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Today’s guest Chester Elton talks with The Mentors Radio Host Tom Loarie about the importance of appreciation in business and life. There’s no simpler way to boost employee performance and transform office culture—or to transform any other relationship or environment—than … Continue reading →

On today’s show, host Ric Brutocao talks with Joel Noble, director of Public Policy at Samaritan Ministries International about healthcare sharing—what is it, how does it work, and how it is different from health insurance. As Obamacare became law and … Continue reading →

Is college for everyone? Join Host Tom Loarie this weekend on THE MENTORS as he talks with guest Mitch Pearlstein, former Director of the Office of Educational Research and Improvement for the U.S. Department of Education on how we got to … Continue reading →

Today, The Mentors Radio show host Tom Loarie talks with guest Joe Cavanaugh, III, president of Equip2Equip, on how to identify your strengths and why it matters to your happiness and success in life. Not only that, it matters in … Continue reading →

Now in our 4th year, it’s always good to go back to our foundation — to peel back the outside layer and give you a first-hand, inside look at who are your three The Mentors hosts Ric Brutocao, Tom Loarie … Continue reading →

In this episode, The Mentors Radio Host Ric Brutocao engages in a lively discussion with remarkable businessman Chris Lowney, with a focus on peeling back to the basics of what’s really important in life. This is no ordinary discussion! Chris … Continue reading →

The Mentors Hosts Tom Loarie, Ric Brutocao and John Phillips share their passion and learnings on ethics and business. Three different hosts, from three different fields and three very different career paths. Yet all three put people first, make decisions, … Continue reading →

What would you rather have, good health or great wealth? On our way to building wealth we don’t have to sacrifice health andin this episode The Mentors host John Phillips talks with guest mentor Suniel Jain, NMD about the amazing … Continue reading →

You could say The Mentors Radio host Tom Loarie’s guest mentor, renown WSJ Obit writer James R. Hagerty, brings dead people back to life—capturing the extraordinary lives of both the successful and the obscure and the significant lives of optimism, … Continue reading →

In today’s episode, guest Joe Cavanaugh, III, president of Equip2Equip, talks with The Mentors Radio host Tom Loarie regarding how to find your unique path in life and business, and how to identify and build on your unique strengths and … Continue reading →

In this episode, host Ric Brutocao talks with guest mentor Rand Sperry, CEO of Sperry Commercial and Sperry Equities, about Mr. Sperry’s remarkable and highly successful career in real estate. But let’s face it, no one starts out at the … Continue reading →

A new home-based business is launched every 12 seconds! 70% are successful within the first three years, compared to 30% successful regular businesses within three years of starting. In this episode, Host John Phillips talks with two home-based business owners, … Continue reading →

In this episode, Host Tom Loarie talks with Forbes Magazine publisher and columnist Rich Karlgaard on the power of “late bloomers” in a world obsessed with early achievement. Not only is this guest mentor an expert on the intersection of … Continue reading →

Shouldn’t your career have as much meaning, purpose and happiness as the rest of your life? We go through different needs and changes in our life, and our career is no different, regardless of our profession or line of work. … Continue reading →

We all know the KISS shortcut for “Keep It Simple,” but out next guest mentor Jim Horan takes simplicity to a whole new level and applies it to business! Brilliant! After two decades in senior financial positions with Shaklee Corporation … Continue reading →

Ram Charan, the undisputed global master of business success principles, sought-after global business advisor to the TOP companies in the world, and prolific author, talks about the essential five principles of success with The Mentors Radio host Tom Loarie. This … Continue reading →

In this episode, Host Ric Brutocao talks with Mentor Guest Scott Schimmel, founder of The You School, an entity that has helped thousands write their own life story, follow their dreams and passions to achievement.  Some examples of the company’s … Continue reading →

Top McDonalds franchise owner and author of “Invest Yourself,” John Abbate, talks with The Mentors Radio host Tom Loarie to give us a peek behind successfully owning and managing more than 20 McDonalds franchises. Known for creating a cutting-edge employee … Continue reading →

The Mentors Radio Show Host Ric Brutocao interviews noted author, Board Chair of one of the largest healthcare organizations in the world, CHI Health Services — now Common Spirit Health, and a former JP Morgan director, on the unassuming yet … Continue reading →

“After more than 45 years in TV news, I still wouldn’t trade jobs with anyone in the world,” says Spencer Christian of ABC. “I’ve been a news reporter, sportscaster, talk show host and weather forecaster.” Assignments and travels have taken … Continue reading →

Two well-respected healthcare leaders—Ed Kopetsky, CIO at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital (Stanford) who lost a son to an opioid overdose 18 months ago, and Dr. Dave Gustafson, Director of the National Program to Improve Addiction Treatment based at the University … Continue reading →

Is it true that career and life success is just a byproduct of a life well-lived? In this episode of The Mentors Radio Show, host Tom Loarie talks with guest mentor August Turak, a highly successful entrepreneur and author of … Continue reading →

Home-based business owners Catherine Moran and Kent Mast—who live in different parts of the country but work for the same company, Hope In a Can—talk with host John Phillips about their first-hand experiences owning and running home-based businesses. They deliver … Continue reading →

Most family companies don’t last beyond three generations, instead they sell out or die off. So when a family-owned company endures through the Great Depression, other recessessions, ups and downs, through more than five generations, it’s a rare and beautiful … Continue reading →

How do you find happiness amid pain and chaos? Megan Metcalfe, a vibrant young sales and development professional, has some answers. She should know.  Just 10 years ago she was struck down with Stage 3 cancer, lymphoma, during her junior … Continue reading →