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Bill Horan talks to Jennifer Afriyie, author of R.E.S.T. IS THE NEW HUSTLE. Jennifer will discuss the lie we have been told about success, how some of the best ideas come while walking and showering, why rest is not weakness and how we react instead of responding when we don't get enough rest.

Bill Horan talks with Ron Lieback, author of TIME MANAGEMENT INVERTED. Ron will discuss why time management is a misnomer, why "focus" is so important, what are the enemies of time management and the role of alignment in time management.

Bill Horan talks with Johan Roos, author of HUMAN MAGIC. Johan will discuss what leaders do in the age of AI, what are the 5 core capabilities for humans in the age of AI, what is cognitive debt and how employee training has changed.

Bill Horan talks with Jenna Nicholas, author of ENLIGHTENED BOTTOM LINE. Jenna will discuss what you would put on your tombstone, if you had to reduce the sum of your impact to a single line, how spending and investing could become a way to heal the world, how to align personal values with professional choices and how every choice we make leaves another choice.

Bill Horan talks with W. Brad Johnson and David G. Smith, authors of FAIR SHARE.  Brad and David will discuss some archaic norms that  still exist in the workplace, what is the role of Covid and AI in providing fair play, why men want out of the "man box" and what that means, and what type of lawyer is best for a workplace that wants fair play for all.

Bill Horan talks with Larry Weingarten, author of THE PHILOSOPHER'S WRENCH.  Larry will discuss why he says his goal is to uncover truths hidden in plain sight, what is the curse of growing up, how we can avoid people who steal our comfort and finding out about the power of perspective.

Bill Horan talks to Chad Betz, author of AUTHENTIC SUCCESS.  Chad will discuss why people often feel like failures despite impressive careers, what is the difference between success and authentic success, why many people believe success has an expiration date and the biggest lie people tell themselves about success.

Bill Horan talks with Melissa Swift, author of EFFECTIVE. Melissa will discuss what it means to be effective, why alignment is so important, what is the "curse of competence" and what are the 4 simple terms that will help you find your area of effectiveness.

Bill Horan talks with Detria Austin Everson, author of SERVICING IS A SUPERPOWER.  Detria will discuss how servicing can be active or passive, why leadership is not about power but about impact, how servicing doesn't just help others it transforms you, and why we confuse visibility with influence.

Bill Horan talks with Susan MacKenty Brady, author of ALL THE DIFFERENCE.  Susan will discuss what are the roadblocks that block a leaders success, why leaders must be learners not knowers,  who is your best self, and how reflection can be used to improve leadership.

Bill Horan talks with Anette Demattio, author of TOO STRONG FOR YOUR OWN GOOD.  Anette will discuss why she says this is the beginning of what is possible for you, why strength isn't what you carry - it is what you choose to drop, why before any major choice, we should ask ourselves, "Does this align with the me I just met?" and how health grows where your energy flows.

Bill Horan talks with Benjamin Chen, author of LESSONS FROM THE MAT. Benjamin will discuss why the concept of Seiryoku-Zenyo (which means maximum efficiency, minimum effort) is so important, what are the 4 kinds of knowing, why stillness is the first principle, and why alignment is the key to all of our success.

Bill Horan talks with Lindsay K. Barnett, author of WORKING HELL TO WORKING WELL.  Lindsay will discuss what is the difference between wellness and well being, why work does not have to be about "acting your wage", how FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out) affects us and why she says lack of direction - not lack of time - is the real problem.

Bill Horan talks with Paul Ingram, author of WHAT DO YOU REALLY STAND FOR. Paul will discuss how knowing your values makes good things happen, how goals fit in with values,  what is " embodied cognition" and how our analysis of a situation can reveal our true values.

Bill Horan talks with Tonya Comer, author of IN HIGH HEELS ON A LADDER. Tonya will discuss what she means by a "journey to wholeness," why she says, "you are not your circumstances", how your belief system may be the source of your shame and doubt and why self-limiting beliefs are a big fat lie.