Jayemkayem [EP 163] discusses the importance of public relations skills, her twitch journey, and an outlook on the music industry in the future.

Mr. Stretch [EP 162] joins us from the UK and shares his Twitch story.

Jyoti Sarda (EP 161) shares lessons learned from skiing, the fear of wasting time and why we should take more risks.

In this episode (EP 160), I review all of the live-streaming lessons learned through 2020.

George Tillman (EP 159) shares advice for young filmmakers, depth in Hollywood, and his experience directing "The Hate U Give".

Vince Adams [EP 158] discusses the difference between danger and fear, how he has been resourceful during the pandemic, and why virtual events are not going away. Enjoy!

Elaine Chaya [EP 157] joins us and discusses her Quarantine Class of 2020 project, lessons learned from her self-development quest, and doing what you want instead of what your parents want you to do. Enjoy!

Maya [EP 156] speaks about making sure your path is your own, why we shouldn't be a victim, and the importance of resilience and dedication. 

In this episode (EP 155), we review the seven lessons I have learned from Livestreaming since March 2020. 

Mahoganey Jones joins us [EP 154] and discusses how she has worked on her mindset, dealing with the fear of success and how to make loving yourself a priority. Enjoy!

Joshua Gillow [EP 153] talks about going two millimeters at a time, choosing comfort over pain, and why vulnerability is the ultimate strength. Enjoy the show!

Michelle Johnson [EP 152] shares a story of how Hurricane Katrina impacted her career, why we should make more mistakes and she talks about an interesting perspective on competition.

Season 4 premiere. I review ten lessons I have learned through three seasons of podcasting. Congratulations to us on three successful seasons!

John Hawley [EP 150!] talks about overcoming his fear of public speaking, what a master facilitator is, and having the courage to go out on his own.

Trevor Lui (EP 149) talks to us about going through the pandemic as a restaurant executive, the importance of mental health, and why you either love fried chicken or you are wrong.

Duane Draughon (EP 148) discusses the importance of getting rid of limiting beliefs, why we should be fearless, and how he almost gave up on his business. Enjoy!

Julie Broad [EP 147] talks about why writing a book is better than a degree, how the missing piece is always action, and shares some pertinent advice on whether or not writing a book is a good idea. 

Heather Mason [EP 146] why strategy is most important with regards to events, surviving a stroke at age 40, and why an abundance mindset and niche focus is needed. 

This show (EP 145), we highlight seven amazing books that are under the radar. Authors include Anne Lamott, Brittany Hennessy, Anthony Ray Hinton, Judi Holler, Barbara Stanny, Dr. Pooja K. Agarwal, Patrice Bain, and Amani Roberts.

Courtney Stanley [EP 143) discusses speaking up consistently, goals of being more creative, and why saying yes to opportunities is the best way to getting started. Enjoy!

Megan Sanchez (EP 142) talks about how we should not let the "no's" stop us, current thoughts on loneliness, and not getting distracted by our "shoulds". 

Melissa Majors joins us [EP 142] and shares why loneliness can be more lethal than cigarettes, how life is not a dress rehearsal, and the beauty of walking in your calling. 

Debbie and Ben Conroy join us [EP 141] and discuss standing out in a crowded space of creatives, getting past the fear of not succeeding, and why they want to be around other champions. Enjoy!

Nicole Funicelli aka Nicci [EP 140] shares how she stays inspired, her unique and amazing practice routing, and why we must be in a consistent spirit of collaboration.