How do you re-energize yourself? What do you do to fill your cup up when it is empty?

In this session, we speak with Scott Aaron as he talks about why he is not sorry for investing in himself and things he has learned along the way in his 23-years background in business.

He believes being resilient and understanding how to overcome obstacles has allowed him to flow through the trials of life like water so he is now able to assist and help others to do the same.

Do you like to walk the strait and narrow OR you rather a chaotic style person?

In this episode, we speak with Chance Stewart on why he is not sorry for creating chaos along the way....with love of course. He has focused his life on building relationships and creating community but in his journey, he has learned "leadership" is more than words, it is the philosophy that requires a little disruption.

Do you have limitations?

Sure, we all do. But what are you doing about them? In this session, we talk with Former NFL player Shawn Harper. Shawn has had countless limitations but one thing that sets him apart from many is he manifested his dream into a reality.

Listen in as Shawn talks about why he is not sorry for his limitations.

You spend more hours at work than almost anywhere in life so how do you make work a part of your life but NOT your life (and still be successful)?

In this session, join us as we talk with Misty about her military transition journey and steps she learned along the way to create boundaries while still supporting her family.

Today's guest started her career onboard huge ships that were sometimes anchored miles away from the shore and negotiating prices with captains on a tight budget. Did I mention she climbed up 25 feet on the side of the ship using a pilot ladder? But today she runs a regional marketing for one of the top tech companies in the world.

Unexpected right? Join us as we talk with Melissa Narvaez on how she is not sorry for doing the unexpected things in her life.

Have you ever been accused of something you didn't do?

How about if that accusation landed you with a 10-year prison sentence? How would you act?

Join us for this must-watch episode as Wendy talks about why she is not sorry for her experience in a maximum-security women's facility and the lessons she learned from it all.

Are you an introvert?

Do you feel that you are misunderstood at times and have to dodge the stereotypes that come with it?

Are you tired of hearing people say this is the best time of your life with quarantine?

Or are you an extrovert that just wants to learn more about the mind of an amazing introvert?

If so join us as Bonnie Bonner of Workzbe speaks on why she is not sorry for being an introvert.

Yep, the title is correct. Mick Carbo is not sorry for being a convicted felon.

Wait, Mick is a felon? Yes, the blue-collar, down to earth business coach has a rap sheet.

Being a felon isn't typically something you put on broadcast as the negative associations that come with it but in this episode, Mick is joining Emily Elrod to discuss why he is not sorry for being a convicted felon and the lessons learned from it.

Are you connecting with people in 2020?

-Well, Duh!

How about connecting daily?

-Ugh Maybe

How about connecting daily with no agenda other than to see how amazing humanity is?

-Wait....What? That's so cool!

Yes, this was our exact thinking when we first heard of Stephen Fry and Donna Fry about their 366-day journey to meet someone new every day. They have a love for humanity and have been using technology to connect with people around the world.

Listen in on this conversation about why they are not sorry for connecting with people daily and some of the insights they have learned.

Are you soft?

You know the soft as with soft skills that actually includes things like assertiveness, mindfulness, and how to have a tough conversation.

The soft skill that seems is too...well that...soft to be at work. The skills some people could be described as a pushover.

Well if you are intrigued to learn more, listen in as Rishita talks about how being soft is a superpower needed in the world now more than ever.