Success Made to Last Legends

Relationships don't have to be complicated. Join millions of people strengthening their relationships with the 5 Love Languages. Enjoy this exclusive interview with THE author- Dr. Gary Chapman. He's the real deal, authentic, loving, hard working, great listener and researched back after 40+ years of counseling. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/success-made-to-l...

Dr. Brian Smith is back to talk about the book he co-authored with his daughter Mary Griffin. The title is Positive Influence, Be the I in Team. Our key takeaways from the book were: What you put into the world, you receive back. Call it the law of attraction, reaping what you sow and so much more. When you make space for positivity, you attract positivity. 2. Your actions create opportunities for...

One of Wales' legendary, best selling novelist, Mared Lewis, joins us to talk about her career as a television writer on a soap opera (People of the Valley). Her nine year tenure led to her writing novels. She also talks about the art of storytelling and her tenderly approach. Mared Lewis lives on Anglesey with her husband Dafydd, and is mother to two sons. She is an author and a Welsh tutor who h...

Christianbook.com presents Dr. Brian Simmons answers YOUR questions about the Bible. He is the lead translator for The Passion Translation Bible. Learn about your urgent needs and coming before the throne of grace for answers. Hear Brian talk about grace that girds us up. The world is pressing in on you with all sorts of problems. Listen to God's word, see the symmetry and read the amplified words...

We loved Johnny Mercer and his niece Nancy Mercer Gerard. This is the last interview of her life. We think it's a priceless conversation that recalls the life of one of America's greatest lyrcists of all time. Over 1500 songs came from 200 collaborations that netted songs like Moon River, Charade, The Days of Wine and Roses, Baby It's Cold Outside, Hooray for Hollywood and many others. Enjoy this...

Andy Binns joins again! He works with CEOs, boards, and senior teams as they lead significant business change. He manages Change Logic, a firm he co-founded with Harvard Business School’s Michael Tushman and Stanford’s Charles O’Reilly. With twenty-five years of experience as both an external and internal consultant, he also held positions with McKinsey & Co. and the IBM Corporation before co-...

David "Lightning" Robison is back. Today we explore his life as a musician and the beginning as a child prodigy. Enjoy hearing about David's role in The Workx, the eight piece band that performs Linda! Linda! a Linda Ronstadt tribute band. Listen to David's upbringing relative to our research on prodigy. A child prodigy, like David, who played piano at three years old, possessed a unique combinati...

When Alana and Roland Best, a spirited Canadian couple with an insatiable desire to live life to the fullest, embark on an epic yearlong travel adventure around the world with their newborn son and ten-year-old daughter, they think they’re prepared for whatever might come their way. They soon discover that this is not entirely true. This charming family love story, sure to inspire wanderlust, is p...

Anthony Brinkley, a young man journals his life growing from a boy to man through the US Army. Now he is an elite coach and leader, mentoring others to extraordinary heights. This is a great story of success to significance. By the way, we don't give flying #@#%^! that Anthony is black, purple, yellow or brown. We celebrate his significance. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker...

Lance Morrow, brilliant journalist and author of The Chief, riffs about the history of journalism with Tim Moore. We loved hearing about the influence of The Saturday Evening Post and the "metabolism" of news consumers. Lance waxes nostalgically about his parents covering FDR and Truman. "It was like Atlantis, another world in a another time." Morrow served as a Senate page during the days of Gold...

One of the final interviews with Ed Asner. He was Lou Grant, Karl Fredricson in UP, President of the Screen Actors Guild and an activist to protect our Earth. He describes UP as "so lovely, yet sad." Enjoy this rare conversation with Mr. Asner as he opines on storytelling, the movie UP, and provides timely advice to colleagues in the entertainment industry. Listen to his perspective on fathers. He...

This reprisal of our 100th episode featured Patricia Miller, co-founder of Vera Bradley. Enjoy hearing the origin story of this popular fashion company, and the life lessons learned along the way. Listen to Pat's life of significance as a grandmother, friend, designer and company leader. Note her life of collaboration in all of her roles. What a life of achievement. Become a supporter of this podc...

Unlike other content creators and influencers, Arielle Raycene has the charisma and ability to not take herself too seriously and is known to charm everyone she meets. With nearly 330K followers on Instagram alone, Arielle has been focusing on her acting career over the past few years since the pandemic and was able to land her first off-Broadway show “Used: in early 2020. After a successful run a...

Enjoy this insightful conversation with Dean Butler, founder of Lenscrafters. From P&G, he learned to market products. One of Dean's big lessons was "come up with something provocative." For Lenscrafters, we said, COME WATCH US MAKE YOUR GLASSES. Give your customers permission to believe. Let them experience a delivery system. Dean helped pioneer experiential retailing. His collaborative team...

A child prodigy who plays the piano at three years old typically possesses a unique combination of innate talents, environmental factors, and early exposure to music. The development of a child prodigy in any field, including music, is a rare occurrence, and there is no single formula that guarantees the emergence of such extraordinary abilities. However, several factors often contribute to the de...

Unlike other content creators and influencers, Arielle Raycene has the charisma and ability to not take herself too seriously and is known to charm everyone she meets. With nearly 330K followers on Instagram alone, Arielle has been focusing on her acting career over the past few years since the pandemic and was able to land her first off-Broadway show “Used: in early 2020. After a successful run a...

Tanner Rowley is the Founder and CEO of Outer Woods, an incredible company based in Austin, Texas. Tanner designs, engineers, builds and finishes the most extraordinary custom furniture in Texas. Enjoy hearing Tanner's personal story. "I grew up with an insatiable desire to create and design. While I immersed myself heavily in the arts to feed this trait, the world pushed me towards science, techn...

Enjoy this Success Made to Last Legends classic with Cynthia Round. She was called to work with non profits from her executive roles with P&G and the advertising industry. Listen to Cynthia's model of authenticity, intentional culture building. Culture does eat strategy for breakfast Hear Cynthia's perspective on aging and continuing your career. When it comes to her career, she thinks with he...

Today, we are celebrating Bill Mumy in this reprisal of a classic Success Made to Last converation. Way beyond Will Robinson, he is an extraordinary guitarist. Bill Mumy, born on February 1, 1954, is an American actor, musician, and writer. He gained significant fame for his role as Will Robinson in the classic science fiction television series "Lost in Space," which aired from 1965 to 1968. "Lost...

Dr. Brian Simmons is the lead translator for The Passion Translation Bible. The Passion Translation has changed the lives of millions. Within this translation is a revelation of wisdom. We are growing like children, using this NEWS as keys to unlock the treasures of true knowledge. Bible translation is an art and science. Hear Brian's heartfelt explanation of the process of translating. A greater...

It's the 50 year birthday of bar codes. Did you know that Paul McEnroe and his collaborative team at IBM invented the bar code? In his upcoming memoir, The Bar Code, he celebrates the digital age and the entrepreneurial spirit that fueled innovation. The Bar Code tells the real story of the team at IBM that developed the technology we use every day. Now, ten billion or more times per day, electron...

Cathie Gilbert and David Robison from The Works, talk about their Linda Ronstadi tribute band performing in the San Antonio and Austin market. Personally, we still have a crush on Linda Ronstadt with her music making up a the songtrack of our lives. Hear the charming stories of Cathie's and David's musical careers. What's in common are that they are both extraordinarily talented and very centered...

At three years young, David Robison could hear a song on the radio and repeat it on the keyboard. His love of music started, and was reinforced by his parents. Hear David "Lightning" Robison's fun story, his musical influences, two of which were Floyds. That's Floyd Kramer and Pink Floyd. David recalls the day Pink Floyd's The Wall album debuted. It was a musical inflection point. Enjoy learning a...

John Richards' track record of success is significant. He now serves on boards at Starbucks and Four Season Hotels. Hear John's view on brand promise and the challenge with intense competition. Listen to John's advice on the pace of scaling companies. It is a science and an art. Make sure you have the right people in place before you run. Having staffing in place along with systems in place. Growi...

Tommy Roe was in junior high, chasing a girl named Freda. He wrote a poem called Sweet Little Freda. After he learned to play guitar, he changed the name of the song to Sweet Little Sheila. He started a high school band named The Satins. They played after the high school basketball games, at sock hops. (all to protect the gym floor) Hear about Tommy's idols Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry, Carl Perkins a...