Podcasts about next chapters

My friend Sid Bassett (married father of four, retired business executive, licensed clinical mental health councilor) and his wife Stephanie recently returned for being mission leaders of the Hawaii Laie Mission (2022-2025). Sid joins us to talk about his new podcast called “Return Missionary Next Chapters” which shares inspiring, honest stories of life after the mission. Through candid, vulnerable, and deeply human conversations with returned missionaries of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the show explores how mission service and cumulative life experiences shape faith, identity, and the direction of both the chapters already lived and those still being written. These are stories for anyone navigating the questions, growth, and hope that come after the name tag comes off. Sid also shares some of his unique life experiences including retiring as a business executive and then—completely out of left field—going back to school and became a clinical health counselor and how that experience helped him as a Mission President with over 650 missionaries. Please check out Sid's new podcast and share it with others—really powerful episodes covering topics that help all of us. The work Sid is doing is so needed in our community. Thank you my lifelong friend Sid for being on the podcast and all you are doing to help others. Sid's Podcast: https://rmnextchapters.com/ from here you can follow and link to your favorite podcasting platform. Sid's IG account: @rmnextchapters Sid's e-mail: sid@rmnextchapters.com

Greg Varallo built one of Delaware's most respected corporate defense practices over 36 years at Richards, Layton & Finger before crossing to BLB&G's plaintiff side in 2019. He served as lead trial counsel in Tornetta v. Musk, the largest executive compensation case ever litigated. In December 2025, the Delaware Supreme Court affirmed liability but reversed the $55.8 billion rescission. Greg joins Professor J.W. Verret to walk through Tornetta in chapters, unpack what SB 21 means after Rutledge, and preview his forthcoming article on Delaware's path forward.

What happens when a successful business owner makes a bold decision to change, but the community she serves isn't ready to let go?In this raw and deeply cathartic conversation, Laurie Reynoldson welcomes back Annie Tevelin, founder of Skin Owl, Daybreak Colour, and Gem Jolie.Annie recently announced the closure of her brick-and-mortar Skin Owl store in Boise, Idaho—a decision made from a place of vision and growth. However, the public reaction was a shock: ranging from invasive harassment to wild speculations about her health and finances.This episode explores the "underbelly" of being a public-facing entrepreneur and the incredible bravery required to stay sovereign in your choices when others project their fears onto your progress.In this episode, you'll learn:The "Entrepreneur Marathon": Why building a business is less about the product and more about the personal development journey that builds the founder.The "Mean Girl" Underbelly of Success: How a lack of certainty in the public can lead to harmful speculation and why women must allow other women to be malleable in their lives.The Concept of Sovereignty: Annie shares why her new focus is on "complete authority and independence" over her choices, even if those choices aren't understood by the majority.Skin Owl 2.0: A sneak peek into why the next iteration of the brand will be better for both the founder and the community.Living a Fluid Life: From gaining UK citizenship to dreaming of summers in London, Annie and Laurie discuss why staying open to new "chapters" is the ultimate privilege of midlife."It is not my job to live at the length of your ceiling." — Annie Tevelin Episode Resources & LinksSkin Owl: Follow the journey into the new space.Gem Jolie: Salad delivery sourced from Idaho farms.Daybreak Colour: Boise's premiere color analysis experienceSable International: The firm Annie used for her UK citizenship process. The BEST LIFE Mastermind: Join the waitlist for this nine-month personal leadership experience. 

In today's episode, Elizabeth sits down with Ella Rose McFadden, content creator and founder of clean beauty brand Skin by Ella Rose. They talk about the tender, transitional season they are both navigating: newly married and trying to conceive. Ella opens up about her PCOS diagnosis in her early twenties, the dismissive early doctor experiences that followed, and how finding the right fertility specialist changed her relationship with her own body.They get into the mental shift of switching from preventing pregnancy to actively trying for it, the overwhelm of tracking data from the Oura Ring and Mira monitor, and why sometimes less information is more. Ella also shares what dry January taught her about sleep, energy, and nervous system regulation. This conversation is not about having it all figured out. It is about slowing down and trusting your body through a big life transition.If you want to go DEEPER with me, my Substack is where I share even more behind-the-scenes, personal reflections, and wellness experiments, with new posts dropping every Thursday: https://substack.com/@thewellnessprocessFollow Ella Rose McFadden:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ellarosemcfadin/Skin by Ella Rose: https://www.instagram.com/skinbyellaroseFollow us:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thewellnessprocesspodTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thewellnessprocessYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheWellnessProcessSponsors:Join CrowdHealth to get started today for $99 a month for your first three months using code WELLNESS at joincrowdhealth.comSecure 10% off for life and begin your intentional wind-down journey today at piquelife.com/wellnessUse coupon code TWP to save 15% at boncharge.comProduced by Dear MediaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Dr. Portia Rawles has returned for another segment of the Next Chapters series. If you've been listening, you know that Dr. Rawles was the CEO of Rawles & Associates, a mental health provider in Virginia and North Carolina. She's also on the faculty at Saybrook University.Before all of this she had another career as a leader in the fire service in Norfolk, Virginia. Dr. Rawles is the author of two books and a slew of other publications. Her books, Uncovering and Healing Your Woundedness and Sisters in the Fire, are both bestsellers on Amazon. If you haven't read them, you need to order them today.

It's an honor and a privilege to have Dr. Portia Rawles back for another conversation. She's been a successful CEO of a thriving mental health organization down in Chesapeake, Virginia. She's also a member of the faculty of Saybrook University.She intentionally built a business that met the mental health needs of the underserved in rural Virginia. She then made midcourse transformations. She's gone from Stanford University graduate to trailblazing firefighter (no pun intended) to psychologist to author to professor to business owner. And she's still evolving...

How does woman go from graduating from Stanford University to spending 13 years in the fire service in Norfolk, Virginia to earning a doctorate and becoming a clinical psychologist, a faculty member and then becoming the CEO of a thriving multi-disciplinary mental health organization, closing that practice and venturing into new territory? How does that person also write two bestselling books? Dr. Portia Rawles is going to answer all of those questions.

Ben Utecht has experienced traumatic brain injuries. He's shared his story on television, at conferences and conventions. He's also shared his story on this podcast. Today he discusses the need for research into brain health and curing brain diseases.

What a journey Ben Utecht is on! An NFL Super Bowl champ, a man who shares the Gospel through song, a brain injury survivor, a husband, a dad...and now a fierce advocate for creating healthy organizational cultures. Listen and learn more...

A Twist Podcast Bonus Interview features host Rick Rose in conversation with Sonia Thomas as she reflects on retirement, her career with DHS and ICE, and her newest chapter as founder of SimplyHygge. Sonia shares insights on public service, life after government work, finding balance in retirement, and building a lifestyle brand rooted in comfort, mindfulness, and purpose. An honest, thoughtful discussion about career transitions, reinvention, and embracing a slower, more intentional way of living.

By now I hope you've read The Champion's Creed by Ben Utecht and read it! I also hope you've started applying the principles to enhance and enrich culture in your organization!The last time Ben and I talked we covered football, concussions, him singing with Sandi Patti, his lessons from Tony Dungy, and the firm foundation his Dad laid for success in life. Today we're focusing on his experiences transforming organizations. He's the Chief Culture Officer at True North Private Equity and he's fully committed to sustaining a company culture that is affirming, person-centric, and results driven.

Buongiorno… or perhaps Buonasera—depending on where you are in the world. Today's episode is a heart-opening love letter to Florence, Italy. And if you've ever stepped foot in a foreign city and felt inexplicably at home—like your soul had been there before—this story will speak to you. I'm joined by the beautiful and wise Melinda Gallo, writer, intuitive expat, website developer, and author of the exquisite new book Messages from Florence—a collection of soulful reflections, photography, and poetic messages received through her 21-year journey of living in Florence. Melinda didn't plan to live in Italy. But after arriving for what was meant to be a three-month break to learn Italian and find inspiration, the city had other plans. Within weeks, she had an apartment, a job, and a whole new life—and she's been guided by Florence ever since. Inside this romantic, soulful episode, we talk about: How Melinda followed her intuition (and left a successful tech career in Paris) to start over in Italy Why Florence became her muse, her teacher, and her greatest guide The story behind her book Messages from Florence and how it was divinely downloaded over years of quiet communion with the city The creative rituals and intuitive practices that shaped her path What it truly means to lead a heart-centered life A beautiful $10-off gift for Messages from Florence—link below! Melinda's story reminds us that reinvention doesn't always begin with a plan. Often it begins with a feeling… and the courage to follow it.

There's a new book that's already on the best sellers list. It's about transforming organizational culture. The book is The Champion's Creed: Transform Your Culture Through the Power of Belief. The author, Ben Utecht, is today's guest.He was an Indianapolis Colt. who was with the team when they won the Super Bowl. He had a deep desire to sing and enjoyed a short career as a singer.But neither of those endeavors were his endgame. He has a deep interest in organizational change through the power of belief. That's how this book came to be. He will share insights drawn from multiple areas of his life.

We've been on quite a journey together since 2021. Over 190 episodes, we've shared stories, strategies, and support to help you navigate past divorce and on to your best life.So many of you have taken these lessons and put them into action. You've rebuilt your life, restructured your families, supported your children, and created a new chapter for yourself. We are so proud of you and of the community we've built together.Today's episode feels a little different, because it is. After four years of podcasting, we've made the decision to take a break. But this isn't the end. It's the start of our own next chapter where we are focusing on a better way for couples to navigate through divorce. It's Yaffa Family Law Group's SplytUp service.In this episode, we share:Past memoriesWhy we're pressing pause on the podcastThe journey from Your Amazing Divorce to Life After Divorce CoachingHow Yaffa Family Law Group has evolved alongside this show and will into the future.This is not goodbye. It's a transition. We're still here, and we'd love for you to stay connected. Revisit past episodes, keep walking with us, and be ready for what's coming next. We are honored and forever grateful for you, our loyal listeners,3:00 and we wish you all the very best!Beyond the podcast, here are additional platforms and communities where you can access valuable insights, stay connected, and find ongoing support. These resources align closely with the conversations we've shared and are especially helpful for anyone navigating divorce or family law matters:Yaffa Family Law GroupInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/yaffafamilylaw Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/YaffaFamilyLawGroup/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/yaffafamilylawgroup TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@yaffafamilylawgroup Doreen Yaffa's AccountsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/doreenyaffa/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@doreenyaffa

Memphis is a city known for its entrepreneurial spirit and drive for innovation. This conversation with Anthony Young and Nate Smith explores the ways Epicenter is working to showcase Memphis' talent and resources for compounded growth locally and across the nation. Resources mentioned in this episode include: Epicenter Innova Memphis Epicenter Launch Capital Readiness Accelerator Customer Readiness Accelerator ZeroTo510: Accelerating MedTech Innovation Logistics Industry Opportunity Challenge Patents to Products with University of Memphis Greater Memphis Chamber Start Co. Code Crew University of Memphis R1 status and University of Tennessee Health Science Center R1 status EDGE Sound Credit FedEx Smith & Nephew Piggly Wiggly Kemmons Wilson and Holiday Inn Innovate Xcelerate How Epicenter in Memphis is repositioning itself as a regional entrepreneur hub (Commercial Appeal) DelTech Conference Previous episodes of "Meanwhile in Memphis" that might provide additional context include: S5E20 "Revisiting Celebrate What's Right: Leading the Next Chapters," S5E2 "Transformative Tech Talent," S4E33 "Working Smarter: How MEM is a hub of innovation," and S3E30 "I, Robot?" This episode is made possible in partnership with Independent Bank.

Hello Friends of The Shape of Care! Check out Next Chapters, my new podcast about growing older for women. It's a project of Our Bodies Ourselves, and the Trailer just launched. Episodes start on August 13th!

Farrah Storr has not only been the editor of Elle Magazine, she's also been the editor of Cosmopolitan as well as launching Women's Health magazine too. She was listed as one of the 1,000 most powerful people in the UK in 2017 plus she's won numerous awards including Editor of the Year.And now she's changing the way we consume our media – as Head of writing partnerships at Substack. Farrah has also written a book called The Discomfort Zone: How to Get What you want by living fearlessly. It's all about the obstacles we face and how rather than skirting around them – actually working through them is the most exciting and magical route you can ever take.In this Next Chapter Nibble Farrah begins with how she began working in magazine journalism.To listen to the full episode click here: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/s8-ep1-from-editor-of-elle-magazine-to-changing-the/id1551090298?i=1000601349900And if you'd enjoy stories of Next Chapters by Next Chapter novel collection is here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Do-Really-Have-This-Strawberry/dp/1838296549 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Robb King left a great career as a leader in data sciences to found Blume Theory Strategies. The last time we talked he explained what Blume Theory does and his “why” for writing this next chapter. Today we focus on the preparation, the early learning, and the application of that learning.

Robb King, founder of Blume Theory Strategies, a DC-based consulting firm, is with me to share this next chapter, the creating of Blume Theory Strategies. After a successful career in data analytics he decided to jump into the ocean (true story) and see how well he could swim. His company does evaluations, strategic planning, and coaching for organizations all over the US. Listen as he shares his next chapter...

Leadership has the power to transform — people, organizations, and communities. New Memphis recently hosted an in-person conversation spotlighting some impactful nonprofit leaders in new roles who are leading the organizations that are shaping the city's future. These leaders are not new to the work but are new to their organizations, and today' we're going to share the conversation they had on stage to learn what led them to lead at the highest levels, how transition and transformation can go hand-in-hand, and how they hope to grow themselves and the city from here. This episode features live audio from Celebrate What's Right: Leading the Next Chapters which took place on April 30, 2025, and features panelists: Bobby White (Leadership Memphis), Tomeka Hart Wigginton (United Way of the Mid-South), Anthony Young (Epicenter), and Sam O'Bryant (BRIDGES). Resources mentioned in this episode include: New Memphis Leadership Memphis United Way of the Mid-South Epicenter Bridges Frayser Community Schools Volunteer Memphis S4E33 Working Smarter: How MEM is a hub of innovation S4E7 Leadership at Every Age This episode was made possible in partnership with Independent Bank.

More insights on following your calling, fulfilling your purpose, and having successful career transitions. Russ Snyder, CEO of Volunteers of America Chesapeake and the Carolinas, shares more about how he's continuing to forge forward and create positive life transitions.

Russ Snyder currently serves as CEO of Volunteers of America Chesapeake and the Carolina's. This faith-based health and human services develops and owns affordable housing organization, provides behavioral health, assistance to veterans and the homeless, and other supports to vulnerable populations. But that isn't how Russ' story began. He had a very successful corporate career before his transition to nonprofit leadership. Listen to his next chapter story and be inspired.

Marilyn Wood shares more of her story of going from bedside nurse, to nursing home administrator to founder and CEO of one of the country's most highly rated privately-held nursing home chains in Florida. In her latest chapter she's teaching, training, and serving in very different ways. Listen and learn...

Marilyn Wood is the retired founder and CEO of Opis Senior Services Group. The company operated 14 nursing homes throughout Florida. It also had a physician practice, home health service, and rehab company under its umbrella. Marilyn weathered the pandemic, sold the company, and is now writing the next chapter of her life.

Mark Gesner started his journey in hosteling. Somewhere along the way he was the Vice President of Community Engagement, Innovation & Communications at Saint Leo University. Then he served as a business professor and the executive director of the Hub for Innovation and Community Engaged Learning at Cardinal Stritch University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. And now he is in the Sunshine State enjoying his next chapter as the Maureen and Douglas Cohn Executive Director of the Tampa JCCs.Mark has come full circle. He's going to share his insights on writing multiple chapters and returning to your roots.

Mark Gesner is back to talk more about his next chapter. After a remarkable career in academia, he decided to become a nonprofit executive. Mark is the Maureen and Douglas Cohn Executive Director of the Tampa JCCs. He's a Brooklyn native who saw transformational leadership, inclusion, and acceptance modeled by his grandmother and great aunts. Those lessons prepared him to write multiple chapters of his rich, storied life.

Mark Gesner has revived, recharged, reinvented, redirected his life multiple times. Each time he draws on lessons and skills from the previous chapter. He's on his third chapter. Mark is the Maureen and Douglas Cohn Executive Director of the Tampa JCCs. This is a new role that he assumed a few months ago. While he's familiar with nonprofits, he spent many years in academia. He was the Vice President of Community Engagement, Innovation & Communications at Saint Leo University. He served as a business professor and the executive director of the Hub for Innovation and Community Engaged Learning at Cardinal Stritch University. And now he's move across the country to take on a completely different role leading a large nonprofit. In the next three episodes we will hear his story.

Hello everyone and welcome back to Microcast Monday. Short bursts of inspiration and motivation to get you started on your day.  Thank you for listening and support this show throughout the years. We love you all. Special thanks to all who work as a First Responders. Remember you are honored, cherished and loved. Keep up the great work.  Are you struggling? Are you at the end of your rope and don't know who can help you? FHE Health and their Shatterproof Program for First Responders can help you get better. We have been in business for over two decades and we are the best first responder program in the country. Call me to get started on your recovery. All calls are confidential - 303.960.9819 https://fherehab.com/ https://www.cjevolution.com/shatterproof/ I don't know if you know this but you can write your next chapter in your life. Too many people are waiting for someone else to write the pages for them. Are you one of them? If you are, it's time to take your power back. It belongs to you and you alone. Life is a series of chapters that you control. Always remember that. I have relocated to Sunny Florida and I am writing my new chapter. I don't know what's in store, but I do know God is my guide and I am dedicated to Shatterproof and helping first responders.  Stay tuned for more great episodes.  www.cjevolution.com   Patrick 

As we continue in this Next Chapters #eries Linda & Jeff White, owners of Massage Associates, are back to talk about their journey into many new adventures, personal and professional..

I am back in the Next Chapters series! I'm featuring interesting people who have taken risks and reinvented themselves by changing careers, buying or selling businesses, retiring, refiring, or following their dreams.I'm delighted to have Linda and Jeff White, the new owners of Massage Associates in Columbia, Maryland! They will share their journey into love after 50 and entrepreneurship after 60.

This has to be a record for most chapters discussed in the shortest amount of time, right? Not very much happens, except Jenn and Preeti disagreeing about which POV worked best for them.Next: Chapters 16-19 Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Back with episode two of Twenty something & Trying joined by one of my favourite creators ever Jade! *aka UnjadedJade* Jade is such a ray of sunshine & we had a really honest chat about the ups & downs of uni, post grad life & how Jade plans to tackle the uncertainty that is your twenties

Trent Williams, Founder and CEO of US Debt Solutions returns to share the hurdles he overcame in his post-retirement entrepreneurial venture.

Trent Williams, Founder and CEO of US Debt Solutions, shares his story of reinvention post-retirement. Listen and learn...

Corey McCarthy continues to share his story of misdirection, redirection, redemption, and hope.

Corey McCarthy continues to share his story of redemption and hope.

Corey McCarthy is the owner of McCarthy ie, a very successful home restoration and improvement business in Buffalo NY. He and his team bring beautiful old homes back to their former glory. They also create inviting living spaces in all sorts of dwellings. He's here share a story of missteps, mistakes, redemption, and success.

Nancy's Do The Thing Retreat On Cape Cod: Early Bird pricing ENDS NEXT WEEK so learn more and⁠ **apply here.**⁠ Buckle up, Podsters, we are diving into a topic that might make you uncomfortable: the next chapter in your life and redefining your golden years. But first, let's take a look at the next chapter. Those fresh starts that come with transitioning from one chapter to another. With every chapter comes new opportunities for growth and exploration. We're always evolving and adapting. You're not the same person you used to be. We have to be open to new opportunities and interests as they arise. As we leave familiar roles behind, pursue new interests, and embark on each new chapter, we have to embrace change. Growth and happiness come from embracing change. How we move forward is up to us. Here's the secret: start living your golden years now. "Golden Years: To me, it means you're golden. Literally. You can do what you want whenever you want. Nancy Let's take a look at the golden years. We think of retirement as sitting in our rocking chairs and giving up on everything. Wouldn't those years be golden if you lived your happiest life? When you change your perspective on your golden years, you can live a fulfilling and enjoyable life regardless of your age. Are you excited about your next chapter? grinning High 5 Strengths Quiz: Free Strengths Test | Find Your Unique Talents and Character Traits pencil Next Chapter Vision exercise: Sign Up briefcase Beth's Application to join Women's Business League: Apply to WBL - Women's Business League Send us your feedback, topics you'd like us to cover, and of course, rave reviews of how the podcast is going. Here's how to reach us: ⁠⁠http://www.nancymedoff.com⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠ http://www.thatsaspade.com⁠⁠

Jenn and Preeti talk about the rollercoaster of events that exists in these chapters, including stuff that they do and do not remember from past reads, and have some additional thoughts about Mat and the Aiel.Next Chapters: 13-18The next episode will be delayed by Jenn's yearly camping pilgrimage, keep an eye out for it the week of August 23.Spider-Man's Bad Connection (September 5). Preorder from Brave + Kind Bookshop, or see Preeti at her launch!Love Unlimited #61: Gambit & Rogue Part One (on Marvel Unlimited)Fit for the Gods is out! Come see us at events! Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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In this episode of the Late Learner podcast, host Allison Hare talks with Bob Wheatley, a former pro athlete, bestselling author, podcaster, and a director of sales at Brand Builders Group, about personal branding. Allison and Bob discuss the concept of personal branding, why it's important, and how it can help individuals make a bigger impact in their careers. They also share tips on how to identify and leverage one's personal brand, and how to make a business out of what one is already doing. The episode concludes with "the good stuff," a segment featuring surprisingly true and useful fun facts about entrepreneurship.FREE PERSONAL BRAND STRATEGY CALL - Brand Builders Group[00:02:25] Lowering burnout risk.[00:05:03] Bob transitioning out of former career to a totally different one.[00:09:57] Finding purpose beyond personal best.[00:13:23] Loneliness epidemic post pandemic.[00:15:25] Finding your brand DNA.[00:19:32] Imposter Syndrome and Expertise.[00:22:37] Finding your passion and purpose.[00:25:26] Giving Yourself Permission to Explore.[00:32:31] Hand washing habits.[00:33:31] Struggling with ambivalent friends.References mentioned:Brand Builders GroupFree Personal Brand Strategy CallBob Wheatley's IGBob Wheatley's book, Our Heart's DesireBob Wheatley's podcast, That Singles ShowEffective Collective - Mastermind for overfunctioning/high-performing mothers to powerfully recenter themselvesLate Learner Episode - "I'm Hurting"Entrepreneurs and burnout studyWeird handwashing studyALLISON HARE'S LINKS:EFFECTIVE COLLECTIVE MOTHER MASTERMIND: Schedule a free exploratory call here.AllisonHare.com - Late Learner Podcast, personal journal and blog, danceInstagram - Steps to heal yourself, move society forward, and slinging memes and dancing (seriously, Allison is also a dance fitness instructor)Late Learner IGYouTube ChannelBlog - quick, way more personal, deeper topics - make sure to subscribeTikTok - documenting my journey one lo-fi video at a timeReb3l Dance Fitness - Try it at home! Free month with this link.Personal Brand - need help building yours? Schedule a call with me here and let's discuss.Feedback and Contact:: allison@allisonhare.com 

Dr. Hope O'Brien is back to share the lessons she's learned as a business woman and physician leader. She is the founder and CEO of the Headache Center of Hope in Cincinnati, OH. This is s a very special place where patients get individualized treatment for a wide range of headache disorders. The center provides a wellness-based approach delivered by physicians who have empathy and faith in healing.

Dr. Hope O'Brien is back! She is the founder and CEO of Headache Center of Hope in Mason, Ohio. This business venture is the next chapter in an already exciting, fulfilling career. The center offers a synergistic, holistic approach to treat all sorts of headache disorders. It's not cookie cutter treatment. It truly is individualized to each patient.

I am overjoyed to have Dr. Hope O'Brien as my guest on this inaugural episode in the Next Chapters series! I'm featuring interesting people who have taken risks and reinvented themselves by changing careers, buying or selling businesses, retiring, re-firing, or following their dreams.Dr. O'Brien is a walking, talking living example of courageously writing a new chapter, dreaming a new dream, and fulfilling your purpose and promise.

On the inaugural episode of Club 30, Henrik Lundqvist and two-time Super Bowl champ, Eli Manning, reflect on their fifteen years of sharing the New York City spotlight, embracing new opportunities with a beginner's mind, and how their experience on the ice and field prepared them for the next chapter of their lives. Welcome to Club 30, a new podcast from MSG Sports and Audiorama. Become a member of Club 30 by following us on Instagram and Twitter.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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