Chuck Garcia | Get Courageous by Admitting It’s Okay to Not Be Okay

Haley McClain Hill | NFL Cheerleader and Air Force Vet Talks about Key Risks

Why do we love cheerleaders? They get us out of our seats and pump us up!! Haley McClain Hill takes her contagious energy and can-do spirit and applies it to all areas of her life. In this episode she talks about her career ambition, to include landing a deal on Shark Tank to help launch her clothing brand. Haley is evidence if you can dream it, you can do it. In this Bet on You episode, she teaches us how!!

Michael Andrews | Bespoke Clothier and Entrepreneur Talks about Executive Style

On your Bet on You journey, you don’t want to just act the part – you want to be the part. Michael Andrews is here to give us style tips on how to rock our executive presence. Plus, you’ll learn about his entrepreneurial journey … it’s an inspiring tale. Michael teaches us in this episode that you can combine your passion with your career and, when you do, you find surprising fulfillment.

Rich Cardona | Retired Marine turned Podcaster Talks about Eliminating Barriers to Success

One of Rich Cardona’s most popular YouTube videos is his discussion on quitting drinking so he could focus on building his business. This 'aha! moment' came to him after a regrettable night, followed by a morning of clarity.  We all have barriers between us and our dreams. Rich Cardona inspires us to break those barriers!

Chuck Garcia | Get Courageous by Admitting It’s Okay to Not Be Okay

Chuck Garcia shouldn’t be here.  He was one of those individuals who was supposed to be in the Twin Towers on 9.11.  As fate would have it, his schedule changed.  So did his life.  The most powerful learning he pulled from this experience is to not wait for the tragedy to happen to change your life.  Start making small, significant changes today to be more intentional with your time and effort.

Alison Taylor | “Higher Ground” Author and Associate NYU Professor Shares Guidance on Leading with Our Values

There are times leading with our values creates conflict – be it with others, our company, our community.  What do we do then?  Some of the biggest risks we take are with our relationships.  Being able to have intelligent, respectful, thoughtful disagreements is so key to navigating conflict and coming to a place of better understanding.  We learn how to do this with Alison Taylor.