Secrets of Success

Bill Horan talks with Claudia Newcorn, the author of Zipline to Success, about why she says "marketing is where passion meets reality.”

Bill Horan talks to Cheryl Strauss Einhorn, author of Problem Solved, about why we should always catalog our work, and how common biases corrupt our thinking.

WHPC host Bill Horan talks with Rabbi Daniel Cohen, the author of "What Will They Say About you When you are Gone.”

Bill Horan talks with Isaac Lidsky, author of Eyes Wide Open, about why what you don't know can't hurt you, but what you think you know certainly can hurt you. Also, how he gained vision by losing his sight.

Grant Leboff will show us what it takes to get and hold a customer's attention.

Bill Horan will talk with Kim Scott, author of Radical Candor, about why her former employer had a policy of "hiring people" who told us what to do and how relationships, not power, drive results.

Host Bill Horan will talk with Lawrence Levy, former CEO of Pixar and the author of TO PIXAR AND BEYOND about what it was like working for Steve Jobs and how he turned Pixar from a money losing venture to a company worth 7.6 billion dollars.

WHPC host Bill Horan talks with Bob Kulhan, author of Getting To Say Yes and The Art of Business Improv about what improv has to do with business and how saying "yes and" instead of "yes but" can make a big difference.

Host Bill Horan talks with Scott Sonenshein author of The Stretch about why we overestimate the importance of acquiring assets and how success can blind us to the realities of the real world.

WHPC host, Bill Horan, talks with Joanna Garzilli, author of Big Miracles, about why failure is a miracle waiting to happen, and why no one but you is standing in the way of you achieving a big miracle.

WHPC host Bill Horan talks with Rhett Power, author of the book The Entrepreneur’s Book of Actions about why we should never let someone else define our happiness and how a positive attitude equals success.

Host Bill Horan interviews author and former MLB pitching coach Rick Peterson about how clutch performers think differently and why we must change how we act in order to change results.

Adam Haber , author of Outsmart Your Insticts, will explain how common biases can block innovation, and how to overcome these biases.

Professor Leonard Sherman of Columbia University will explain how companies can break away from the pack and achieve long term success.

Liana Downey, internationally known business consultant and author of Mission Control, will explain why we must get to the root of a problem before we can address its symptoms.

Dr. Peter Borten, author of The Well Life, will show us how to lead our lives and not have our lives lead us!

WHPC host Bill Horan will interview Natasha Nurse Co-founder of Dressing Room 8 about the value of coaching and the 3 words that lead to success.

Why we must follow the 'home rule," which is "Treat others how they need to be treated.”

Dr. Randall Bell, author of ME WE DO BE, will discuss how our mindset (me) relationships ( we) productivity (do) and vision (be) form the foundation for anything we want to achieve in life.

Jeremy Cage , author of ALL DREAMS ON DECK will explain why you need to chart a clear and powerful course to make your business dream a success. By following his own advice, he was able to take a year off and sale around the world with his family.

Author Jen Coken speaks about the right and wrong way to set goals and how we must first get rid of our old "baggage" before establishing new goals.

Host Bill Horan talks with Samuel Bacharach, author of the book THE AGENDA MOVER. Samuel will explain why a true leader will be evaluated by how she turns ideas into realit and why being smart does not guarantee success.

Leading a healthy life and the strategy and habits we should follow, with guest Sharkie Zartman.

Host Bill Horan talk to Dr. Don MacDonald, author of "The Underdog Curse, about why it is easier for the underdog to fail and how being the underdog sets boundaries for our potential.

Bill Horan talks with Michael Alden, Author of 5% More, talks about how taking action separates the successful from the unsuccessful and how 5% more effort can lead to increased success in any field.