In this episode of 'What Would Dave Do?', Todd Malloy shares his transformative journey from a successful engineering career to becoming a psychotherapist and counselor. Growing up with adult responsibilities, Todd reflects on seeking a life of significance beyond the traditional measures of success. He tells how a pivotal question from his pastor, 'Will it matter that you lived?', led him to follow his true calling. Todd emphasizes the importance of living in one's truth and finding a life path that brings peace and fulfillment, rather than simply adhering to societal expectations.

In this intimate episode of What Would Dave Do?, host Tim Winner visits the home of former U.S. Senator Bob Packwood for a wide-ranging conversation spanning 25 years in the Senate and seven presidential administrations. From Lyndon Johnson’s unmatched legislative prowess to Richard Nixon’s surprisingly awkward social skills, Packwood offers vivid, firsthand portraits of the leaders who shaped modern America.With humor and candor, Packwood recalls Ronald Reagan’s effortless charm, Gerald Ford’s quiet humility, and the behind-the-scenes culture of the Senate—including a few little-known stories you won’t find in history books. Equal parts political history and personal reflection, this episode is a treasure trove of anecdotes that bring Washington’s power players down to a very human level.Whether you’re a political junkie or just love great storytelling, this conversation offers a rare glimpse into the personalities, politics, and moments that defined an era.Highlights include:Serving under eight presidents, from Lyndon Johnson to Bill ClintonBehind-the-scenes stories from the U.S. SenatePersonal encounters with Reagan, Ford, and NixonHumor, humility, and history from one of Washington’s great storytellers

In this episode Tim invites Beau Turner, founder of Abundant Mines, to discuss the intricacies of Bitcoin and its potential to surpass traditional financial assets like real estate and stocks. Beau explains Bitcoin's role in modern finance, emphasizing its unique ability to conserve economic energy over time. He details the history of Bitcoin, its inception in 2009, and addresses common misconceptions about digital currency. The conversation also explores the anonymity of Bitcoin's creator and the decentralized, open-source nature of this revolutionary financial tool.

This enlightening podcast episode explores the profound impact of buying a home, as seen through the eyes of Scott Harris, a leading broker from New York City. Scott challenges listeners to consider what 'home' truly means, urging them to see it as a transition rather than a transaction. He shares his experiences dealing with diverse properties in Manhattan, from awe-inspiring skyscrapers to personal retreats for city dwellers. The conversation also delves into New York's unique buildings and construction history, highlighting the blend of practicality and emotion driving real estate decisions.

In this episode of the 'What Would Dave Do' podcast, Robert DeLaurentis known as the Peace Pilot, shares gripping tales from his aviation adventures. He details a harrowing experience of flying solo over the North Pole after a jet fuel mishap but managed to keep going to fulfill a larger mission of promoting global peace. An entrepreneur-turned-aviator, Robert discusses how his passion for flying and giving back has shaped his remarkable journey around the world, connecting the untouched realms of the North and South Poles to everyone in between with his message of peace.

In this captivating podcast episode, Joey Mure, co-founder of Wealth Without Wall Street, shares his transformative journey from a high-earning mortgage broker to achieving financial independence. Dismissing traditional notions of retirement and work, Joey advocates for a new approach to financial freedom, focusing on passive income and asset building. Through personal anecdotes and insights, he underscores the importance of aligning one's career with personal passions and reclaiming time. Reflecting on societal trends and personal experiences, Joey provides listeners with actionable steps and fresh perspectives to break free from the conventional 9-to-5 grind and live life on their terms.

Initially pursuing law enforcement as a career, Tim Packer journey into the art world began after a life-altering event. The death of a fellow officer made him reconsider his life path, compelling him to chase his childhood dream of being an artist. With talent in watercolor and portraiture, Packer took his art from a side passion to a full-time career. Through persistence and a distinctive style focused on natural light, he achieved remarkable commercial success. Packer now also dedicates his efforts to helping other aspiring artists realize their potential, spreading his story and insights.

In this podcast episode, John Bromley, the Founder and CEO of Charitable Impact, discusses his journey into the world of philanthropy. Inspired by his father's work in charity law, Bromley emphasizes the importance of structured giving through donor-advised funds. He elaborates on how these funds allow donors to manage their charitable contributions effectively by separating the act of donation from allocation. This helps overcome the barrier of indecision on which causes to support, encouraging proactive philanthropy and making generosity more accessible even for those unsure of where to give.

In this episode, Erica Kreisman shares her journey from being an emergency room doctor in New York City to founding One Wild Consulting, a coaching practice. Her career change inspired by a desire to connect more deeply with people, Erica discusses how her experiences in emergency medicine have provided her with unique perspectives that influence her coaching methods. Emphasizing the importance of openness and genuine curiosity, Erica encourages listeners to be receptive to the magic of the universe, illustrating how transformative experiences can offer valuable insights.

In this podcast episode, Gretchen Gagle, a distinguished leader and author, discusses her pioneering efforts to advance women in construction. As the co-founder of the International Institute for Women in Construction, she emphasizes the importance of attracting and developing female talent within the industry. Gagle shares her journey from being the first female operations manager at Ralston Purina to leading major initiatives at FMI. Despite facing gender bias, her tenacity and passion for her work remain undeterred, culminating in her latest book, 'Building Women Leaders,' which provides insights into fostering women's leadership across diverse sectors.

In this episode, Tim welcomes Cristian Cibils Bernardes the innovative mind behind Autograph. This pioneering company aims to preserve human history through digital interviews conducted by a ai agent named Walter. Just like Superman's conversations with his mother in the Fortress of Solitude, Autograph provides families the opportunity to canonize stories and access perspectives from their history. By utilizing AI technology, the platform offers a personalized voice agent, letting future generations engage in life-like conversations with their ancestors. Christian draws parallels between his upbringing in Paraguay to the Shire, highlighting a rich cultural legacy that inspired this incredible venture.

In this episode of 'What Would Dave Do?', Kevin Murphy, co-founder of Evolve, discusses his late blooming in the art world. Despite growing up below the poverty line and initially pursuing construction, Kevin found his calling in art after being inspired by science fiction book covers. With no formal art education until post-high school, Kevin’s journey emphasizes the importance of training and exposure in realizing one's potential. Meeting influential figures like George Takei shaped his career, and now through Evolve, Murphy is dedicated to helping others articulate their creative potential, proving art is accessible to everyone with the right mindset.

In this episode of 'What Would Dave Do?', Tim welcomes Tom Schwab, a pioneer in podcast interview marketing. Tom shares his journey from guest blogging to founding Interview Valet, revolutionizing how businesses connect with audiences. They discuss the importance of meaningful conversations and the rigorous process of selecting inspiring guests who aim to benefit everyone. Tom emphasizes the evolving nature of ideas and how podcasts can leverage this change. Whether you’re an entrepreneur or podcaster, discover how to build lasting connections and why the power of voice is an unchanging asset in today's digital age.

In this podcast episode, author Marcia Earhart shares her profound journey of faith and resilience following the loss of two children. Marcia recounts how divine intervention and spiritual guidance prepared her for the heart-wrenching moments leading to and following her son Sterling's tragic car accident. Through candid reflections, she discusses the founding of the Sterling Rose Sanctuary, a nonprofit aimed at supporting other grieving families, and emphasizes the importance of staying open to divine messages. Her story illustrates how, even in immense sorrow, faith can be a guiding light, offering strength and purpose.

John Krotek, a veteran and founder, shares his life's journey from suffering in silence to becoming a beacon of hope for others. After a childhood trauma and vehicular accident triggered personal turmoil, he embarked on a path of cognitive behavioral therapy, ultimately embracing self-love and forgiveness. Now, through his initiative on neomasculinity, Krotek provides tools to reignite intuition and critical thinking, advocating for genuine gender roles to foster healthy families. His story highlights resilience, the importance of critical thinking, and the power of self-forgiveness as a means to transformation and societal healing.

In a delightful podcast episode, independent filmmaker James Westby joins host Tim to reminisce about their shared history with Hollywood Video. Diving into tales of creative training videos and unique cinematic experiences, they explore the memorable aspects that distinguished Hollywood Video from its competitors, like Blockbuster. James shares personal anecdotes about filming, his love for foreign films, and how a serendipitous meeting led to Tim's debut in an independent film. This trip down memory lane is sure to evoke nostalgia in anyone who remembers the vibrant era of video rentals filled with neon lights and personalized movie recommendations.

In this episode of 'What Would Dave Do?', Kayvon Kay shares his journey from a struggling student to a successful entrepreneur. Diagnosed with learning disabilities and ADHD, Kayvon faced numerous challenges early on but always had a feeling he was meant for more. Initially a top sales rep, Kayvon transitioned to online entrepreneurship, eventually building multiple successful businesses. Throughout, he remained committed to a human-centric sales approach, emphasizing authenticity and connection over high-pressure tactics. Kayvon's story is a testament to resilience, proving that with determination and the right mindset, one can overcome even the toughest obstacles.

In this episode of 'What Would Dave Do?', Tim speaks with Diandra Ford Wing, author of the book 'Redbird.' They discuss how the loss of Diandra's mother and aunt inspired her to write and find hope amid grief. As an homage to her loved ones, Diandra explores the signs from nature, like the appearance of redbirds, as messages from angels confirming their presence. Through her writing and memories, Diandra finds solace and clarity, keeping the legacy of her loved ones alive, while Tim draws parallels between their experiences of handling grief through creative outlets.

In this episode, Andrew Wittman shares his remarkable journey from growing up in Australia in a missionary family to becoming a U.S. Marine, police officer, federal agent, and eventually a resilience coach. His career took him from the military to law enforcement, where he provided protection for political leaders. Andrew discusses the shift from a structured military lifestyle to corporate work, emphasizing mental toughness and emotional intelligence. He highlights the insights gained from interacting with influential figures and how these experiences have shaped his approach to coaching and resilience training.

Dave Munson, founder of Saddleback Leather, shares his fascinating journey on the podcast 'What Would Dave Do.' From Portland to Mexico, Dave's path is filled with unexpected twists, including a stint as a youth pastor and an impromptu bullfight participation. Driven by a passion for leather, a search for the perfect leather bag eventually led him to launch his own successful company. Dave's narrative blends adventure, entrepreneurial spirit, and a deep love for quality leather goods, shedding light on his path from a school teacher to a renowned businessman in the leather industry.

Exploring the intersection of digital literacy and interpersonal skills, this episode highlights generational shifts in communication due to technology. Pelman notes that while Gen Z demonstrates technical prowess, there's a notable gap in soft skills development, partly attributed to early and intensive digital engagement. Programs by Climb Hire aim to teach essential social skills, preparing individuals for professional interactions and leveraging opportunities that come from meetings with industry professionals. This dual focus on technical upskilling and personal connection is posited as a key strategy for overcoming poverty and reaching economic self-sufficiency.

In this podcast episode, Dr. Carla Fowler discusses her journey from medical doctor to elite executive coach. She shares insights on how her early love for math and challenging experiences shaped her approach to life and career. Carla talks about her medical education, her residency in general surgery, and how observations about long-term career pathways led her to pivot professionally. This change allowed her to combine her clinical training and research skills with a passion for helping others navigate their professional challenges. The episode highlights the importance of breaking down goals and embracing opportunities for growth and exploration.

In this episode of 'What Would Dave Do?', Tim hosts Brett Hoogeveen, co-founder of Better Culture. They discuss the evolution of workplace culture and leadership. Brett reveals his engineering background and how shifting to culture-driven practices, influenced by his father's healthcare organization, QLI, reshaped his career. Tim shares his own experiences in fostering a positive company culture, emphasizing recognition and human-centric policies. They explore the gap between the awareness of culture's importance and the lack of strategic implementation in businesses. The dialogue offers valuable insights into creating environments where people genuinely thrive.

Scott Ballard joins Tim to share his inspiring story of overcoming dyslexia and consistently finding his place in entrepreneurship and mentorship. Scott’s early challenges in school were transformed by the positive influence of people who saw his potential. He shows how creating an environment of belief and support within organizations can lead to remarkable success. His leadership style centers on empowering others, turning them into heroes in their professions. This episode explores Scott’s personal philosophies and how they shaped his successful career, offering listeners valuable lessons on leadership and the impact of positive influence.

Host Note: This episode left me speechless. Evan’s story is raw, courageous, and deeply moving. I’m incredibly honored that he chose to share it with us. Listening to him, I was reminded that there are real heroes among us, and real suffering that often goes unseen. This conversation is a call to pause, reflect, and be profoundly grateful for the lives we lead and the opportunities we so often take for granted.In this episode of What Would Dave Do?, Evan Mawarire shares his transformative journey from a small church pastor to a leader of a nationwide movement in Zimbabwe. Confronted with the harsh realities of economic collapse and poverty, Evan was motivated by desperation to stand against the widespread corruption in his country. His heartfelt message, captured in a spontaneous video with the Zimbabwean flag, deeply resonated with his fellow citizens, sparking the ThisFlag campaign.This movement called for accountability and change, illustrating the powerful impact one voice can have in rallying millions for justice and democracy.

Aspasia Wealth Management is challenging the status quo in the financial world by emphasizing accessibility and modern convenience. In conversation with podcast host Tim, CEO Curtis Shirey details how his company moves away from traditional wealth management that typically serves the affluent. Inspired by historical figures and adopting a service model that caters to diverse financial needs, Aspasia aims to empower more individuals to build wealth. The discussion underscores Shirey's belief in a financial system that fairly serves a broader populace while retaining efficiency and trustworthiness.

In this episode. Tim welcomes Eli Libby and Kyle Nelson, co-founders of Reset OS, to discuss their remarkable journey from adversity to success. The conversation delves into the significance of co-foundership, the synergy between Eli and Kyle, and their complementary skills in decision-making. Amidst Kyle’s personal story of loss and resilience during the 2018 Campfire in Paradise, CA, the focus shifts to the transformative power of solitude and introspection. The duo emphasizes the importance of listening to one's inner voice and escaping the noise to find clarity and fulfillment in life.

Kyle Shannon discusses the notable parallels between the emergence of Internet technologies and AI tools like ChatGPT, emphasizing how both empower individuals beyond expert circles. He explores the idea that with Storyvine, video storytelling becomes accessible to non-professionals through structured guides that simplify the storytelling process. By enabling users to focus on narrative content while the platform handles technical complexities, Storyvine revitalizes the lost art of storytelling. The episode reveals how AI tools may further revolutionize personal expression, ultimately connecting people on a deeper level through shared stories.

Sam Vandervalk, an entrepreneur, joins the podcast to discuss his transition from managing one of British Columbia's top sports fishing businesses to leading mastermind retreats. After realizing financial success left him empty, Sam focuses on helping achievers escape routines and find purpose. Through World-class fishing adventures and community-driven mastermind retreats, he fosters personal and professional growth by encouraging introspection and alignment with individual missions. This episode illustrates how changing environments and perspectives can lead to transformative breakthroughs, emphasizing the synergy between nature, community, purpose, and success in one's professional journey.

Udo Erasmus, acclaimed author, speaker, and pioneer in the field of healthy oils, talks about his experience with pesticide poisoning. This health crisis led him to rediscover the essential components of oils rich in Omega 3 and 6. He highlights the benefits of these essential nutrients and points to the importance of having them in our daily diet. This interview delves into this life-altering journey and the incredible results that followed.

In this episode, Tim engages in an inspiring conversation with Chad E. Foster, an internationally renowned keynote speaker and author who is visually impaired. During the discussion, Foster opens up about his challenging journey of transitioning into blindness, a process that was filled with uncertainty and fear. He shares how, with the unwavering support of his mother, he developed an innovative learning system that helped him adapt to his new reality. Chad recounts the emotions he experienced as he navigated this difficult phase of his life, emphasizing the importance of resilience and determination. Against all odds, he transformed his struggles into a powerful motivation, eventually becoming an influential speaker who shares his story and inspires others. Foster's journey is a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the ability to overcome adversity, making his message one of hope and empowerment for audiences around the world.

In this episode, Tim Winner welcomes Matt Ross, the driving force behind the success of School of Rock. They delve into Matt's transition from a thriving career in radio to the music education sector. Matt explains how he harmonizes his analytical skills with his creative side to lead effectively. The discussion covers the rapid growth of the School of Rock, the importance of nurturing an innovative culture in business, and how personal interests like music, art, and fitness can enhance professional performance. This candid conversation offers valuable lessons on leadership and innovation.

In a captivating interview, Tim Winner talks with Eriksen Dickens, the creative mind behind Platinum Peek. Eriksen recounts his unconventional path from playing college sports to earning a master's in clinical psychology and eventually co-founding a video production company. Specializing in legacy documentaries and corporate storytelling, Eriksen emphasizes preserving personal histories through film. He shares experiences from his career, including producing a documentary about his late father. He discusses the evolving landscape of video technology and its role in keeping memories alive for future generations.

David Kirshbaum, a communication strategist from Vital Message, joins Tim to discuss his impactful TED Talk on climate and sustainability. David explains how he navigated the challenging preparation process with rigorous practice and dedication. He describes his journey from a layoff to founding Vital Message, an agency focused on strategic communication for environmental and social good. The episode provides insights into David's motivation and vision for a more sustainable and equitable world, emphasizing the transformative power of effective communication and marketing strategies.

Investor Match AI is an innovative platform that aims to bridge the gap between funders and founders by using comprehensive data sets to match the right people at the right time effectively. Dr. Alan Kaddish, the CEO of Investor Match AI, talks about the inspiration behind the platform and how it can democratize funding for a wide range of businesses. Through his experience as a funder and founder, Kaddish realized the need for alignment between funders and founders. Investor Match AI provides comprehensive matchmaking services and offers free assistance to founders, streamlining the funding process and saving valuable time. Kaddish also emphasizes the importance of curiosity and listening in leadership and shares his insights on the future of technology and medicine.

The HuPerson Project, co-founded by Jill Taylor and Daniel Goodenough, is transforming the leadership experience by integrating life mission and purpose into the business world. By answering the call of their individual life missions, leaders can cultivate awareness, resilience, and vitality in the workplace. Through a design approach, the Hue Person Project guides leaders in creating meaningful and impactful change in their organizations. The project recognizes that leadership is not just about achieving external goals, but also about embodying one's destiny and making a positive difference in the world. By working at the intersection of all contradictions and co-sensing with life, leaders can tap into a higher structure of mind and transform their approach to work and business. The HuPerson Project offers a roadmap for experiencing the awakenings of one's life mission and creating a more purpose-driven and fulfilling work environment.

Radious, a company focused on transforming residential spaces into productive work environments, is redefining the future of workspaces. Their CEO, Amina Moreau, shares their journey and the impact they aim to make. Through their Rad Workdays concept, they curate unique spaces that offer all the amenities of an office with the comforts of home. They believe in the power of environment in fostering creativity, productivity, and collaboration. The episode explores the changing landscape of work and the need for flexibility and freedom in the workplace. It also emphasizes the importance of thoughtful leadership, embracing different perspectives, and creating spaces that encourage open dialogue and respectful disagreement. The conversation reveals the philosophy of leadership at Radious, focused on purpose, transparency, and building togetherness. The CEO's insights on grit, perseverance, and the pursuit of meaningful work provide valuable advice for aspiring entrepreneurs and executives.

Dr. Adam Trexler, CEO of Valorum, shares his leadership journey and insights in this thought-provoking podcast episode. From his academic background to the creation of Valorum as a disruptor in private minting, Dr. Trexler's passion for value storage and gold shines through. He delves into the history of money and the importance of physical gold as a store of value, highlighting the need for stability in the face of global uncertainty. Dr. Trexler emphasizes the significance of alignment in leadership, focusing on the fulfillment and growth of individuals within an organization. His unique perspective on work, value exchange, and the search for meaning will leave listeners inspired and motivated to create lasting value in their own lives and careers.

Jonathan Hensley, CEO at Emerge, joins Tim Winner in an engaging conversation about the importance of alignment in leadership. Jonathan shares his personal experience of a pivotal moment that led him to write his book 'Alignment'. He explains how his research and interviews with successful leaders revealed the four types of alignment: individual, team, organizational, and market. Jonathan also explores the challenges faced by leaders in achieving alignment and provides practical advice for new executives and entrepreneurs. The conversation emphasizes the significance of clarity, focus, and empathy in building alignment and fostering a high-performance culture. It is a valuable resource for anyone seeking to enhance their leadership skills and create alignment within their teams and organizations.

Leon Anderson, the President of Instrument Agency, joins Tim Winner in this podcast episode to discuss his leadership journey. Leon shares the story of how he transitioned from acting to engineering and eventually found his passion for people-oriented leadership. He emphasizes the value of creating a culture of celebration and engagement, where employees are seen as assets rather than expenses. Leon also highlights the importance of being present and adaptable as a leader, drawing inspiration from leaders like Sam Altman. The conversation includes insights from Leon's improv comedy experience and how it influenced his leadership style. Overall, it is an inspiring conversation about embracing the unknown, finding joy in every moment, and making a positive impact on people's lives.

Ben Rigsby, a principal at Kinetic Retail Group, joins the podcast to discuss his journey from working at Hollywood Video to the world of self-interactive robotic kiosks. Ben highlights the evolution of retail and the impact of new technology on the industry. He shares his passion for working with motivated entrepreneurs and helping them turn their ideas into successful businesses. Ben also reflects on his time at Hollywood Video, specifically the groundbreaking work on revenue sharing with studios. He shares a personal memory of a conversation with Dave Sacco, emphasizing the importance of family and life's priorities in leadership. Additionally, Ben discusses his admiration for data visualization expert Stephen Few and the influence of his work on his own analytical approach. Overall, Ben's insights shed light on the ever-changing world of retail and the qualities that make a successful leader.

In this inspiring episode, Tim Winner talks with Jay Martin Jr., a TV personality and podcast host. They discuss the power of embracing insecurities and how they can become weapons of success. Jay shares his journey of overcoming depression and trauma and how his grandmother's wisdom played a pivotal role in his transformation. They also explore the importance of consistency, humility, and choosing to sit in a seat called 'grow.' From his work in diversity and inclusion to his impactful podcast, Jay's story is a testament to the power of hope and perseverance.

In this podcast episode, Tim Winner invites Michael Ewelling to discuss his extensive background in leadership. Michael shares his journey from working in large corporations like Tektronics and Hewlett-Packard to becoming an entrepreneur and CEO of various companies. He emphasizes the importance of being intentional as a leader and creating an environment that allows others to succeed. Michael also talks about the changing landscape of work, including the impact of remote work and emerging technologies. He encourages embracing change and being open to using new tools as amplifiers for individual gifts. Additionally, Michael highlights the value of trust, authenticity, and inclusiveness in leadership. He shares personal anecdotes and experiences to provide practical insights into effective leadership strategies. The conversation offers valuable advice and inspiration for current and aspiring leaders alike.

Avery joins me in the studio for a fantastic conversation about leadership, love, and being passionate about people's growth. She is a dynamic leader who has conquered corporate America and now makes a difference with her experience, grace, and wisdom.

It's a fun conversation with Connor, a remarkable actor with a really interesting career in Hollywood. Hear some of the back stories of iconic commercials and voice-over acting greats!  I call people like Connor, our reluctant leaders. He clearly provides leadership, and his passion for the craft of Voice Over acting and his stewardship of the history make for a great episode.

Some people are just good people. Having Jennifer Barker join me in the studio was awesome. It was fun to remissness about working at Hollywood Entertainment together. Jennifer has a wonderful humble approach, she is the type of leader people want to work with and for.

Having Micheal in the studio is like going to the circus... It's just fun! He has much experience and wisdom to share.  His delivery will energize you and make you want to make the most out of each day.  Including Act 1 and Act 2

Ann Smith joins me in the studio. Ann is the President and Founder of A. Wordsmith a Public Relations firm in Portland, Oregon.

I had so much fun talking with Larry Plotnick.  Larry's energy, passion, and kindness are on full display. This is a must-listen-to episode with so many great nuggets of wisdom and sound business advice.

In this episode, I sit down with Reggie Wideman to discuss various topics. Reggie is both a business and community leader who decided to take on the issue of mental health head-on. Join us as we discuss his work, mental health, leadership, the pandemic, social justice, and a little history.

It was so great to have Rick Mulinix join me for this episode of "What Would Dave Do?" I have always admired Rick as an executive, from our early days at Hollywood Entertainment to his work with Dave at the NCR Corporation. It was fun catching up with him, and I'm happy to share his wisdom and experience with my listeners.

I had an opportunity to have John Sanders, ACC, join me in the studio. John's leadership experience and style are lovely. He has been a student of leadership and developed his methods and credentials over the years. Tune in as we explore leadership, reminisce, and laugh remembering a twenty-five-year friendship.

So fortunate to have Scott Roth join me in the studio to chat about the leadership experience. Scott brings a wealth of knowledge to the conversation—such a dynamic, successful leader with a humble and inspiring story. Tune in to hear Scott's five principles and much more.

Becoming a Best Boss is an insightful approach to transforming your business. Thomas will take you on a journey of learning and improving you and your teams. This was an enjoyable conversation with a smart and funny man who has really become a master of leadership.

John Scales has a proven track record of success with highly regarded national retailers in combining exceptional sales and marketing expertise and extensive business strategy development in designing and implementing long-term, corporate-wide strategic and operational solutions. John successfully led corporate store operations, marketing, merchandising and new store development and provided leadership for as many as 350 stores in field operations capacities. Hear how John has built a successful career alway putting people first!

Get your headphones ready, this is going to be a fun one. I have personally known and worked with Suzanne Johnson for 20-plus years. Suzanne is a smart, thoughtful executive with a lot of experience in the field of HR. What would Dave do? Suzanne would know, She was Dave's HR business partner at Hollywood Video. I recently caught up with her and look forward to sharing it with you.

Hayli has a kick-ass approach to leadership, builds amazing loyalty with her team, and gets results! She also lives her life with the same vigor, listen-in to a fun conversation, and a different approach to leading today.

A conversation with John Alderson who was both a mentor and friend to Dave. He was the perfect person for Episode 1