When life throws things at you, does it make you stop in your tracks and quit?

or do you find ways to persevere and move past these momentary blows?

In this session, Dr. Theresa comes with all her HOTness and talks about why she is not sorry for being unstoppable.

We discuss past stories that could make many people stop in their tracks but for Dr. T, she pressed into the suck and redirected her course.

Who loves to be awkwardly sold to?

No one! Yet many sales are based around oddly approaching people not getting to know them.

Well, you have to make money right so how do you do this?

Listen in as we discuss this with Jeff Vargas of Teach Better. We talk about adding humanity to the equation and how it is a patient and long process but just like for them, it can give you the best year yet (even in the middle of a pandemic.)

Do you love your career?

Do you love it so much that you may sacrifice some personal time for it?

But isn't this bad?

Aren't we suppose to have some scale of work/ life balance?

Join us as we talk to Davidson Head Baseball Coach, Rucker Taylor as he talks about why he is not sorry for loving his career.

Do you have destructive thoughts?

What do you do with them?

In this session, Kelly speaks to us about how examining your destructive thoughts just might help you turn your mess into a message.

Your mind is racing.

Your palms are sweaty.

You are about to do it.....press send to an email that will end your security and stability in being employed.

Have you ever been there? Guest David has. In this session, he talks about why he is not sorry for pressing send and what has come from it. You don't want to miss this episode for sure to learn how to step out of your comfort zone and into your fullest potential.

"Who owns your path in life?

Many people will say themselves; however, their actions instead reflect that they are being owned by things like culture, company, family, friends, past experience, etc.

Owning your path can lead to major success in life and our guest Melba has the actions to show that owning your path is possible.

Join us for this interesting and inspiring conversation.

Have you ever started a rebellion against the status quo?

or rebelled against boring outdated ways of thinking?

Well, today's guest has. Dale Dupree is an exemplary model of what it means to be unapologetically bold about being yourself.

He embodies practicing what you preach and isn’t afraid to own his mistakes. With enough love to pass around, Dale takes having a passion for life seriously. Cultivated by courage and fueled by sincerity, Dale was raised to be extraordinary. He has picked up the torch, left to him by his father, and uses it to light the way for himself as well as others.

For him, The Sales Rebellion is the fruition of a decade of waking up every morning determined to know true success.

Have you been known as a goodie two shoes?

You know someone that is always pleasing others, going above and beyond, and walking the strait and narrow... These things aren't wrong but when they start becoming a deterrent to your livelihood then it opens up to another ball game.

And this is exactly why Laura is not sorry for unlearning her good girl ways.

Non Profits have started a trend of being named Social Profit as the theory is to spread the resources to the social sector they care for.....but what if they aren't caring for it correctly?

This may seem like a weird subject to explore but join our guest Maryann Kerr as she speaks about why she is not sorry for calling some people out for the toxic behaviors that have hurt the reputation of the people doing the good.

Have you ever held something back because you did not want to offend someone?

You know you wanted to have a conversation....like a real conversation.. a HOT conversation just to seek to understand but instead it turns south because you asked a question that hit a nerve?

Well if this is something you have struggled with then join Emily and Gabriel as they discuss why Gabriel is not sorry for saying things that counter your beliefs....in a loving way.

This isn't about bashing one another but being who we are while seeking to understand more.