
Shelby Scarbrough, Why I Want to Touch Every Corner of the World (#232)
Shelby Scarbrough is a serial entrepreneur, author, and speaker, who combines her background with public service to bring innovation in everything she’s involved in.
Entrepreneur | Author | Coach
Shelby Scarbrough is a serial entrepreneur, author, and speaker, who combines her background with public service to bring innovation in everything she’s involved in.
Martha Krejci is a business coach, growth strategist, social media marketing expert, and the CEO of Martha K Media Group,
Matthew Pollard is a globally acclaimed consultant, speaker, blogger, author, mentor, coach, and serial entrepreneur who has built five multi-million dollar businesses before the age of 30.
Michael Levitt is the founder & Chief Burnout Officer of The Breakfast Leadership Network, a burnout media firm that specializes in burnout prevention and recovery.
Sharon Sloane is the President and CEO of WILL Interactive, a company that designs instructional products for behavior modification and performance improvement.
Robert “Cujo” Teschner is the CEO and Founder of VMax Group Consulting, a combact veteran, and a former F-15 / F-22 fighter pilot.
Omar Shaikh is a Milwaukee business owner and community leader, who is well-known in Wisconsin for his award-winning restaurant Carnevor, one of the top-rated steakhouses in the city.
I help entrepreneurs get unstuck, take back their power, achieve their life objectives, and create the futures they want.
I prefer good news. Optimistic news. Inspirational news. Positive news. I just can’t find much of that kind of news on TV or on the radio. I think I understand why.
As an entrepreneur, chances are you have gone on a personal development journey and aim to be the best version of yourself that you can
Have you ever tried to learn from the future? Probably not, because it is hard to learn from something that has yet to happen. We
I wasn’t a nut fan for most of my life. Sometimes, I’d grab some peanuts or cashews in those shared bowls you might see on a bar [which seems gross now] but outside of that, not so much. I wasn’t anti-nut but there always seemed to be something I’d rather have, like pretzels or crackers.