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As we stand at the threshold of a new year, anticipation fills the air. Brace yourself for the journey ahead – a journey that promises both lows and highs, challenges and triumphs. To make this year truly extraordinary, remember this: you cannot live in yesterday. This is your chance to make the upcoming year the greatest one yet. Embrace the journey with open arms, understanding that the tapestry of life is woven with a myriad of experiences. Are you ready for the adventure? The canvas is blank, and the brush is in your hands. 

Join Richard on this episode with Mike Vera, a Board Certified Health Coach (NBC-HWC) with a Master's degree (MS) in Exercise Science and a specialization in Sports Psychology and Performance Enhancement,  on taking control of your health. Mike is on a crusade of guiding you on your transformational journey to optimal health and a happier you. Learn more at Mike's website Red Pill Health & Wellness, where you can also book a free consultation, follow his podcast, and connect with him on social media.

Richard talks with Sue Dhillon about perseverance as a guest on her Blossom Your Awesome Podcast!To see more of Sue's work  - blossomyourawesome.com
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Everyday of your life is really about the choices that you make. Everytime you make a choice, that's a decision. And with that decision, you implement through a pathway that that decision creates. Now it's interesting because whatever that pathway is, it's not defined by the choice you made. It's actually defined by something else you bring to that choice. Find out what that is in this episode featuring Jim Sabellico from J. Louis Technology. Contact Jim at 631-997-0497 or jsabellico@jlouis.com.

Life is about emotions. And emotions are expressed through behavior. On this episode, Richard talks with Robert Beagle, creator of a weekly love letter entitled "Romantic Memo." Why do the words love and romance cause so much misunderstanding? In today's world, romance is not the easiest thing to keep alive because we're pulled in so many different directions. But if you love somebody, and you're really in love with them, don't make Valentine's Day the only day you say it and you show it. Make it an everyday part of the relationship with them.

Richard has a return guest, Orrin Hudson, to discuss what it means to live from the inside-out and not the outside-in through the powerful story and presence Orrin has. If you are not familiar with Orrin, he loves to help kids get off the street and show them a better life. How does he do it? Chess. You heard that right. He introduces them to the strategic game of chess and how it's such a powerful way to get the kids to think differently and change their own lives.