Sherry interviews Ryan Williams, an entrepreneur, writer, and founder of Influencer Economy. Ryan talks about his early career working for companies, being under-appreciated, and often having others take credit for his work. He discusses his mission with his own media company, what being a stand-up comedian has taught him about entrepreneurship, and how he has helped change the way the startup community talks about depression in public.

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Some research has suggested 40 is a low point in life satisfaction. Sherry and Rob share some both positive and negative reflections about this mid-life point to help people understand that it is a normal part of life.

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Sherry interviews John Lanza, creator of The Money Mammals, about teaching kids about money. He talks about the three jars (share, spend, save), how to implement an effective allowance system that teaches lessons, and the goals of having “money smarts” and “money empowerment”.

The Art of Allowance

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Sherry and Rob have a conversation about kids and mental health. They talk about the role a parent can play to help your kids deal with stressors, how physical and mental health correspond to each other, when to seek professional help, and more.

Child Mind Institute

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Sherry interviews Carlos Saba and Laurence McCahill of The Happy Startup School, about their mission to create a new breed of entrepreneurs that put happiness before profits. They discuss their career paths before The Happy Startup School, what inspired them to create it, and where they’d like to see it go in the future.

The Happy Startup School Summercamp

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Sherry interviews Patrick Campbell of ProfitWell, about his origin story. Patrick talks about growing up in the mid-west, the positive influence his mentors/teachers had on him, his inner struggle with inferiority, and his battles with cancer.

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Sherry interviews Sheryle Gillihan, CEO of CauseLabs, about her founder origin story. Sheryle talks about the confidence instilled in her by her mother, how she was given opportunities throughout her career by other women in power, and why non-profit work is her passion.

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At the halfway point of the Founder Origin Stories series, Sherry and Rob take a break to give you their mid-summer updates on whats been going on in their lives.  They discuss some of the highs/lows so far including buying a new house, Rob’s views on his professional future, and family matters.

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Sherry interviews Joe Evangelisti, a successful real estate investor, about his formative years. Joe talks about as a kid working along side his father in his construction business and learning the values of hard work. They discuss his experiences in the Navy and finally after building a successful business what he finds new and exciting.

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Sherry interviews Chris Yates of the Rhodium Weekend, about his founder origin story. He talks about how his parents shaped both his entrepreneurial and creative side, how he views himself as a leader, and the head vs. heart dilemma.

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