In this episode we will explore the presence and role of conservative counselors, the potential benefits and challenges they may encounter, and the implications of their existence within the counseling field. By examining this topic, we can gain insights into the diversity of counseling approaches and the potential impact they may have on clients seeking support. Our guest in this episode, Johnny Sanders, started Truth & Grace Counseling as a way to help Christians integrate their faith into their mental health needs.  As a Christian himself he understands the importance spiritual health plays into mental health.

Our guest expert, Lance Cayko, is a serial entrepreneur and the co-founder of wildly successful architecture and construction firms in Northern Colorado. His career in the architecture, engineering, and construction industry spans over two decades and includes several design awards including the international Architizer A+ Award for Architecture + Living Small in 2016.  We'll explore the various considerations that architects take into account when working with business owners, such as regulatory compliance, accessibility, sustainability, and technology integration. We'll also address budgeting and cost-saving strategies, showing how architects can maximize value while delivering exceptional design.  

Our guest, Meredith Miller is a holistic coach, author and speaker, helping people to self-heal after narcissistic abuse and other toxic relationships. Her mission is to bridge the gap between trauma and purpose. She teaches mindsets and tactical tools to help others recover As a survivor of over three decades of psychological and sexual abuse, Meredith's specialty is a holistic approach to recovery after narcissistic abuse and other forms of toxic relationships. In the post-2020 climate, Meredith's work is expanding to focus on helping people self-heal from psychological abuse and toxic relationships so they can step into helpful leadership positions in their families and communities, now and in the aftermath of these tumultuous times of transformation and ongoing abuse. Meredith has built up a successful YouTube channel where hundreds of thousands of people’s lives have been powerfully changed by her content.   Meredith's holistic approach to coaching and integration is a valuable complement to traditional psychotherapy.  

To thrive a business must have a steady flow of qualified leads who eventually become ideal clients.   But where do you get those qualified leads?  How do you know they are qualified?  How do they know they even need your product or service?  What do you do when you find them?  How long is this going to take?  How are you going to fit this in your schedule? .   Our guest creates, uses, and teaches a proven method that mimics the stages of courtship, and helps companies find strangers and convert them into high-paying customers. An eight-stage Customer Value Journey is the framework that leads someone from first contact to post purchase. Craig Andrews is the Principal Ally and founder of marketing agency allies4me. Craig and the allies4me team are consummate students of psychology and use these insights to supercharge sales engines for clients. In addition to running a successful business, Craig had the unique experiences of spending six months of his life in a drug-induced coma.  

Our guest Guy Morris has cracked the code on how to assimilate a variety of skills and experiences into sustainable, meaningful and personally fulfilling enterprise as a writer and researcher of intelligent action thrillers.  Guy currently  strives to write books that thrill, educate, and inspire thoughtful dialogue on genuine issues facing humanity.  Guy has led an extraordinary life. After escaping an abusive childhood at age 13 to become a homeless runaway, Guy worked alongside migrant workers before he earned three degrees by age 27. Guy invested his talents into a 36-year leadership career with Fortune 100 software, high-tech and global energy,  Guy is also a  talented musician and composer, Guy has recorded multiple CDs and wrote songs published by Disney Records.  

In this episode, we'll explore practical strategies that can help your business not only survive but also succeed when things get tough. Our guest has over 25 years of diversified, multi-unit, multi-industry experience in leadership development, strategic decision-making, organizational development, process improvement, marketing, and managing change.  Dr Ed Slover is also a published researcher and author, and an award-winning educator that values living by an incredibly high standard of excellence.    Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting out, learning how to build and maintain resilience in your business can be a game-changer when faced with uncertainty.  

To succeed in this fiercely competitive environment, CEOs and owners with less than 10 years of experience must possess specific qualities and adopt proven strategies. Our guest in this episode knows this all too well, having amassed 30 years of distinguished professional experience. Ken Paskins spent two decades managing substantial P&Ls for Fortune 100 tech companies and helming teams of 450+ across North America. Over the course of 3 decades, Ken has utilized his skills and experiences and is known as a “hired gun” or fractional COO, helping companies from pre-revenue to $50M.  

Our guest in this episode Carrie E. Pierce has written professionally for over twenty years, building a solid international reputation. During that time, Carrie discovered there was a real need for wholesome, quality children’s literature that could also be enjoyed by parents and grandparents as they read aloud. She understood the concern parents and grandparents felt as they struggled to find children’s stories they could trust and feel good about sharing with the young ones in their lives. Because of that realization, Carrie understands how important it is to keep storytime safe.    Eager to fill this niche, she began prayerfully crafting quality stories from the heart that contain important life lessons; written in a style that doesn’t talk ‘down’ to children.   Carrie’s stories always contain age-appropriate themes - free of agendas and teach wholesome, important life lessons.     Having experienced heartbreak and tragedy firsthand and seeing many of her dreams come true, Carrie speaks with a rich insight into the human heart and an honest voice holding nothing back.

Our guest in this episode will shed light on the impact of distractions and offer invaluable insights on how families can navigate these challenges to foster a healthier and more connected family life.   Robert s a Pastor, public speaker, and author located near Jacksonville, Florida. He is dedicated to encouraging others with the good news of Jesus.    Robert Bass and his wife, Carmen, founded Redeemed on Purpose, a business dedicated to equipping families with resources for a healthy life. He has authored three books with his most recent, Hidden Fruit. Before entering full-time ministry, he owned a  personal training business and was a Master-Certified Mercedes-Benz employee.  

In this episode,  we'll explore the fundamental principles behind Spendthrift Trusts and how they can serve as a powerful tool in safeguarding your assets and securing your financial future.    Our expert today is a licensed life insurance agent for 19 years and specializes in Infinite Banking. She helps clients become debt free in ⅓ of the time and then ensure their money when making investments.   Sally Gimon  was motivated to become a real estate investor when her mom became sick in October 2018.  Sally was 53 and needed to make a change in her life quickly.  She has been an insurance agent for 20 years and has used her experience to make positive changes.  Now she shares her information weekly in her real estate group and Win, Win Women TV.  

In today's fast-changing digital world, using modern tools is crucial for both individuals and organizations. Whether you're  a professional  or a business owner, these tools can greatly improve your efficiency and success.    However, the challenge is often how to do this without spending too much money.  How do beginner entrepreneurs harness modern tools on a budget? Our guest in this episode is a seasoned technology consultant with years of experience in the industry.    Rob Broadhead founded RB Consulting in 2001 as a software development and implementation company. However, after witnessing many poorly planned and designed projects, he altered the business focus. Thus, the primary focus is helping customers create well-designed project plans and navigate the vast sea of technology. This includes building teams/departments or turn-key solutions to address needs today and in the future.  

Our guest in this episode has discovered why we act and react habitually, why we make the choices we make, and what causes us to either take action or sit on the sideline as we watch life pass us by.   Because of this, he has Subconscious Mindset Training™ utilizes scientifically proven tools and techniques that quickly bring your subconscious mind into alignment with exactly what it is you desire; to get your entire mind system working on autopilot.   Joey Drolshagen was a  former VP of Sales over multiple corporations. He has used his extensive sales and business experience to help hundreds of clients across America to explode their businesses and generate high-levels of income while creating even greater balance and more freedom in all areas of their life.  

Our guest in this episode explains the compelling reasons why businesses, both small startups and established enterprises, need a scaling-up coach to guide them through the intricate journey of growth and development.   Herb Cogliano leads his own advisory practice leveraging the Scaling Up Performance Platform, described in Verne Harnish's award-winning book, Mastering the Rockefeller Habits-Scaling Up.  

If you are tired of bottom-up marketing and want solutions for how to develop a premium business with high-end clients you find on LinkedIn, you’ll want to listen in today. Our guest in this episode has more than 41 years of business, marketing, sales & management experience and coaching and consulting hundreds of coaches, entrepreneurs, and owners in over 50 different industries to more success.  As the Founder and CEO of A. Carden Inc. and the Expert In You Brand and programs, Ann Carden is passionate about helping others in business thrive and succeed.

Our guest in this episode helps us develop a mindset similar to that of a high-achieving athlete. Ahmard Vital  has empowered people globally with his inspirational guidance and tips for self-development. After nearly a decade of studying the performance habits of high achieving athletes, Ahmard has developed programs of inspiration and motivation that are beneficial to individuals, professionals, companies and organizations worldwide.  

Jocelyn Chong has developed her private coaching and group coaching programs built on her signature methodology of renewing your mindset, intentional networking, magnetic selling and embodiment. She transforms her clients into high-flyers who:own their position and authority confidently; are free of stress, overwhelm and anxiety; and  draw on their higher self to dispel limiting beliefs. By amplifying their visibility, they attract lucrative opportunities and powerful partnerships that champion their growth and goals. Because they wholeheartedly believe in their offers, her clients approach prospects with clear purpose and conviction, enabling them to engage authentically and double their results.  They achieve more by doing less, evolving their practices and approach so they are consistently performing at their peak. They embody a consummate, magnetic leader because that is precisely who they are. Jocelyn Chong is a Business Growth Coach and Consultant with over 2 successful decades in her career of corporate training, banking, Jocelyn has generated over $200 million dollars in revenue. However, she left her corporate role to pursue her entrepreneurial  dreams.

Dr Jerry Burton believes in the worth of every person drives his passion for sharing his knowledge and experiences. He has published articles and training manuals in science, business, and education and is now venturing into books in the areas of military memoirs/history, religion, and humor.  Jerry has a Ph.D. in Church Administration, an MBA, a Master of Teaching in Math and Sciences, and a Bachelor's degree in Geology.  And he has been a citizen of planet earth for over eighty years.  

When Amanda Blackwood  finally managed to get away from the man who was trafficking her, she was thirty-one years old and didn’t know what she’d gone through even had a name, much less how to deal with the pain of feeling like a broken person, unworthy of love and filled with so much anger. On a freezing cold day in 2018 she saw former trafficked people standing strong and showing their beautiful resiliency on a stage at an anti-trafficking event. At that moment she finally knew what her purpose in life would be. Since then, Amanda has spoken on a multitude of stages, been interviewed by the Chicago Tribune, sold her art all over the country, been a keynote speaker at international summits, loaned her voice to multiple radio programs, and published over a dozen books.  

In this episode, we chat with a Certified Functional Medicine Nutrition Counselor, Nationally Board Certified Health & Wellness Coach, Fox 21 Fitness & Nutrition Expert, and fierce industry advocate– Hally Brooke. What started as pure personal training has morphed over the years into a full wellness and nutrition practice. Hally has learned from years of education and experience working with clients that simply doing squats isn't going to cut it when it comes to being fully well. From that experience, she has built a thriving Functional Medicine Coaching practice that works with clients in ALL the key areas of wellness including movement, nutrition, mindset, resilience, relationships, and self-care. Her life mission is to encourage, empower and free women by teaching healing. Whether as clients, through speaking events, or personally with the people she encounters, she lives this mission day in and day out.  

Many business owners boast of having a six or seven figure business.  Revenue alone doesn’t measure a company’s profitability.  To be profitable business owners must manage income and expenses, in addition to having great systems.  Having the right pricing strategy undoubtedly separates the successful from the unsuccessful.  But raising prices as a part of that strategy doesn’t always generate the sought out goal. Learning to “price right” requires skill, experience, and experimentation.  Our guest Per Sjofors, The Price Whisper” has developed a process that will make every pricing experiment a success.    

We all know the importance of building a personal brand but there’s not much guidance on exactly how to do that. We also know that using video for your personal brand is the digital marketing of the present and future.  But what if you dread being on camera? In this digital age, you cannot afford for your business to get lost in a sea of stock photos and logos. And video is one way to be a stand out brand. Our guest in this episode, Amy Scruggs, uses her twenty years as a Media Executive, TV host, Recording Artist, Public Speaker, Corporate Spokesperson, and Business Professional, to help others present and communicate a concise and professional message, whether you're on-camera with network TV, interviewed by a major news or entertainment outlet, filming a corporate video, ZOOM call, podcast, social media marketing or in person public speaking appearance.  

When you first start your business, often times you are excited just not to be working 9 5 on someone else’s business. Typically, we focus first on surviving and then getting all of the moving parts working, so you don’t become a slave to your new enterprise. Especially for lifestyle entrepreneurs, the idea of scaling isn’t really on the radar. But over time with a reality check, you realize if you just manifest a job, rather than a business… If you’re not working, you’re not earning, If you get sick or tied up with some other personal issue, your entire business could go down the tubes, And being needed 24/7 because everything in your business revolve around you,  starts to become a real drag….fairly quickly, depending on how “needy” your business is. Scaling and having a business that runs without you starts to look more and  more attractive. But how do you do that without going from giving your clients that personal touch to making them feel like a number? How do you stay true to keeping the quality up, honoring your promises, and making your scaled business something your clients continue to be raving fans about? That’s exactly what we’ll be talking about today in this show on… 3 Do’s and Don’ts to Scale Your Business with Integrity  

In this episode we are taking you  from the gritty streets of New York City to the captivating pages of books that unveil the untold stories of the New York City Police Department. Joining us today is Vic Ferrari, a retired member of the NYPD  and the author of several captivating books that provide a unique glimpse into America's largest police department.  

Our guest in this episode is an international speaker, author, success coach, Fost-Adopt Family Advocate, and the best-selling author of multiple award-winning books for adults and for children. Marcy Pusey is the Founder and CEO of Miramare Ponte Press and she helps authors and storytellers publish their books through a variety of services.

  Jeremy Pope is a former clinical and stage hypnotist who now helps entrepreneurs build scalable high-ticket businesses. He’s been a top salesperson, sales manager, and sales trainer for international businesses, including the direct-marketing giant Guthy Renker. Now, he helps small business owners repair broken discovery calls.  

Edwin Carrion is a God-made millionaire, a respected entrepreneur, businessman and deal maker with more than 20 years of successful experience in multiple industries. Throughout his career, he has founded several multimillion-dollar companies that specialize in real estate development, transportation and logistics, investment, and business education and consulting. Backed by 20 years of extensive experience in various industries, Edwin Carrion now shares his passion for entrepreneurship by mentoring others to achieve financial freedom while living a full life.

In this episode, we will discuss the importance of creating a cadence of accountability in your life and organization. Accountability is critical in achieving our goals, both personally and professionally. We will explore what cadence of accountability means, why it is important, and how to implement it in your life and organization, with the guidance of our guest–business owner coach Kyle Gillette.   With more than 15 years of coaching experience across 20 diverse industries, Kyle, who hails from a family of entrepreneurs with an orange farming background, has a deep-rooted passion for coaching. He possesses three coaching methodology certifications and two behavioral assessment certifications and has developed his own leadership framework.  

Mahatma Gandhi once said, “The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.” Our guest in this episode is a best example of this saying. Leading the nation’s defense as an Intelligence Officer in the U.S. Army Reserves, Shelly Rood served her country for 16-years while attaining the rank of Captain. A true servant leader, Shelly has been dedicating her life to encouraging people to put the needs of others over their own.  

Marketing is an essential part of promoting your small business and growing sales. Yet too often small business owners try new marketing tactics without measuring the results and knowing how it aligns to their goals. It can cause a small business to put the clamps down on the marketing budget–or skip it altogether. So in order to know how and where to spend your marketing resources, you need to first avoid the marketing pitfalls so many owners fall into. Our guest in this episode has a special talent for helping business owners create competition-crushing marketing. William Gammon founded Gammon and Associates where he assisted clients in formulating clear goals and plans with processes and pathways to achieve and surpass them.

Life’s disappointments, delays, and detours can leave you feeling as though you’re on the wrong path. Maybe you’re no longer passionate, feeling stuck, or sensing that where you are in life is not where you should be, or perhaps you’ve accomplished everything you set out to do, but can’t fight the feeling that there is another level of success with your name on it. God uses these unexpected circumstances in order to get your attention and draw you into greater possibility.   Our guest in this episode shares how she turned a once highly successful business that failed fast and left her questioning where God was taking her next, into a thriving ministry and fulfilling life that affords her the opportunity to help others grow their faith and successfully navigate the seasons of life.  

How long is your to-do list? If you are most people, the answer, probably, is  “too long.”   An old report by the Huffington Post said that 41% of to-do list items are never completed at all. Are you one of those?   Rather than accept defeat in the face of towering to-do lists, some have been turning to a new form of tracking progress. And our guest in this teaches the 1%  Method of Microprogress, the same method that led to 9-figure success and supporting hundreds of thousands of small business start-ups.   Staci Wallace  Wallace is a leading expert in the field of business psychology, growth hacking, and personal life mastery.  Whether on stage or online, Staci uses her unique “warrior” story of miraculous physical and financial breakthroughs to teach other business leaders how to turn setbacks into monumental comebacks.

Back in September last year, we were introduced to the concept of infinite banking by our guest, Brandon Neely. In this episode, we delve deeper into the infinite banking concept (IBC) as we interview Jason K Powers. Jason is an authorized IBC Practitioner certified by the Nelson Nash Institute, possessing a solid foundational knowledge in the theory and implementation of the Infinite Banking Concept, as well as an understanding of Austrian economics and its unique insights into our monetary and banking institutions. Jason is a Mutli-Business Owner, Real Estate Investor & Wealth Strategist with an eclectic and exciting background ranging from real estate investing to international non-profit work to wealth planning.   

Our guest in this episode helps us think and win like a champion, so you can scale your business and make even more money along with making the difference you were born to make. Nicky Billou is passionate about energizing people to be their best selves, as he works with entrepreneurs and professional salespeople, including top real estate agents, financial advisors, and insurance brokers from top organizations who want to be held accountable for producing top results. He specializes in consulting, speaking, writing, masterminding, accountability structures, coaching, fitness, nutrition, motivation, and mindset training. He helps coaches and consultants grow their business.

In this episode, our guest shares how to work smarter and get results by taking control of yourself.  Contrary to what we’ve been told that it takes 21 days to build a habit, Blaine Oelkers believes that it takes 21 seconds, not days, to create lasting habits. Blaine is is the founder of Selfluence & WYTAYBA (What You Think About You Bring About). Blaine has a degree from Purdue University & Stanford’s Executive program in Entrepreneurship and has been featured as a TEDx speaker.    

Did you know that 70% of juveniles convicted of crimes have gone on to commit crimes again? With Our U.S. prison population increasing 15 times faster than the general population, the urgency for youth intervention has never been greater. Our guest in this episode knows this all too well. While serving 4 years in Millhaven Penitentiary in 1983 at the age of 19, Alan Campbell accepted Jesus Christ as his personal savior and has stayed clean since that time with a full pardon from Correctional Services of Canada having the awesome privilege of sharing his testimony in churches and youth custody facilities across Canada.  In 2002 Alan founded  “Refuge Ministries Canada”, a youth prison ministry based in London, Ontario with a mission statement of “Equipping churches for youth prison ministry in their community.”  

From small to big businesses, everyone is defining video marketing strategies for branding themselves over digital platforms. Virtual is a trend that is not going away anytime soon, which is why knowing how to optimize video to accomplish your purpose is more important than ever.  In this episode, award-winning corporate and commercial filmmaker with Big Sherpa Film Co., Scott Wilhite shares why video is key to making that authentic connection with your audience.  As a writer-producer-director, Scott creates films and videos that get people’s hearts to beat. Storytelling is where he truly shines. His stories are memorable, listenable, and likeable.  Scott began his career as an advertising copywriter. He's won awards for his print, Internet, TV, radio, outdoor, and multimedia work. As a writer, his work appeared on the demo reels for notable production houses such as World Wide Wadio in Hollywood, Clover Graphic Design, and Thom Oliphant.

Our guest in this episode believes that if you could take any event or situation that you experienced, and reframe your mindset about it, you start to step into a spiritual alchemist who can utilize all things that we experience for our greatest good.   Dr Vic Manzo is a Business Mindset Coach, Certified Pediatric Chiropractor, 3x Author, Podcaster, and Speaker.   He is  the creator/host of, "The Mindful Experiment," a podcast helping individuals leverage their minds to level up their life.    Dr Vic helps business owners shift their mindsets to unleash their potential and manifest their dream lives through one-on-one coaching.  

Overwhelm and feeling confused about priorities can happen at any stage of business development.  Check out my strategies for both beginning and seasoned business owners. Plus, stay for the end to hear the bonus tips on how to prevent and reduce future overwhelm and ensure you are on top of the high pay-off activities that lead to you fulfilling your holistic vision.

William Attaway is a leadership coach, a pastor, an author, and a speaker. He has coached leaders in business (from small business solopreneuers to C-suite executives), government, education, the military, the church, and non-profit sector organizations, and is passionate about helping leaders INTENTIONALLY grow and thrive in all aspects of their life.

In this competitive technological age, aggression and the constant need to take the initiative is an essential skill. And our guest in this episode knows all about speed and agility, being a fighter pilot.   As a fighter pilot, terms such as ‘lead-turn cue’ and ‘control zone’ – important terms in the military– are all too familiar for our guest as he applies those in the business world.   Our guest, Dominic “Slice” Teich brings his fighter pilot background and applies them to help peak performers get cutting-edge results in a no-restrictions environment. Over the past 20+ years, Dom has created a number of products and services designed to help high achievers experience personal and professional success.

Business success today hinges on being authentic. Whether you are a man or woman the fast track to business failure is trying to be and act like someone you are not.

Our guest in this episode sheds some tips on the keys to success when operating with remote teams and virtual clients.   Dustin DeVries is the Co-Founder of Caffeine Interactive Technologies. He is a professional software developer who started his company as a solopreneur and has had challenging plot twists in his journey: from co-managing his business alongside his wife with a remote team, to giving life meaning after going through a personal health crisis.   Dustin in this episode shares how to keep up a good work-life balance when managing different time zones as well as keeping a happy  relationship when working with your significant other.

More and more people are using social media every day from all over the world – and the number is growing exponentially. This year alone, social media channels are expected to have upwards of 3.96 billion users as device mobility has provided us with valuable tools (apps and search engines) for everyday use.  What’s more, is that everyday content creators are also using social media not just to scroll but to generate an income. Our guest in this episode, Tim Branyan, is the creator of an alternative social media platform that helps creators around the world make consistent and predictable income. Tim shares with us how his latest project, TrueFanz– a platform that aims to set a standard when it comes to content monetization by putting the creator in control.

Our guest in this episode believes selling doesn’t have to feel like a necessary evil. More so, that one doesn’t have to sell their soul to sell. Deb Brown Maher is a relationship catalyst who helps business owners and freelancers change their sales approach by shifting their perspective of sales from convincing a prospect to buy to being of service to them. Deb’s combination of coaching, creative listening and supportive guidance enables her clients to gain a completely new perspective on their sales process and conversations, which leads to an increase in sales and business growth success. Deb is also the author of the book, “Sell Like Jesus:7 Characteristics of Christ for Ethical Sales”, where she details how to apply the communication methods used by Jesus to open the doors to reap the benefits of the spiritual law of the harvest: Everyone reaps what they sow. In sales, as in life, when we do the right things for the right reasons, we get right results.

Marketing automation used to be incredibly expensive and a highly bespoke tool that could only be built in-house. That’s why it was reserved only for wealthy and powerful businesses with vast customer bases.  But this was nearly three decades ago. With the rise of third-party suppliers and the development of technology over recent years, marketing automation platforms are more available than ever before, and the benefits they provide and the reasons every business owner should be using them just keep on growing. Our guest in this episode ran her own series of companies for over 22 years and for over 15 years and has been helping sales reps, entrepreneurs, and executives to continually double their profits and revenues. She particularly loves and specializes in Marketing Automation, Systems Integration, and support both on and off of the stage. She teaches the key components of business: Strategy, Systems and State of Mind so you know how to continually elevate all three components to build a healthy thriving business. Michelle Nedelec, an international bestselling author, is an expert in Entrepreneurialism and the founder of Awareness Strategies, a company helping Entrepreneurs find millions of dollars worth of sales, increase profits, and decrease their stress through Automating Marketing Systems.

Machine learning is  becoming a mainstay of the enterprise business world, yet entrepreneurs and small-business owners may shy away from investing in it. While you may not fully understand the ins and outs of machine learning  or how it can benefit your small business, you can still make effective use of the technology without being an expert in it.   Our guest in this episode is the author of “Machine Learning – Getting Started” book, a highly rated content to launch yourself into machine learning. Ananda Soundhararajan believes in continuous learning and lives by the principle that every single day counts. An engineering leader who has been developing and delivering software for about two decades, Ananda is also an expert in APIs (Application programming interface)  and specialized in API Gateway technologies, and a big advocate of Cloud and DevOps transformation.

 There’s a quote that says, “Grief is the price you pay for love.”    Our guest in this episode dedicated her whole year searching for the true meaning of love after experiencing a great loss.   Kim Sorrelle and her husband were happily married with terrific kids and a  successful business. Everything changed after her breast cancer diagnosis and a few months later, that of her husband’s pancreatic cancer diagnosis. Kim’s husband Richard was gone  within six weeks.   In this episode Kim shares  her story as she discovers the truth what we never thought about love.  

Powerful leadership as either a business owner or executive is one of the most impactful ways you can change the world. However, sometimes we can be in danger of becoming a victim of our own success. Our guest in this episode teaches leaders how to align with their genius so that they can truly create massive impact and build strong cohesive cultures.   As a Gallup-certified strengths coach, Kevin has helped hundreds of leaders evolve to higher levels of excellence through his coaching. Kevin is a master coach and an expert at helping leaders become more without making them feel like less.

Getting one’s own affairs in order is the first responsibility of a Christian steward. This may seem self-interested or even selfish. But it’s a bit like the airline safety announcement reminding passengers to secure their own air masks before assisting others. People with insufficient financial resources or those who mismanage their resources are unable to respond adequately to God’s call to generosity.    Moreover, believing that God lovingly provides for our needs, we align ourselves with God’s purposes when we exercise prudence in caring for our needs and those of our households. Yet many people at all income levels struggle with their finances due to a lack of basic financial management skills.   Jon Sanders is one of the co-founders of EntrePastors, a company helping pastors identify and use their God-given talents to develop additional streams of income and achieve financial freedom. 

When it comes to building valuable relationships with customers, sales representatives are critical players on the front lines. But are they getting the basics right?   Sales experience matters, and a good one starts by getting the basics right. Our guest in this episode is a renowned B2B sales trainer, speaker, and author of “The Key to the Gate”. EksAyn Anderson is an author, sales and negotiation expert, and speaker. EksAyn has been seen on Forbes.com, Speaker Magazine, TV, and various business blogs and podcasts. His new book, The Key to the Gate: Principles and Techniques to Get Past Gatekeepers to the Decision Maker, has sold internationally. He has an xtensive selling experience, including selling to governments, associations, and other businesses. His educational background in psychology and life experiences have taught him not only how to connect, communicate, and sell but also how to teach you and your team to increase your sales, negotiate with the best, and create loyal long-term clients.  Much more importantly, he is somewhat good at playing hide and seek, jumping on a trampoline with his children, and at setting up a tent trailer when taking his family on road trips. He also enjoys hiking mountains with his children, camping, and reading.

Our guest in this episode received a prophetic word that she would start singing, writing music, and playing in a prayer house. Shortly after, she did begin leading a worship set at a prayer house in Des Moines, Iowa.  In this place of vulnerability and discovery, Alissa DeGroote learned to worship and love Jesus through writing and singing her own compositions.  Alissa takes her experiences with God and translates them into a piano-driven medium which encourages pursuit into the heart of God in the everyday adventures of life. Her sound, bred in both spontaneous prophetic worship and lively corporate worship, has been heard at churches and events across the USA.

Our guest in this episode is an international financier and author of “Pursued by the Maker: A Global Citizen's Journey into the Heart of God”.   Aaron Kim is a born-again Christian, a husband, a father of four, and a modern-day renaissance man. A Korean born in Germany, Aaron is a polyglot who lived in more than 10 countries before the age of 30.   His life journey began with a spiritual seed sown by his grandmother. Growing up, Aaron was influenced by diverse cultures and international education spanning three continents learning several languages. He then started a career with the leading global financial institutions on Wall Street, Hong Kong, and Singapore. Two decades later, as a seasoned financial professional, Aaron set up Kairos Capital in Singapore as a response to God who relentlessly pursued him with a calling, Aaron's purpose in life is to finance the Great Commission.

Our guest in this episode is a decorated combat veteran who has led and mentored hundreds of men and women. He is a corporate speaker, consultant and leadership expert with experience in government and commercial commerce.   Retired Sgt Major Matt Drayton knows what it takes to overcome adversity, to become successful, and how to lead and motivate others to maximize their potential. He founded Drayton Communications to share his tremendous life story, his experiences, and his leadership knowledge with others. Matt has been featured, and has shared his insights on major news outlets throughout the United States.

When the stakes are high – like they are now – it is vital that your managers function as high-performing leaders. Business owner, best-selling leadership author, and award-winning speaker, Dr. Andy Neillie knows what it takes to become a high-performing leader. Clients hire Dr. Andy to help them develop their leaders because he is one: he owns several businesses, manage a team of key leaders and has ultimate P&L responsibility for millions of dollars of annual revenues. In addition to his doctoral studies in effective leadership, Andy has managed an operational team as well as a sales team, and has spent more than fifteen years honing his craft as a keynote speaker, workshop facilitator and executive coach on all things pertaining to leadership."

Our guest in this episode shares with us how to create a Partnership Marketing System to rapidly grow your online business for free.   Dustin Riechmann is serial entrepreneur and the founder of Simple Success Coaching. Drawing on his experience as an engineer, founder of multiple start-ups, and business coach, he has helped dozens of business owners grow with purpose.   Dustin's passion is helping ambitious online entrepreneurs get unstuck and rapidly increase their profits with confidence.  

Having gone through divorce, multiple marriages, remarriage, parenthood, step-parenthood, raising 8 boys, cancer, and so much more…you can say our guest in this episode has been through the freak show called life.   And she uses those experiences to encourage others that “we are all unique and desperately loved”.   Tess Scott, through her “Listen Sister” ministry  reminds sisters of all ages that their identity and their worth is decided by their creator alone. In this episode, Tess shares funny stories, lessons, and encouragement.

Effective communication is a vital tool for any business owner.  Your success at getting your point across can be the difference between sealing a deal and missing out on a potential opportunity. But how do you make sure your message is clear–and most important, is received in this digital age where there are so many venues to communicate? How do we present ourselves offline and online? Our guest in this episode, Brenden Kumarasamy,  has helped ambitious executives and coaches become TOP 1% communicators in their industries. 

You may have seen them in your community. They’re popping up in old buildings, fields, and other empty spaces. They show up with catchy names and make lots of loud noise, often attracting quite a crowd in the process. But what are they? Where do they come from? And why are they here? Church planting is the process of beginning new gatherings of Christ-followers and God-fearers, led by church planters, people who are fulfilling the Great Commission through a commitment to a specific vision in a particular community and context. Our guest in this episode coaches and trains others to ignite movements to Christ. Joshua Johnson is the Executive Director of All Nations Kansas City — a missions training and sending organization that oversees church planting work in 25 countries. He is also a core team member, coach, and consultant for 5Q, an organization that unlocks and releases the potential of five-fold ministry in the body of Christ, and part of the mDNA Training Ecosystem team which is a part of Movement Leaders Collective.

Our Christian Biz Owners on Fire guest Pamela Wilson teaches online business owners in mid-career how to achieve consistent revenue and grow businesses they love. Pamela contends that people who are 45 and better shouldn’t be pouring their time and energy into creating low-value offers. They have a ton of skills and experience — and they should be charging a premium for it. She believes the best way to build an online business in mid-career is to get in touch with yourself first. You've got to know your personal strengths, values, and priorities. Pamela Wilson coaches people in mid-career to build profitable online businesses. She's an online educator, three-time author, keynote speaker, and the founder of PamelaWilson.com

Accountability is the heart of every highly productive workplace, promoting efficiency and harmony among our employees. Imagine a team full of people who didn’t take responsibility for any task – nothing would ever get done! Accountability is a loaded word–but what's more powerful than accountability is being Count-On-Able™. Being Count-On-Able™ is the new way to supercharge your team, and create trust, loyalty, and empowerment in your company. And our guest in this episode is the author of Count-On-Able™,   Jeff Cohen known for developing and executing team-centric organizational transformation. He is passionate about implementing strengths-based go-to-market strategies that support companies during their most critical development and growth phases. As a seasoned entrepreneur, Jeff consults and coaches executives that serve global businesses. Jeff has worked for both large and small enterprise software companies, such as IBM, and successfully created, launched and sold his own 7-figure businesses.  

For most small businesses, simply being online is an achievement and is deemed “enough” when it comes to marketing. In reality, almost everyone is online now, and with hundreds of millions of websites and tens of thousands of competing businesses, you need to stand out. Buyers are more discerning now. They want to see proof. They want to know you know what you’re talking about. They want to know they can trust you. They want a connection, so they feel good about making their investment. And if you don’t give that to them, they’ll get it from someone else. Our guest in this episode is an SEO expert who helps  small and medium-sized companies get ranked at the top of Google by using search engine optimization tactics and bringing in traffic via social media, paid ads, etc.

The role of parents in the changing social scenario is becoming very challenging. Providing your children with an atmosphere that motivates them to learn and to educate will help in shaping and developing lifelong skills to find what they are passionate about to build their careers. But how do you know if your child's current interests are worth it? In this episode, husband-and-wife team of Jonathan and Renee Harris shares with us how to identify, develop and get the knack of building your child’s talent so that his or her  focus will be intense. That way, your child’s passion will be triggered and he/she’ll be fueled with excitement and energized to take control of his/her own future.

One of the many greatest technological breakthroughs that have happened since the advent of the internet is cryptocurrency. Cryptocurrency has changed the game for investors and businesses around the world.  But how does it exactly work? You probably have many questions about crypto, including what you need to know before investing, how to buy it, and how to safely store (and protect) your investments. Most importantly, how can you get into the crypto market without getting wrecked? Our guest in this episode is an entrepreneur valued for his strong strategic, technical, and marketing talents with success in driving revenue and brand growth for diverse industry organizations. With nearly 10 years of executive level and entrepreneurial experience, Chandler Walker brings a wealth of knowledge in operations, sales, marketing strategy, business development, and brand development.   

Gordon Stein can help you dramatically improve your personal finances with minimal effort, minimal sacrifice, and no budgeting. He’s a  personal finance blogger, speaker and author of Cashflow Cookbook. My focus is on freeing up cash flow for debt repayment, investment in business or increased charitable contributions.

According to a 2019 Bloomberg report, women drive 70-80% of all consumer purchasing decisions.  Who decides what restaurant to eat at? A woman.  Who decides what groceries to buy for the week? A woman.  Who shops for children’s clothing? A woman.  Basically, when it comes to B2C sales, your customers or their influencers will be women. For most brands, women represent the bulk of their customer base. And this makes you question: why are so many brands marketing to a female demographic have ineffective, outdated tactics? Our guest in this episode is a branding expert for almost three decades. Bethany Meadows brings a unique ability to break down the gaps between an actual and desired customer experience. She is passionate about coaching business owners to reach the next level of their success, and helping organizations execute complex initiatives. Her ability to quickly shift gears, multi-task, and drive projects to completion is no doubt the result of being a parent to seven children and a Nana to four. Bethany and her husband Jeff enjoy spending time with their large family on the lake.

There are some who get into business with the perfect business plan, the ideal skill set, and a highly supportive team.  The rest of us more likely entered the business while backing away from hell or found ourselves disillusioned and on a novel track of slavery in our new enterprises. Often it isn’t until we hit rock bottom that we recalibrate, figure out where we really want to go, and learn and apply the steps to get there. Our guest today has been on the curb and climbed out through a journey of growth to prosperity.  He learned and shares with our audience the tactics and strategies he uses for marketing clients.  He provides his listeners with actionable steps to increase their business and get back on track to achieve their dreams.   Lewis Vanderwalk owns Blue Crocus Solutions - a full-service Digital Marketing agency that partners with clients to drive better business strategies that result in business growth by utilizing the most current SEO strategies, Lead Generation techniques, Design, Google My Business Optimization, and Google PPC. He bases his success and the success of his clients on a foundation of new life, strength and resilience.

Mat Boyle  is the CEO and Founder of Online To Offline (O2O), a company dedicated to helping businesses increase their lead generation activities, optimize their sales conversions, and maximize their profits. But that's only part of the story,  O2O is committed to using entrepreneurship and job creation as a vehicle to end poverty-driven exploitation and sexual slavery by opening centers in developing countries and using them as community hubs.   In this episode, Mat shares how a trip to Thailand affected him and decided to do that he does now.

 Everyone wants to be an author, but nobody wants to write a book. Let's face it—writing a book is an arduous task.  And even though you have a magnificent message to communicate, the frustration you'll encounter, the time you'll invest, and the sleep you'll lose trying to write your book just isn't worth it.  You have more important things to accomplish. But how do you write a book without actually writing a word?  Sounds click-bait, doesn’t it? But our guest in this episode does say it is possible. Michael DeLon helps business owners publish a book that positions them as the expert in their field. Michael is the author of On Marketing, a #1 Amazon Best-Selling author, and the Creator of The Credibility Game Plan. Since 2013, he has worked with business owners across the United States and internationally to establish and market their credibility.

Many different factors contribute to a personal brand, from the way that you communicate online to the types of stories you tell. It can also incorporate visual variables, such as the photographs you publish and the types of graphics you use.   But what is personal branding, why is it important, and how can you make the most of it? Our guest in this episode is a personal branding consultant, writer and speaker. He speaks and writes on the power of presentation, personal branding, positive self image and their impact on outward behavior.   Pako Moshaga is a Botswana, Africa, based personal branding consultant, writer and speaker. He speaks and writes on the power of a positive self image and its impact on outward behavior. He further speaks on the importance of personal branding in today's world.    Pako has spoken at events hosted by  Botswana's top learning institutions, Toastmasters Southern Africa, the Botswana Government, NGOs and Corporates. As a writer, he has contributed articles for national publications within Botswana. Pako has also been featured on six local nationwide radio stations as a personal branding expert.   Pako shares what personal branding is all about and how you can curate aspects of your own personality and present yourself in the best possible light.

Social media platforms come and go. Investing in building a presence on a certain site doesn’t always yield the best return on investment.  But LinkedIn has offered business owners a unique way to connect beyond typical geographical boundaries.  To access the power of LinkedIn, one needs to knows not only LinkedIn etiquette, but have a customized plan for achieving your goals. Our Christian Biz Owners on Fire guest Iris Culp has over eight years of direct experience as a LinkedIn Coach / Consultant / Marketing Strategist.  She helps successful business leaders connect meaningfully with their ideal clients with data-driven tools. She collaborates to create strategies that fit your personal and business strengths so you can connect to your ideal audience effectively and meaningfully while scaling for maximum results. .

In order to build and run a successful company, you'll need to create and fine-tune a business plan, assess your finances, complete all the legal paperwork, pick your partners, research apps for startups growth, choose the best tools and systems to help you get your marketing and sales off the ground … and a whole lot more. With so many moving parts, it is easy to get overwhelmed and be lost in a sea of chaos. Our guest in this episode, Charlie Moon,  develops people and builds organizations with his 7-Layer process with components to e.m.b.r.A.C.e.

Our guest in this episode helps her clients get clear on who they serve and how they serve, helps them get confident in their selling skills, and helps them get cash into their business in 90 days or less. Nefateria Fonda’ is PRESIDENT of Go Get It, Inc., a Certified Business and Sales Coach, Author and Speaker, specializing in Christian women who are building a service-based business alongside their corporate job (Parallel-Preneurs), who struggles with getting clients and want to turn their side business into a thriving income by learning how to GET CLEAR on whom they serve and how they serve, GET CONFIDENT in their sales skills and GET CASH into their business, so that they can eventually leave their corporate job.   She believes you deserve to have a business with a bountiful bank account, that doesn’t require long hours, sleepless nights, and countless sacrifices. Her book, "How to Activate Your Faith, Commit to a Plan and Take Action That Will Change Your Life" is for faith-based individuals, who are interested in learning how to experience the best that life has to offer. For groups and organizations, she is a Speaker, whose energy is contagious, who provides valuable content, and who keeps audiences engaged.

According to statistics from DataReportal, the average American spends 7 hours and 4 minutes looking at a screen every day. Are you one of these numbers? What’s your relationship like with the online world? Do you find yourself always glued to your phone or laptop, checking your email frequently, and slave to the digital technology?  Our guest in this episode, Daniel Sih, is a proponent of Digital Sabbath.  Daniel is the co-founder of Spacemakers, a productivity consulting group for busy leaders. He is passionate about helping people make space in their world for the things that really matter.

How many of your unrealized goals keep getting moved to the next year’s goal list? Our guest this week Lissa Figgins, is a GOAL-ACHIEVED Success Coach for after-40 women and host of the popular podcast RePURPOSED After 40.  As a coach, author, trainer and speaker she teaches and inspires women to stop DOING to exhaustion and start BEING with expectation as that GOAL-ACHIEVED Girl who reaches the goals she sets….and does it faster and easier than you’d expect.   Lissa’s favorite quote is, “Never DIY your greatest priorities.” She has inspired thousands of after 40 women on this journey and it’s her mission to help YOU Live RePURPOSED too.

Our guest in this episode is  an award-winning, Fortune 200 trainer and business coach, an ordained pastor, and a 20-year veteran ministry coach.  Ioannis Gratsinopoilos has over 10,000 hours of consulting, training, and coaching within the church and business worlds, with a focus on successfully assisting organizational and leadership transformations. He holds a degree in church leadership with a minor in psychology.

Storytelling is a strong business skill and when implemented effectively, it can boost a business in a number of ways, such as improving customer loyalty, creating a strong marketing strategy, increasing profit. But how and where do you start? Our guest in this episode  shares how storytelling in business can be an expression of the Christian faith, and introduces the process she uses to help her clients tell their stories. Michelle Prince is a best-selling author, sought-after motivational speaker, self-publishing expert, life coach, and CEO/Founder of Performance Publishing Group, a “partner” publishing company dedicated to making a difference… one story at a time. 

 Eileen McNichol, President of HRx Consulting LLC, is an energetic, enthusiastic and challenge-oriented human resources professional with experience providing efficiency, integrity, top-notch performance and strategic HR programs.  Eileen holds a Bachelors of Arts in Political Science from the University of Kansas and is a SHRM – Senior Certified Professional and a certified Human Capital Strategist.

Janice Perkins is a  Leadership Warrior who liberates infinite capacity for individuals, teams and organizations. She helps people get out of their own way for larger impact and higher innovation by character expansion, increased emotional intelligence, and heart work. She does these through her company, Capacity Communications.

Paul A. Henderson is a Dean of Students at a small Christian school in Virginia, former sports chaplain, author, and motivational speaker. He is a former track and field athlete at Virginia Commonwealth University. Paul blogs at Fatherhood on the Fly, where his slogan is, “We’re learning, we’re growing, and we’re getting better one day at a time.”     Paul recently released his first book, Slave No More: Conquering the Master Within, which aims to show how to overcome life circumstances and live a life free from belief in limitation. 

Our guest in this episode is a business SYSTEMologist (process consultant) who works with companies in industries ranging from construction and real estate to educational services and events. Joe Newton is a gifted connector who loves using his experience, skills, and relationships to empower and develop other entrepreneurs and business owners to advance the Kingdom of God. He endeavors to epitomize excellence, integrity, and joy in everything he does. Aside from consulting, Joe is a licensed real estate broker, investor, and co-host of The Eternal Entrepreneur Podcast, a podcast focused on helping entrepreneurs find freedom through partnering with God in their business. His vision is to empower 10,000 business leaders to partner with God and run profitable businesses.

Whether you're a seasoned marketer looking to refresh your definitions or a beginner looking to explore your options, our guest in this episode has a wealth of knowledge and skills on getting your business known–all at a very young age of 22! Caleb Roche has generated over 150,000 clicks, made more than 9,123,040 impressions, and drove $1,500,000 in revenue for his clients on digital channels during the first 2 quarters of 2021. His company has reached its 2021 target and is well on its way to achieving its 2022 goals. Caleb was one of the youngest admitted students at the University of Central Oklahoma (age 17), finished his Bachelor's degree by age 20, studied abroad in Manchester, England, was one of the youngest admitted students at West Texas A&M MBA program (age 20) and is on track to finish his Master’s degree by age 22. With experience in Marketing & Analytics, Caleb has the experience to help people grow their business with data and analytics, helping them make better decisions.

Branch Isole is an author of 22 books in four genres. The power of personal responsibility, or its avoidance, is his writing focus. His self-discovery themes span a wide range of reflective identity situations and scenarios every adult recognizes. His stories explore concepts and actions of struggle and relationship dynamics across a broad spectrum. Branch writes of issues and emotions often experienced, but not always voiced.

Darci J. Steiner has served in the ministry as a teen and women’s ministry leader, as well as assisted with church plants in Denver and Los Angeles. In 2001, Darci nearly lost her life after a debilitating fall down the stairs in her home. During her six year recovery, she earned her Master of Science degree in Holistic Nutrition and implemented natural remedies into her lifestyle that helped save her life. In 2018, when Darci became disabled a second time, she began writing to distract her from her pain. By 2021, Darci published her debut book and study guide, Beauty Beyond the Thorns: Discovering Gifts in Suffering and Study Guide for Beauty Beyond the Thorns.

Our guest in this episode is a homeschooling advocate and he will answer great questions on marriage and homeschooling, including  what to do if you feel you are called to homeschool but your spouse isn’t.   Scott LaPierre is a senior pastor, author, and conference speaker. He holds an MA in Biblical Studies from Liberty University. Scott and his wife, Katie, have been married for more than fifteen years. A former schoolteacher and Army officer, Scott currently leads a church in Washington State and supports his family on his pastor’s salary, allowing Katie to stay home with their nine children. Both are passionate advocates of homeschooling.

Augustus V. (1992-Current) was born in Watts, California, to Los Angeles native parents, in the midst of the "92" Watts Riots, was sent to live with his uncle in Rome, Italy by the age of 4 for a better environment, and returned to America in 2003. For seven years he taught poetry and spirituality to fellow students and students of neighboring schools in the Los Angeles area. Months before his 18th birthday, he moved to Broken Arrow, Oklahoma to attend a Bible School in hopes of becoming a minister to excel his work, but "someone" had different plans for him.  Instead of starting a ministry behind the pulpit, Augustus would visit people in need of assistance and did what he could to help (mostly advice) As time went by, Augustus started to notice the results people gained, so this inspired Augustus to write once more. He would do charity work and discover what issues needed close attention in his area. Eventually, he realized that these issues were not just in his area, but nationwide, so decided to write his first book, "The Bad Boy". Now, He runs an organization based on dealing with common issues through literature.

James Pyle is a dynamic serial entrepreneur, with an uncanny ability to find opportunity in adversity. He has faced many challenges throughout his life, from childhood trauma to overcoming addictions and even bouncing back after complete and total business failure. But he’s never let any of this stop him: James has a tenacious work ethic, perseverance that borders on obsession, and an uncanny knack for finding success where others have failed. He specializes in lean startups, transformational turnarounds, rapidly scaled exits—and turning himself into the top 1% producer or leader in any environment. James is an accomplished speaker, coach, advisor, executive leadership professional, startup specialist, and business development & sales guru. He focuses on showing today’s Kingdom entrepreneurs and coaches how to think and be limitless to thrive in their vocation through his proven ELEVATE strategies.

Many people believe that negotiations are "all or nothing," and that there has to be one winner and one loser. Nothing could be further from the truth. While the goal of negotiation is most certainly getting what you want, the fact is that the best deals (the ones that stick) incorporate terms and ideas from both parties.   In business, negotiations tend to be viewed by many as zero-sum, adversarial conflicts. Negotiators, however, have many tools at their disposal that do not resort to negativity or hostility in order to support their positions.   Our guest in this episode shares how important this one skill that most of us learn as a child but never focus on developing–listening. Dan Oblinger is a hostage-negotiator-turned-consulting-negotiator, the author of two books, “Life or Death Listening: A Hostage Negotiator’s How-to Guide to Mastering the Essential Communication Skill” and “The 28 Laws of Listening: Best Practices for the Master Listener”, and international keynote speaker. Dan coaches and consults with companies on internal negotiation programs, especially when active listening can enhance their deal-making.

G Michael Price, author of Chase People Not Money:  The Ultimate Business Model,  understands that many entrepreneurs are set up for success, but just are looking for the window of opportunity to launch their plans. His mission is to find and open that window for all his clients, by finding the missing link in their lives. He serves as a guide to their personalized plan for success.

One Hope Project began as a small friend group that slowly expanded into what it is today. They continue to grow the organization with the mission of creating inspired, active worshippers in parishes across the world. They do this by releasing impactful albums dedicated to virtues such as friendship and unity. Each individual member is dedicated to this project and works towards expanding the organization further, in order to move even bigger audiences in the future. In this episode we interview two of the members of One Hope Project, Joe and Pippa.

Our guest in this episode, Christian Barry, is the Chief Commercial Officer for WorkBubble, a company that facilitates the hiring process for both professionals and career seekers. Christian works with some of the best minds in business and creates lasting partnerships with major corporations.

Ed Krow has invested his time and energy into formulating the best strategy to tackle this new Experience Age. He introduces innovative ways to attract the freshest talent from the pool, and motivate employees to present their best selves. Your business will rise to the top of the most desirable workplaces in the job market. Ed Krow experienced the shift in the workforce firsthand as an HR consultant. He learned how essential it was to talk to your employees on a personal level. These workers were looking for something that touched closer to home; they weren’t looking for a separate personal life and work life, but rather a blend of them together. Also an Eagle Scout, he learned to leave things better than they were before, including employees. With his B.S. and M.S. degrees, he strives to build people up with his masterful people strategies.

Andrew Calderella has lived overseas, traveled the world, is a martial artist, yogi, and what many call a health and fitness fanatic. He is a serial entrepreneur and has run a successful strategic consulting firm for over 20 years.  In addition to being an author, Andrew is an inspirational speaker, trainer, and coach who specializes in helping athletes, entertainers, entrepreneurs, executives, and other leaders to become their best in all areas of life while making a more significant positive impact on our world. In this part two interview, we will be doing a deeper dive into the actual 7 steps and practical ways to incorporate Andrew’s wisdom into your journey towards “true success”.

Our guest in this episode helps us understand how men can get caught up in superficial definitions of manhood and challenges them to learn of their true potential. Dr Joe Martin, an award-winning international speaker, author, educator, and certified ‘man builder’ mentors, trains, and disciples men on how to be amazing husbands, awesome fathers, and extraordinary leaders.  His man-building, multimedia website, RealMenConnect.com has received rave reviews from men’s ministry organizations like Man in the Mirror™, Iron Sharpens Iron™, and the Men’s Ministry Network™.

Why are you in the workplace or in your business? Is it not because you are called by God? Contrary to popular belief, you can’t separate the secular and the sacred. Our personal relationship with God shapes how we transact our business or relate to our colleagues. Our guest in this episode is a Christian author and storyteller who was a Fortune 500 CFO. Today, he is both a doctor of ministry and a business expert. After 35 years in the corporate world, including many years as CFO of Footlocker and the Yankee Candle Company, Dr Bruce Hartman followed the path that God had laid out for him and returned to school to complete his Divinity degree. His focus in life now is to help people walk into a better future, no matter what stage of life they are in.

Our guest on the show today is here to let you know that you don’t have to go through that struggle alone. Bill Woolsey is the founder of FiveTwo, a network dedicated to aiding Christian entrepreneurs that want to launch their business for Jesus. This network will work with any faith-based organizations to provide clear, lasting start-ups and coaching to support your business.  Bill Woolsey is responsible for equipping Christian women and men to launch countless ventures of all sizes - from churches to homeless shelters to support groups and medical clinics, all across the country. With several decades of experience in leadership of ministries and networks, he launched FiveTwo in 2009 to help anyone who wanted to evangelize their faith through business. He wrote a book to support his mission called “Seven Steps to Start.” He and his team recently launched their StartNew Training platform (startnewtraining.com) that equips a person to build, fund, and launch ventures that help people.

Creating a values-driven workplace can help companies retain employees and remain agile in difficult times.  But building a values-driven organization involves much more than talking about it or having a few cookie-cutter words onto a page: it’s about unearthing the beliefs that matter to your team and putting them into motion. When activated, those beliefs will turn into your company’s compass, constantly pointing you in the direction you want to go. Our guest in this episode is the CEO and President of Values-Driven Leadership, LLC, a consulting firm focused on helping Christian leaders build inspiring workplace cultures driven by their core values.  A lifelong entrepreneur, Bobby Albert has started 12 different businesses and acquired nine others. His approach to business has been to value people, seek wisdom, embrace humility, and never stop learning. 

In the world of commerce, everything is about gains and losses. Our mindset is stuck on how we can profit the most from people and opportunities. We ignore any other prospect that doesn’t give us an immediate benefit, but by doing this we are missing out on so much more than what a basic contract can offer. EA Csolkovits is here to teach us how to be a Giver: someone who thinks beyond the business contracts and brings wisdom, welfare, and wealth. He also teaches us how to spot and avoid Takers, who drag us down and drown us in negativity and distractions. By living as a Giver, it might seem implausible, but EA proves how this mindset can earn you triple your current income.

Even with all the guidebooks you read and all the advice you ask for, there always seems to be a missing link in your plan for success. Sometimes it might just be budgeting problems, or poor time management, but oftentimes it’s much deeper than that. The key to unlocking success lies in your mindset and approach to life.  G Michael Price, author of Chase People Not Money:  The Ultimate Business Model,  understands that many entrepreneurs are set up for success, but just are looking for the window of opportunity to launch their plans. His mission is to find and open that window for all his clients, by finding the missing link in their lives. He serves as a guide to their personalized plan for success. On his own journey to success, G Michael Price has battled through terminal lung injury and a series of life events that left him back at square one. Even through all the difficulties, he picked himself back up and built his way to the top once again. From these experiences, he learned that anything can be overcome with the right mindset and goals. 

Chi T. Mathias Reed is an expert endurance coach, dedicated to advising business owners like you to upkeep both your business and your personal health simultaneously. After consulting each client and carefully considering their needs, she will pull your life back together with dietary recommendations, emotional counseling, and detox sessions. 

Andrew Calderella is an inspirational speaker, trainer, and coach who specializes in helping athletes, entertainers, entrepreneurs, executives, and other leaders to become their best in all areas of life while making a more significant positive impact on our world.

Modern society is constantly bringing in an overflow of information in the form of noise, visuals, and feelings. It’s difficult to escape the never-ending vortex of sounds because it’s the norm to be presented with so much information at once now. But what if we seek the truth in the opposite direction, in complete silence? Rich Lewis found that silence can change your way of thinking. He started centering prayer, which is meditation in complete silence and slowly built up the amount of silence he could last until it became a daily part of his life. He found himself transformed as a result, with peace of mind and heart. He believes that even as society pushes its noisy agenda on you, centering prayer can help ground you and complement your other forms of prayer as well. Since 2014, Rich has been practicing centering prayer wholeheartedly. He is a speaker and coach who dedicates himself to educating about it since he wants everyone to experience the same inner transformation he did. He also authored Sitting with God: A Journey To Your True Self Through Centering Prayer. His whole life has been dedicated to inviting others to share his journey in silence. 

Our guest in this episode, writer Carolina Duarte, once felt so empty with a superficial and meaningless life, that she asked God to give her the desire to be an instrument of him in the world.  Through her regular dialogue with God, Carolina felt inspired to write all the messages he had given her.  She documented things that had previously caused her misunderstanding. Her life's purpose and mission are about helping others find theirs.

At age 28, Amy Boivard was diagnosed with Retinitis Pigmentosa (RP) and declared legally blind. RP is a hereditary, degenerative eye disease that results in blindness. There is no cure to date. Today Amy has no peripheral vision. She jokes that she is at the end of the “tunnel” vision in her eyesight. She suffers from a dual disability: progressive vision and hearing loss. She is currently undergoing genetic testing to discover the cause of her hearing loss. In 2015, Amy joined a group of blind professionals who volunteer their time to help others cope with blindness at VisionAware.org, an outreach website now under the auspices of the American Printing House. In 2016, Ohio Valley University, Amy’s undergraduate institution, awarded her the Distinguished Medal of Literature for Mobility Matters. Though Amy no longer teaches in the classroom, she still educates by speaking to groups about the challenges of sight loss with anecdotes of faith and humor. She blogs about her experiences in hopes of bridging gaps between the sighted and the blind. 

Our returning guest today wants to unlock that potential in each business. In his part 1 interview Rocky Lalvani shared profit first strategies for startups and newer businesses.  In this part 2 interview, Rocky will share profit first tips for established businesses.   Rocky Lalvani works with small business owners to open up more channels of profit through proper planning. He finds each gap in your business that soaks up your money, and aims to repair those cracks in your cash flow. With Rocky, you’ll find yourself prioritizing Profit First, and ridding yourself of unwanted expenses.

Okechukwu Chukwuma Michael Umera aka Bro Nwachinemelu, but you can call him Bro Michael, is a Pastor, public speaker, husband, computer engineer, entrepreneur, host, producer, video editor, and podcaster. He is from the Igbo-speaking part of Nigeria and he is a Nigerian by birth. He is the Senior Pastor of The Holy Ghost Tabernacle Ministry, the CEO of Limbowe Nigeria Limited, the Host/Producer of Mind closet 101 on the Podtv network, Host/producer of 3 Minutes with Jesus on all podcast platforms. In 2020, he was awarded 'THE BEST PRODUCER & GLOBAL AMBASSADOR in the IBMTV AWARDS 2020. He is happily married to Stella Uzoamaka Okechukwu, residing in the city of Lagos, Nigeria.

Biz Coach Steve Feld, MBA, is a Certified Business Coach, Author, Professional Speaker, and award-winning Business Management Executive. Over 300 businesses have sought out his services to work with them on gaining much-needed clarity, implementing solid strategic plans, and achieving positive growth results. How does he obtain the best results for them so quickly? He focuses on the foundation of the business. Steve is passionate about business growth, efficient operations, and long-term success. With the high-end content he delivers in his presentations, his audience can immediately implement fast results. He believes business can be fun, so his delivery is entertaining thus resulting in high engagement.

By letting the Holy Spirit into his own life, Michael Ward discovered the necessity of Sola Spiritu Ambulatio, or Walking in the Holy Spirit Alone. He let the Holy Spirit transform his personal experiences in his everyday life by integrating it into his prayers. Michael Ward recognizes its holy presence in every moment of his day.

Our guest on the show today will describe how inviting the Word of God into her life has transformed her to lead a fulfilling life of happiness and abundance. With emphasis on Mary and the saints, Julie Carrick wrote her inspiring book Unfailing Grace to reveal the importance of living under God’s grace.  Julie is a married Catholic mother devoted to letting God pave her path. By surrendering herself to God’s love and guidance, she strives to unite communities internationally under God’s protection and care. Julie is a 9/11 survivor who also fought off lung cancer, but despite all her setbacks in life, she proudly says that God was with her the whole time.

Fred Grewe is a hospice chaplain with a Doctor of Ministry from the Pacific School of Religion. Through his personal relationship with God, he found his life purpose in educating those coping with existential distress, sharing his generosity, and spreading gratitude to everyone he meets. God transformed him from a simple man with no purpose to a headstrong, kind chaplain who spreads love wherever he goes.

Andrew Robison has 13 years of experience working on two Catholic campus ministry programs and a university foundation. He pours that experience back into his community by teaching others how to create lasting development programs. Andrew believes that with a stable income source and more money overall, Catholic ministries can accomplish more for their good cause.

The world of retail has been on the decline in recent years according to statistics, which has devastated countless businesses across the country. However, the problem may not be retail itself, but rather the way people are using retail.  Our guest on the show today is a certified expert in the field of retailing. Steve Brooks believes retail can survive and thrive even in a world like today. He specializes in pop-up retailing and has set off countless pop-up shops in an explosion of success. Steve has worked in retail for over 35 years, granting him leading expertise in his field. Across over 50 countries, he has advised retailers and landlords of all types in pop-up retail. Steve works to fight against the steady decline of retail, and adapt each business to flow naturally with the constantly shifting consumer demands.

Our guest today has fought and won the ultimate battle with her body: the battle against breast cancer. All the while, she worked as a health and fitness advocate and  a race announcer, and developed a passion for inspiring others to stay strong in their own fights. As a fitness expert and cancer survivor, she knows just how to address problems within your own body. Fitz Koehler announced 22 major races all while fighting chemo, surgery, and radiation. Her newest book, My Noisy Cancer Comeback: Running at the Mouth, While Running for My Life, addresses how she would not let cancer take her career. Her inspiring voice is frequently heard on national media outlets and for goliath companies like Disney, Tropiciana, Oakley and Office Depot. Fitz’s personal experience with cancer treatment is an inspiring story for anyone, and her advice on fitness can apply to anyone looking to get his or her life together. All of these resilience strategies Fitz shares applies beautifully to how to overcome all kinds of challenges as an entrepreneur to have a biz and life you love.

The worst part about getting your business off the ground is the immense amount of money you anticipate spending to advertise and brand it. Our budgets can’t stretch on forever, but we need a solid foundation for our businesses to thrive. If only there was a way to start a business with just $5. Sarah St. John shows us how this is actually possible through careful budgeting and the power of podcasting. Podcasting can run miles for a business; in fact, it’s the future of online businesses. From even the most minimalistic budget, Sarah can work with any business to get it soaring in no time. After the business is launched, she even helps you maintain your online business for as low as $100/month. Sarah is an entrepreneur and podcaster herself, so she has experience in both fields she coaches in. For over a decade, she’s been helping countless businesses launch themselves into financial success.

Kent’s curiosity for how things work - and how they might work better - pointed him straight into his career in the advertising agency business in Wichita and Kansas City, where he worked on brands such as  AMR Corporation, Sprint, and Pizza Hut. Two corporate opportunities provided great perspectives from the client-side of the table: including Manager of National Programs at Rent-A-Center, a 1,000-store rent-to-own brand. This expanded Kent’s marketing lens, giving him direct involvement in operations, merchandising, and a variety of other key client positions to enhance his ad agency knowledge. Today, Kent’s key focus is small business owners. These entrepreneurial-minded professionals have “skin in the game” and understand there are only a certain amount of hours in each day. Oftentimes, marketing is the most logical outsource, and that’s how Kent saves clients time, headaches, and money.  

Our guest in this episode is the dynamic husband and wife duo, Paul and Kelsey Tompkins, who are successful entrepreneurs, real estate investors, speakers, and coaches. They have completed so many fix and flip real estate deals that people began referring to them as the House Flipping Experts & the nickname stuck! Their entrepreneurial journey led them to launch Flippin Experts, LLC along with additional multimillion-dollar businesses which encompass all aspects of real estate investing and home renovations. A true entrepreneur, Paul, has a proven track record for leading, developing, and growing businesses. His first entrepreneurial endeavor began at the age of 8 years old when he launched Tompkins Helpers, where he did any and all jobs he could get hired to do for his neighbors. Since then, Paul successfully used his Marine Corps training and business savviness to assist in launching multiple businesses including Celebration College in partnership with South Eastern University, Tranquility Realty, and Pristine Home Renovations. Paul’s passion is inspiring other entrepreneurs to take the next step, while continually growing and developing.  Kelsey has a heart for inspiring others to uphold their values, know their self-worth, and have faith in the dreams that have been placed in their hearts. She believes that you truly have to love yourself and have courage in your convictions in order to be successful in business and in life. Kelsey enjoys using her personal experience in business to help others discover and achieve their goals.

Eric Merz knows exactly how to bounce back from a financial decline. As a victim of the pandemic himself, he experienced a complete halt to his newest corporation, Delighted Coaching. Despite this setback, the company thrived and successfully attracted coaches from all around the world to connect in this innovative group. He also coaches fellow entrepreneurs on marketing strategies that will show results fast. His helpful book, How I Find $10K In Any Business in 45 Minutes, discusses the best ways to present appealing sale offers and rise above all else in the competition.

We’ve all talked about how to generate revenue with marketing and branding, but what about how to make the most of every dollar? There are so many crevices where money can slip through due to an incomplete financial plan, or lack of knowledge about where your money is going. We want to have control over our finances, and live a life of freedom and abundance. Our guest today wants to unlock that potential in each business. Rocky Lalvani works with small business owners to open up more channels of profit through proper planning. He finds each gap in your business that soaks up your money and aims to repair those cracks in your cash flow. With Rocky, you’ll find yourself prioritizing Profit First and ridding yourself of unwanted expenses. Rocky set off on his journey to financial abundance at a young age. He coped with his mother’s death at the young age of 7, but pushed through to earn his title of a certified Profit Answer Professional. With his master’s in business, Rocky wants to share not only his financial freedom with the world, but also the health, time, and spirituality that comes with this freedom.

Aryeh Green shares his two-month-long solo journey on the Israeli national trail. Along the way, he rekindled his love for God’s creation and found the strength to recover from his recent divorce, as he describes in his book My Israel Trail: Finding Peace in the Promised Land. This trek across Israel represents life in an uplifting new perspective; even with the difficulties along the way, he strived to progress forward towards his goal. At the end of the journey, he emerged a new man, with a newfound connection to his land, people, history, and country... and peace of mind. This incredible story of self-discovery and personal growth can help anyone find the peace they’ve been looking for.

Chris Parsons believes that nurturing kids at a young age with inspiration, individuality, and creativity is vital to their continued success as they develop into their own personas. With his fully illustrated chapter book, A Little Spark, he introduces music and hope in an inspiring story of two unexpected friends who defeat a fierce enemy in their quest to save the world. Chris wants to inspire young girls around the world with his story to Be That Spark. Chris is a proud father who inspired his daughter Maggie to stand out from the crowd and inspire others. With gentle encouragement, he aims to bring emotional prosperity in young girls just like Maggie with his story. Chris aims to integrate interactive stories and music into the lives of children all over the world and present resources to fathers just like him to raise happy and successful children.

My guest today on Christian Biz Owners on Fire Natasha Hynes hosts her "Self Love and Spiritual Growth" podcast and describes her as a member of the New Age Movement. Natasha is a self-love specialist and professional intuitive. She focuses on helping sensitive and empathic people redefine how they see themselves and heal from trauma, shame, and self-hate. Natasha strives to be the light in a dark world and help us ascend to a brighter future. In this part two episode, Natasha and I continue to explore various sticking points between Christianity and the New Age Movement with the goal of better understanding and a better feeling of community as members of the human race. 

Our guest on this episode, Jane Sagalovich, will describe how she made her profits skyrocket with minimal investment, all while feeling confident that her business was built the way she envisioned. Jane’s step-by-step process in her program, Scale Your Genius, will ensure a stable income and return on your investment, while staying true to what drives your heart and soul..

Our guest in this episode knows how to combine both of these things into exactly what you need: a fulfilling business that reaps the benefits of both your thriving relationship with God and your expert finance management. Ryan Mack believes in implementing the saving Word of God into your business while also reconstructing your finances to develop a steadily growing business. A business with a strong foundation built on both carefully planned budgeting and God will be sure to rise above all others. Ryan is an experienced public speaker and author of Provisions for Abundance. He’s been featured in several programs such as CNBC, CNN, and GMTV and shares his thoughts on current economic events throughout the nation. Ryan’s heightened interest in philanthropy led him to educate students in South Africa about economic empowerment. With his broad experience in teaching audiences of all types, Ryan strives to bring education to all Christian business owners on how to keep God centered in their lives while managing a profitable business.

In this episode, Patti Saponoro discusses the efficient, modern way to bypass the middlemen in marketing: direct marketing. By utilizing social media, email, and more to reach consumers directly, businesses can attract new clients with this budget-friendly strategy. This form of direct communication yields results fast, and it’s easy to analyze the statistics since the number of responses to your marketing is recorded. 

Catherine Ann Clayton lets us in on her own secrets to boosting her business fast and cost-efficiently. She finds every part where your business lacks in and boosts it up to create a stable and strong platform that reels in sales immediately. With her guidance, your business will evolve above and beyond; goals that seemed to waver in the distance will be as clear as day, and closer than you ever anticipated. Catherine Ann once said, “Action is the distance between Dreams and Reality.”

As the years pass by, many single adults find themselves thinking, “Where did I go wrong?” The initial plan was to be married and happily living with a spouse already, but with that goal long gone, there seems to be nothing left to look forward to in life. These struggling singles are looking for a purpose in life and their own path to tread.  Kate Hurley wrote her latest book “Getting Naked Later” with the explicit purpose of guiding singles to find the plan God has set out for them. She will help these blessed souls find their own community and happiness, and open up a new perspective on the beauties of being single. By letting God guide their actions, they will find that He has a perfect plan for them to follow; being single might just be what will make them happiest in life. With almost a decade as a touring singer-songwriter and now a music instructor, Kate shares her creative mind with the world through her songs as well as her writing. She aims to depict God as a caring and loving father, the true image of our Lord. Kate tours worldwide, bringing her songs and inspiration with her wherever she goes. She wrote her book to further express her love of helping others and hopes to reach every one of her readers.  What started as a message of support and love to the single community has now evolved into a movement to help people upgrade their self talk as a means to uplevel their businesses and lives.

Managing a social media account for marketing is time consuming and draining. Potential clients are difficult to draw in with regular ads. Many entrepreneurs struggle to find the perfect strategy for catching the eyes of their clients with their social media posts. The competitive flow of posts and ads coming through each potential client’s social media timeline can drown out your own ads if you don’t have an effective marketing tactic. Today’s guest on the show provides her own personal experience with social media marketing and how she effortlessly reels in clients with a simple method involving a short ad script, all while saving time for other revenue-generating activities. With over 30 years of experience, Tami Crea is an expert on social media marketing.  She specializes in aiding small businesses with Done-For-You Services, a complete social media marketing strategy that handles ad management, lead generation, and more while leaving you with both a strong presence in social media and extra time left. Worrying about updating blogs constantly and entertaining followers with live videos will be a thing of the past with these guaranteed success tips.

We’ve just gotten out of the holiday season, which causes stress for most people when it comes to our relationship with food and the scale. Raise your hand if you’ve already broken your “New Year’s resolution”? When we feel down about ourselves, our businesses struggle as well. We need to seek to root out these inner emotional struggles so that we can confidently master each area of our lives.Our guest on the show today is a weight loss coach who uses art journaling to explore the reasons that keep so many of us caught in the cycle of yoyo dieting. Laura McDonald uses introspective techniques as well as lifestyle coaching to help successful women reach their goals in health and confidence. To date, Laura has also lost 130 pounds and personally used art journaling as both a distractor and a safe way to explore what lies beneath in order to surrender it to God for healing so that the weight loss is permanent.

Being openly religious in your business and life can be risky and possibly divisive.  But as Christians, we are called to share the “good news”.  How do you do that if it’s not okay to start the conversation? Our guest Natasha Hynes is about learning to unconditionally love ourselves as well as everyone else. It’s about spiritual growth and healing.  She hosts her "Self Love and Spiritual Growth" podcast and describes herself as a member of the New Age Movement. Natasha Hynes is a self-love specialist and professional intuitive. She focuses on helping sensitive and empathic people redefine how they see themselves and heal from trauma, shame, and self-hate. She has personally overcome suicidal depression, addiction, body dysmorphia, bulimia, and toxic shame from narcissistic abuse.​ Her mission is to remind you of who you truly are, a divine being inherently worthy of love and respect from yourself and others. Natasha strives to be the light in a dark world and help us ascend to a brighter future. In this episode, Natasha and I will explore various sticking points between Christianity and the New Age Movement with the goal of better understanding and a better feeling of community as members of the human race. 

Melanie is a mother of 4 children and volunteers at her local Sunday School. Through her own personal experiences, she learned how to grow closer to God even amidst all of the daily distractions. Her own podcast, “The Full Life Podcast,” discusses how to grow closer to God in a personal way. She discovered, through listening to others’ stories and experiences, how to unlock the full potential of her spiritual life. Listen in on this episode to hear about how she lives out her spiritual life to its fullest, and inspires others to do the same. 

Cassandra Shuck offers a unique course that helps entrepreneurs heal from their trauma, in order to pull their business together in the quickest, most healthy way. She wants every business owner to be able to drive their business where their heart most desires. To do this, she helps each individual client to heal in a positive, affirming way from their trauma.  Speaking from her own past trauma, Cassandra guides her clients in a journey of self-discovery, mental training, and spiritual awakening in her program called “From Hustle to Healing.” She firmly believes this helps them lead their businesses in a much more confident, organized way. Her gift of intuition and vision has helped many of her clients grow their business in areas they didn’t even know they were lacking in.

No matter how successful we may otherwise be in our relationships and careers, when it comes to family struggles it’s a little more difficult to be objective in how they affect all areas of our lives. This is especially true of the mother-daughter relationship, which, when unhealthy, can have long-lasting negative effects in every area of a woman’s life– from her ability to sustain relationships with her spouse and children to her ability to succeed in her career.  Knowing why this relationship is so important, and learning ways to help repair or accept an unhealthy one can lead to healing in all of these areas for greater success in life.  Our guest today is the author of Forgiving Mother: A Marian Novena of Healing and Peace. In the book, Marge Fenelon describes how her relationship with the Blessed Mother led to unforgettable healing in several areas of her life, and she’ll share some of these insights with us today.

In today’s world, Christians seem few and far between. They lack the much-needed community that brought them together in the first place. Without that sense of oneness, Christians have led astray in their worship and prayer. Christians need each other to instill inspiring ideas and motivate each other to keep worshipping God.  One Hope Project aims to bring that sense of community back into Christian lives. They created their music group to emphasize unity and love. In this small but closely bonded group of creatives, they share their music to the world, preaching about love and positivity through every thought, word, and action. They want to embed the Christian image as loving, supportive, and encouraging.

It’s hard to know where to start when creating a brand, and even harder to manage that brand once it’s established. There are far too many places to invest your time and money, and often the budget ends up scattered and yields little rewards. While managing a brand, there is no direct path to success or a checklist of things to do next.  On the show today, Alex Sanfilippo will discuss innovative ways to solve this ongoing issue in creating a brand. He has expert tips on how to grow your business quickly, from where to start to what to do along the way. His network, Creating a Brand, is all about aiding fellow entrepreneurs on their journey to grow their business successfully. But really, “creating a brand” is one of the multiple steps that new business owners engage in as they are forming their company and business plan.  Alex is not exclusively a branding expert; his real secret sauce lies in helping start-up businesses to set up their company properly across all fronts.  Alex speaks the SEO language of his ideal clients with how he branded his company.  As a result,  Alex’s ideal clients easily find him for branding.  They end up getting way more value in support of all other areas in their businesses that they did not realize they needed. Alex speaks from experience with creating successful brands and successful start-up businesses. He has been interested in creating new businesses ever since he was 12; he started with a simply used golf ball business to a widespread podcast and masterclass aimed to help fellow entrepreneurs. It took several trials and errors in creating his own business, but when he finally gained enough traction, his business soared. His ultimate goal in his Creating a Brand Network is to help other business owners to succeed as well as he did, but even faster. He can apply his own experience and lessons to your brand, giving it the jumpstart it needs to grow quickly.

For the 4th quarter of the year, let’s commit to refocusing on our health, both physical and mental. Sometimes it just takes figuring out a strategy or two that works well for us, and that will carry us strong through the busy holiday season without letting even more stress (not to mention pounds) pile on.Our guest in this episode is a Health and Wholeness Coach who is here to share some of those strategies with us so we can feel well and strong in our bodies so we can accomplish our goals for the 4th quarter without feeling sluggish, fatigued, and heavy. Leah Kline has gone from a sufferer of chronic illness and weight gain to a holistic lifestyle coach, and author of 3 books on living a healthy and balanced life.

Michelle Vandepas is the nation’s leading expert for entrepreneurs, personal development experts, and quantum healers who want to share what they’ve learned with the world by becoming an author. She is the co-founder of GracePoint Matrix  and GracePoint Publishing, the gold standard in concierge publishing. She is also an esteemed TEDx speaker and TEDx Speaker Coach. As a book coach and publisher Michelle has worked with thousands of authors over the past 20 years to publish and promote their books and their work. As a serial entrepreneur and multiple bestselling author herself, she understands the strategy, messaging and creative juice needed to build a platform. She is a visionary marketer who combines creativity with smart business sense to unleash the power of her clients.

Those who suffer from diabetes may think there’s no end to their suffering. The disease is treated as if there is no cure, and it stays with you for life. The little treatment there is involved expensive medications and dangerous side effects. Even if the medication lessens the effects of diabetes, it’s common that the side effects include weight gain, stomach discomfort, and in worse cases, kidney disease.  In this episode, Dr. Delane Vaughn offers a better, natural solution to type 2 diabetes. She introduces a new lifestyle that does not include any sort of medication, so you can enjoy life freely. This lifestyle modification can not only keep diabetes in check but also completely reverse the effects of it on your body. Dr. Delane Vaughn specializes in family medicine and is board-certified with over 25 years of medical experience. She expresses a great passion for the prevention of certain medical conditions such as heart disease and diabetes. Through many different medical occupations, she learned the secrets of preventing “incurable” diseases through natural treatments. As a life coach, she learned that through controlling other aspects of her body such as emotions and thoughts, she could lose weight and take control of her life, both physically and mentally. Dr Delane also hosts a podcast, Living A Naturally Healthy Life With DelaneMD. The podcast is for people looking to crack chronic illnesses like Diabetes through lifestyle change.

Breanna Gunn knows too well the issue of the constant overwhelming schedule to keep up. She developed a reliable, consistent system that helps you redirect your time and energy away from maintaining the business and towards that vacation you’ve been longing for. With her simple sales accelerator program and her market research mastery course, she can help any kind of business draw in a steady flow of income and clients all while saving time for other things.  Breanna has a passion for aiding fellow entrepreneurs and has generated over $10 million by utilizing custom messaging and efficient funnels for businesses. She places emphasis on connecting with people and wants to get to know each client personally. As a mother of two boys, she has ample experience in juggling her personal life and her flourishing business. 

We all want to succeed and grow in a few key areas of life: our relationships, our careers, and our finances. There is so much potential in each one of us, yet sometimes we fall prey to thinking “if only I had ___, then I could be more successful!” Our guest on this episode shares some wisdom on how to grow in prosperity right where you are by getting the most out of your relationships, how you spend your time, and how you spend your money. Jonathan Krueger is the founder of Lionsgate Advisors. He likes to call himself “the advisor’s advisor” and for good reason! He has been investing in the personal finance industry since 2000 and now owns the only fee-based investment firm in St. Louis that quarterbacks key strategies for converting tax liabilities to assets. When he is not bungee jumping over rivers in New Zealand or saving money for his clients, he hosts his own podcast called Living a Richer Life By Design where he talks about how to use relationships, community engagement, and of course, personal finances to live a more prosperous life.

Business marketing is a must for any entrepreneur. It spreads the word about your services, attracts target markets, and reels in new customers. But how do you market your business in the most cost-effective and efficient way?  Our guest in this episode offers a divisive-free method of advertising your business, which frees up your budget for other things while still attracting the right customers. Without paying anything, this clever marketing plan can solve any budget problems entrepreneurs struggle with. Brian Wolfs is the founder of B2B Growth Online, where he consults various types of business owners about their marketing strategies. He helps them dramatically reduce the amount of money spent on marketing, while still producing the same or even better results. With his guidance, your business could steadily receive new customers with little time and money commitment on your part.  In this episode, Brian shares several tips related to his LinkedIn lead generation and conversion system to help you start to receive the flow of abundance in your biz and life.

In every industry there is competition, whether you are a basket weaver or a celebrity wardrobe consultant or a real estate agent. If you’re like most entrepreneurs, you dream of being the one whose number everyone knows, whose face is on the billboards, and who lands the biggest clients just via word of mouth. The path to achieving that status isn’t always clear. Our guest on the show today will share some insight as to how she built an award-winning female owned company to become a top provider in her industry with an elite portfolio and name recognition. Gwen Grossman is the proud founding designer of Gwen Grossman Lighting Design, an architectural lighting design firm which combines art and technology to create the most beautiful and appropriate lighting for any occasion, whether for a celebrated hotel, an office, or a custom home.

For any business to grow, the team must expand past the founder.  Good hiring decisions catapult profits and movement towards one's vision.  A bad hire, especially in a small company, can be financially devastating.  And in larger organizations where safety is involved like Fire and Police Departments, the costs of a bad-fit employee can be lethal. Procrastinating hiring decisions keeps you stuck.  But how can you have confidence you are making the right selection of your next member of your team? Our guest Annette Alvarez co-owns First Idea with her husband.  First Idea initially specializes in mitigating the risks involved in the recruitment of Police and Fire personnel with written tests and, most notably, assessment centers. Now First Idea supports other organizations in the public and private sectors to hire the best staff with their innovative techniques for incorporating the organization’s mission, values, goals, and philosophy into its selection and promotional systems.

The Coronavirus pandemic threw everyone in for a loop. It rushed in out of nowhere, and there’s no end in sight either. Many of us are hanging on the edge from the built-up stress, fear, and financial setbacks. Businesses that you could count on are shut down, and those that are reopening still can’t operate at full potential. This prolonged pandemic has caused the steady deterioration of our psyche.  Our new guest shares her own unique perspective on the pandemic and how she handles it in a tactful, psychological manner. With her approach, daily life during the pandemic doesn’t have to be stressful or bothersome. That sense of normality that you miss isn’t as far away as you think. With ample experience in psychology, Dr. Suzanne Hollman spent time teaching at Divine Mercy University as the Academic Dean and Director of the Psy. D. Program. She recently accepted a position at Georgetown University. Dr. Hollman, who is of South African descent, studied for her Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at George Washington University and graduated to further pursue her love for psychology. Suzanne’s insight on the pandemic will provide a whole new outlook to help you through until the end.

We all say we want to change the world. But how are we going to accomplish that, and do we really believe we can? Somewhere along the way, we lose sight of that desire in the nuts and bolts of the business.  Conscious entrepreneurship allows us to leave a lasting positive impact on the world by shining our light, being clear on our mission, and letting that mission drive every thought we think and action we take. Our guest in this episode is going to give us some insight into conscious entrepreneurship and how we can renew and refocus our mission to leave the world better than we found it. Melinda Wittstock is a serial entrepreneur who found her passion for starting something and making waves at just 6 years old. She has founded successful companies in media and technology, spent time as a news anchor, and now interviews successful businesswomen on her WINGS podcast.

As the daughter of a civil rights activist, our guest for today has learned a lot about choosing her battles by watching her father vehemently fight them all. Equally a product of her mother’s faith-focused child rearing, she speaks passionately about the role purpose-based living has played in building her life and her diversified career.  Jade Simmons spent the first few years of her career performing as a classical concert pianist. Following an artistic epiphany, she pivoted from playing the piano to impressing audiences, to using the piano as the vehicle by which to provide the inspiration, information, and entertainment that profoundly moves them instead. Jade’s impactful message translates to corporate and college audiences alike. Her uncommon insight and enlightened perspective touch anyone looking for fresh ideas and inspiration.  Jade has performed at The White House and has also received the Sphinx Organization’s Medal of Excellence in a concert held at the US Supreme Court. This year, Jade hopes to return to The White House with her Operation Restoration 2020 program. 2020 Independent Presidential candidate, Jade Simmons, brings a new lane of experience to the table, eschewing the traditional path of politicians who have come before her. We have seen what politics, as usual, can do. It’s time now for a fresh take and a new vision.

Every child has dreams for their life and their future, and as we grow and learn those dreams evolve. For some of us, life gets in the way and we somehow grow to believe that we’re not worthy of dreaming big and actually achieving any of those dreams. Ultimately, that leads us to avoid taking the steps in life that would get us to where we wanted to go.  Our guest in this episode is going to give us some insight into how we can incorporate this inner knowledge and ability into our lives. Angela Meer, MA, MFA, is a new type of thought leader for the emerging Christian church. She runs a ministry in southern Oregon, and an online business helping Christians discover and pursue God's dreams for their lives. She is the host of the podcast "God-Sized Dreams in Bite-Sized Chunks."

Scott lives in New Orleans, Louisiana, and is born and raised in Atlanta. He is a husband to his beloved, Megan, and father of Cayden with his second child due in November. He loves to play tennis, sail, and throw a frisbee. In his spare time, he is pursuing a nonprofit that will minister to the needs of the family through the forms of art, formation, community, and human development. Scott loves his Catholic faith and is privileged to share time with people talking about matters that are close to the heart.

At Christian Biz Owners on Fire, we believe that each person on this earth has some God-given purpose, and our guest in this episode, Destiny Selormey, knows that sometimes it takes the right person to touch your heart and empower you to unlock your full potential. Destiny is the founder and president of SparkLife International, a nonprofit, community-based organization that seeks to elevate the status of women and children and improve their socioeconomic situations in Ghana, Africa. SparkLife International uses a leadership curriculum and participatory model to increase resilience, innovation, and technology used in these communities.  

Social media, web search ads, flyers, networking: these are all commonly used forms of business marketing which most of us feel comfortable using. However, most of us are missing out on one of the absolute most powerful ways to create and maintain connection with potential clients and customers: video marketing. Our guests in this episode, Steve and Jamie Geffner, share with us some of the reasons why video marketing is such an underutilized and underestimated tool, and how you can learn some tips and tricks to video marketing creation whether you do it yourself, or seek out a qualified video marketing professional to help you.

Small business owners have a wide variety of online systems to choose from when it comes to setting up their mobile offerings. Especially now in this time when businesses are pivoting to virtual-based services, it’s more important than ever to have accessible, integrated online systems that both you and your clients can easily use, from calendars to appointment scheduling to credit card processing. Our guest on the show today specializes in helping small business owners get set up with online systems for management and functionality.  Miles Bassett is the CEO of Wildman Web Solutions, a full-service digital agency that allows business owners access to the kind of high-quality software systems that large corporations use, at an appropriate and understandable level.

As we focus on pivoting our businesses in the current climate, working hard on our next big project, most of us may not be paying as much attention as would be in the state of our health and fitness. The gym is closed, we have more time on our hands, and the loss of normal routines can contribute to weight gain, depression, fatigue, and increased susceptibility to illness.  Our guest in this episode will inspire us to take a closer look at our overall health and wellness, sharing some strategies for real business owners to incorporate into our lives to stay healthy.  Gina Ruby is a Certified Health Coach and has spent 15 years in the health and wellness industry helping hundreds of clients lose weight and improve their health. She is also a Business Mentor and not only built her own million-dollar team but has also helped many other entrepreneurs build their successful businesses as well.

Are you a frustrated leader with disengaged employees and a chaotic workplace culture? It may seem really tempting to crack down and be the tough guy, but believe it or not, you can take a much gentler approach to complete transformation of your company if you just know how.  Our guest in this episode combines her study of human nature with her skills as a business coach to create unique strategies to transform company culture with enhanced emotional intelligence.  Mary Pat Knight is a Transformational Strategist who believes that by leveraging the power of emotional intelligence, leaders can transform not only their businesses, but influence their employees, their family members, and ultimately the world. Mary is the founder and CEO of Leaders Inspired, a leadership development firm that focuses on creating individual and team transformation. She coaches executives and their teams to harness the power of emotional intelligence to lead with authenticity, accountability, and communication to create compelling cultures, engaged employees, and business results.

Many young people don’t know what to do with their lives, or what kinds of career options may be available to them. Our guest in this episode connects job seekers with opportunities within the construction niche, via a specialized service that elevates, enhances, and diversifies the profession. Paul was a Construction Manager at Target for six years during which he completed a portfolio of 50+ projects, consisting of domestic new store and remodel construction and International expansion construction, totalling roughly $600M. There, he honed his natural interpersonal and communication skills to galvanize individuals of diverse backgrounds around an initiative; Target Corporation took notice and tapped him to consult them regarding the implementation of their diversity initiatives and education. Paul Robinson is an entrepreneur, pastor, and motivational speaker who is passionate about providing education and resources to young people who can find fulfilment and career achievements through the construction industry.

Social media, web search ads, flyers, networking: these are all commonly used forms of business marketing which most of us feel comfortable using. However, most of us are missing out on one of the absolute most powerful ways to create and maintain connection with potential clients and customers: video marketing. Our guests in this episode share with us some of the reasons why video marketing is such an underutilized and underestimated tool, and how you can learn some tips and tricks to video marketing creation whether you do it yourself, or seek out a qualified video marketing professional to help you.  Steve and Jaime Geffner are the husband-wife,  co-founders of Geffner Productions, a video marketing firm. Jaime is a past producer of “The Dr. Phil Show”, while Steve has a filmmaking degree and gained his foothold into the industry by working on the popular sitcom “Frasier”. Together, they provide complete video marketing design and creation for businesses, as well as teach business owning creatives how to DIY their video marketing.

In this episode, returning guests Ben and Anita Tatlow discuss how they developed their own unique style of music and incorporate their Christian witness into each aspect of their lives.  In a world less friendly to Christians on a daily basis, Ben and Anita are authentic, bold, yet inviting witnesses of their Christian faith while providing music that heals and fortifies the soul.  

High achieving established business women are some of the most driven, motivated, and hardworking people in the world. Yet when it comes to taking care of our physical health, we often don’t know how to slow down, take a break, and reduce our stress levels before they reach a dangerous height.  Our guest in this episode specializes in helping high achievers develop a method of self-care that actually works, bringing some balance into a fast-paced life.  Dr. Felice Carlton is a doctor of nursing practice, health advisor, and dynamic speaker who is on a mission to improve the lives and health of high achievers everywhere.

We all want to see ourselves as great leaders with a commanding presence and the ability to hold our listeners’ attention. But how often does that work out for us in real life - especially if we haven’t been given any tools to help us develop those important skills? Our guest in this episode talks about developing a style of leadership that is not only effective but completely authentic to who we are as individuals. Angie Nuttle is the founder of the School of Executive Presence, helping leaders find their ability to speak clearly and with confidence, work effectively with others, and advance in their careers in an authentic way. She’s also recently embarked on the popular trend (at least prior to our temporary social distancing strategy)  on shared workspace with her new co-working concept in her community.

Our world is turned upside down by the coronavirus situation, leaving most unable to derive comfort from the tradition of public worship.  Our guests in this episode are Ben & Anita Tatlow, Hong Kong-based Christian recording artists Salt of the Sound, and we feel that their music can be a source of calm in the storm.

Our guest in this episode teaches business women how to smash through this very obstacle, in order to reach their true goals without spinning their wheels.  Emily Allen is a strategy and planning expert as well as a success coach for entrepreneurs. With over 15 years of experience, she provides insight on how to do more of what you need to get to where you want to be - and less of the urgent but not necessary task list.

In an established or even oversaturated industry, there is always a lot of pressure to avoid rocking the boat, and stay within the systems that others have typically followed. But what if your values are leading you down a different path? Our guest in this episode was faced with this very question as a family practice physician who discovered an innovative solution to health care needs: direct primary care.  Dr Nicholas Tomsen is the co-founder of Antioch Med, a family medicine clinic in Wichita, KS offering direct primary care. Dr Nick wanted to be the type of physician who could really focus on caring for his patients and spending enough time with them, while bypassing skyrocketing costs of medicines and procedures via insurance companies.

Our guest in this episode has created a successful lifestyle brand company based on this very approach: selling a feeling, not a product. There are countless choices on the market for products within her niche, but what has made her brand a success is its creativity in forming a contagious connection with the hearts of customers.   Gila Kurtz is the co-founder of Dog is Good, a lifestyle brand offering fashionable and humorous apparel and products capturing the unique bond between humans and their dogs. Gila hails from California with her husband and daughter, and has received several prestigious awards for her work in the pet industry, including Women in the Pet Industry Network’s 2017 Woman of the Year.

Getting sued or otherwise making a legal misstep is a fear in the back of everyone’s minds, but none so much as the new business owner who is just trying their best to get off to the right start. With licensing, hiring, trademarking, contracting, and other factors to consider, if you didn’t go to law school you probably have some idea that you need professional input in this area.  Sound advice helps not just to simply avoid running into legal problems, but to enjoy successful and thriving business systems. Our guest in this episode, Matthew Davis, shares with us some of the most important legal considerations for startups and new business owners - which areas are okay to DIY, which areas you absolutely need to consult a business lawyer on, and how to find an experienced and trustworthy lawyer in your area who knows their stuff when it comes to small business laws.  

It never fails: when we speak to entrepreneurs who are fulfilled, satisfied, and couldn’t imagine doing anything else with their lives, whatever their niche is, it’s always about serving others and bringing some form of enrichment to people’s lives. That’s what we’re going to discuss today with our guest, who took over 20 years of experience in sales and marketing and created her own business focused on helping women feel beautiful and confident in their own skin, whether for special occasions or every day. Carleen Murone is the founder and owner of the fastest-growing therapeutic spa in South West Florida. She has built her company on a faith-based foundation for both her team and clients and provides bridal beauty and photography sessions, oncology aesthetics, and skin care and treatments for all skin needs and occasions.

“More time” is something all of us as business owners wish for. In fact, feeling rushed, stressed, and under time constraints for deadlines and marketing and networking is a huge factor when it comes to making mistakes in business or even deciding to close it all down. Women especially struggle with feelings of guilt and lack of confidence when it comes to saying no to things that don’t serve us in our businesses and our personal lives. The repercussions can spill over into all of these areas, causing us to never be truly present in the moment whether we are leading a meeting, working with a client, or playing with our kids.  Our guest in this episode, Pam Drzewiecki, teaches entrepreneurs how to create a life that works for them, from sorting the urgent from the necessary, to learning how to be okay with empty space on the calendar, to discovering what really matters most in life and business.

Brenda Byers, of Prosper In All Things, is a motivational speaker and business coach who helps empower and elevate the lives of business owners through unlocking the spiritual side of success.

Our guest in this episode provides support and education for investing in real estate and other tools for realistic and successful wealth-building for the future, while continuing to do what you love. Ellis Hammond is the founder of a real estate investment firm partnering with future-minded individuals who wish to grow their portfolios through solid investment opportunities in order to live the life they want and make a difference in their communities.

Our guest in this episode shares some exciting things that she has learned about what it takes to craft a company culture that inspires, motivates, and empowers people to do their best work, and love their environment. Ashley Brinton is a motivational speaker and coach who focuses on helping companies overcome their obstacles to a healthy and vibrant company culture. 

Leads may or may not be too hard to come by - even qualified leads - but when it comes to turning those leads into paying clients, that’s where many business owners falter. Many of us       feel our confidence level drop when we start talking about money, or even feel guilty or embarrassed to give a sales pitch. We want to learn to convert conversations to clients more effectively, but with a level of integrity that makes the whole process feel authentic and true to ourselves. Our guest in this episode teaches a process of turning leads into clients from your value-based sales conversations, in total integrity and authenticity. Full understanding of the psychology of customers and the entire sales process is the basis of his system. Tiji Thomas is a 7-figure success coach and the president of “The UnSelling System”. Using his Get Clients. Not Leads.™ client conversion process, he has built a successful company and now helps other entrepreneurs, coaches, course instructors, and service providers to increase their revenue through authenticity and integrity-based conversions of leads into paying clients.

No matter how “successful” we may be in business, most of us at some point experience a form of burnout. We feel depressed, don’t enjoy the highs in business as much, and generally just go through the motions in our daily routine. What if we could get that “spark” back - that fire that lit under us when we first began, driving us to passionately execute each detail, inspiring everyone around us with our spirit of motivation and enjoyment? Our guest in this episode provides transformational coaching to help tired, disconnected women rediscover real enjoyment and passion again in life, business, and every other arena. Lee Noto is a “Burnout to Bliss” Transformational Coach with first-hand experience in feeling burned out and disconnected with what she once enjoyed. Through the “Bliss Method”, Lee’s signature transformational offering, she now helps other women turn their lives around and find their bliss each new day.

A lot of us dreamed of starting our own business and being our own boss, but may not have known exactly what type of business we wanted to go into. Cafes and shops sound dreamy, coaching sounds fulfilling, crafting would be a great outlet...but the reality is that these business ideas are oversaturated in most areas. If you want to not only stay in business, but thrive as you serve your market and earn the revenue you desire, you’d better have a unique twist to your offering that really makes you stand out.  Our guest today took a different approach to going into business, by seeing a need that was going unmet in the marketplace, and creating a startup that would fill the gap. Michael Ly is the CEO and co-founder of Reconciled, a completely online-based accounting firm which lets business owners get their bookkeeping done in a fast, easy, and painless way with help from a certified accountant.

Few of us are fully prepared for setbacks in life, whether they happen in our business, in our families, our health, or any other sector. But it's what we do with those setbacks that ultimately transform us into who we're meant to become, for the good or bad. How can we learn to take the obstacles in our lives and grow past them to become better people, better Christians, better business owners? Our guest in this episode will share with us how her personal journey through some of life's most crushing obstacles not only led to the other side, but to a richly meaningful life teaching others what it means to persevere. Regina Pontes is the author of "Perseverance Is Key!, a new release book chronicling her journey through life's difficulties and how perseverance in faith helped her to heal and overcome. Perseverance Is Key! Received a coveted award from the 2019 Catholic Press Association Book Awards, which strengthened Regina's belief in God's desire for her to share this powerful message.

In this part two of our interview with Kelly McCausey,  we’ll explore Kelly’s rags-to-riches story and how you can work smart to develop multiple, many passive, revenue streams in your business. Last time we focused on how Kelly learned to work smart by focusing on the needs of her tribe. This week we will pick Kelly’s brain on the step-by-step way to build a profitable business with multiple revenue streams.

A lot of women have the entrepreneurial spirit but fail to pursue their dreams of working for themselves. Being expected to perfectly wear several hats simultaneously and tirelessly, these women are weighed down with reasons and fears not to begin their own businesses. Or for those who have gone past their fears, starting out overworked and underpaid is a common scenario. In this competitive age of online businesses, how do you get started pursuing your passion of building your own enterprise?  Our guest in this episode began her business ventures in 2002 as a broke single mom making graphics and creating websites for home-based business owners. Working hard with long hours she soon realized she charged too little for her time and talents.   Kelly McCausey eventually started working smarter instead of harder, discovered better ways to build an income online, and founded Love People + Make Money. Kelly blogs, podcasts, creates information products and runs a membership program.  Now, she has a six-figure online business running a membership program and hosting live retreats (on the beach!) for female entrepreneurs to help them build up their communities and businesses. In this first part of a two-part series, we’ll explore Kelly’s rags to riches story and how you can work smart to develop multiple, many passive, revenue streams in your business.

Personal finance is oftentimes something that is first learned outside the classroom. When we were kids, perhaps the education we receive came from the financial habits we see around us– the TV, family and friends. Some of what we learn may be positive. But more likely, we are picking up incorrect or distorted ideas about money and financial management from what we absorb around us. Whether we  realize it or not, our early relationship with money did impact our finances as adults. This is why it’s so important for us adults to help our children acquire the knowledge and skills they need to build healthy financial habits down the road.  Our guest in this episode will share with us a wealth of knowledge about teaching kids financial literacy. Richard Logan is the CEO of Incent, a startup company dedicated to teaching children the financial management skills they need to become responsible, successful adults. Through fun financial education, Incent  helps financial institutions grow and build deposits and customer loyalty. Richard is a former Chief Information Officer (CIO) at Credit Union of America. He began developing the application in 2018 as a result of his own needs with his own children.

As a business owner, salesmanship skills are an integral part of bringing in revenue. However, as faith-based business owners, we often worry about how to come across as completely authentic in our sales interactions, ensuring that we are using high-integrity methods while also ensuring that our income needs are met.    Sometimes selling a physical product such as a car or machinery, or in direct sales, or selling an intangible service such as coaching or financial planning, may make us uncomfortable.   But the fact is, we must use sales methods in order to turn a prospect into income that puts food on our tables and keeps our lights on. We want to make sure that we are walking in total integrity and alignment as faith-based business owners making sales. This conundrum is the basis for a dynamic coaching system which exists to help Christian salespeople improve their sales performances through authenticity and meaningful relationship building within their communities.  Justin Janowski is the CEO of Faith2Influence, which has been changing the outlook of Christian business owners and leaders on sales over the last year. Justin's experience in sales, coaching, leadership, and personal development led him to create Faith2Influence to guide other faith-based entrepreneurs through their most financially profitable, and spiritually aligned, sales journeys.

Many verses in the Bible talk about money, and for some, the teachings can be conflicting. On one hand it says it’s the root of all evil; but it also talks about ways to use your money to a blessing to others. Money is also  discussed in the Bible as there’s a direct correlation between the way we handle our money and our faith. When it comes to money, we will either worship wealth or worship with our wealth. These conflicting ideas led two young Harvard MBA graduates explore the intersection of faith and money.  John Cortines and Gregory Baumer, through their book, “God And Money: How We Discovered True Riches At Harvard Business School”, tell their story of God’s transforming power and how it changed their lives and their relationship with money. Now from their second book, “True Riches: What Jesus Really Said About Money and Your Heart”, we have the honor of co-author Greg Baumer here to share with our listeners his journey towards wealth and stewardship.

Financial planning is challenging enough when you have a set salary.  But for entrepreneurs, who eat what they kill, feast or famine revenue streams can put saving for the future on the back burner.  And the 17 hats newer or even long standing business owners are juggling to keep everything in the black doesn’t always allow as much time working on the business to creatively look for creative ways to bring more money into their businesses and lives. Fancy investment strategies don’t cut the mustard when one hasn’t mastered the  initial goal of generating more money to be able to invest. Our guest in this episode, author and podcast host Jason Parker,   shares his simple tips on making more money and how to more effectively save for the future.

In an increasingly online world, there's simply too much information available for most of us to filter out. That's why we look to influencers: highly visible social media figures who share our values and interests and who we look to for trusted recommendations.  Our guest in this episode shares how she used her skills and status as an online influencer to build a niche business that not only keeps her at the forefront of her target audience's minds, but successfully sustains streams of revenue. Kristen Levine is the founder of Pet Living, an online platform connecting animal lovers with uplifting and helpful information on living their best life with their furry friends, and connecting pet-friendly companies with the best public relations and marketing resources.

Law firms are the first place you think of when you are looking for that warm, fuzzy feeling. Our guest in this episode, Cynthia Grande, has found a way to consistently offer genuine client empathy in an innovative business model that helps her clients navigate challenging legal situations with ease and peace of mind.  

Our guest returned to Christ later in life.  He experienced worldly success in the hospitality industry as a non-Christian and in his new life in Christ.  As a successful restaurateur, he faced cultural issues in the workplace as he sought change and had to overcome his fear of speaking.  Our guest transitioned from being a hater of Christians to a believer and champion. But that didn’t eliminate issues that many face around toxic work environments, the fast pace of life, and the backlash that comes with being bold for a cause you now believe is worth fighting for.  Peter Demos entered the family restaurant business at the age of twelve, learning all aspects of the business from the bottom up.  After becoming a lawyer, Peter returned to the food industry, becoming the President of Toot’s Restaurant and Toot’s Franchising. Peter created a mission-focused culture in his restaurants, while he dealt with shocks and challenges from colleagues and others in his professional and personal life when he boldly came back to Christ in middle age.

Our guest today has a career that spans close to forty years.  Bob Brick is a third generation Traverse City, Michigan native, and has been called, ‘one of Traverse City’s natural resources.’  Bob is a gentleman considered a cornerstone in his community and is the top one percent of all Realtors in North America for over thirty years.  His sales represent over 400 million dollars in sales volume and he has earned the RE/MAX International Lifetime Achievement Award and in 1997 was named Michigan’s #1  agent. Bob believes that relationships are built through trust and authenticity and he strives to exceed expectations and succeed through a powerful work ethic. But we aren’t going to talk about any of that in our interview with Bob today.   Today Bob will share his story and insights about a powerful tool he has discovered:  quantum physics.

What is it that you desire out of life? What is it that you are passionate about? These are questions that get asked of all of us as we imagine our futures. We seem to operate under the belief that if we just find out what we are passionate about, everything else will fall into place and we will live the life we have always dreamt of.  But here’s the problem with this approach: It hardly ever works. But did you know that designing your life—that is, the process of becoming your best self and creating a lifestyle that is tailored to your preferences, passions, and dreams—is achievable for those who are willing to put in the work?   In this episode life coach Denise Walsh shares some tips on how to get started designing a life that you’ve been dreaming of–and can be proud of.  

Mika Gross, M.S., is founder and owner of The Parent’s Place. Mika has degrees in Psychology and Family Therapy and is a 25 year professional in the fields of child and adolescent services, family therapy and education, program development and marketing, and business operations. She is an active volunteer in the Wichita community. Mika facilitates parenting classes and small group sessions, child development education, and one-on-one private consultation and education. She incorporates some of the Love and Logic® parenting principles in the programs and services based on  her expertise in child development, brain development and family systems principles. She commits to giving you practical strategies in a supportive and compassionate environment that appreciates the complexities of parenting.

Most people would agree that life can be messy.  When you are a business owner on top of that, it can get even messier. One of the differences between us and the angels is that God gave us earthly bodies.  Throw the daily details of being human in the mix, if not handled properly, and you can have a real mess! Add the complexity of the drama of salvation history and visible and invisible battle for our souls in active spiritual warfare, and it’s hard to keep anything clean! Our guest today, Laura Woj, is the founder of Super Undies and Threaded Armor, companies specializing in incontinence for children and adults. She lives in California with her husband of 18 years and 3 children, and is an active member at Lighthouse Church in Newbury Park, CA. Laura has a heart for folks suffering with incontinence, and finds herself uniquely positioned to help them. Her background in cloth diaper manufacturing now aids children with special need and adults with incontinence all over the world.   

In today's world, the subject of ethics is more important than ever as we all strive to leave Earth a better place than we found it. That is the mission of Rabbi Yonason Goldson, a world-traveling wisdom seeker who now brings Jewish teachings on ethics to the business world as a TEDTalk presenter and keynote speaker. Don't miss the opportunity to hear an exclusive interview with Rabbi Yonason Goldson as he shares how he transforms workplaces into spheres of interfaith collaboration, conflict resolution, and “all for one, one for all” mentality.

In a saturated and highly competitive industry, business owners have to work harder and more creatively to even get noticed. This can lead to burnout, or having to take on less satisfying jobs to pay the bills since your dream career isn’t overflowing with revenue.  Our guest in this episode shares how he used his skills in one of the most competitive industries in the world to create a whole new income-producing niche which uses his talents, helps the next generation thrive, and builds revenue. Bruce Wilson is the founder of Kid Power Programs, a faith-based traveling production teaching families the importance of a healthy lifestyle through a live-action one-man show in 3D. Bruce got his degree in music theater and moved from Wichita KS to New York City to pursue a life in the entertainment industry. After getting a gig entertaining kids, he discovered his love for performing for children and creating educational entertainment curricula.  Bruce used his skills as an actor and a businessperson together to create Kid Power Programs, and now travels the country in character to educate and entertain in theatres, churches, and organizations. And recently, Bruce stepped out in faith to incorporate spirituality into his mission and message, combining his revenue-generating career niche with spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Distance used to be a hurdle for most with all kinds of business and personal connections, including romantic ones.  Business owners are wise not to get too sucked into working too much at the expense of investing in personal relationships. With so many communication apps available now, distance may no longer be an obstacle to having a long distance relationship (LDR). Staying in touch has never been easier; however, actually connecting with someone living a few hundred — or thousand — miles away is still no easy feat. Add that to the normal ups and downs of being in a relationship it's no wonder that LDRs don't work for everyone. However LDRs can and do work — it just takes some creativity, communication, planning, and sometimes, even mentoring. Our guest in this episode, Johnathan Jena, is the founder of Undivided, a professional mentoring business specially made for people in long distance relationships. Undivided focuses on personal development, mutual growth, and unlocking for their clients, a rock-solid bond with their partner that not only withstands the tests of distance, but the tests of time. In a world where long distance love is still often seen as "illegitimate" or "not worth the risk", Johnathan, through his company, wants to show people that there is an easier way to feel close when you're far apart.

Distance used to be a hurdle for most with all kinds of business and personal connections, including romantic ones.  Business owners are wise not to get too sucked into working too much at the expense of investing in personal relationships. With so many communication apps available now, distance may no longer be an obstacle to having a long distance relationship (LDR). Staying in touch has never been easier; however, actually connecting with someone living a few hundred — or thousand — miles away is still no easy feat. Add that to the normal ups and downs of being in a relationship it's no wonder that LDRs don't work for everyone. However LDRs can and do work — it just takes some creativity, communication, planning, and sometimes, even mentoring. Our guest in this episode is the founder of Undivided, a professional mentoring business specially made for people in long distance relationships. Undivided focuses on personal development, mutual growth, and unlocking for their clients, a rock-solid bond with their partner that not only withstands the tests of distance, but the tests of time. Johnathan Jena was in a long distance relationship himself for over 3 years, bridging the 3,100 miles distance. He and his partner developed ways to help them cope with many of the common issues long-distance couples face (such as loneliness, conflict resolution, intimacy, jealousy, personal growth, etc.).  In a world where long distance love is still often seen as "illegitimate" or "not worth the risk", Johnathan, through his company, wants to show people that there is an easier way to feel close when you're far apart.

In this age of infinite choices, small business owners need to be creative in finding ways to stand out in a crowded marketplace. But how do you do that? One way to do so is via brand photos. Photography can help you represent yourself to the world in a way that’s positive, genuine and, most importantly, unique to your business. After all, you and your business are more than a logo.  You as the business owner are the face of your business. It’s important to have a visual brand that presents you in the best light, with an up-to-date look that you feel fabulous about. Needless to say, how a brand is perceived affects its success! Our guest in this episode spends just as much time identifying your brand as she does behind the camera. Stephanie Simpson, owner of branding photography company Simpson Portraits, has years of experience in marketing, image making, and visual storytelling. That combination of skills makes her uniquely qualified to help you to build your business and your brand. Stephanie helps people feel good about themselves. She can see the real you inside and helps bring that to life. Many of her clients are uncomfortable being in front of the camera, but Stephanie guides them through every pose, expression, and mood to shape a cohesive brand story.

Personal branding used to include nothing more than a simple business card with your name on it. But with the development of social media and an increasingly individualized society, the brand you build around yourself is perhaps the single most important way to stand out in your spheres of influence. If you’re interested in becoming a leader in your field or landing your dream job, you need to set up and maintain a digital presence and in person presentation that tells people who you are and why you’re special. But for some reason, many of us aren’t comfortable with developing our personal brand. For some, especially for beginner entrepreneurs, it could feel forced. Or some don’t want to put themselves out there. Or they feel like they’re selling out. What exactly is personal branding and how do you establish an awesome personal brand?   Our guest in this episode, JuliAnn Stitick, is a Personal Brand Strategist with over 22 years of experience working with trusted brands such as Lexus, Nordstrom, Disney, LAPD, Kaiser Permanente and Caruso Affiliated . Her expertise in helping her clients connect with their audience has also attracted notable Oscar and Golden Globe winning clients.

It doesn’t matter what products or services you offer. In this age of countless options, being able to differentiate yourself from your competitors and position yourself as the person or business most suited to serve them is vital to your success. The secret to getting noticed is authority. When you have authority, people will pay attention. When you are perceived as an expert in your industry, people will naturally want to work with you. They will seek you out instead of you chasing them. Our guest in this episode talks about the importance of first and foremost establishing yourself to be an authority figure in your industry rather than focusing on generating leads and converting those prospects into clients. Weston Lyon is the author of 19 books and one of the only authors to ever write nine books in eleven months. Weston also founded Plug & Play Publishing, a Pittsburgh-based authority-positioning company that teaches coaches, consultants, speakers, and other education-based service providers how to write a book to grow their business.

Lacking the “grit”. Silencing the inner critic. Procrastination. Beginner entrepreneurs are very much guilty of these self-sabotaging roadblocks that drive them further away from their goal of thriving in their business. You may not be aware of it but some of those are inherited roadblocks and patterns that once recognized and released will lead to awakening of your life. Our guest in this episode is an intuitive life coach and transformational energy healer. Lisa Thomas has had the privilege of working with talented people from all walks of life. She empowers individuals to reach their full potential by removing inherited emotional blocks such as fear of success, fear of failure, anxiety, procrastination, fear of public speaking, false money beliefs, relationship drama and business stagnation. Lisa's expertise in removing inherited patterns within the epigenetics empowers people to get their gifts, talents and bright ideas out into the world, confidently and in alignment with their Soul's purpose.  

This episode focuses on a specific niche, which is dancing, but make sure to tune in as we discuss everything involved in owning a commercial venture that requires capital and business savvy. Our guest in this episode owns a dance school that helps instructors set up classes on-site in schools. Jeannette Sermak-Proulx  has been teaching since 1981. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Dance from California Institute of the Arts, a Bachelor of Arts in English/Dance from Loyola Marymount University, and a Polish Folk Dance Teaching credential from Bursa Szkol Artystynych Lublin, Poland. Jeannette has built her business from the ground up by mastering cold calling.  She is in the process of writing a book teaching others how to have cold calling success.  

The strengths approach says that when it comes to developing people, there is more to be gained by building on their existing strengths than on trying to correct or make  good their weaknesses.    Too many people focus on fixing what's "wrong" with themselves, instead of appreciating and leveraging the unique, innate talents they already possess.   Our guest in this episode, Bea Roper, is a coach who uses the  power of CliftonStrengths.

Have you heard of the adage that says, “Leaders aren't trained, they're developed”?  This is a subtle yet very important distinction lost on many. In this episode, our guest explains the distinction between leadership coaching and leadership development and how one is better than the other.   David M Robertson is a Leadership Development Practitioner with GrassFire Industries LLC in Wichita, Kansas. He developed and continues to refine the several programs now being taught at GrassFire and has been teaching leadership development in various roles since 2009.

In last week’s episode, we talked about tithing and how doing so can actually lead you to a six-figure income. This week, returning guest Michael Holmes, founder of tithehacker.org, shares with us the stories, patterns, and strategies employed by wealth Christian entrepreneurs and how everyday business owners like us can learn from those habits.  

An old saying goes, “We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give”. But what if you are told that you do not just give, but to give a percentage of what you are actually earning? The first ten percent, to be specific. This is called tithing. When it comes to the topic of tithing, many Christians want to rationalize. For those who find themselves in financial trouble, tithing doesn’t make sense from an economic standpoint. One person who found himself questioning the Bible teaching of tithing led him to an experiment that changed the course of his life.   Michael Holmes, the founder of tithehacker.org, shares how a ”tithing experiment” took him from unemployed, broke, and in debt to a six-figure income in a matter of 2 years. Check out Part 2 of his interview here.

If you watch any of my Facebook Live videos, read my blogs, or are a regular listener to Christian Biz Owners on Fire radio, then you have heard me talk about the Manifesting Your Vision session. Tune in to hear the scoop on why to do one!

Christian biz owners are often uncomfortable sharing why their product or service is best for you or your business. Don't be the best kept secret in town. Learn ways to communicate your advantage to your clients with humility and grace.  

These simple tips can help you make sure you absolutely love the business and life you are creating.  So many people are short-sighted.  They don't consider the impact of their business models on their lives.  They compartmentalize rather than look at a global view. But by being a Christian Biz Owners on Fire radio listener, you can avoid these common pitfalls and enjoy your journey as much as the end result.  

Are you sales shy? Ryann Dowdy is passionate about changing the negative stigma around sales and helping women in business become confident in bringing on new clients and asking for what they deserve.

In this episode, Pam Hopman gives recommendations on what to look at with the money data

In this episode, Pam Hopman, creator of The Money Profile and author of the best-selling book, “Wealth Amplified", talkss about money mindset and the money style diagnostic tool she has created. 

Thought leaders are the informed, go-to people in their fields of expertise. For small business owners, becoming a thought leader within one’s industry can open up the doors to numerous opportunities for business growth. But while many strive for thought leadership, few actually know how to achieve it. Especially these days when being heard is tough enough–what more being heard online? Our guest in this episode shares some tips on how to be a thought leader in your industry. Mitchell Levy is the AHA Guy & CEO at AHAthat who empowers thought leaders to share their genius. He is an accomplished Entrepreneur who has created twenty businesses in Silicon Valley including four publishing companies that have published over 800 books. Mitchell is a TEDx speaker and international bestselling author with fifty nine business books. He’s provided strategic consulting to over one hundred companies, has advised over five hundred CEOs on critical business issues, and has been chairman of the board of a NASDAQ-listed company.  

At its worst, anger can be incredibly frustrating and vexing, and it can become a tremendous obstacle to our success. At its best, however, anger is an emotion that can fuel us to great success–and ultimately, even happiness–so long as we control it.

Nobody plans to get sick, but the number one reason businesses get put up for sale is a health scare suffered by the owner.  Illness of the owner or another crisis can lead the owner to sell the business only getting pennies on the dollar.  Small business owners have to manage their funds to stay in business.  With the daily challenges of making a business work, putting plans in place to protect the company and owner from potentially fatal events in the future often is not a current-day financial priority. Our guest helps educate business owners on the real risks while providing an affordable means to protect the business they are building.  Luis Beeli is the CEO of Lunar Financial Services, a company that creates protection for businesses should the owner becomes ill.

In this digital age where business owners are endlessly being told just how critical web presence is to their business’s success, it’s but natural to feel overwhelmed. There are countless online marketing and networking tools available that entrepreneurs sometimes feel like unplugging.   But there is no need to resist networking and marketing just because you hate putting yourself and your business out there, especially in the online world. Remember that relationships are key and businesses are never built in a vacuum. Our guest in this episode shows that nothing keeps things classier than old school moves that show others that online social media hasn’t destroyed your manners when it comes to being social in the business world.  Gail Foley has been known as “The Hey Card Lady” for 12+ years. An entrepreneur, relationship marketing consultant, personal development trainer, author, speaker, network marketer, and podcast talk show host, Gail shares her own true story of transformation in “Stop The Ride! Taming The Emotional Roller Coaster” published in the book: ‘A Journey Within Self- Discovery for Women’.

In this episode, our guest talks about mindfulness– how business owners can benefit from practicing this and how to incorporate this into your daily routine.   Connie Porazka is the Founder of Retreat to Joy, a company that creates workshops focused on mindfulness to increase awareness, creativity, and productivity for businesses and groups.   Connie has over 20 years of healthcare marketing and promotion experience. An encore entrepreneur, she believes that being present in your life is the path to more joy and less stress.

Working with the right business coach or consultant can truly help you take your business to new heights. The support and guidance you receive will save you SO much time and money when it comes to creating and nurturing a profitable business.  But do you know the difference between a business coach and a consultant? How do you know which one is best for you? Our guest in this episode gives some much-needed clarity, so you can decide which one you actually need– or if you require the services of both. Lee Gray is a certified Business Coach, providing business help, business advice, business coaching, and mentoring services to small and medium-sized businesses.

Kristian Jaloway, founder and CEO of Jaloway Leadership Consulting (JLC) believes that no business can thrive without a healthy culture, and his experience abroad taught him how to get beyond the superficial to go to the heart of what makes people tick. In this episode Kristian gives us tips on how to train your employees to be leaders, encourage your employees to own up to their responsibilities and take an active role in growing your company.

In our last episode, we talked about the importance of digital marketing to businesses. In this episode returning guest Jean Scally delves deeper into digital marketing for entrepreneurs, focusing on establishing effective social media campaigns and maximizing the Internet for business profits. Jean is the founder of Jeanius Marketing, a company that offers services including: Website development, search engine visibility, lead capture strategies, social media marketing, video marketing, email and text message marketing, and digital advertising.

Having a strong online presence is a crucial component of your marketing strategy, no matter what size your business is or what industry it belongs to. But it can be a daunting task for a beginner entrepreneur to take care of the moving parts of the business, let alone establish an online presence. Our guest is a marketing strategist and best-selling author, and speaker. Jean Scally’s  proven marketing strategies help every type of business, even if they're just getting started. (In fact, grand openings are a specialty of hers!). In this episode, Jean helps us navigate marketing in the digital world. Her business, Jeanius Marketing, works with businesses across the USA. Jeanius Marketing services include Website development, search engine visibility, lead capture strategies, social media marketing, video marketing, email and text message marketing, and digital advertising.

Our guest in this episode has co-founded a ministry that equips parishes to create a spiritual home that ministers to the practical, emotional and spiritual needs of caregivers, giving them the tools and resources to help caregivers connect with their faith and encounter Christ so that they can see the grace and blessings in their caregiver journey. Deb Kelsey-Davis, RN, MHSA, is a caregiver to her aging parents, one of the most important and challenging roles of her lifetime.

Corporate philanthropy, corporate social responsibility, giving back. While these are part of a company’s mission statement, oftentimes, the majority of employees have no direct connection to the work that is being done. Instead, they may see a picture of their CEO handing out a giant check or watch on the sideline as another executive is honored for giving back, all the while having no understanding as to how they have personally contributed. In this episode, we talk about how to turn employees from being passive spectators into engaged contributors to your social enterprise. Think about this: What happens when employees, customers and passion come together?  A purposeful employee-first culture comes alive.   Our guest in this episode believes in order for a company’s “Culture of Good” to be successful and meaningful, giving back must be ingrained in the foundation of its core values.   Ryan McCarty is an author, speaker and co-founder of Culture of Good, Inc. Ryan’s work has been featured in Huffington Post, Inc.com, People, Forbes and more. He is featured on podcasts regularly for his profound message on how to operate your business and live your life with a soul.

Our guest in this episode is three-time International Best-selling Author & Confidence and Presence Coach, Dorothy-Inez Del Tufo.  She is passionate about working with high-functioning women entrepreneurs, coaches and leaders who are ready to show up and shine online and in-person with more purpose, power and presence so they can have more influence and impact in the world with their business. 

Stephanie Rising has 20+ years of practical management and marketing experience combining behavioral analysis, business diagnostics, and employee alignment processes into strategic and tactical business solutions. Her company, The Rising Effect, elevates family-owned businesses and partnerships to create profitable growth, personal harmony, and a lasting legacy. 

Hers is a powerful story of healing. Kathy Bates is a licensed massage therapist utilizing many tools to bring improved health and appearance to her clients. She is the author of the book, Getting Well God’s Way, a personal account of her healing journey from several diseases. 

Freeing people from their economic and emotional blocks empowers them to best fulfill their God-given mission.

 Sonya Gregory is the president of GOL Solutions, a company that provides  hands-on coaching and showing entrepreneurs HOW TO apply those techniques and skills in their business or personal life. Sonya is a management consultant, executive coach, trainer, and inspiration visionary.  Her passion is to help people recognize the leadership abilities within themselves and to assist in creating successful team environments. Sonya combines her 20 years of practical management experience and her knowledge in organizational leadership, communication, and the behavioral sciences to create successful leaders, teams, and organizations.

Our guest for this episode is a Mental Game Coach for NCSA Athletic Recruiting and former infielder for Northwestern University and the San Diego Padres. Carmen Bucci has 20 years of experience as an Educational and Motivational Storyteller to professional athletes, student-athletes, and entrepreneurs, specializing in talks on the Power of the Mind. Carmen has also toured and performed the country doing standup comedy. 

Getting organized is key to creating the life we want for ourselves and our families.  This is sometimes no easy task, but gaining and using organizing skills in our daily lives can be so important and rewarding. Our guest for today is an organizing coach for business and life success. Marcia Ramsland owns Organizing Pro. Her company  organizes client homes, offices, time, and paperwork from Rochester, NY, to San Diego, CA. Marcia is also the Best-Selling Author of the Simplify Your Life Book Series, which has sold over 100,000 copies.  In this episode, Marcia helps us realize that no one needs to live in chaos and that the stress and shame that often accompanies the mess can be held, and how it can help our businesses make more of a profit.

Kevin A Dunlap is an Entrepreneur Strategist. He is the owner of Plentiful Perspectives, a unique personal development helping people to overcome challenges, move behind stagnancy, and master their destiny.  Kevin is also the author of the book Designing Your Own Destiny. He also hosts a weekly podcast offering wisdom on perspective living to followers from all over the world.

In this episode, Christina explains limiting beliefs in general, the connection with scarcity thinking, and spiritual references to the talents.

Our guest for today champions women networking. For the past four years she was the chapter president of the National Association of Professional Women (NAPW) Wichita Kansas, which is now the I.A. W (International Association of Women).  Linda Shinogle has been in Toastmasters since 1976 and is one of the 2% in that organization to reach the level of  is a DTM (Distinguished Toast Master).   Linda is determined to make a difference in the lives of other professional women by creating new and exciting opportunities for all.

Our guest talks about lessons of faith from animal ministry. Being the Curator of Innovation and Partnerships for GLMV Architecture in Wichita Kansas, specializing in zoo design, Michael Clifford shares how compassion for our four-legged friends helps spread God’s message of love, hope, kindness, and compassion to the community. Monickered as the “Zoo Philosopher”, Mike travels the world talking about the role of zoos and aquariums in fostering fascination and compassion for the created world. Mike is also the founder and facilitator for Capacity Ministries, and organization that offers hands-on training to community of influencers to help them integrate discipleship and change into their ministry.

Vivian Wagner has several years of experience in content marketing, having started as a blogger years ago, writing and creating content and tutorials for crafts and lifestyle blog.

Our guest in this episode is passionate about helping leaders actualize their full potential and break through personal limitations. Grace Moniz, CEO and founder of Moniz Executive and Team Coaching, is a board-certified coach who specializes in Leadership Development and Team Communications.  Grace works with and helps to create impactful executives. 

Personal stylist Christine Vartanian, founder of Jade. for all seasons, shares styling tips every female solopreneur must know to up their game, look and feel amazing and be the dignified woman God created you to be.

Our guest in this episode teaches families how to get out of debt, stay out of debt, and be financially free using biblical principles. Clyrese E. Minor, Owner and CEO of Financial Bondage Broken LLC, is a Financial Strategist, Author, and Motivational Speaker. Clyrese’s experiences before achieving financial freedom are something we may have encountered ourselves and definitely something we can all learn from. Let’s hear it from Clyrese herself.

Life coach Adrianne Luban has trained with one of the most successful coaches there is– Tony Robbins. Adrianne has been in personal development for 30 years and takes great joy in watching her clients grow and gain confidence in themselves. 

Being a business owner is not for the weak-hearted.  Often at the root of a desire to take on the complexities and stresses of starting and running a successful enterprise is an unwillingness to maintain the status quo and having the courage to actually pursue your deepest personal and professional dreams.    Those who travel the distance apply what our guest today, Julie Dubuc, advocates around being bold, brave, authentic and inspirational.  With a background of nearly two decades in Corporate America and a couple of bold leaps in her own business and personal life, Julie focuses her work on those taking the leap from the corporate world to entrepreneurship and those working to create systems in their mid-sized companies.  

Christina Weber discusses tips on receiving and experiencing God's abundance in all areas of your life