In today’s episode, I sit down with Scott Harrison, Founder and CEO of charity: water, to reflect on 20 years of building a global movement dedicated to bringing clean water to everyone. Scott shares how early ambition gave way to humility, persistence, and a deeper commitment to service as the organization grew. We discuss shifting from accumulation to purpose, learning how to receive as well as give, and why generosity can become its own powerful force. Scott also explains why he believes the global water crisis is solvable and how moments of radical generosity continue to fuel his mission after two decades.

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In today’s episode, I sit down with Washington Commanders running back Austin Ekeler and former NFL star Steven Jackson. We discuss the emotional challenge of separating personal identity from football, staying present during a limited playing career, and preparing for the next chapter before the current one ends. Austin and Steven share how athletes balance loyalty with financial security, why contracts affect the players who come next, and how priorities shift throughout a career. We also talk about the importance of receiving before giving and creating purpose beyond the field through trade education, charitable work, fantasy football, and community building.

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In today’s episode, I sit down with Ryan Meegan, Co-Founder and Chief Marketing DUDE at DUDE WIPES, to talk about building a billion-dollar brand through humor, authenticity, and relentless creativity. Ryan shares how early reactions to the product gave his team confidence when they had little money or distribution, and how newsjacking helped turn cultural moments into national attention. We discuss staying humble through rejection, creating marketing partnerships that naturally fit the brand, and why great marketing still needs a great product behind it. Ryan also explains how DUDE WIPES has maintained its gritty personality while expanding its audience, budget, and reach.

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In today’s episode, I sit down with Jerry Jones Jr., Chief Sales and Marketing Officer and Executive Vice President of the Dallas Cowboys. Jerry shares how his family transformed a struggling football franchise into a global sports and entertainment brand by embracing risk, association, and emotional connection. We discuss the vision behind AT&T Stadium, The Star, and Formation, an entrepreneurial workspace designed to help businesses benefit from the energy and influence of the Cowboys brand. Jerry also reflects on learning directly from his father, building lasting partnerships, supporting the surrounding community, and creating opportunities for entrepreneurs. He explains why intensity, mentorship, and an unwavering drive to win can overcome many weaknesses.

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In today’s episode, I sit down with Captain Glenn Shephard, television personality and longtime superyacht captain best known for Below Deck Sailing Yacht. Glenn shares how an unexpected opportunity brought him to reality television, what it feels like to be recognized, and why the show’s most memorable moments are rooted in real events. We discuss leadership, managing ego, making calculated decisions, and holding firm when safety is at stake. Glenn also reflects on imposter syndrome, building a community beyond television, and the business opportunities created by his growing profile. He explains why retirement, simplicity, and life aboard his modest sailboat now matter more than chasing greater success.

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In today’s episode, I sit down with Jack Canfield, co-creator of the Chicken Soup for the Soul series and author of The Success Principles, to discuss intention, persistence, and lifelong impact. Jack shares how teaching struggling students introduced him to goal-setting, visualization, affirmations, action, and feedback. We talk about overcoming 143 publishing rejections, creating demand before Chicken Soup for the Soul had a publisher, and using unconventional marketing to reach readers everywhere. Jack also explains why authors must promote their work consistently, how inspiration differs from external motivation, and why continued learning keeps purpose alive through every season of life.

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In today’s episode, I share six lessons for turning problems into possibilities by creating clarity, removing interference, and focusing on what actually moves the needle. I explain how questioning assumptions, staying curious, learning from others, and testing and adjusting your approach can help you find what works. Most importantly, I share why letting go of the need to be right or in control allows you to move forward with greater clarity, faith, and purpose.

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In today’s episode, I sit down with Genetic Lifespan founder and CEO Adam Vincent Gilmer and Tony Drexel Smith, managing director of Micro Venture Capital Fund and managing member of The Stirling Club. We discuss why character, integrity, loyalty, faith, and keeping your word remain essential as technology accelerates business. Tony explains why simplicity, patience, and knowing when to pivot help entrepreneurs survive difficult seasons. Adam shares how personal faith, steady growth, and becoming qualified for opportunity shape lasting success. We also discuss learning from failure, resisting the demand for immediate results, building meaningful relationships, and using genetic testing to understand cellular nutrient absorption.

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In today’s episode, I sit down with world champion skimboarder and Marshwater founder Austin Keen to discuss the consistency, patience, and intuition behind his success. Austin shares how his blue collar upbringing shaped his work ethic, why mastering any craft requires a willingness to endure setbacks, and how he turned a connection to the Southern marshlands into a growing business. We also talk about building freedom without becoming controlled by money, surrounding yourself with good people, and trusting the timing of your journey. Austin’s story shows how authenticity, persistence, and surrender can create opportunities across athletics, entrepreneurship, and every stage of personal growth.

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In today’s episode, I sit down with Barry Oberholzer, an entrepreneur, former intelligence operative, licensed helicopter pilot, and host of The Flying Felon. Barry shares how his experience in prison inspired him to build a platform centered on redemption, accountability, and the lessons found in failure. We discuss how interviewing celebrities in a helicopter encourages vulnerability, helping guests confront fear and speak openly about addiction, financial loss, injury, faith, and recovery. Barry also reflects on the common qualities he has observed among people who successfully rebuild their lives, including accepting responsibility, finding strength through faith, and developing the determination required to make a meaningful comeback.

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