Jason Day: How To Deal With Setbacks

Who Are You: Clark Harvey

In our series finale, our host Clark Harvey is interviewed by his wife, Tara. As someone who is closer to Clark than anyone else, this conversation allows for a rare interview that has first hand views from both sides of a marriage when one party is working towards a dream and a goal.

Mark Householder: What To Do Once You Have Made It

Today’s guest is Mark Householder.  Mark will help us get clarity around what to do when you’ve made it. As the president of a large non profit, Mark spends a lot of time evaluating and developing talent because he cares about people and the long-term health and stability of his organization. If you want actionable, thoughtful tips from a seasoned executive on how to share your knowledge and wisdom with others, this podcast will help you greatly.

Jake Myers: How To Excel And Accelerate Your Career Path

In today's episode we talk to Jake Myers. Jake Myers is a seasoned, dynamic sales leader, educator and public speaker. As a multifaceted professional, he seamlessly navigates between roles as a revenue leader of a newly-minted, billion-dollar startup, an adjunct professor, a captivating speaker, and devoted aficionado of consumer psychology.

Jason Day: How To Deal With Setbacks

On this episode of the Who Are You podcast, we talk to PGA Tour Professional Jason Day. He tells us about his past and all of the things that he has been through and the challenges that he has overcome on his path to becoming one of the top golfers in the world!

Travis Miller: What to do when you figure it out

Today we are discussing the second of our show’s themes: What to do when you figure it out. Travis miller is the creator of PGA Memes which he grew from inception to a worldwide phenomenon with over a million followers, he has used his platform for good hosting charity golf outings and other philanthropic endeavors. What a lot of people don't know is that PGA Memes was not the initial plan for Travis and in todays episode, he walks us through what he was doing and his thought process as he moved through his career change.