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Today Deborah celebrates the 100th episode of the Drop in CEO podcast by revisiting three powerful conversations from Peter Goral, Dave Hasse, and Mario Porreca covering everything from taking risks, to accepting feedback, and anticipating what’s coming next. Listen in as Deborah reflects on the journey to 100 episodes and how you, the audience, have inspired what’s to come.   About the Guests:   As an executive leader in Business Transformation, Peter Goral provides counsel and guidance to leading national brands with respect to building and growing their footprint in the market through Social Media Strategies.   You can learn more about Peter in the following ways: https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterggoral/ https://twitter.com/ArtsandClouds https://speakerhub.com/speaker/peter-g-goral https://www.facebook.com/PeterGGoral https://www.instagram.com/pggartenvy/   Dave Hasse is Operations/Human Resource Executive with over 30 years of broad-based progressive experience in operations. supply chain and Human Resource management with Top Global Flavor companies. Leveraging his strong communication, analytical and people development skills, under his leadership, Dave has achieved amazing results in his career.    You can connect with Dave via LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/david-haase-a5ba2010   Mario Porreca is the founder of mediaMAR and the host of the Ten Minute Mindset Podcast. As a 4-time author, radio show host, TV personality, newspaper columnist, and all-around media expert, Mario has launched numerous podcasts and built a successful business helping entrepreneurs, coaches, and authors do the same. You can connect with Mario on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marioporreca/     When I began the Drop in CEO Podcast, I knew that the best advice we could ever receive was from people who had been there. Now that we're over 80 episodes in, I thought it was time to pool some of the best advice into a collection that you could use to elevate your leadership and start putting humans first. You can download the full guide here: https://bit.ly/humancentrichero See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on 10 Minute Mindset, Amanda Lund from Team MediaMAR drops by for a conversation on gratitude, staying focused, and how MediaMAR can help you elevate your Zoom game. You can book your Zoom Intro call at www.bookmario.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I had such a great conversation with Michael David Huey and I absolutely love his brand and podcast—HeFluence. In this episode we talk about the meaning behind HeFluence, how alignment and spirituality lead to achievement, how working harder isn't always the answer to greater success, and more! Michael is originally from Lancaster Ohio. After High school he attended The Ohio State University.Where  he was a 4 year letterman in track and field. He also received a Graduate degree in nutrition, exercise science and sports management.  Michael has an 8-year theology degree in Christian Studies from Christian Life School of Theology and is currently in the process of getting his ordination into marketplace ministry. He is also a master educator for the American Council of Exercise, holds 25+ certifications from fitness and nutrition to anti-aging. Michael recently started his own podcast called The HeFluence Podcast. In 2019 he received the monumental business award at Thrive which has been voted by Forbes, Inc. and Huffington post as the number one entrepreneur event of the year for the past five years.  He loves to workout, bike, and golf and is married to his amazing wife Lisa. They live in Groveland , Florida after spending the last 25+ years in the Tampa Bay Area. Michael and Lisa love God and love serving others.  Connect with Michale at HeFluence.com and follow him on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Make sure you check out the other episodes Michael and I did on the podcast: EP 802: Partnering With God EP 803: Correct and Encourage See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gina Molinari is back for part two of our conversation.  In this episode we talk about the power of clarity and how getting clear on what we really do leads to consistency in doing it and that consistency leads to confidence through repetition and improvement.  We also talk about pricing and how Gina communicates her value to the world and to potential clients. Gina Mo is a Confident Communication Coach and online marketing strategist.  She helps entrepreneurial-minded people get clear and confident in becoming the face of their business with a combination of mindset and strategy work.  She combines her unique experience of classical singing, digital marketing, and emotional intelligence to help her clients break through their fears of being visible and step into their strongest communication skills in order to get more clients and make more impact with their work. Connect with Gina at GinaMolinari.com and follow her on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gina Molinari, affectionately known as Gina Mo, is a Confident Communication Coach and online marketing strategist.  She joined me on the podcast to talk about her love for making others cry (in a good way), how she helps others intentionally tap into passion and purpose just as she has in her life, and how our commitment to something bigger than ourselves can become our driving force. Gina helps entrepreneurial-minded people get clear and confident in becoming the face of their business with a combination of mindset and strategy work.  She combines her unique experience of classical singing, digital marketing, and emotional intelligence to help her clients break through their fears of being visible and step into their strongest communication skills in order to get more clients and make more impact with their work. Connect with Gina at GinaMolinari.com and follow her on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

My good friend Marc Marling is the founder of CorporateThought.com and I absolutely love his take on networking and building relationships. In this episode we had a great conversation about that and more! Marc has worked in the shipping industry for more than 20 years, first in freight brokering and forwarding, later as a maritime attorney and now handling day to day operational and business issues for Vanmarc.   Marc was previously the General Counsel at container carrier CMA CGM (America) and handled extensive terminal acquisition and development work for the Virginia Port Authority and others while working in private practice. Marc is a graduate of Widener University (1993) and Rutgers University School of Law (1997) and earned a Certificate in Chartering from SUNY Maritime College (Ft. Schyler) (1994). Connect with Marc at CorporateThought.com and follow him on LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter, Medium, and Subscribe to his podcast. Make sure you check out the other episodes Marc and I did on the podcast: EP 793: What a 21st Century Leader Looks Like EP 794: Getting to Know Who People Really Are See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Benita Conde is the founder of Create Radical Love, LLC a life coaching and consulting approach for people who want to radically love their whole life experience, not just compartmentalized parts of it.  Benita joined me on the podcast to talk about her journey of alignment with her true purpose, creating radical love in her own life, and how she is actively and passionately helping others do the same. Benita is an advertising industry expert with 20 years of experience supporting and guiding the careers of creative people. She held leadership roles in resource management, project management, recruiting and talent development at agencies such as Fallon NY, BBH NY and Anomaly NY and led creative recruiting for North America at the global executive placement firm, The Talent Business.  Benita has experienced the coaching process as a client, ​completed the year-long Tier 1 Civilization Upgraders Leadership Training program led by Bentinho Massaro in 2019​ and has been sober for 13 years.  Her first professional role was that of classical ballet dancer in NYC. She brings that discipline, devotion and her love for choreographic movement, creative collaboration and creative passion into all that she does. In July of 2017 Benita left her most recent agency role at Anomaly NY, jumped into the unknown and launched Create Radical Love in October 2017. She now works with individuals globally as a holistic coach guiding each client to lead with intuition, define a calling and take action from that aligned, excited and Infinite place across all aspects of their life experience.  She also works with creative businesses, educational institutions and industry groups as a coach, consultant, workshop facilitator and speaker. In addition, she now also sits on the communications committee of The Innerwork Center in Richmond, VA and is the Wellness Strategist for VCU Brandcenter. There is nothing that lights her up more than to see people step into their true excitement, their true freedom and watch them wake up to what is infinitely possible for themselves and their businesses. If she can create and live a radically loved life, so can you! Connect with Benita at CreateRadicalLove.com and follow her on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Benita Conde is back for part two of our conversation.  In this episode we talk about stepping out in faith even when it feels like no one else around us understands the decisions we are making and the actions we are taking.  We talk about staying connected to our higher power and staying in alignment with our true self while acting in faith and staying in purposeful action. Benita Conde is the founder of Create Radical Love, LLC a life coaching and consulting approach for people who want to radically love their whole life experience, not just compartmentalized parts of it.  She is an advertising industry expert with 20 years of experience supporting and guiding the careers of creative people. She held leadership roles in resource management, project management, recruiting and talent development at agencies such as Fallon NY, BBH NY and Anomaly NY and led creative recruiting for North America at the global executive placement firm, The Talent Business.  Benita has experienced the coaching process as a client, ​completed the year-long Tier 1 Civilization Upgraders Leadership Training program led by Bentinho Massaro in 2019​ and has been sober for 13 years.  Her first professional role was that of classical ballet dancer in NYC. She brings that discipline, devotion and her love for choreographic movement, creative collaboration and creative passion into all that she does. In July of 2017 Benita left her most recent agency role at Anomaly NY, jumped into the unknown and launched Create Radical Love in October 2017. She now works with individuals globally as a holistic coach guiding each client to lead with intuition, define a calling and take action from that aligned, excited and Infinite place across all aspects of their life experience.  She also works with creative businesses, educational institutions and industry groups as a coach, consultant, workshop facilitator and speaker. In addition, she now also sits on the communications committee of The Innerwork Center in Richmond, VA and is the Wellness Strategist for VCU Brandcenter. There is nothing that lights her up more than to see people step into their true excitement, their true freedom and watch them wake up to what is infinitely possible for themselves and their businesses. If she can create and live a radically loved life, so can you! Connect with Benita at CreateRadicalLove.com and follow her on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I had a great conversation with my friend and the founder of Crash.co Isaac Morehouse! Isaac is reinventing the way job interviews are done and systematizing them in a more social way which I absolutely love. We talked about being more relaxed and allowing our real selves to shine in our interactions. Isaac is the founder and CEO of Crash, the career launch platform. He previously founded and currently serves as an advisor to Praxis, a startup apprenticeship program. Isaac is dedicated to the relentless pursuit of freedom. When he’s not with his wife and kids or building his company, he can be found smoking cigars, playing guitars, reading, writing, getting angry watching sports teams from his home state of Michigan, or enjoying the beach. Connect with Isaac at IsaacMorehouse.com and follow him on Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Medium. Make sure you check out the other episodes Isaac and I did on the podcast: EP 796: Show Don't Tell EP 797: Creativity Begets Creativity See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mary Hyatt is back for part two of our conversation. In this episode we talk about the power of spirituality in business and success.  We also talk about visualization, what makes it so effective, and our shared philosophy that we are not alone, we are more than enough when we connect with God, and we are infinitely loved no matter what. Mary is a life and business mindset coach who specializes in helping high achieving female entrepreneurs move from living a life of burnout to a life where they are connected to their emotions, their body, and spirit.  She helps bring her 1 on 1 and group coaching clients back to their enoughness, wholeness, and femininity.  Mary is the host of the Living Fully Alive podcast that airs weekly where she dives deeper into mindset and helps her listeners learn to embody a life fully lived. She is also a Top Earner with doTERRA Essential Oils, helping teach women how to support their bodies and emotions holistically. As a trained Hypnotherapist and Kundalini Yoga Instructor, Mary brings a level of consciousness and soul focused inner work to everything she does. Connect with Mary at MaryHyatt.com and follow her on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mary Hyatt is a life and business mindset coach who specializes in helping high achieving female entrepreneurs move from living a life of burnout to a life where they are connected to their emotions, their body, and spirit.  Mary joined me on the podcast to talk about her journey from trying to get love to now making the radical shift to trying to give love.  We also talk about cultivating the belief that we are already enough and worthy of love and success and Mary shares what loving other people means to her. Mary helps bring her 1 on 1 and group coaching clients back to their enoughness, wholeness, and femininity. She is the host of the Living Fully Alive podcast that airs weekly where she dives deeper into mindset and helps her listeners learn to embody a life fully lived. She is also a Top Earner with doTERRA Essential Oils, helping teach women how to support their bodies and emotions holistically. As a trained Hypnotherapist and Kundalini Yoga Instructor, Mary brings a level of consciousness and soul focused inner work to everything she does. Connect with Mary at MaryHyatt.com and follow her on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I was joined by my friend Karl Staib for a great conversation! Karl is an author and a coach with a strong focus on and passion for gratitude. In this conversation we talk about gratitude, poetry, and so much more! Karl has helped thousands of people understand their internal dialogs and remove limiting beliefs, so they can grow their careers and lives.  He has spoken to fortune 500 companies about the power of an appreciative culture and how it can help teams improve their communication and productivity. Connect with Karl at BringGratitude.com and follow him on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Grab a copy of Karl’s Bring Gratitude Book. Make sure you check out the other episodes Karl and I did on the podcast: EP 805: Explaining and Complaining EP 806: The Power of Micro-Routines See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Calvin Wayman is back for part two of our conversation. In this episode we talk about our journeys as entrepreneurs and more specifically how those journeys began.  We talked about cultivating the trust to step out in faith, let go of the things not serving us, and be open to receiving not necessarily what we think we want, but the opportunities that God provides for us. Calvin is an author, trier, and self-proclaimed messer-upper.  He was born into an unconventional family - one that celebrates the practice of polygamy. He has 5 loving parents—one dad, and four moms. He also has 44 best friends—all of them his siblings. His upbringing gifted him life lessons like: working hard, working together, and going after what you really believe in! While he chose not to continue the path of his parents, he is using what they taught him to blaze his own trail. Today he’s a high-ticket sales entrepreneur—helping podcasters, coaches, and entrepreneurs monetize and scale through the power of a high-ticket offer.  He is writing his second book, “How to Sell Like a Shark Without Being a Dick (Richard).”  He is a TEDx Speaker being asked to speak all around the world and the host of the “Curious With Calvin Wayman” podcast. Calvin is also a dad, committed to being an example to his two kids that it’s okay to try things and get messy. And, despite fear, you really can create the life of your dreams. Connect with Calvin at CalvinWayman.com and follow him on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Check out the “Cooking and Conversation” Livestream that Calvin and I did while he cooked bacon, eggs, and hash browns! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Calvin Wayman is an author, trier, and self-proclaimed messer-upper.  He joined me on the podcast to talk about our mutual love for breakfast foods and how it is a perfect analogy for short-term vs the long-term when it comes to decision making and actions for lasting success. Calvin was born into an unconventional family - one that celebrates the practice of polygamy. He has 5 loving parents—one dad, and four moms. He also has 44 best friends—all of them his siblings. His upbringing gifted him life lessons like: working hard, working together, and going after what you really believe in! While he chose not to continue the path of his parents, he is using what they taught him to blaze his own trail. Today he’s a high-ticket sales entrepreneur—helping podcasters, coaches, and entrepreneurs monetize and scale through the power of a high-ticket offer.  He is writing his second book, “How to Sell Like a Shark Without Being a Dick (Richard).”  He is a TEDx Speaker being asked to speak all around the world and the host of the “Curious With Calvin Wayman” podcast. Calvin is also a dad, committed to being an example to his two kids that it’s okay to try things and get messy. And, despite fear, you really can create the life of your dreams. Connect with Calvin at CalvinWayman.com and follow him on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Check out the “Cooking and Conversation” Livestream that Calvin and I did while he cooked bacon, eggs, and hash browns! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I had a great conversation with my good friend David Barnes who coaches people to breakthroughs using...are you ready for this....MOVIES! Yes, you read that correctly—David has a library of thousands of movies that he and his team have watched and categorized and catalogued based on their energetic properties and the lessons and messages they convey. He also has a five minute intention session that goes with the specific movie he has clients watch to help them get the most out of what they are consuming. He put me through his process and I can honestly say that it was a fantastic and powerful experience. Also, I'm not quite sure how he did it but he couldn't have recommended a more perfect movie for me to experience his zone of genius. Do you want to shift your limiting beliefs and become an energetic match with all the things you desire? Well, now you can do that in your jammies while watching a movie and snacking on popcorn. David Barnes is the founder of Peace of Mind Overtures where they’ve infused over 700 carefully selected movies with hundreds of powerful intentions and affirmations. In addition to shifting your mindset on a conscious level, these Alignment Movie Process (AMPTM)  films shift your energetic patterns on a more profound level so you can propel yourself towards a life you truly love. David’s diverse background includes leadership roles at The Ford Motor Company, as well as executive non-profit experience at The Dallas Symphony Orchestra. He works with individuals, executives, teams, and businesses that desire to make a change and realize a new sustainable set point. David has consulted with hundreds of businesses, entrepreneurs and Fortune 500 companies throughout the U.S. His diverse client base includes the Federal Government’s Office of Planning and Management,  The Center for Leadership Development, The U.S Air Force, NOAA, and Starbucks. Connect with David at PeaceOfMindOvertures.com and follow him on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Twitter, and YouTube. Make sure you check out the other episodes David and I did on the podcast: EP 778: Everything Is a Co-Creation EP 779: A Movie and Conversation About Love and Acceptance See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Neil Sahota is back for part two of our conversation on the podcast. In this episode we talk about a couple of the projects Neil is currently working on to utilize Artificial Intelligence to create social good in the world. We also talk about the development of technology over the years and how virtual reality could play a big role in education, entertainment, and more in the not so distant future. Neil Sahota is an IBM Master Inventor, United Nations (UN) Artificial Intelligence (AI) Advisor, and Faculty at UC Irvine. With 20+ years of business experience, he works with clients and business partners to think disruptively and create next generation products/solutions powered by emerging technology. He is also the author of Own the A.I. Revolution, a practical guide to leveraging A.I. for social good and business growth and was named Best Business Book of 2019 by Soundview. Neil’s work experience spans multiple industries including health care, life sciences, retail, travel and transportation, energy and utilities, automotive, telecommunications, media/communication, and government. Prior to his current role, he was a thought leader, consultant, and practice leader in IBM Global Business Services, where he led the sales and delivery of consulting engagements in business strategy, new product development, revenue optimization, process improvement, and business/system integration. Neil has lived and worked in Ningbo, China, where he was involved in economic development projects, gaining extensive experience in assisting companies and entrepreneurs to define their products, establish their target markets, and structure their companies. He is a member of several investor groups and a director of various tech companies. Neil resides in California, and spends significant time traveling the world to participate in business development and global expansion projects. Connect with Neil at NeilSahota.com and follow him on Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Neil Sahota is an IBM Master Inventor, United Nations (UN) Artificial Intelligence (AI) Advisor, and Faculty at UC Irvine. Neil joined me on this episode of the podcast to talk about the opportunities that Artificial Intelligence offers us as a technology and a tool. We also talk about what we believe philosophically when it comes to humans and technologically becoming more and more inseparable and what the possible future holds as AI continues to grow and develop. With 20+ years of business experience, Neil works with clients and business partners to think disruptively and create next generation products/solutions powered by emerging technology. He is also the author of Own the A.I. Revolution, a practical guide to leveraging A.I. for social good and business growth and was named Best Business Book of 2019 by Soundview. Neil’s work experience spans multiple industries including health care, life sciences, retail, travel and transportation, energy and utilities, automotive, telecommunications, media/communication, and government. Prior to his current role, he was a thought leader, consultant, and practice leader in IBM Global Business Services, where he led the sales and delivery of consulting engagements in business strategy, new product development, revenue optimization, process improvement, and business/system integration. Neil has lived and worked in Ningbo, China, where he was involved in economic development projects, gaining extensive experience in assisting companies and entrepreneurs to define their products, establish their target markets, and structure their companies. He is a member of several investor groups and a director of various tech companies. Neil resides in California, and spends significant time traveling the world to participate in business development and global expansion projects. Connect with Neil at NeilSahota.com and follow him on Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

My good friend Yoram Solomon joined me on Casual Conversations to chat about media, trust, business, technology, and more! Dr. Yoram Solomon is the author of The Book of Trust and the founder of the Innovation Culture Institute LLC. He published 13 books, 22 patents, more than 300 articles, and was one of the creators of Wi-Fi and USB 3.0. Named one of the Top 40 Innovation Bloggers (last 5 years) and one of the Top 20 Global Thought Leaders on Corporate Culture and Emerging Technologies. Yoram is a professional member of the National Speakers Association, and was a TEDx speaker and host. He is an adjunct professor of entrepreneurship at the Southern Methodist University in Texas and Hadassah College in Israel. His trustworthiness model is based on years of original research, years of service as an elected official and as an executive, and service at the IDF 35th Airborne Brigade. Connect with Yoram at YoramSolomon.com and follow him on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube. Make sure you check out the other episodes Yoram and I did on the podcast: EP 753: Mediterranean Chicken with Middle Eastern Toast, Tahini, and Hummus EP 775: It's All About Innovation Culture EP 776: The 7 Laws of Trust See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Paul Conant has more than 25 years of experience in building businesses as well as sales training for small companies and big box retail firms. He joined me on the podcast to talk about his experience in digital marketing over the past 25 years, what he believes to be the biggest opportunity and shift in the market to date, where ad targeting is headed, and how he handles the haters who pop up on social media. Paul is an accomplished entrepreneur and manager. His vision and expertise in business performance has driven growth in the service, retail, and e-commerce sectors. With a rare blend of creative and operational strengths he has achieved exciting results in all companies he has worked with.  Before founding Gizoom, Paul was a successful entrepreneur in the electronic industry. He also consults clients in a variety of business concerns as well as developing online strategies for, PPC, SEO, SEM and local search.  Connect with Paul at TheProfitProtocol.com and follow him on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Paul Conant is back for part two of our conversation. In this episode we talk about the value of building and growing a business through genuine connecting conversations. We also talk about some of the marketing tactics that we see entrepreneurs trying to use today and how Paul really wants to do business with people he would enjoy hanging out with at a barbecue. Paul Conant has more than 25 years of experience in building businesses as well as sales training for small companies and big box retail firms. Paul is an accomplished entrepreneur and manager. His vision and expertise in business performance has driven growth in the service, retail, and e-commerce sectors. With a rare blend of creative and operational strengths he has achieved exciting results in all companies he has worked with.  Before founding Gizoom, Paul was a successful entrepreneur in the electronic industry. He also consults clients in a variety of business concerns as well as developing online strategies for, PPC, SEO, SEM and local search.  Connect with Paul at TheProfitProtocol.com and follow him on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

I had a great conversation with Lauren Kress who is known as "The Business Scientist." Lauren is also a really great friend of mine and someone that I absolutely love chatting with because she really knows business strategy and is equal parts analytical and creative with her approach. Lauren Kress is one of the few theoretically-trained scientists and growth innovators of the millennial generation whose knowledge of investment-led growth is transforming decision making in the business world.  Lauren is the creator of the Home Start youtube series, host of the Grow Your Brand podcast and Founder of The Change Makers Collective: a science-led growth consultancy for visionary thinkers and leaders who are changing the world for the better. Connect with Lauren at TheChangeMakers.org.au and follow her on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube. Make sure you check out the other episodes Lauren and I did on the podcast: EP 772: Experimenting to Make the Most Out of Business EP 773: Sitting in the Middle of Feeling and Thinking See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Kyle Gillette is back for part two of our conversation. In this episode we talk about what it means to have what he calls a SAGE Mindset. We also talk about leadership, prayer, and Kyle shares some stories of where SAGE showed up in his own life. Kyle Gillette is the owner of Gillette Solutions, a Professional Coaching and consulting company. He has been coaching for 15 years and as a certified coach and behavioral analyst, he's worked with over hundreds of people to help them better understand themselves and their leadership style. As a result of his research and experiences, he's created the SAGE Mindset Leadership program.  When Kyle is not working, he is active with his wife and three daughters in the Pacific Northwest. As a side note, if you're looking for a racquetball game, he's ready and willing!  Connect with Kyle at GilletteSolutions.com and follow him on Facebook, Twitter, and Subscribe to the SAGE Mindset Podcast. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Kyle Gillette is the owner of Gillette Solutions, a Professional Coaching and consulting company. He joined me on the podcast to talk about his story of starting his company and what led him to becoming an entrepreneur. We also talk about the power of appreciating in lieu of comparing ourselves to others, the pressure of success, and the legacy you are born into and also desire to create and eventually leave behind.  Kyle has been coaching for 15 years and as a certified coach and behavioral analyst, he's worked with over hundreds of people to help them better understand themselves and their leadership style. As a result of his research and experiences, he's created the SAGE Mindset Leadership program.  When he is not working, he is active with his wife and three daughters in the Pacific Northwest. As a side note, if you're looking for a racquetball game, he's ready and willing!  Connect with Kyle at GilletteSolutions.com and follow him on Facebook, Twitter, and Subscribe to the SAGE Mindset Podcast. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

I had such a wonderful conversation with my good friend and author Missy Maxwell Worton! Her story is so powerful and with her family is doing such big things in the fight against child trafficking. Missy Maxwell Worton, is an author, speaker, former actress/singer/dancer in a nationally faith-based Broadway-style musical company dealing with family and faith issues. She writes across media, not only as an author but also as a film and television writer. She exudes joy in all she does, and she loves being in God’s presence as a worshiper. Missy’s church ministry involvements have included leading worship as well as being in children’s and women’s ministries. Missy’s greatest desire is to awaken women to the superpower they have within them as a daughter of a mighty and loving God. Encouraging them to fearlessly and courageously pursue the greatness and dreams they were created for by fulfilling their unique destiny calling. She believes women can be one of the strongest voices for justice to impact, influence and transform the culture around them and better the lives of others. Bringing lasting change through the power of love and kindness. Missy speaks on courage, adoption, adoptive family transition, inspiring mamas to become even better equipped for their God-given role, and a host of other life issues. She is an advocate for the orphan, the unborn, enslaved and trafficked. She is a devoted wife, and deeply invested in the lives of her four children. She loves being a soccer mom and playing board games with her family, as well as exercising with her dog.  Connect with Missy at MissyMaxwellWorton.com and follow her on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. Make sure you check out the other episodes Missy and I did on the podcast: EP 769: Truth Always Wins EP 770: Trust Through Believing See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Charlie Mechem is back for part two of our conversation on the podcast. In this episode Charlie shares the second half of his incredible story in business and in life, he shares his principle of allowing the story to unfold and opportunities to find him, we talk about some of the major deals he was able to make as a high powered CEO, and he also mentions he would do differently if he had to go back in time and do it all over again. Charlie’s remarkable business career spans six decades and includes stints as a lawyer, CEO of the Taft Broadcasting empire of media outlets that owned the iconic Hanna-Barbera cartoon company, and the Commissioner of the Ladies Professional Golf Association. He was also business partners with the iconic Arnold Palmer and shared an office with “The King” in Orlando for years.  But Charlie is not all business. Born in Nelsonville, Ohio, Charlie still thinks of himself as a small-town boy who loves the thrill of a roller coaster ride and the challenge of a round of golf with friends. And good friends is something Charlie has always had plenty of! In fact, you have probably heard of quite a few of them: astronaut Neil Armstrong, NFL coach Paul Brown, restaurant magnate Dave Thomas, and professional golfers Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Mickey Wright, Nancy Lopez, Annika Sorenstam, and Juli Inkster. Charlie is a consummate storyteller, and he uses his great deal of experience, wisdom, and joy to help professionals become more engaging speakers. His book, Total Anecdotal, and podcast, 15 Minutes with Charlie, were made to share his insights and help readers and listeners become better presenters.  Connect with Charlie at CharlieMechem.com and follow him on LInkedIn. Subscribe to Charlie’s podcast: 15 Minutes with Charlie. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Charlie Mechem’s remarkable business career spans six decades and includes stints as a lawyer, CEO of the Taft Broadcasting empire of media outlets that owned the iconic Hanna-Barbera cartoon company, and the Commissioner of the Ladies Professional Golf Association. Charlie joined me on the podcast to talk about the power of humility in success, his amazing story growing up and creating business success, and he also shares some great wisdom that he acquired along the way. Charlie was also business partners with the iconic Arnold Palmer and shared an office with “The King” in Orlando for years. But Charlie is not all business. Born in Nelsonville, Ohio, Charlie still thinks of himself as a small-town boy who loves the thrill of a roller coaster ride and the challenge of a round of golf with friends.  And good friends is something Charlie has always had plenty of! In fact, you have probably heard of quite a few of them: astronaut Neil Armstrong, NFL coach Paul Brown, restaurant magnate Dave Thomas, and professional golfers Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Mickey Wright, Nancy Lopez, Annika Sorenstam, and Juli Inkster. Charlie is a consummate storyteller, and he uses his great deal of experience, wisdom, and joy to help professionals become more engaging speakers. His book, Total Anecdotal, and podcast, 15 Minutes with Charlie, were made to share his insights and help readers and listeners become better presenters.  Connect with Charlie at CharlieMechem.com and follow him on LInkedIn. Subscribe to Charlie’s podcast: 15 Minutes with Charlie. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

I had a great conversation with speaker, coach, and founder Kari Schwear! We talked about the gray area when it comes to alcohol and food dependency and how we can create a healthier relationship with the things in our lives that bring us pleasure and reframe them to help us achieve the things we desire. Kari Schwear is the founder of GrayTonic and the Question the Drink Movement. She is a perpetual life learner, 7 x career path conqueror, certified life coach, speaker, writer and entrepreneur. Kari is also a former gray area drinker that took her mess and turned it into her message. Her passion is to help others move out of the gray areas, and into a life they love.  Connect with Kari at GrayTonic.com and follow her on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn—and join her Facebook Group: “Question the Drink” Make sure you check out the other episodes Kari and I did on the podcast: EP 763: Moving Out of the Gray Areas EP 764: Question the Drink See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Beth Ziesenis is back for part two of our conversation. In this episode we talk about some useful and easy ways Beth has discovered for organizing the tens of thousands of pictures we store on all our electronic devices. We also talk about messaging apps, touch on the Apple vs. Android debate, and Beth shares other digital organizational tips.  Beth Ziesenis is the author of six books and keeps up with the latest technology to educate and entertain her audience with the fast-changing world of technology. Your Nerdy Best Friend is not a traditional "Sage on the Stage." Beth engages attendees before her programs with funny, nerdy pictures, social media updates and serious buzz creation.  During the program, she delights attendees with fun giveaways like the nerdy rubber ducks, knee-high nerd socks and much more. She also uses games and group exercises to facilitate networking and collaboration, leading to shared laughs and new connections. Beth speaks to groups of every size, from 10 people to 1000. Speaking to associations and corporations throughout North America, Beth entertains, enlightens and empowers attendees to embrace their inner nerds to become more efficient, more productive and definitely more nerdy. Connect with Beth at YourNerdyBestFriend.com and follow her on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Beth Ziesenis is the author of six books and keeps up with the latest technology to educate and entertain her audience with the fast-changing world of technology. Beth joined me on the podcast to talk about the power of the many apps we have access to via our phones, tablets, and computers. We also talked about how to efficiently find and use apps, what makes her so passionate about apps, and we even talk about some possible future tech developments. Your Nerdy Best Friend is not a traditional "Sage on the Stage." Beth engages attendees before her programs with funny, nerdy pictures, social media updates and serious buzz creation. During the program, she delights attendees with fun giveaways like the nerdy rubber ducks, knee-high nerd socks and much more. She also uses games and group exercises to facilitate networking and collaboration, leading to shared laughs and new connections. Beth speaks to groups of every size, from 10 people to 1000. Speaking to associations and corporations throughout North America, Beth entertains, enlightens and empowers attendees to embrace their inner nerds to become more efficient, more productive and definitely more nerdy. Connect with Beth at YourNerdyBestFriend.com and follow her on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

I had the honor of having some great conversations with fellow podcast host and founder of Girls 4 Greatness Delia Perry! In this conversation we talked about podcasting and how the platform has helped us create conversations that have positively impacted our own lives and the lives of others. Delia has always had a passion for motivating and encouraging others.  She was thrilled to bring her strengths to her podcast, Girls 4 Greatness.  On her weekly podcast, Delia interviews other women who have overcome their own struggles in order to find success and fulfillment in their life. She highlights how her guests are  using their own greatness to make an impact in the world.  Girls 4 Greatness exists to build confidence and belief in others ability to change, grow and live the life they were truly meant to live. On a more personal note, Delia resides in Toledo, Ohio.  She has been married for over 20 years and has two children. When she does have the time, Delia loves being on the water wakeboarding or enjoying the company of her friends.  Connect with Delia at Girls4Greatness.com and follow her on Facebook and Instagram. Subscribe to her podcast on Apple Podcasts and Stitcher. Make sure you check out the other episodes Delia and I did on the podcast: EP 766: Using Your Gifts to Inspire and Motivate Others EP 767: What It Takes to Keep a Marriage Thriving See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Gail Golden is back on the podcast for part two of our conversation. In this episode we talk about her philosophy of curation over trying to juggle things until we find that elusive balance that everyone seems to always talk about. We also talk about perception, comparison, and finding happiness in the pursuit of our desired outcomes. Gail Golden, MBA, Ph.D., helps people hit peak performance and become better leaders by drawing on her unique cross-background perspective. As a licensed psychologist and an MBA-holding entrepreneur, Gail understands both the emotions and the economics successful C-suite executives must master.  Her unique approach combines sports-influenced tactics of performance coaching with psychology-trained skills of empathy to bring the best out of businesses, leaders, and employees. Gail specializes in helping companies and leaders handle rapid change, build high-performing talent, avoid burnout, plan for succession, and drive success. Current and former clients include Best Buy, BMO Harris Bank, The Chicago Architecture Center, Northern Trust, Mead Johnson, Table XI, Vi Living, and Weber Shandwick, among many others.   Gail’s book, Curating Your Life, was published by Rowman & Littlefield in April 2020.  The book is based on what she’s learned over more than two decades of helping leaders of all types maximize their achievements. Curating Your Life is full of advice on how to direct your energy toward identifying and accomplishing your most important goals. Gail has extensive experience as a public speaker and media commentator, and has taught courses at the Booth School of Business of the University of Chicago. She has been quoted in Fast Company, Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, Today's Chicago Woman, Crain’s Chicago Business, The Chicago Tribune, and numerous other publications. To help businesses and leaders apply her insights, Gail has developed and led workshops in corporate settings on a variety of topics, including building a culture of innovation, becoming a powerful leader, and developing high performance teams. Gail is the Principal of Gail Golden Consulting, an international network of senior management psychologists and consultants.  She serves on the Women’s Board of the University of Chicago, has been elected to the International Women’s Forum, and coordinates the Chicago Coaching Roundtable, a local network of leading executive coaches. Connect with Gail at GailGoldenConsulting.com and follow her on Twitter and LinkedIn. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Gail Golden, MBA, Ph.D., helps people hit peak performance and become better leaders by drawing on her unique cross-background perspective. She joined me on the podcast to talk about her philosophy of curating our lives by putting our focus and attention on the things that we are innately good at while coming to grips with and accepting the areas where we might not inherently shine. As a licensed psychologist and an MBA-holding entrepreneur, Gail understands both the emotions and the economics successful C-suite executives must master. Her unique approach combines sports-influenced tactics of performance coaching with psychology-trained skills of empathy to bring the best out of businesses, leaders, and employees. Gail specializes in helping companies and leaders handle rapid change, build high-performing talent, avoid burnout, plan for succession, and drive success. Current and former clients include Best Buy, BMO Harris Bank, The Chicago Architecture Center, Northern Trust, Mead Johnson, Table XI, Vi Living, and Weber Shandwick, among many others.   Gail’s book, Curating Your Life, was published by Rowman & Littlefield in April 2020.  The book is based on what she’s learned over more than two decades of helping leaders of all types maximize their achievements. Curating Your Life is full of advice on how to direct your energy toward identifying and accomplishing your most important goals. Gail has extensive experience as a public speaker and media commentator, and has taught courses at the Booth School of Business of the University of Chicago. She has been quoted in Fast Company, Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, Today's Chicago Woman, Crain’s Chicago Business, The Chicago Tribune, and numerous other publications. To help businesses and leaders apply her insights, Gail has developed and led workshops in corporate settings on a variety of topics, including building a culture of innovation, becoming a powerful leader, and developing high performance teams. Gail is the Principal of Gail Golden Consulting, an international network of senior management psychologists and consultants.  She serves on the Women’s Board of the University of Chicago, has been elected to the International Women’s Forum, and coordinates the Chicago Coaching Roundtable, a local network of leading executive coaches. Connect with Gail at GailGoldenConsulting.com and follow her on Twitter and LinkedIn. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

W. Terry Whalin is back on the podcast for part two of our conversation. In this episode we talk about some of the most common myths that Terry has identified from his many years in the publishing space. We also talk about taking responsibility for our own success and how that success is in fact ultimately up to us. Terry is an acquisitions editor at Morgan James Publishing. He has written more than 60 books for traditional publishers. Some of the books Terry has written include 10 Publishing Myths, Jumpstart Your Publishing Dreams, and Book Proposals That $ell.  Several of his books have sold over 100,000 copies.  His blog about the Writing Life has more than 1,500 searchable entries. Terry is an active member of the American Society of Journalists and Authors and  has over 200,000 twitter followers. Connect with Terry at 10PublishingMyths.com and follow him on Twitter. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Terry Whalin is an acquisitions editor at Morgan James Publishing. He has written more than 60 books for traditional publishers and he joined me on the podcast to talk about the publishing process and how books, both reading and writing them, have changed his life. Some of the books Terry has written include 10 Publishing Myths, Jumpstart Your Publishing Dreams, and Book Proposals That $ell.  Several of his books have sold over 100,000 copies.  His blog about the Writing Life has more than 1,500 searchable entries. Terry is an active member of the American Society of Journalists and Authors and  has over 200,000 twitter followers. Connect with Terry at 10PublishingMyths.com and follow him on Twitter.

Alain Hunkins is back on the podcast. In this episode we talk about the power of creating small habits that over the course of time lead to big results. We also talk about routines, cultivating a mindset of abundance, and learning from people who overcome great adversity so that we can habitually create new more empowering responses in our lives. Alain is a sought-after leadership speaker, consultant, trainer, and coach. His recent book, CRACKING THE LEADERSHIP CODE: Three Secrets to Building Strong Leaders launched as the #1 Bestselling New Release in Business Communication on Amazon.  Over his twenty-year career, Alain has led over 2,000 groups in 25 countries. Some of his clients include Wal-Mart, Pfizer, Citigroup, General Electric, State Farm Insurance, IBM, General Motors, and Microsoft.  Alain has designed and facilitated seminars on numerous leadership topics, including team building, conflict management, communication, peak performance, innovation, engagement, and change. Alain also serves on the faculty of Duke Corporate Education and has published over 400 articles on leadership. Connect with Alain at AlainHunkins.com, follow him on LinkedIn, and watch his TEDx Talk.

Alain Hunkins is a sought-after leadership speaker, consultant, trainer, and coach. His recent book, CRACKING THE LEADERSHIP CODE: Three Secrets to Building Strong Leaders launched as the #1 Bestselling New Release in Business Communication on Amazon. Alain joined me on the podcast to talk about how leadership is really a state of being and how we are all leaders indifferent areas of our own lives. Over his twenty-year career, Alain has led over 2,000 groups in 25 countries. Some of his clients include Wal-Mart, Pfizer, Citigroup, General Electric, State Farm Insurance, IBM, General Motors, and Microsoft.  Alain has designed and facilitated seminars on numerous leadership topics, including team building, conflict management, communication, peak performance, innovation, engagement, and change. Alain also serves on the faculty of Duke Corporate Education and has published over 400 articles on leadership. Connect with Alain at AlainHunkins.com, follow him on LinkedIn, and watch his TEDx Talk.

Today’s guest believes that having better conversations will not only grow your business but will also improve your life. Mario Porreca joins us to share how we can connect better with one-on-one conversations, how to tune in and hear that “still small voice”, and make massive career changes when you feel God “pulling” you. Mario Porreca, also known as “The Conversation Guy,” is the founder of mediaMAR where he and his team help thought leaders craft and distribute conversations that convert. He is a podcast host, soon to be 4x author, speaker, an expert in all things media, and a former professional chef—who still loves to get in the kitchen and roll up his sleeves. His mission is to help thought leaders craft and share their transformational ideas with the world and in doing so make their unique fulfilling impact.   Connect with Mario: marioporreca.com QUESTIONS ASKED: How do you get comfortable enough with yourself where you can be comfortable with others?   FROM TODAY’s EPISODE: Getting more comfortable in one-on-one conversations Why you should go where you are pulled not where you push Listening to God and discerning where you should go   RESOURCES: Text us! +1 (501) 214-4307 Join our Private Facebook Group: https://bit.ly/2lPut5A Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/heatherparady

Blade Taylor is the founder and CEO of 3DXtremes, a product design and development company that specializes in helping individuals and organizations turn their napkin-sketch concepts into real physical products ready for the market. Blade joined me on the podcast to talk about his company 3DXtremes and how they help inventors create real products that solve real world problems. At 3DXtremes, Blade and his team are a solution driven company that have been able to develop and launch an extremely successful and streamlined process to help their customers turn their concepts into real physical products ready for prototyping and manufacturing.  Their expertise in product opportunity research, CAD model creation, physical prototyping, manufacturing and product launch strategy mixed with their digitally driven development process has allowed them to help both private inventors and companies more efficiently design, test and launch their products in the market.  They’ve worked with some amazing companies and organizations over the years like the United States Army, Ferguson Enterprises, USFalcon, Spatial Integrated Systems, Old Dominion University, George Mason University, and even major TV networks.  Connect with Blade at 3dxtremes.com and follow him on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

Michael Huey is the founder and CEO of HeFluence which is the #1 men’s problem solving coaching company on the planet. He joined me on the podcast to talk about the power of partnering with God and finding fulfillment through living out God’s perfect will for us. We also talked about making better decisions for success, surrounding ourselves with the right people who empower us, and how faith plays a huge role in our achievement. Michael is originally from Lancaster Ohio. After High school he attended The Ohio State University.Where  he was a 4 year letterman in track and field. He also received a Graduate degree in nutrition, exercise science and sports management.  Michael has an 8-year theology degree in Christian Studies from Christian Life School of Theology and is currently in the process of getting his ordination into marketplace ministry. He is also a master educator for the American Council of Exercise, holds 25+ certifications from fitness and nutrition to anti-aging. Michael recently started his own podcast called The HeFluence Podcast. In 2019 he received the monumental business award at Thrive which has been voted by Forbes, Inc. and Huffington post as the number one entrepreneur event of the year for the past five years.  He loves to workout, bike, and golf and is married to his amazing wife Lisa. They live in Groveland , Florida after spending the last 25+ years in the Tampa Bay Area. Michael and Lisa love God and love serving others.  Connect with Michale at HeFluence.com and follow him on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

Heather Parady is a mental health therapist turned online entrepreneur who has helped countless brands bring their services online in order to scale their impact. She joined me on the podcast to talk about our mutual love for food, her journey into entrepreneurship, the power in pursuing what we truly love to do, and the importance of taking action to create clarity. Heather is the host of Unconventional Leaders, a top-ranked podcast which interviews leaders from all over the world who use their unique gifts to make an impact in this world.  She has had the honor of interviewing names like Seth Godin and Jack Canfield, as well as leaders you may have never heard of. There is always one come theme…action in the midst of fear.  Check out the episode Heather and I did on Cooking & Conversation! Connect with Heather at HeatherParady.com and follow her on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

Isaac Morehouse is the founder and CEO of Crash, the career launch platform. Isaac joined me on the podcast to talk about the power in showing the skills that we have instead of just telling others about them. We also talked about his belief that experience and skillset is more valuable than most educational degrees and how he defines freedom. Isaac also previously founded and currently serves as an advisor to Praxis, a startup apprenticeship program. Isaac is dedicated to the relentless pursuit of freedom. When he’s not with his wife and kids or building his company, he can be found smoking cigars, playing guitars, reading, writing, getting angry watching sports teams from his home state of Michigan, or enjoying the beach. Connect with Isaac at IsaacMorehouse.com and follow him on Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Medium.

Sascha Gorokhoff is an expert in mentoring. He is the mentor to the mentors, to the high-achievers, and those who want to reach those levels. He joined me on the podcast to talk about his story of overcoming so much in his life and how he was able to focus on and utilize the unique advantages that life presented to him. We also talked about how he now uses what he has learned to mentor others to do the same. Sascha overcame more life challenges than a lot of us could even imagine. He was born severely disabled with Spina-Bifida Myelo-Meningocele, with a Hydrocephalus, and with Arnold-Chiari II syndrome. To put it simply, according to the medical community who understands these terms, he should have never walked, been paralyzed from the waist down, and mentally challenged. Moreover, he was the son of a mother believed to suffer from Borderline Personality Disorder coupled with Narcissism and she was also a hypochondriac. His father died from a heart attack when Sascha was 16 years old. These are only some of the challenges he overcame. Sascha also authored his book: "The Leadership Journey For The New Millennials Turning Tragedy Into Triumph" available everywhere books are sold, as well as "From Victim To Victory: A Leadership Journey" He holds two Bachelors and one Certificate from Webster University, and a Masters Degree from Graduate Institute of Development Studies, in addition to two executive education certificates from IMD Business school ranked #1 by Financial Times in open education for the eighth year in a row. Sascha fluently speaks English, French, German, and Swiss-German. Connect with Sascha at Gemma-Sascha.com and follow him on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

Nathanael Zurbruegg is back on the show with me for another conversation. In this episode Nathanael shares his 4 steps that he uses to help others unlimit their lives. He also shares his personal dream and the powerful “why” behind it that constantly drives him forward. Nathanael Zurbruegg is the founder of Live Life to the Fullest and started it officially on August 1, 2016. He loves to travel and to inspire people and dreams about that being his full time job.  Nathanael’s role as founder involves speaking engagements, coaching people, helping people to find their potential, administration, and delegating work and innovative ideas to the team. The biggest privilege is to lead all the amazing people on the team – helping them to Live Life to the Fullest, investing in them and letting them be part of the vision that he dreams to live out with LLTTF. Nathanael deeply loves his team and is beyond grateful to have such servant-hearted, kind, passionate, generous, skilled, creative, innovative and supportive people as part of the vision. Most of what he does for LLTTF is his passion and purpose!  When Nathanael is not working, he enjoys taking some time off to relax. He does this by reading, playing sports, going outdoors in the beautiful Swiss nature, eating out or meeting with a friend for deep and meaningful conversation. Connect with Nathanael at NathanaelZurbruegg.com and follow him on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

Entrepreneur, speaker, coach, and global inspirational speaker Nathanael Zurbruegg joined me on the podcast and we talked about his inspirational story and what he has learned from being in a situation where he wasn’t expected to live to today regularly inspiring others. Nathanael also shares some practical tips for people who might feel stuck or be going through a difficult time in their life. Nathanael Zurbruegg is the founder of Live Life to the Fullest and started it officially on August 1, 2016. He loves to travel and to inspire people and dreams about that being his full time job.  Nathanael’s role as founder involves speaking engagements, coaching people, helping people to find their potential, administration, and delegating work and innovative ideas to the team. The biggest privilege is to lead all the amazing people on the team – helping them to Live Life to the Fullest, investing in them and letting them be part of the vision that he dreams to live out with LLTTF. Nathanael deeply loves his team and is beyond grateful to have such servant-hearted, kind, passionate, generous, skilled, creative, innovative and supportive people as part of the vision. Most of what he does for LLTTF is his passion and purpose!  When Nathanael is not working, he enjoys taking some time off to relax. He does this by reading, playing sports, going outdoors in the beautiful Swiss nature, eating out or meeting with a friend for deep and meaningful conversation. Connect with Nathanael at NathanaelZurbruegg.com and follow him on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn.

Yoram Solomon is back for another conversation with Mario. In this episode they talk about The 7 Laws of Trust and how trust is something that can actually be measured and analyzed. They also talk about how it is easier to establish trust from the beginning of a relationship than it is to reestablish trust that has been lost and they talk about the importance of trust in the sales process. Dr. Yoram Solomon is the author of The Book of Trust and the founder of the Innovation Culture Institute LLC. He published 13 books, 22 patents, more than 300 articles, and was one of the creators of Wi-Fi and USB 3.0. Named one of the Top 40 Innovation Bloggers (last 5 years) and one of the Top 20 Global Thought Leaders on Corporate Culture and Emerging Technologies. Yoram is a professional member of the National Speakers Association, and was a TEDx speaker and host. He is an adjunct professor of entrepreneurship at the Southern Methodist University in Texas and Hadassah College in Israel. His trustworthiness model is based on years of original research, years of service as an elected official and as an executive, and service at the IDF 35th Airborne Brigade. Connect with Yoram at YoramSolomon.com and follow him on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube.

Yoram Solomon joined Mario on the podcast to talk about the journey that caused him to discover how vital trust is—not only the start-up world but in life in general. They talk about what trust really is and how it is an integral piece to allowing companies to reach their creative potential which allows them to effectively and consistently innovate. Dr. Yoram Solomon is the author of The Book of Trust and the founder of the Innovation Culture Institute LLC. He published 13 books, 22 patents, more than 300 articles, and was one of the creators of Wi-Fi and USB 3.0. Named one of the Top 40 Innovation Bloggers (last 5 years) and one of the Top 20 Global Thought Leaders on Corporate Culture and Emerging Technologies. Yoram is a professional member of the National Speakers Association, and was a TEDx speaker and host. He is an adjunct professor of entrepreneurship at the Southern Methodist University in Texas and Hadassah College in Israel. His trustworthiness model is based on years of original research, years of service as an elected official and as an executive, and service at the IDF 35th Airborne Brigade. Connect with Yoram at YoramSolomon.com and follow him on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube.

In this episode of Casual Conversations Mario has a conversation with his friend Mitchell Earl. They talked about the power of providing real value to others without expectation and what Mitchell calls "The Double Thank You." Make sure you check out the episodes Mario and Mitchell did on 10 Minute Mindset: EP 723: Increase Your Leverage by Becoming More Valuable EP 724: Substance Over Signal

Lauren Kress is back for another conversation with Mario. In this episode they talk about the space in business between feeling and thinking and how to move between and balance data and emotions. They also talk about handling day to day pressures of operating a business and how they each act and react to days and weeks full of productivity. Lauren Kress is one of the few theoretically-trained scientists and growth innovators of the millennial generation whose knowledge of investment-led growth is transforming decision making in the business world.  Lauren is the creator of the Home Start youtube series, host of the Grow Your Brand podcast and Founder of The Change Makers Collective: a science-led growth consultancy for visionary thinkers and leaders who are changing the world for the better. Connect with Lauren at TheChangeMakers.org.au and follow her on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.

Lauren Kress joined Mario to have a conversation about how she combines her expertise in neuroscience with her passion for business, branding, and marketing to help clients succeed. They also talk about the power of questioning assumptions in business and how innovation and creativity stem from not being afraid to ask more questions and experiment. Lauren Kress is one of the few theoretically-trained scientists and growth innovators of the millennial generation whose knowledge of investment-led growth is transforming decision making in the business world.  Lauren is the creator of the Home Start youtube series, host of the Grow Your Brand podcast and Founder of The Change Makers Collective: a science-led growth consultancy for visionary thinkers and leaders who are changing the world for the better. Connect with Lauren at TheChangeMakers.org.au and follow her on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.

Delia Perry joined Mario on 10 Minute Mindset to talk about her podcast Girls4Greatness and how she started it with the intention to use her unique gifts to inspire and motivate others. They also talk about some of the ideas and lessons that Delia has taken from the stories shared on her podcast and how her podcast is making a big impact in multiple areas of her life and others lives. Delia has always had a passion for motivating and encouraging others.  She was thrilled to bring her strengths to her podcast, Girls 4 Greatness.  On her weekly podcast, Delia interviews other women who have overcome their own struggles in order to find success and fulfillment in their life. She highlights how her guests are  using their own greatness to make an impact in the world.  Girls 4 Greatness exists to build confidence and belief in others ability to change, grow and live the life they were truly meant to live. On a more personal note, Delia resides in Toledo, Ohio.  She has been married for over 20 years and has two children. When she does have the time, Delia loves being on the water wakeboarding or enjoying the company of her friends.  Connect with Delia at Girls4Greatness.com and follow her on Facebook and Instagram. Subscribe to her podcast on Apple Podcasts and Stitcher.