In today's show, Elon Musk has erased stupid time-wasting meetings and you absolutely should do the same. Plus, we discuss how loyal Millenials are and why all your ideas about demographics are WRONG and why small businesses (even Amish ones) are doing well.

Topics in today's show: Who really owns your data (is it even yours?) How can retailers stay competitive and even beat the big guys? Why does health insurance take the blame for our entire healthcare failures? Also, a huge majority of applicants are lying, and I think the companies actually fired the first shot.

Robbie Kellman Baxter explains the membership economy, higher profits, and a major increase in responsibility. Also, Justin explains the stupid talent war, and if internships should be paid.

Raise your hand if you took the kids out of the room for the Super Bowl half time show? How is this kind of show appropriate, and are we sending our workforce and children the wrong message? Also, new research suggests being fake at work hurts productivity.

Chris Hogan is a two-time #1 national best-selling author. His new book, Everyday Millionaires busts common myths that most assume are true about wealth today. Did you know most millionaires didn't inherit anything at all? Did you know most millionaires truly are self-made? Do you know why college debt is so high? Do you know YOU can be a millionaire? Hogan has the data to back it up.

John Jantsch is best known for his book "Duct Tape Marketing" and "The Referral Engine" but his new book "The Self Reliant Entrepreneur" goes into detail about the toll entrepreneurialism takes on individuals, how to combat it, and how to not do too much emotional damage to yourself and your relationships.

Sandy Girard is the Co-Founder & Chief Content Officer at Spkr, a 24-hour podcasting curation platform and app. As one of the original members of XM Radio, she stayed through the merger with Sirius as the VP of Programming of Talk & Entertainment at SiriusXM.

Bryan Stockton was CEO of Mattel from 2012 - 2015 and today has everyone's dreams job as a professional resort photographer that travels the world visiting the most stunning locations. He explains the pain of loss, playing guitar with Vince Gill and why you shouldn't let the English language get in the way of great communication.

Kurt Workman is the co-founder and CEO of Owlet, a world-changing tech company dedicated to improving infant health. Their famous "smart sock" product uses pulse oximetry to track babies' health, alerting parents of potential problems are concerning trends.

Maureen Stockton is the founder and creator of Formé Comfort. Her company has fixed a problem in women's fashion most consumers don't believe is even possible to fix. That is, making fashionable women's shoes comfortable. Her unique patented design is inserted into your favorite fashion-forward footwear, customizing the fit by stretching it without damage. Launching the company wasn't easy however.