Mind, Money and Medicine

What happens to the American Dream when artificial intelligence starts changing the way we work, build businesses, and create wealth? My guest today is Bradley Aman. He is an entrepreneur, author, business strategist, and founder of the American Dream Book Series. Brad has spent decades building companies and has now turned his attention to helping people understand how AI is changing the world of...

What happens when caring for an aging parent brings old family patterns back to the surface? My guest today is Amy Friesen, an award-winning entrepreneur, eldercare strategist, and best-selling author with more than 20 years of experience in the eldercare space. She is the founder of Tea & Toast and the creator of Eldercare Planners of Canada. Today, Amy and I talk about the parts of caregiving th...

What happens when the crisis ends, but you still do not feel like yourself? My guest today is Savio P. Clemente. Savio is a keynote and TEDx speaker, journalist, board-certified health and wellness coach, and best-selling author who explores what prolonged pressure can do to the way we think, make decisions, and perform. Today, Savio and I talk about what happens when pressure lasts longer than ex...

Why do capable leaders sometimes find themselves reacting instead of leading? My guest today is Dr. Marcia Ruben. Marcia is an executive coach, organizational consultant, and graduate leadership professor emerita with more than three decades of experience helping leaders navigate complexity and lead with clarity. She is also the author of The Neuroscience of Leadership: Rewire. Untangle. Lead. , w...

What happens when the biggest problem consuming a CEO is not the market, the competition, or the business, but a difficult relationship with someone on the leadership team? My guest today is Liz Crowley. Liz is the founder of HR Collaborative Solutions and has spent more than 25 years working with leaders through difficult relationships, performance issues, and situations where trust has broken do...

What unfinished conversation, broken promise, or unspoken boundary is quietly taking up space in your life? My guest today is Robin Quinn Keehn. Robin is a Human Dynamics Specialist, Certified Mediator, and author of Stop Stealing From Yourself . She calls these unresolved commitments, conversations, promises, and boundaries “Open Loops,” and believes they can quietly drain our time, energy, and p...

What would make someone leave a Hollywood career behind to work inside Ground Zero? Solange Schwalbe is an Emmy Award winning Motion Picture Sound Editor with more than three decades in Hollywood and over 175 film credits. After the September 11 attacks, she traveled to New York City to volunteer and eventually became a safety monitor working inside the Ground Zero recovery site. For four months,...

What happens to the person providing the care? After more than 25 years of caring for his mother and later his wife, Karen, Geoff Grant understands the emotional, physical, and practical realities that caregivers often face behind the scenes. In this conversation, Geoff and Favour explore the demands of caregiving, navigating healthcare systems, balancing responsibility with personal well-being, a...

How do you fund today’s mission without sacrificing the financial strength you need for tomorrow? My guest today is Joe Rockey. Joe is an entrepreneur, author, and founder of Elite Business Cruises, where he focuses on solving complex problems facing nonprofits and other institutions. Today, Joe and I talk about the pressure nonprofits face when every available dollar already has a purpose, leavin...

You have a good life, so why does something still feel missing? My guest today is Rashi, The Joy Consultant. Rashi is a life coach who helps women stop living on autopilot and start building the life they actually want. Today, Rashi and I talk about what happens when women spend years putting everyone else first, how guilt can make it difficult to prioritize yourself, and what it means to finally...

What happens when the world sees your disability before it sees you? Win Charles was born cerebral palsy, but now, she is an author, motivational speaker, disability advocate, and competitor in the Kona IronMan Triathlon. Through her memoir I, Win , she shares her experiences of growing up with cerebral palsy and learning to pursue a full life despite the challenges she faced. In this conversation...

The Middle Is Where We Heal: What Happens When You No Longer Recognize Yourself? What happens when the person you thought you were no longer feels like the person you are? My guest today is Haley Elise Ridgel. She is an author, speaker, mother, mental health advocate and creator of the Begin Again Framework. Her story takes her through pageants and the pressure to become who other people expected...

What does healing after trauma actually look like once the immediate crisis is over? My guest today is Karen Robinson. Karen Robinson LCSW, is a therapist, coach, trauma recovery expert, and survivor with 24 years of clinical experience working with combat veterans and survivors of interpersonal trauma. Through her work, she has seen how trauma can affect more than mental health. It can influence...

What if losing weight is not simply a matter of eating less, exercising more, and having enough willpower? Today, Dr. Delali Hevi, MD, also known as Coach Hevi, is a double board-certified physician in Internal Medicine and Obesity Medicine, a certified Health and Wellness Coach, and the Medical Director of Zenith Health Institute. After more than 20 years of helping people manage their weight, he...

You have the career, the responsibilities, and the life that looks successful from the outside. So why can you still feel like you cannot relax? Liz Coleman is a certified Transformational Life Coach, Mind Shifting and NLP practitioner, psychology graduate, and creator of the MindLife Reset™. She works with women who are constantly thinking, planning, solving, and performing, yet struggle to slow...

Why can one person feel like a song in your heart while another person feels like a pain in the neck? Our guest Sheila Glazov is the creator of the *What Color Is Your Brain?*® methodology and author of the best-selling book *What Color Is Your Brain?*®, has spent years helping people understand why we think, communicate, solve problems, and build relationships differently. In this conversation, S...

How often do we question the things we consume every day simply because they are “normal”? We consume caffeine, tea, sugar and these are considered normal. In this conversation today, our guest is Norbert Heuser. He is an inventor, entrepreneur, author, public speaker, life and health coach, management consultant, and philosopher whose journey into health began more than 45 years ago after a serio...

What if employee turnover, chronically open positions, and the skills gap are not three separate problems, but different heads of the same monster? Clark A. Ingram, founder and president of People Profits, LLC, spent more than 30 years as a Chief Human Resources Officer across four companies and four industries before moving into human capital consulting. His approach was shaped by an unusual back...

Can the parts of your life that once felt like your greatest source of pain become part of the story that helps you find freedom? Hopefully, from this conversation today we will get the answer to this question. Our guest today is Rosemary Fisher. She is an author, Freedom Coach, speaker, wife, and mother whose personal journey through childhood trauma, grief, addiction patterns, and deep brokennes...

What happens when the predictable life you built no longer feels like the life you want to live? Bill Mullen, better known to thousands of travelers as Bangkok Bill, spent years building a career in corporate leadership and training before making a major change: he left that predictable path and built a life around exploration, adventure, and discovering the world from a different perspective. Now...

What if happiness is not only about how we think or feel, but also about the social world we live in? Our guest today is Brian Jones. He is a professor of sociology at Villanova University. He studies happiness from a perspective that goes beyond the usual psychological explanations. His latest work, The Pursuit of Happiness in America , examines national survey data alongside personal stories to...

What happens when the life you spent years building no longer feels like the life you are meant to be living? Sharon Ann Rose, M.Div., is an author, ceremonialist, hypnotist, and what she calls a Midwife for Midlife. For more than 25 years, she has accompanied women through profound periods of transformation, particularly the moments when familiar roles, expectations, and definitions of success be...

What if you do not have to lose everything before you decide that something needs to change? Heather Simco is a transformation coach, entrepreneur, and founder of Complete Concierge Solutions and Balanced Boss Babes. With more than 20 years of experience in entrepreneurship and leadership, along with more than a decade of sobriety, Heather understands the complicated relationship between achieveme...

What would it take to create a political system that focuses more on ideas, accountability, freedom, and long-term prosperity? Evan Jaqua is an international business development specialist, entrepreneur, and founder of the Solutions Party. His perspective has been shaped by professional and personal experiences across the United States, Japan, South America, and China, as well as his fluency in E...

What does it actually take to create a workplace where people from different backgrounds feel heard, respected, and able to contribute? Mathias Lemos Castillo is a community engagement consultant, cultural bridge-builder and founder of MLC Consulting who works at the intersection of cross-cultural communication, community building, organizational development, and inclusive leadership. Born and rai...