Transcript: You’re talking about true change here. We’re not pulling any punches on this, folks. Meiyoko Taylor: No. David Brower: This is the real deal. This is true change that needs to begin with your own will, your own passion, your own purpose, your own motivation. What you do is help unlock those doors and…
DetailsTranscript:: One of the things that I’ve read about you is it really appears to zero down to one word and that is “amazing.” Getting whatever amazing means out of yourself of course and out of other people. How did that all start with you? Meiyoko Taylor: Well, pretty much I believe that everybody born…
DetailsTranscript: I’m a baby boomer and we have exactly the same experience, so this is fascinating to me in that when I quit my corporate job in April 30th of ’08 and I took a leap of faith on May 1st of ’08 to be an entrepreneurial, an entrepreneurial guy and run my own voiceover…
DetailsTranscript: You are, my friend, the first millennial entrepreneur I’ve ever interviewed, so I’m excited to talk to you. Naresh Vissa: Well that’s an honor, David, I’m glad. Hopefully we can bridge some of that generational gap in this interview today. David Brower: I know, right? You’re a millennial, and I’m a baby boomer, so…
DetailsTranscript: How do you truly find your purpose? Is that a black and white answer or is that a journey? How do you do this? Nicholas U.: Sure, and I think you would agree. I think probably it could be a journey. I think some people, especially in more men, we try to make it…
DetailsTranscript: The companies which you’ve owned have generated millions of dollars in sales within a very short period of time and, although you were able to build a business that was very successful, you travel 33 countries, you played football in front of 110,000 fans. Is that American football or the other kind? Nicholas U.: …
DetailsTranscript: David, You are kicking butt and taking names as a voice talent. It really makes me feel great. David Brower: I appreciate that. Susan was my very first coach, very first mentor, and so we go way back. It’s just a thrill to have you here. Susan is one of the most listened to…
DetailsTranscript: He developed the “emotions as tools” metaphor to teach incarcerated young women, local law enforcement personnel, college students, and others what emotions are. Why we have them and how to master them as tools. And you’ve got a couple of bestseller books on the subject as well. So, what tripped your trigger, for lack…
DetailsTranscript: Mindful just seems to be one of the buzzwords in everything the last couple of years, doesn’t it? Mindfulness, be mindful about this. Julie Coraccio: I think it’s so important though, because I think for so long we haven’t been mindful. It’s about bringing it into everyday life. You can say, “Well, I can…
DetailsTranscript: This is David Brower with our special guest, Kelly Fernandes from Canada, and she is Self-Love junkie. I love that. What does that mean? Kelly Fernandes: It means I help you love yourself in body, mind, and spirit. David Brower: Oh my goodness. That’s called balance, right? Kelly Fernandes: Yes it is. David Brower: …
DetailsTranscript: One of the things that has always interested me is internet marketing, search engine optimization, those kinds of things, and you’ve had some great success with that haven’t you? Kellen Kautzman: Yeah we’re doing all right. Our largest client is Golden Nugget Hotel and Casino all the way down to a single realtor, but…
DetailsTranscript: You are as I mentioned, a leadership development strategist and you lead what? You lead individuals, you lead business leaders? Tell me a little bit about what you do. Judy Lair: Sure, so I have the distinction of being both a licensed, professional clinical counselor and a certified coach and within that certified coach…
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