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I go over the 9 Rules of Self-Improvement 1. Listen as if You don't know anything 2. Trail and Error is the best for Small/ Medium Areas of Improvement 3. Be Kind to Yourself 4. Knowing When to Quit 5. Always Value the Experience 6. Be Present When Learning Something New 7. Don't Re-Invent the Wheel 8. Practice Makes Perfect 9. Be Master of One and a Jack of All of Trades

CB's Wife Sheri Baker joins the show to discuss if you would take $70k in cash or to tickets to the Roc-Nation Brunch

Did you know that companies are disguising their entry level jobs on College Campuses so they don't have the word "sales" in the description? Author and college Professor Joyce Johnson joins the show to discuss all the myths and negative stereotypes of jobs in sales.

Teachers and business owners with seasonal work have one thing in common, having months without income. This episode I cover the mindset you need to budget with a schedule like and how an 80/20 budget can work in any situation.

In this episode I cover the major and minor differences in mind set when owning a business and owning a job.

Work-Life balance is one of the most discussed topics with no valuable solution. The main reason no solution is given is due to the fact that the solution depends on the individual. Gary Vee, Tim Ferris, Grant Cardone and Ed Mylett all talk about their views on work-life balance. They all range from zero work-life balance to making sure you max out your life. The bottom line is your work-life balance is determined by what values you hold in your professional and personal life. The tipping point is always changing due to life events and major projects. There will be times to where people on the outside looking in will see an in-balance between the two because they don't know your priorities or values. Staying true to your core values will put you closer to your work-life balance.

Darryl Murphy joins the show to give his insight on international travel, living abroad and global media.

How do you know when to go with your gut? That question has been asked from the beginning of time. What hasn't been discussed is polarizing the results going with your gut can cause. Going with your gut can lead to procrastination of facing reality or over-analyzing everything.

Morning routines can not only make or break your day, it can make or break your professional career. Here are some tips I use while coaching people to reach the next the level of productivity and professional advancement.

Why do haters monitor how much icing you put on your cupcake? Your hard earned money will give the ability to buy icing you want in your life. Cars, clothes and vacations are just examples of what kind of icing you can out on the cupcake of life. It seems like every time you upgrade your life people come out of the woodworks to judge your decision on the things you buy or what you spend money on.

Financial advisor Tearanie Parker tells her story of crushed dreams that turned into finding her real passion. In this episode, you will learn how to network, live your dreams and trust that God has a plan for your life.

It can be a terrifying thought to enter a room full of people you don't know and have to interact with them when you are introverted. I know because I'm introverted myself. These are the tips I use to get me past my initial fears to network with people at conferences and events.

A great way to provide value to your network is hosting a cocktail party. I give 3 tips that will help you pull off a flawless party with minimum clean up afterwards.

Who is to blame for the tension between the police and the culture? The media can certainly share some of it. Is it the training the law enforcement receives from the first day of becoming an officer? What about the Hip Hop Culture itself? The culture definitely only portrays the negative side of law enforcement. Guest Chad Daniels, a law enforcement detective, joins the show today to give his insight on what it's like to be in law enforcement as a black man. He also tells us what is fact and what fiction when it comes to life as a police officer.

The leader of the Diven Real Estate Group, Mahn, comes on the show to give us insight into the real estate game. We talk about what's real and what fake about the information you hear and see on the internet.

Long time friend Al Matthews stopped by with Sean Crippen to talk the benefits of selling insurance. Think that being insurance salesman doesn't pay, well think again. It may well be the fastest way to retirement yet, if done right. Al Matthews can be reached at 757-504-2114 Sean Crippen can reached at 804-592-1255

Guest Tennille Daniels joins the show to give her story of heartbreaks, bounce backs, and living in purpose.

A quick message to people who are becoming a supervisor for the first time.

Tawanda Walker joins the show today. Tawanda tells her story of how she became an expert in the trucking industry and what it took for her to understand what she was truly passionate about.

Everyone talks​ about knowing your strengths and weaknesses, but they don't talk about what you shouldn't do. If you suck at something, you shouldn't do it.... period. The simple cold hard truth about knowing what you suck at will keep you from working a job or doing tasks that bring you extreme discomfort. The goal in life and business is to enjoy as much as possible when it comes to life and to make as much money as possible when it comes to business. So are we doing the opposite when it comes down to living life and running a business?