Pen Over Sword and Audacious Talk with Dennis Collins

Paul and I discuss why kindness matters as well as his two books Something Happened Today and Profiles in Kindness both available at Amazon and Barnes and Noble.

Bharat and I discuss the various methods of determining the value of a business or landmark.

Using the death penalty as an example, Tracy and I discuss the difficulties people have when they have opposing views, how to get better at explaining your position, and even touch on a strategy to tone down the current political rhetoric in the USA.

Chad and I discuss some aspects of achieving financial freedom as talked about in his book Stress Free Money, as well as the definition of financial freedom. Chad also shares his opinion on some financial hot topics.

In this episode, Eric and I discuss how to beat procrastination, which is the topic of his excellent book: The Discipline of Now: 12 Practical Principles to Overcome Procrastination.

Aman and I discuss the challenges of living in a highly technical world and he explains some of the things a non-technical person can do to help make sense of it all.

Jermane and I discuss the various negative aspects of the COVID shutdown and the impact of the shutdown on society from its financial impacts to its mental health impacts.

Nick and I discuss various strategies that an introvert might use to succeed in business and life while remaining true to who they are and not just trying to become extroverts.

Lane and I discuss the basics of building a passive cash flow income with a real estate portfolio.

In this episode Jerry and I discuss artificial intelligence, The Tipping Poing by Malcolm Gladwell, a little football, and Standard Insights AI service iOrder.

David and I talk about the things someone new to sales should focus on to be successful to include their beliefs, preparation, knowledge, and action. We also touch on asking for the sale, getting over rejection, and overcoming objections.

In this episode, Brenden and I discuss several ways a person can improve their public speaking skills.

In this episode, Joe Kramer and I discuss his service and website Ruck-On where Joe uses Rucking also know as Ruck Marching or Backpacking as a development tool to improve a person's fitness, nutrition, and leadership. We also talk about giving back to the military community.

Bill and I discuss Investing in the Stock Market for beginners and more advanced investors. We also touch on a couple of hot stocks that are quite often mentioned in the news. This is not intended to be investment advice; we are only tossing around opinions. Each investor should do their own research and come to their own conclusions as to what sort of investments are right for them.

This past Thursday, August 27th, 2020, at approximately 1750 hours, my beloved Lab Mix Hope passed away while in post-surgery recovery at the local Animal Hospital. My family is heartbroken. So I asked Dan who I know had also lost some pets if he'd like to take a stroll down memory lane and talk about our family pets in this episode.

Keven and I discuss entrepreneurship. We touch on what to think about before making the leap, what motivates him to get up early, and then switch to being with and working with his family all day.

Colonel Neumeier and I discuss recent developments in military transition programs and at the VA designed to get more women Veterans successfully enrolled in the excellent healthcare offered by the VA after they leave reserve or active duty.

In this episode, Jack and I discuss addiction and recovery from the perspective of a recovering addict for 13 years who now also sits on the board of a faith-based recovery center.

Joyce shares her love for all animals as we discuss the plight of farm animals in America and the poor state of animal rights laws in Kentucky. If you've ever thought about changing your life and going Vegan, this episode might push you further in that direction.

Judy, Joey and I discuss how we can possibly improve the public opinion of policing in America. We talk about things that people can do to get a better appreciation of the service that police provide their communities. If the people only knew the things that the police do day in and day out their opinion would change.

Jamie and I discuss Accessible Travel, zip-lining, her love of all things Disney and her recent Disney Riviera Resort filming experience for Disney's upcoming "Know Before You Go" infomercial informing future Disney guests of what to expect with the changes to park and resort operations because of COVID.

Tim and I discuss retirement, investing, and insurance. We look at retirement from the perspective of different age groups. We talk about the stock market and taxes and we touch on toastmasters.

A discussion of the often misunderstood opportunity that is Network Marketing. I talk with Network Marketer and Keto Biohacking Lifestyle Coach Scott Nelson about what Network Marketing is and what it has to offer.

My guest in this episode is a University of Cincinnati graduate and experience entrepreneur Jerry Abiog. Jerry is one of the co-founders of Standard Insights a software company that uses artificial intelligence to increase the sales of its clientele. We talk about how what his company does and how artificial intelligence works. For additional information on how Standard Insights can help increase your companies sales reach out to jerry@standardinsights.io.

Joel is an experienced Plant Manager for the company Amcor in South Carolina. Joel and I discuss turning around poorly performing factories, safety, and the potential impact of robotics on the manufacturing world.

Tony and I discuss his upcoming movie Don't Say My Name and the tragic crime that is human trafficking. Each year 50,000 people are trafficked in the USA alone each and the average victim spends six years being trafficked. Call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 1 (888) 373-7888 if you need help or have information on human trafficking.

On the evening of May 9, 2020, Dennis Collins interviewed West Point Classmate, Family Man, Ranger Buddy, Small Business Entrepreneur, and close friend Dan Berry. The discussion was about small business, his store Paradise Home Center in Union, South Carolina, and COVID-19.

In this episode, I put COVID-19 in perspective as compared to World War 2. Published on the 75th Anniversary of V-E Day.

A discussion of post-COVID-19 fallout and its effects on American society going forward.

In this episode, I discuss a needed update to the Emergency Alert System. People don't listen to live radio, and television broadcasts nearly as much as they used to and now consume much of their entertainment as prerecorded sound and video. As such, they are likely to miss a vital emergency message when in the past, they would have gotten over radio or television.