Unapologetically BOLD: I'm not sorry for....

Are you good at bragging? Do you think it is rude? Listen in as Lisa Stambaugh talks about why she is not sorry for bragging her butt off and how you can do it without looking like an A$$.

Have you ever heard: "If you're on time, you're late!" Being on time is not only kind to others, but it could mean that you aren't missing out when you are needed. Listen in as Robert Douthit talks about how important it is to be on time and his expectations for his team.

Are you a well-intended parent? Do you have kids in sport? If so listen in as Heath Eslinger talks about why he is not sorry for helping combat well-intended parents in sport.

Do you believe in Radical Self Love? Do you even know what it is? Listen in as Subena Colligan speaks about why she is not sorry for embracing radical self-love and how it has changed her life.

Do you have excuses? Could these excuses be very rationalized for why you do what you do? Whatever it may be, you don't want to miss out on this conversation as Jose speaks about why he is not sorry for living with no excuses.

How do you love others? Is it well? Listen in as Gretchen talks about why wellbeing and love go together.

Do you talk about your accomplishments? How about if you were very blessed during the season when it seemed like many were suffering? Would you belittle your blessings and downplay them, or get the courage up to speak on them? In this episode, Sheryl talks about why she is not sorry for her accomplishments during a pandemic.

What if your mission is to help individuals and teams cultivate an approach to high performance? I think this is a desire for many leaders. They want to see people not only succeed but do their best. So what are those factors needed to be at your best? What do leaders need to look for and cultivate in others? Listen to this wisdom-filled episode, as Indianapolis Colts Director of Player Development, Brian Decker, speaks on why he is not sorry for overemphasizing character in the player evaluation.

You just left a top high-profile corporate job to start your own company. You are getting ready to meet with one of the first clients that is paying you good money to coach them along their journey. Decision time: Would you A. Dress up to match the highly successful client B. Wear a T-shirt Listen in on this fun conversation as Alex is not sorry for choosing B.

This show is literally a mind-blower. The first time Emily spoke with June, she felt like she just got a Ph.D. crash course in life wisdom. So when asked the question, what are you not sorry for, June didn't disappoint. Some may see it as "bragging," but others will get its true impact as they dive into why June is not sorry for walking in his greatness (and talking about it) and how others may be blocking their own blessings by not celebrating it.

Where do you put yourself on your priority list? Too many people seem to put themself last, but not Chef Tré...well not anymore. As a recovering people-pleaser, she has found she has to put herself first as her life now depends on it. Listen in on this amazing conversation between two friends about being unapologetically bold.

What has been your path to Leadership? Has it been a climbing ladder game OR has it been a little hopscotch? What if it has been neither? What if you got to "skip steps" in some people's eyes. Would you talk about it or call it luck? Listen in as Emily and Jamey Rootes, former president of the Houston Texans talks about why he is not sorry for his unconventional path to leadership.

What does your reputation mean to you? What if it was ripped away and tarnished? What if you weren't in the wrong but only "guilty" by association? How would you feel? What would you do? Difficult questions, for sure, but listen in as Emily welcomes John Blanchard on the show as he talks about why he is not sorry for losing his reputation.

Rule #1 Be anonymous. What happens here stays here...like a mini-vegas. But what if you are a rule breaker and say screw it all! Chris Norris is proud because he is talking about why he is not sorry for loudly recovering from alcohol use disorder. He hid it for many years only to wonder is this causing me to suffer in silence? Listen in for a hope-filled story filled with loud recovery and a lot of life now lived.

Are you a smiler? You know the person that walks everywhere showing off those pearly whites because you are high on life? Yes that overly happy optimist that sees the beauty in life. So what happens when your worldview meshes with a tragic event? Can you still put a smile on? Shoot, is it even appropriate? Join guest Larry Long, Jr as he talks about why he is not sorry for smiling in a tornado.

Do you ever hesitate to ask for help? Is it your ego stepping in? Could it be your people-pleasing? Maybe it might be something else; either way, Dennis Volpe is welcomed on the show to talk about why he is no longer sorry for asking for help after making a news worthy multi-million dollar mistake that ended his career.

Are you tired of fighting? Does it seem like everything is a constant battle at times? What if that battle was for someone you desperately loved? Would the stakes change? Well, listen in why guest Allison Moore is not sorry for fighting...not only for others but for her own mental health. This is a powerful and packed episode you do not want to miss!

What would you think if your chief of staff was a counselor? Wow, that's cool; I can't wait to talk with her about all my issues, or ugh oh, is she going to "shrink me" and read my mind and emotions....make me sit on a couch and tell all my life woes. What if the answer is neither? Listen in on this episode as Annie Gilbert of Primitive speaks on why she is not sorry for being your advocate and not your counselor and why instead, she uses her listening and people skills to empower you.

Do you have a loved one with Addiction? Has it been hard to communicate and help them? In this episode, we speak with Michelle, a Mom on a mission to help other mothers care for their addicted loved one while also caring for themself.

Is Busyness Killing you? This was a question that Garland Vance pondered when his doctor told him that busyness was killing him. At first, Garland didn't take it seriously and wanted to prove his doctor wrong...only to find out the Doc knew what he was talking about. From then, Garland dedicated his doctoral research to discovering the impact of busyness and is no longer apologizing for killing busyness.

Imagine you are on a global trip of a lifetime with a dear friend. One of your many stops is in India, mainly to see if the little boy your friend's been supporting for years is actually real. Imagine you meet that boy and get to see his life and others. Then imagine after spending time with at the orphanage and you rocking a baby to sleep, you go lay them down only to discover picnic style beds. Would your life change forever? Well for guest Caroline, it did. Listen in to hear why Caroline is not sorry for laying an orphan on a wooden bed on Mother's Day in 2000. Fast forward to this weekend, they will be celebrating 21 years ago of the Miracle Foundation, where they have been empowering orphans and vulnerable children to reach their full potential.

NEWS ALERT: This is a HOT Episode! In this episode, one of Emily's students opens up about why she is not sorry for being an addict and talking about her addiction. This is a real and raw conversation that is great for anyone to hear that has a loved one suffering from addiction.

Do you believe that people are good? Or is that media and outside world may have you seeing it differently? For Divan, he is no longer apologizing for seeing the good in people.

Are you a sports geek? Have you ever felt the need to prove your worth as a sports geek? This should sound silly but it is not, especially, for many women that have a passion for a sport they may have never played. In this episode, Jennifer Garrett, talks about why she is no longer sorry for talking about being a sports geek and why she is moving the ball on this subject.

Is being "too nice" bad? Can you not make it to leadership by being too nice? These were things guest, Harry Spaight, dealt with as being the person known for being "too nice" in the cut throat world of sales where screaming and yelling was the culture. In this episode, we speak about what being too nice means and how it can hurt you if you become a walking mat. But if you execute correctly, it can accelerate you to the next level of success.

The average NFL career is less than two years. The average NFL player is 6’2, 245 pounds. JJ Birden played nine seasons at 5’10, 157 pounds. Talk about beating the odds. So what lets this underdog turn into an alpha dog? In spite of everything stacked against him and everyone who thought otherwise, JJ Birden, the undersized wide receiver with unimpressive college stats, made his way to the NFL. Join in as he discusses how he overcame FASCO in times of uncertainty (failures, adversities, setbacks, challenges, obstacles) and why he is not sorry for it.

Do you celebrate your success? Not just the successes that may win you awards but the small wins as well. Do you feel like it combats with your humility? These are just a few questions that you might be wondering, if so, join us as we talk with Brittany about why she is not sorry for celebrating her success. She is no longer hiding who she is.

Do you ever see a need but don't call it out? You may have a great reason as to not rock the boat or think it's not your job, but have you ever wondered about the impact of not calling the need out? Well, Gabe has and he has decided to no longer be sorry for calling out the needs he sees especially as a leader.

Have you ever been told that you are emotional? Like not in a good way, kind of emotional? Like you are being too honest and real for others... If so this is an episode for you as my guest Brandon Laws talks about why he is not sorry for being emotional and how it has become a super power in his work and leadership.

Gratitude seems to be a common word used a lot these days. However, it is something in a season of darkness that may not feel easy to conjure up. Sometimes it feels ""fluffy"" or how will this even help me? How can coming from a grateful heart actually benefit you ESPECIALLY when some people you deal with don't seem to give the gratitude back to you? Listen in as Emily talks with her good friend, Kevin Monroe, about why he is not sorry for always encouraging gratitude.

Can a person be funny and take leadership seriously? Joshua thinks so and that is why he is not sorry for leading with laughter. Listen in as he talks about how having people

Do ever feel like you have to join a club just to play the game or get access to opportunity? How does it make you feel? Well, listen in as Bree talks about how she is not sorry for not joining the boys club especially when working in a male dominate industry. Now don't get us wrong, this ISNT a boys are bad, cancel culture talk. It is a discussion on how we can be better and allowing access to others outside of what our appearance is.

Have you ever had to lessen yourself, so people didn't think you were too good? Maybe have you been called out as a class pet, overachiever, or the boss' favorite? Why is it when we are good at something, we sometimes will lessen ourselves to being on others' level instead of walking out in our greatness? Well, join in a Kristi Hemmer talks about why she is no longer apologizing for being so good (and even writing a book on it)

Are you too much? Do you bring a blinding light sometimes when you walk in the room OR could you be a bull in a China shop? In this discussion, Tiffany explains why she is not sorry for being too much and how her humanity has allowed her to make a difference and walk in confidence. We touch on: How being energetic/ postive doesn't mean you have bad days Reading a room is important Social Ques to be able to tap into How being yourself may offend others but don't let it fence you in ...and more

You may have heard about being strategic and about using vulnerability but have you heard about strategic vulnerability. If you are a leader, you will need to listen to this episode. If you want to stretch yourself, you will need to listen to this. Join in on this amazing conversation with Erika Burnett as she talks about why she is not sorry for practicing strategic vulnerability.

Have you heard the latest news of TicTok? Skinny Jeans and Side Parts are out. So what are we to do? How are we to move forward as a society? All jokes aside, it is important to understand what to do with the latest trends and Danette Scudder is here to talk about why she is not sorry for going against society norms on this one.

What space are you for people? This is an interesting question to ponder at first but listen in on why guest Jane Adshead-Grant is not sorry for being an uncomfortable space.

Do you feel like you are facing challenges that seem to have no end in sight? We all probably have and may even be experiencing it now and today's guest speaks about how leading from the heart doesn't mean there won't be suck, but there is more likely to be hope and love. That hope can be healing. That hope can help you do hard things. The hope is needed in the workplace. As a single mother to 5 amazing children and an Air Force Vet that has done a total 180-degree turn in her career, Karen will speak with us about why leading with the heart matters.

How do you decide what you are going to do? Do you think about the choices or just agree with others to avoid confrontation? In this episode, we speak with Danielle Huston, about why she is not sorry for making some hard choices in life that were value driven and again others "best" advice.

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.

In your current work or even at home, how are you leading? Do you lead from the lenses of letting the learner taking the lead role OR do you come from the manager that sometimes can tell people what to do? I think we all struggle with this balance but in this episode, Perry Timms, speaks about why he is actively promoting self-management in work.

This pandemic has changed the world of work and Sara Martin is not sorry for it. Now don't get us wrong, we are sad for the lives it has taken and the sadness it has brought into the world. But in this session, we are specifically talking about how it has reshaped the need for well being and care from companies. Listen in and let us know what good you have seen from this season?