Introducing Rock Star Millennials Podcast

As her career evolved from teacher to administrator to entrepreneur and Doctor of Traditional Naturopathy, Dr. Anna Marie Frank found her true calling in helping others examine the foundations of their health in order to restore their body and mind. Her secret? Create environments where you feel happy…and whole.

When she began her career as a pastry chef and entrepreneur, Kristina Bowling didn’t know she'd apply those same leadership skills to the construction industry. As the Operations Manager at Renewal by Andersen, Kristina creates a safe space for others to learn and grow…and occasionally share a beautiful sweet treat.

Kip Mc Coy’s love for helping people see their vision come to life combined with his passion to serve others led him to work for a hospital group that operates one of the Top 10 Simulation Centers in the nation, a place where innovation and patient care do more than just co-exist--they thrive.

Whether she’s working on the family farm in Albania or enjoying an urban life in the Bronx, Eman Abdur-Rahman can be found managing her global bookkeeping clients and home schooling her children, all with a singular purpose in mind—serving others.

In his book, “The Father You Get: And the Ones You Make, Believe In, and Become,” Patton Dodd shares his realizations about the father he had, relates his struggles with the one he wishes he had and finds his purpose in becoming the best one he can possibly be.

When Erica Miller talks about how to “get past your past,” she speaks with the voice of experience. Listen as she shares the struggles of being incarcerated and how she helps others move forward from that spot and feel the success… of starting over.

As Kelly Cole moved from being a labor and delivery nurse to a nurse practitioner to an entrepreneur, she had one goal in mind: Empower patients with knowledge that will help them stay healthy, so they can live their best life today…and tomorrow.

When Dr. Kristen Strom talks about Leading with Wellness, it’s more than just a keynote or a workshop, it’s a calling. Listen as she shares her transformation journey from teacher to professor to entrepreneur and highlights how intentional wellness made all the difference for her career…and her life.

As Kellie Short leads her company that has evolved with the medical industry, she recruits traveling nurses and technical staff and pairs them with hospitals, surgery centers and doctors’ offices across the nation. Her focus? Work hard. Be flexible. And find the good in every day… and everyone.

When you or someone you love is facing breast cancer, hope matters more than ever. Whether you are walking this path yourself or supporting someone you love, “Pink Pearls of Hope” is a companion of faith, courage, and shared wisdom for the road ahead.

When Nancy Griffin founded Women Worth Wellness she had a clear goal in mind—educating and empowering women to take control of their wealth and health for the life they want to live today and the legacy they want to leave…tomorrow.

After playing and coaching Division 1 basketball, Barb Smith knew she had a larger purpose-- helping high school athletes and their families find the college that was the right fit for them. Why? So they could do more than just survive as college athletes—they could thrive

When she founded Blue Meets Blue, Shahd Alasaly wanted to create a place where refugees could communicate in a common language, share their artisan skills, design custom garments, feel a sense of community and help one another grow… and prosper… and heal.

Whether she is driving the fire truck, leading others to face their fears through adventure travel or making life a little sweeter for someone through a gluten-free bakery, Lisa Greyhill is making a difference, taking the challenge and inspiring others to do the same.

As you celebrate 2025, take a minute to revel. Be proud of the things you’ve accomplished & the relationships you’ve developed. Be proud of the difference you’ve made, living your purpose right where you are. And as you head into 2026, gather those memories, friends & loved ones …and Bring Your People With You.

Chase Brower & Temi Akinlua loved their electric vehicles but hated wasting time at charging stations. Their answer? Swych-Box- a kiosk that offers products to clean your car, toys to entertain your children and services like windshield repair and food delivery while you wait. Brilliant!

When Patty Atherton and her husband lost their son Dallas to suicide, they found solace in nature, just as Dallas always had. Together they turned 10 acres of their own property into a summer camp that offered fishing, hiking & kayaking to underserved kids. As they watched these children find joy and experience healing from their trauma…so did they.

While some people wrestle with what their calling might be, Julie Drake’s was clear: Heal My People. As the co-founder of Advanced Innergy Wellness Center, Julie uses state-of-the-art technology and therapies to restore health and healing to the mind, body and spirit.

Whether she’s sharing her poetry or excerpts from her book or photos from her latest travel adventure, Christina Schatsiek is fostering connection and community. She empowers others by creating safe spaces for women to explore the outdoors and embrace their authentic selves…one journey at a time.

Growing up in a motor sports family, Shay Hoelscher knew she would one day be a race car driver. What she didn’t know is that she would also be an entrepreneur, mentor and philanthropist. For Shay the only thrill greater than taking a turn on the track at incredible speed is lifting a hand to mentor other women…empowering them in racing, in business and in life.

If you want to see a wizard at work, watch Jen Mason. As the founder of Jen Restyle Fashion, Jen is a 4th generation seamstress who specializes in thrifting and upcycling, converting old garments into something new that is both stylish… and sustainable.

When Liz Hansen opened her own photography business 7 years ago, her mission was simple: “Help women feel empowered to celebrate their bodies, their relationships and their life.” Why? “Because every woman is worthy of being photographed at every age, every stage and every size.”

Gigi Wilborn has mastered the business of service stacking by providing multiple healing modalities like custom IV Hydration, sound baths and mental health counseling in an art studio where patients can create as they revitalize. While she describes herself as a nurse by trade, an artist by passion and an entrepreneur by heart, her clients call her simply…a gift.

What if your love for playing hockey was the very thing that kept you from your dream of a military career? Well, if you’re Matt Dylewski, you pivot and use your technology smarts to create 3-D printed prosthetics for injured veterans, proving there’s more than one way to serve.

As we launch the 100th podcast it seems appropriate to share one of my greatest leadership lessons learned: the Legacy is in the Learning. When you invest in others by learning about them, you engage them and at the same time empower them to invest in others and in that moment…the legacy begins.