-Cuff and Mo sit down with Kingsley Umeh to discuss the importance of education and hard work when it comes to making your dreams come true. The Houston native opens up about his background and how education has played such a major role in his life. Now the Managing Partner of Pius Capital in Ft. Worth, Umeh opens up about the experiences he used to go into business for himself and what his mindset was like when he made the leap. Kingsley also talks about what his day to day looks like and closes out the show by shedding some light on the biggest first step that everybody has to take in order to make their VISIONS come true.

With football season on the horizon, the guys hop on with former NFL standout Travis Johnson. The guys discuss the new phenomenon of NIL in the college ranks and the former Florida State star gives his thoughts on the effects that money can have on players and families. As a guy who lived the life of a student athlete, Johnson gives his opinion on how he would regulate NIL for college players and some of the pitfalls that both they and their families need to be aware of. The conversation shifts to a look towards the future as Johnson discusses what he wants to do as a he relaxes in retirement. The Los Angeles native talks about how he wants to pour into his kids the way that some of his coaches did for him and why it is so important to invest in the future of our kids on a grand scale.

The guys open up the lab to author and fellow podcaster Jefferson Rogers to discuss what it looks like to make an internal change and how maintaining a certain level of effort and consistency is the key to turning your VISION into a reality. The Utah native opens up about some personal struggles that he has overcome and how at a certain point, you just have to make the leap without knowing all the answers. Now the owner of a seven-figure window business, Rogers talks about how he starts his day at certain time and the importance of trying to maximize your output. The show wraps up with Jefferson having some very interesting names at his roundtable and a look to the future as he embarks on publishing a book.

Cuff and Mo sit down with Derrick Butts to discuss some core tenets of having a growth mindset and how he incorporates those into his company. As the owner of the company AssistU2Win, Butts discusses how he helps his clients remove distractions and really drill down on what's most important to them in order to help their businesses grow. Butts explains some of the ups and downs that he's been through on a personal level and what it looks like to have a real perspective on life in the midst of growing and trying to achieve our dreams and aspirations. The show wraps up with Derrick talking about some of the upcoming events for his company and some of the advice he would give himself from five years ago.

The guys open up the lab to talk with Samantha Skelly, the CEO of PauseBreathwork.com. The Vancouver native opens up about the benefits of breathwork therapy and how she was introduced to it while she was working through some personal struggles of her own. Now the owner of her own company in the wellness industry, Skelly talks about the purpose of the business and how she wants it to be something that can help people for years to come. The episode closes out with Skelly taking the guys through an actual breathwork exercise and a moment of reflection from the entrepreneur about where she's been and more importantly, where she's going.

-Cuff and Mo make a visit to West Jax in Ft. Worth to sit down with Nikia Smith of S&N Cigars to discuss growth, vision and of course, cigars. The mother of two details her introduction to cigars and what ultimately led her and her husband to put their own line of cigars into the marketplace. Smith pushes the ball forward as she lays out some of the details of what people can expect at an exclusive event she is throwing in early September. The conversation shifts to her thoughts on putting in the work to make an idea a reality and the type of spirit and mindset you have to operate from in order to see things come to fruition. Things wrap up with a look to the future of S&N Cigars and what type of growth she sees for women as a force in the cigar industry as a whole.

The guys hop on with serial entrepreneur Cory Woodard in an interview about enjoying the work that's involved with turning your dreams into a reality. The Arlington native opens up about his background and how starting his first business at 17 years old has helped to shape his mentality when it comes to handling the ups and downs that he's encountered in the business world. Woodard explains his motivation, his long-term goals and the importance of making sure you've got the right kind of people in your corner when you're trying to accomplish something big.

-Cuff and Mo welcome in Dakota Mays to the lab to discuss all things related yoga and growth. The Ohio native discusses how he actually got into Yoga and the personal growth he’s seen from himself and his future plans as he gets ready to make a major move in his life.

The guys take a look back at some of their best moments from Season 9.

The guys sit down with Anita Hunter to to discuss facing the fear of failure and how she was inspired by show to really take a big step forward in her own life. The single mom of two discusses some of the work that she’s done in her personal life to get to this point and what it means to be really secure in what your purpose is. As the host of the SMS Podcast, Hunter discusses the inspiration behind the show and what listeners can expect to hear when they tune in.