surgery. In the studio to discuss that is Dr. Nagaraj Kikkeri with Hinkapin Health.

My wife, the lovely Victoria Snee, has been getting Botox for years. She introduced me to it. I'm a fan, but I knew it was taking off 10 years ago when my 22-year-old daughter furrowed her brow and said, Daddy, do I need Botox? I thought to myself that this is going to be a hot industry. Two people who know a lot about that are Megan Mescher and Dr. Rebecca Weiss with Tox & Tonic.

A wise person once said, You have to lift as you climb. I can't think of a better organization to talk about women empowering other women than the organization and the managing director who's in our studio right now. Michelle Gooch is with Plaid for Women.

When I wrote my book twenty years ago, I had to overcome a fear of public speaking. At one point, I gave up to 300 speeches a year in addition to my TV job. They always say the number one fear in life is public speaking; the number two fear is death. And I've died on stage, so I have accomplished both. But my next guest is someone who has overcome more hurdles than I ever could dream of overcoming. Meryl Evans is a speaker and accessibility marketing consultant.

I hear people say all the time, I'm not a salesperson. Well, if you're married, you're a salesperson. You made the ultimate sale. But, we're always selling, aren't we? We're selling a cop on not giving us a ticket. We're selling a kid on doing his homework. We're all in sales. And somebody who knows that better than anybody I've ever met is my next guest. It's Mark Hunter, the Sales Hunter.