What if the biggest thing holding you back isn’t your schedule… but the story you believe about yourself? In this Business Insider Roundtable conversation, host Lisa Begley sits down with Jesstin Williams—author of The Power of I Am and a mindset-driven leader whose journey spans logistics, consulting, and deep personal reinvention. Jesstin breaks down why mindset isn’t a soft skill—it’s a decision. Why we carry what’s inside us into every room, relationship, and role. And why honesty—real self-honesty—is often the missing ingredient behind lasting change. You’ll also hear the framework behind Jesstin’s “I AM” philosophy (Embrace Your Essence as Momentum), a practical first step for discovering who you are, and the power of community, accountability, and mental wellness in building a whole life—not just a successful one. This episode is for anyone navigating a new chapter, chasing bigger goals, or feeling that quiet pull that says: There’s more in me. 

Planning a big trip shouldn’t feel like a second job. In this episode, Senior Executive Travel Planner James Hall shares how his concierge-style approach takes the stress off your plate—from picking the right hotel and park tickets to dining reservations, shuttles, accessibility needs, and even snagging promo deals after you’ve booked. The best part? His planning service costs you nothing extra (same price as booking yourself—plus James).What we get into why most trips feel stressful—and how to fix that before you leave Conciears’ Disney-first roots (and how they also handle Universal, cruises, Nat Geo/Viking river cruises, and more)Real stories of saving clients time, money, and headaches How James supports you during your trip so you can actually enjoy it. The difference a relationship-based planner makes Connect with James LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesdisneyconciears?utm_source=share_via&utm_c 

On this episode of Business Insider Jelani welcomes Jermaine Williamson, leadership coach and founder of Career Coach Jay. Jermaine shares his journey into leadership coaching, the principles that guide his work, and how his programs help professionals gain clarity, confidence, and direction in their careers.
Topics include:
• What leadership really means in today’s workplace
• Why mindset matters more than titles
• Common mistakes professionals make when trying to level up
• How Jermaine helps clients identify strengths and blind spots
• Actionable advice for anyone feeling stuck or undervalued A valuable conversation for emerging leaders, professionals navigating career transitions, and anyone ready to take ownership of their growth. 

In this episode of the Business Insiders Roundtable, host Derrick Fennell interviews David Baker, Managing Principal of Land Value Alpha Fund. They discuss the intricacies of land investment, focusing on undervalued land, water rights, and infrastructure value. David shares his personal journey into land investments, the strategies employed by his fund, and the unique challenges and opportunities in the land investment sector. The conversation also touches on the qualifications for investors, the future of land investment, and the attractions of Kalispell, Montana. 

In this conversation, Priya Sudarsanam speaks with Wesley King, an expert in aquatic safety and operations. They discuss the importance of safety in aquatic environments, the challenges faced in the industry, and the need for effective leadership and communication. Wesley shares his journey into the field, the significance of community engagement, and how improving safety protocols can lead to increased revenue. The conversation emphasizes the necessity of building systems rather than relying on heroics, and the critical role of training and communication in ensuring safety and performance in aquatic facilities.

In this conversation, Priya Sudarsanam speaks with Joshua Milne, founder of the Vital Shift, about breaking destructive patterns and reclaiming clarity, energy, and purpose. Joshua shares his personal journey from the film industry, where he struggled with excessive drinking, to developing a transformational program aimed at helping high-achieving professionals reset their habits and inner alignment. They discuss the importance of understanding subconscious beliefs, the impact of alcohol on high achievers, and how the Vital Shift differs from traditional recovery programs. Joshua emphasizes the role of energy, mindset, and identity in personal transformation, sharing success stories and the importance of health and nutrition in the process. The conversation concludes with insights on the challenges of building a transformational business and Joshua's vision for the future of the Vital Shift.

In this episode of the Business Insiders Roundtable podcast, Rob and Dana Franklin share their journey as musicians, discussing their early influences, the challenges of navigating the music industry, and the importance of dedication and commitment in pursuing a music career. They delve into the evolution of music consumption, the significance of management, and offer valuable advice for aspiring musicians. The conversation also touches on nostalgic moments from their past and their current projects, highlighting their passion for music and the steps they are taking to succeed in the industry.

In this episode of Business Insiders Roundtable, host Derrick Fennell speaks with Vlad Gutenmakher, founder of Stay Cool SEO, about his journey in the HVAC SEO niche. They discuss the importance of local SEO, the challenges faced in the industry, and what sets Stay Cool SEO apart from competitors. Vladimir shares insights on the future of SEO and AI, the need for businesses to adapt to new technologies, and the importance of building trust and relationships in business. The conversation also touches on personal aspirations and the impact of AI on jobs and industries.

In this episode of Business Insiders Roundtable, host Derrick Fennell speaks with Ronald Long, a veteran and founder of Vegas Veteran Voices, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting veterans through storytelling and community connection. Ronald shares his personal journey from a challenging upbringing to military service and entrepreneurship. He discusses the importance of finding purpose after leaving the military, the challenges veterans face, and how community support can help them rediscover their passions. The conversation also touches on the significance of mental health, functional fitness, and the power of storytelling in healing. Ronald emphasizes the need for compassion and understanding towards veterans and encourages listeners to pursue their passions and support those around them.

In this episode of Business Insiders Roundtable, host Derrick W. Fennell interviews Britton Braggs, CEO of Boulevard Boys Music. Britton shares his journey from a music-loving child to a music entrepreneur, discussing the challenges he faces in the industry, the importance of genuine artistry, and the misconceptions surrounding success in music. He emphasizes the need for financial readiness, the significance of community support, and the impact of personal experiences on his career. Britton also highlights the future of the music industry, particularly in relation to streaming and artist compensation, and shares his upcoming album release.

In this conversation, Lisa Begley interviews Chris Avena, founder of American Outdoor News, exploring the intersection of media, community, and the outdoor industry. Chris shares his journey from starting a digital publication to recognizing its potential as a media business. He discusses the challenges faced in launching a free publication, the importance of networking, and the role of storytelling in connecting with audiences. The conversation also touches on the responsibilities of media in conservation, the misconceptions about the outdoor community, and the excitement surrounding upcoming trade shows and future growth.

In this conversation, Christine Tate discusses her journey in creating the No Homework Women's Bible Study Group, emphasizing the importance of community and connection. She shares her experiences with personal challenges, the concept of 'mental donuts'—thoughts that hinder our well-being—and the necessity of boundaries in fostering healthy relationships. Christine also highlights the significance of real-world testing for her ideas and the need for authentic connections in today's technology-driven society.

In this conversation, Lisa and Lewis C. Alexander delve into the complexities of faith in modern society, exploring how personal beliefs can be challenged and expressed in a skeptical world. Louis shares his journey as a writer and digital creator, discussing the inspiration behind his works, including his latest book, 'Faith Unshaken.' The dialogue touches on the impact of digital culture on faith expression, the challenges of mixed reviews, and the role of storytellers in conveying messages of hope and resilience. Ultimately, the conversation emphasizes the importance of trusting in God and the power of faith to navigate life's uncertainties.

In this insightful conversation, Lisa Begley and Kim Barnes explore the nuances of leadership, emphasizing the importance of influence over positional power. Kim shares her journey into consulting, the challenges organizations face in developing effective leaders, and the critical role of self-awareness and flexibility in navigating today's uncertain business landscape. They discuss the evolution of leadership training, the impact of virtual learning, and the intersection of storytelling and leadership, providing valuable insights for current and aspiring leaders.

Performance and leadership are usually discussed like they’re strategy problems — but what if the real driver is internal?

In this episode of the Business Insider Roundtable, guest host Lisa Begley sits down with Jennifer Garufi (formerly Mannion), international best-selling author and mindfulness teacher, to unpack what happens when leaders shift their mindset, regulate their nervous system, and reclaim their inner power.

Jennifer shares her personal turning point after years of chronic illness, why gratitude is more than just a feel-good habit, and the practical tools she teaches to help high performers reset in real-time — even in the midst of a high-pressure day. From imposter syndrome and people-pleasing to perfectionism and self-talk, this conversation is a grounded, practical blueprint for more sustainable leadership, from the inside out.

Most leaders talk about unlocking human potential — but few have the courage to look for it in the places society overlooks.

In this episode, Lisa Begley sits down with Roger Upchurch, Founder of Rescue Success Inc., to uncover what reinvention really looks like inside the justice system. After serving two and a half years in federal prison, Roger emerged determined to transform the reentry experience for others navigating incarceration, addiction, homelessness, and recovery.

They discuss the flaws and surprises inside federal prison camps, the unseen crisis of children with incarcerated parents, the power of transportation for reentry success, and what second chances actually require from leaders, companies, and communities.

If you believe in people, potential, or redemption — this is a conversation you won’t forget.

In this engaging conversation, Priya Sudarsanam speaks with Richard Walker, also known as Beezy Vandross, about his journey in music and entrepreneurship. They discuss the importance of believing in oneself, the mindset of hustling with ambition, and the challenges of staying independent in the music industry. Richard shares his insights on discipline versus motivation, the evolution of his artistry, and the legacy he hopes to leave behind. This episode is filled with inspiration and practical advice for anyone looking to pursue their dreams.

Most organizations don’t fail because of bad leadership.
They fail because the people who know how things actually work quietly leave — and no one realizes what’s been lost until something breaks.

On this episode of the Business Insider Roundtable, host Lisa Begley sits down with technical writer and documentation specialist John Hoh to uncover the invisible risk hiding inside companies, nonprofits, and churches alike: undocumented knowledge.

From aviation and medical devices to congregations and volunteer teams, John explains how “tribal knowledge” — the unwritten, verbal way work gets done — creates chaos, burnout, and dependency when it isn’t captured properly.

This conversation reframes documentation as:

A leadership responsibility

A safeguard against operational failure

A form of stewardship that empowers people instead of overwhelming them

If you lead people, manage systems, or want your organization to outlast any one person, this conversation will change how you think about clarity, continuity, and control.

How much of your stress — and your success — is being driven by your subconscious, not your strategy? In this Business Insider Roundtable conversation, host Lisa Begley sits down with Scott Rust, a certified clinical hypnotherapist and coach, to demystify hypnotherapy and explore how subconscious patterns shape performance, rest, identity, and long-term success.

Scott breaks down what a real session looks like (and what Hollywood gets wrong), why high performers often avoid slowing down, and how lasting habit change happens at the identity level. You’ll also hear practical frameworks you can apply immediately — including why “Someday” goals stay stuck, why maintenance isn’t progress, and Scott’s standout metaphor for building change: “Lay new track.”

In this conversation, Priya Sudarsanam and David Dubczak explore the concept of creativity as a trainable skill rather than an innate talent. David shares insights from his book 'Activate Your Genius Mode', emphasizing structured thinking, the importance of divergent and convergent thinking, and practical frameworks for fostering creativity in both educational and business contexts. They discuss the challenges of teaching creativity, the significance of a 30-day framework for creative growth, and the necessity of separating idea generation from evaluation. The conversation concludes with actionable steps for listeners to activate their own creative potential.

In today’s powerful episode, I sit down with Ahira Smith, Certified Grief Coach and founder of From Grief 2 Life, to explore one of the most misunderstood experiences we all share: grief.

Ahira brings profound wisdom, lived experience, and a rare level of emotional clarity to this conversation. We talk about why grief is not a single event or a five-stage timeline, but an evolving, deeply personal relationship with change, loss, love, identity, and the life we imagined for ourselves.

This episode is tender, grounding, eye-opening—and deeply human.

💛 In this conversation, we explore:

The re-education of grief: why the old models don’t work and how we can approach grief in a more compassionate, modern, and holistic way

The many types of grief we never talk about: anticipatory, complicated, compound, disenfranchised, relational, ancestral, and more

Why grief is not just about death, but about the loss of relationships, identity, dreams, health, safety, and the version of life we thought we’d have

The invisible grief of:

miscarriage

infertility

aging parents

broken relationships

lost opportunities

the child you dreamed of but never had

Why comparing grief (“I’ve suffered more than you”) is harmful—and how to stop doing it

How triggers work (a song, a smell, a stranger) and why grief resurfaces unexpectedly

The permission we all need but rarely give ourselves: to feel, to pause, to honor, to remember

Why grief is not something to “get over,” but something we learn to integrate and move with

How greatness, meaning, connection, and legacy can still arise through grief

The cultural silence around grief—and why so many of us are grieving alone

The importance of safe spaces, community, storytelling, and humor in healing

Ahira’s unique approach to grief coaching, including how she uses movies to help people gently reframe and understand their emotional landscape

Her mission to support not only women, but also men, caregivers, and anyone carrying unspoken emotional burdens

The sacredness of ancestral grief, and why she is leading a transformational trip to Ghana

This is an episode for anyone who has ever loved, lost, hoped, broken, healed, or tried to make sense of the unimaginable.
In other words—this is an episode for all of us.

🌱 Work With Ahira & Explore Her Resources

Website: https://www.fromgrief2life.com/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ahira-smith/

🎙️ Her Podcast: It’s Not You, It’s Grief

Available on Spotify and YouTube—conversations that normalize the full spectrum of human grief and healing.

In this episode, I sit down with Mindy Bess, founder of the nonprofit Dreams of Joy, an organization that creates once-in-a-lifetime experiences for middle-aged adults (21–65) with terminal illnesses.

Mindy shares the deeply personal story of her father’s cancer journey that inspired this work, how Dreams of Joy helps families make meaningful memories in the midst of heartbreak, and some of the unforgettable “dreams” they’ve granted—from celebrity meet-and-greets to beach trips, to something as simple and profound as a riding lawnmower that restores dignity and independence.

We also talk about:

How these experiences give people a reason to fight again

The unique grief and hope present in end-of-life journeys

How you can support current dreamers through donations, in-kind gifts, or monthly giving—especially through their current matching grant opportunity

🌐 Learn more or support: www.dreamsofjoy.org

🔗 Connect with Mindy on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mindy-bess-60922751/

In this conversation, Priya Sudarsanam speaks with Miriam Tedesco, the founder of So Good at Life, about the importance of reconnecting families with nature and finding joy in everyday moments. They discuss the challenges of balancing technology with natural experiences, the significance of simple family activities, and the positive impact of these practices on children's creativity and happiness. Mariam shares insights from her journey and the vision for her movement, emphasizing that small, intentional actions can lead to profound connections and fulfillment in family life.

In this conversation, Dr. Angel White shares her journey from healthcare professional to entrepreneur, emphasizing the importance of women's empowerment, mentorship, and community building. She discusses the challenges she faced in establishing her business, Angel's Exclusive Creations, and her commitment to providing personalized healthcare. Dr. White highlights the significance of networking and time management in her entrepreneurial journey and offers valuable advice for aspiring entrepreneurs. She also shares her vision for the future of women's wellness and her podcast that amplifies black voices in healthcare.

In this episode of the Business Insiders Roundtable, host Derrick Fennell speaks with Michael Smith, a limited partner at Fordium Partners, about his journey in the technology industry, the role of Fordium in providing technology leadership, and the impact of AI on businesses. Michael shares insights on the challenges of building a technology leadership firm, the importance of mentorship, and his vision for the future of Fordium. The conversation emphasizes the need for strategic technology implementation and the opportunities that arise from technological advancements.

In this episode of the Business Insiders Roundtable Podcast, host Derrick W. Fennell engages in a profound conversation with Martin Lowery, an independent artist and author. They explore themes of authenticity, resilience, and the importance of honest storytelling in leadership. Martin shares his personal journey of overcoming trauma, redefining success, and empowering others through recovery. The discussion delves into the complexities of addiction, the role of faith in personal growth, and the transformative power of habits. They also touch on the impact of AI in creative endeavors and the significance of leaving a meaningful legacy beyond applause.

In this episode, I’m joined by David Osterman, a certified gay men’s life coach who came out at 42 after 25 years with his wife and raising three sons.

David shares:

What it was like to finally say “I’m gay” after a lifetime of feeling different

The emotional fallout of leaving a “picture-perfect” straight life and starting over

The unique challenges gay men 40+ face as they step into the gay world for the first time

Why accountability, clear goals, and support matter so much when you’re coming out later in life

How he uses mindset work and NLP to help clients move from fear and procrastination into aligned action

We also talk about navigating family reactions, finding your chosen family, and why it’s never too late to stop living a double life and start living as your authentic self.

🔗 Connect with David on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dfo2374/

📲 You can also find him on Instagram at @dfo2374

In this episode, I sit down with Domenica, a medical medium who helps people uncover the energetic and emotional roots of illness, patterns, and pain so they can live with more clarity, presence, and alignment.

We talk about how every disease has a thought, how your body holds your soul’s story, and what it really means to heal from the inside out—without giving your power away to a “fixer” or savior outside of you.

In this conversation, we explore:

What a medical medium actually is and how Domenica “reads” the body, its pathways, and the thought-forms behind physical conditions

How people-pleasing, self-abandonment, and “not enough for me” patterns can show up physically as things like parasites

Why skin issues often relate to protection, confidence, and the solar plexus (your inner authority)

The difference between “doing more” and being in true alignment—and why no amount of action can compensate for misalignment

How your emotions reflect your frequency state, and why feeling better brings you closer to your higher self

Pathway 1: Heart–brain coherence and emotional intelligence as foundations for healing

Pathway 2: Ancestral healing, breaking family patterns, and how choosing your authentic self now impacts your lineage

Pathway 3: Activating your gifts, understanding your energetic blueprint, and navigating spiritual awakening without getting lost in other dimensions

The “dark night of the soul,” feeling like you’re not from here, and how to move through that with more gentleness and grounding

Practical ways Domenica grounds herself while doing such deep energetic work (hello, crochet and nature walks 🌿🧶)

Work with Domenica

If you’re feeling called to explore the root causes of your symptoms, patterns, or awakening journey, you can learn more and work with her here:
👉 https://www.domenica.love

She offers:

Individual sessionnica.loves

Three different Pathways (body, ancestry, and energetic/spiritual gifts)

A special discount for podcast listeners (use the code she mentions in the episode at checkout)

In this episode of Business Insider, Jelani sits down with Dominick M. Valenti, Founder and CEO of Valenti Partners LLC, to break down what most people never learn about money, capital, and financial strategy.
With over 30 years of experience as an investment banker on Wall Street, Dominick brings a rare, behind-the-scenes perspective on how businesses raise capital, how financial institutions really make decisions, and why strategy matters more than just chasing funding.
This conversation dives deep into:
• How businesses should think about raising capital the right way
• The difference between debt, equity, and strategic financing
• Common financial mistakes business owners and high-income professionals make
• How personal finances and business finances must work together
• What economic trends actually matter—and which ones are just noise
Dominick explains complex financial topics in a clear, down-to-earth way, making this episode valuable whether you’re an entrepreneur, investor, or professional trying to make smarter financial decisions.
If you’ve ever wondered how money really works behind the scenes—this episode delivers the answers.

What if the biggest changes in your life didn’t come from major events — but from the small, quiet decisions you make every day?
In this episode of Business Insider, host Jelani sits down with transformational coach and author Eric Mitchell to explore the idea behind his book The Tsunami Effect — a framework built on recognizing the small emotional and behavioral “ripples” that eventually shape our relationships, careers, confidence, and direction in life.
Eric breaks down how overlooked habits, unaddressed emotions, and subtle patterns can either compound into burnout and stagnation — or be intentionally redirected into growth and momentum.
This conversation goes beyond motivation. It’s practical, reflective, and grounded in real-life application.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
• Why most people miss the early warning signs before life “blows up”
• The difference between consuming self-help and actually changing behavior
• How identity and emotional awareness shape long-term success
• Practical daily practices to create momentum without overwhelm
• Who The Tsunami Effect is really written for — and why it matters now
If you’re feeling stuck, burned out, or ready for meaningful change, this episode will help you recognize what’s already moving beneath the surface — and how to take control of it.
🎧 Listen now and start paying attention to your ripples.

In this episode of Business Insider, host Jelani Gonzalez sits down with Craig Zaffe, founder of Hemp for Life Wellness, for a ground-level conversation designed for beginners.

Craig breaks down:

What hemp actually is—and how it’s different from marijuana

Common myths and misinformation around hemp and CBD

How hemp is used in wellness and who it may (and may not) be for

What to look for in a trustworthy hemp product

The challenges of building an ethical hemp business in a crowded, confusing market

This episode isn’t about hype or miracle claims. It’s about education, transparency, and understanding both the person behind the brand and the industry itself.

Whether you’re hemp-curious, skeptical, or just trying to make sense of wellness marketing, this conversation will give you clarity and context—without the jargon.

In this episode of the Business Insider Roundtable, host Lisa engages with Michael Wojciechowski, a US Navy veteran and lifelong tradesman, who shares his reflections on life, service, and the importance of community. As he approaches his 70th birthday, Mike discusses the lessons learned from his upbringing in a working-class family, his military service, and his experiences in skilled labor. He emphasizes the value of commitment, awareness, and the stories that shape our lives. Mike also talks about his journey to writing a book that encapsulates his reflections and the importance of connecting with readers through personal narratives.

In this episode of Business Insider: Round Table, host Derrick Fennell interviews Justin "Caspa" Clark, a passionate musician and founder of Noise Records. Caspa shares his journey from a childhood filled with music to establishing his own record label. He discusses the influence of travel on his music, the challenges of balancing life and creativity, and the importance of passion over clout in the music industry. Caspa also offers advice for aspiring musicians and shares his vision for the future of Noise Records, emphasizing the need for a supportive environment for independent artists.

This conversation explores the transformative journey of Erick Kinsey, founder of the Backyard Dog Racing League, who overcame personal challenges, including severe asthma and a fear of dogs, to create a community-driven business centered around dog racing. Eric's story highlights the importance of curiosity, resilience, and community in personal and professional growth, emphasizing that meaningful transformation often arises from unexpected paths.

Bruce Sampson has spent his life at the intersection of entertainment, education, and community impact—directing, producing, and teaching across the U.S. and around the world. In this conversation, Bruce shares how a single prison workshop in Europe sparked the idea that became Believe Performing Arts Experience, now a 501(c)(3) program that helps young people build confidence, connection, and courage through a “Believe Universe” built on trust and belonging. We also unpack what leaders in any industry can borrow from Bruce’s approach: creating safe space, building culture, knowing your audience, and helping people become who they already are.

What if the next big edge in business, leadership, and family life isn’t a new tool or strategy, but how well you understand “big feelings”? In this episode, host Lisa Begley sits down with bilingual children’s author and psychologist Maria Paula “Pali” Bermúdez to unpack the fast-growing world of social-emotional learning (SEL), why emotional literacy is a future-of-work skill, and how stories like Bunny Tails help families and leaders navigate major life transitions with more empathy, clarity, and connection.

In this episode of Business Insiders Roundtable, host Derrick Fennell speaks with Roger Ford, president of Eureka Energy Corporation. They discuss the company's focus on sustainable energy development, particularly waste-to-energy projects, and the challenges faced in the energy industry, including regulatory hurdles and the need for innovation. Ford emphasizes the importance of decentralizing power generation and the role of data centers in increasing energy demand. The conversation also touches on the future of energy in relation to national security and the need for competition in the market.

In this episode, I sit down with Larry Williams, hip hop artist and author of the romantic novel What the Heart Wants. We talk about what it really means to reinvent yourself, follow your creative calling, and be honest about the messiness of love and relationships—without the fairy-tale gloss.

Larry shares how his years as a conscious hip hop artist shaped the way he writes about love, conflict, and growth. His book blends fiction and real-life experience—pulling from his own heartbreak, self-reflection, and the hard inner work of taking responsibility for your part in a relationship.

In this conversation, we explore:

The man behind What the Heart Wants and how his life, music, and relationships shaped the story

Why most of us are not truly fulfilled in our 9–5 roles—and what it means to honor your creative side

How Larry sees every person as naturally creative (even if you don’t call yourself an “artist”)

The real side of relationships: insecurity, trauma, miscommunication, jealousy—and the growth that’s possible when we’re honest

What it looks like to take accountability after a painful breakup

Why he wrote a romantic novel that doesn’t sugarcoat love, but still believes in connection and healing

Encouragement for anyone who’s telling themselves “I’m not creative” or “Who am I to write a book?”

Grab Larry’s book

📖 What the Heart Wants by Larry Williams
You can purchase the book here: https://a.co/d/7CtifyF

In this episode of the Round Talk Podcast, host Andrew Tremendous Jones interviews Ed Katz, the founder of Catnip Marketing. They discuss Ed's extensive background in marketing and public relations, the misconceptions businesses have about PR, and the impact of social media on the industry. Ed shares insights on crisis management, the importance of consistency in social media, and common mistakes made by entrepreneurs. The conversation also touches on the role of AI in PR and concludes with a fun lightning round of questions.

In this episode of the Round Table Talk podcast, host Andrew Jones interviews best-selling author Sathish Rajamani about productivity, time management, and entrepreneurship. Sathish shares insights from his extensive experience in IT and leadership coaching, emphasizing the importance of leveraging time effectively, establishing morning routines, and avoiding burnout in hustle culture. He discusses goal-setting techniques, particularly the SMART goals framework, and offers advice for aspiring entrepreneurs on how to network and utilize available resources to succeed. The conversation concludes with a fun lightning round of questions.

In this engaging conversation, Andrew Jones and Michael Wyland delve into the intricacies of nonprofit leadership and governance. Michael shares insights from his extensive experience in consulting for nonprofit organizations, discussing the impact of AI, the importance of effective communication, and the misconceptions surrounding nonprofit boards. He emphasizes the need for ongoing development and adaptability in leadership roles, especially in light of changing demographics and societal expectations. The discussion also touches on the future of nonprofits and offers valuable advice for aspiring leaders in the sector.

In this engaging podcast episode, Andrew Jones interviews Kristy Kita, the founder of Here Cuff Jewelry, a unique jewelry tech company that has created a patented ear cuff design that integrates with earbuds. Kristy shares her entrepreneurial journey, the challenges she faced in manufacturing, and her innovative marketing strategies. The conversation also explores the future of the jewelry industry, the importance of technology integration, and Kristy's personal insights on overcoming obstacles in business. The episode concludes with a fun lightning round, revealing Kristy's personal preferences and aspirations.

In this episode, Andrew Jones interviews Jeremy Eichenberger, who shares his transformative journey from a troubled past filled with addiction and criminal activity to a life of sobriety and self-discovery. Jeremy discusses the importance of honesty, setting realistic goals, and the defining moments that led him to reinvent himself. He reflects on masculinity, the struggles of addiction, and offers hope and advice for those still lost in their own battles. The conversation concludes with a light-hearted lightning round, showcasing Jeremy's personality and insights.

In this engaging conversation, Andrew Jones interviews Marcus Jones, also known as God's Little Soldier, who shares his journey of personal transformation through work ethic and faith. Marcus discusses the importance of commitment, discipline, and perseverance in achieving goals, as well as how his faith has guided him through challenges. He emphasizes the need for inspiration and purpose in life, and offers valuable advice for aspiring entrepreneurs. The conversation also includes light-hearted moments in a lightning round of fun questions.

In this enlightening conversation, Lisa Begley and Jed Shlackman delve into the world of holistic mental health, exploring the integration of traditional psychotherapy with alternative modalities like hypnosis and mindfulness. Jed shares his journey from a calling to a career, emphasizing the importance of treating the whole person rather than just symptoms. They discuss the significant impact of environment on mental health, the misconceptions surrounding holistic practices, and the transformative power of hypnosis. The conversation concludes with insights on overcoming personal blocks to healing and the path to achieving wholeness in life.

In this episode of the Business Insider Roundtable podcast, host Andrew Jones interviews Rory Rice, the host of 'Stories with Rory.' They discuss the unique themes of Rory's podcast, which focuses on sharing incredible stories related to the paranormal, UFO sightings, and personal experiences. Rory shares his journey of starting the podcast, the challenges of getting guests to share their stories, and the skepticism surrounding such topics. They also delve into the implications of government manipulation of evidence and technology, Rory's aspirations for the podcast's growth, and a fun lightning round of quickfire questions.

In this engaging conversation, Andrew Jones interviews Daniel Roldan, a polymath artist and DJ, who shares his unique journey into the world of healing frequencies and music. Daniel discusses the impact of different frequencies on mental health, his experiences in the music industry, and the importance of spirituality in his work. He also offers valuable advice for aspiring artists and emphasizes the significance of consistency and authenticity in their creative endeavors.

In this engaging conversation, Jeff Freeman, a football coach and author, shares his journey of writing his book 'West Coast Gridiron' during the COVID-19 pandemic. He discusses the metaphorical significance of the gridiron, the importance of personal growth beyond football, and the balance between discipline and compassion in coaching. The conversation also touches on the debate surrounding participation trophies, the significance of mindset coaching, and the value of sharing personal struggles in the coaching profession. Jeff emphasizes that hard work does not guarantee success and highlights the importance of accountability and building relationships in both sports and life.

In this episode, Andrew Jones interviews Ron Blake, a mental health advocate and trauma survivor, who shares his journey of overcoming PTSD and the importance of community support. Blake discusses the stigma surrounding men's mental health, the significance of therapy, and the need for a hybrid approach to healing that includes both psychological and physiological methods. He emphasizes the impact of loneliness as a public health crisis and offers practical advice for supporting loved ones with PTSD. The conversation also touches on the transformative power of turning trauma into purpose and the importance of human connection in the healing process.

In this episode of the Table Talk Roundtable podcast, host Andrew Jones speaks with image consultant Jovan Rieid about the multifaceted nature of image consulting. Jovan explains how image consulting goes beyond clothing to encompass overall presentation, including behavior, communication, and mental health. They discuss the psychological impact of one's image on self-respect and the respect of others, the importance of mental health in presenting oneself authentically, and the common mindset blocks that prevent individuals from realizing their best selves. Jovan shares transformative client experiences and emphasizes the connection between confidence and competence. The conversation concludes with a light-hearted rapid-fire round.