Brendon Burchard - Best Selling Author and Founder of Growth Day Entrepreneurship doesn’t usually fail because the idea was bad. It fails because focus got fractured. You start the day knowing exactly what matters… and then the swirl hits. Emails. Fires. Requests. Shiny ideas. Someone else’s urgency. By the time the day ends, you worked hard — but the thing that actually moves the business forward barely got touched. That’s where focus becomes your unfair advantage. Brendon

Bullish on Execution Framework Meet Bullish on Execution. If you’re reading this, you’re probably not a beginner. You’ve already built something that works. You’ve got customers, revenue, a team (or a few key people wearing too many hats), and proof that your offer has real value. So why does “the next level” still feel harder than it should? Meet Bullish on Execution. Because at a certain point, growth stops being about effort and starts being about execution. Not motivation

Why the Mirror Turns Ordinary Leaders Into Sovereigns

Today’s episode is a powerful, grounded conversation with my friend Loghan Call — founder of Men of Devotion and one of the most soulful, intentional leaders I know.

You’re leading in a system that wasn’t designed for you. Not your voice. Not your instincts. Not your way of building power, trust, or momentum. And yet… here you are. Still standing. Still leading. Still winning. That’s not luck. That’s Lioness energy.

Twenty-five years ago, electronic medical records weren’t controversial. They were necessary. Paper charts were lost. Patient histories were fragmented. Care was inconsistent. Billing was chaotic. Healthcare couldn’t scale, couldn’t comply, and couldn’t survive without a digital backbone.

Inc just opened the doors for the new Regionals cycle, and if your company is scaling fast, this is your moment to step onto the radar.

There’s something electric about watching a woman rise — not because someone handed her a crown, but because she quietly built an empire brick by brick until the world had no choice but to recognize her

Aideen Ni Riada of Confidence in Singing

Bullish on Business – Episode Show Notes Rewriting Women’s Health: The SheSHIFTS Revolution with Dr. Tru Nguyen & Mary Pate Today’s episode is a deep dive into a transformative new paradigm for women’s health — and honestly, it’s one every woman needs to hear. We’re joined by two extraordinary leaders:

Innovation doesn’t always roar in — sometimes it rolls up with the tide.

My guest, Jeri Gerhart, shares how the dream for RedWord was planted, how God nurtured it through years and generations, and how this ministry is becoming a refuge for those who spend their lives serving others. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, weary, or spiritually dry — this episode is going to meet you right where you are.

About Today’s Guest — Michael LaBlanc Michael blends more than 30 years of leadership experience, over 20 years in information technology, and a lifetime of hands-on problem solving.

Today’s conversation is packed with heart, hustle, and pure Northern Michigan grit. Rose sits down with Brayton Farr — a triple-threat entrepreneur who’s elevating families, business owners, and communities across the lower peninsula. Brayton wears many hats: Senior Mortgage Loan Originator at Citywide Home Mortgage Life Insurance Professional with Farmers Insurance, specializing in family protection, wealth preservation, and key-person coverage Founder of Solutions By Farr,

In the 1960s, he helped reshape America’s immigration system away from racist national-origin quotas. (WBUR) By 1989, he was back at it — this time introducing the Immigration Act of 1990, the law that created the EB-1 through EB-5 employment-based categories and dramatically expanded legal immigration to the United States. (Wikipedia) So every time an investor family gets a green card through EB-5, they’re walking through a door Ted Kennedy helped build.

Some innovators are born hungry, and others are shaped by pressure that would crush most people. Thomas J. Watson Jr. was both. He didn’t simply inherit IBM — he challenged it, reshaped it, and ultimately reinvented it. His leadership wasn’t the obvious path. It was the path he had to grow into. And that growth, filled with conflict and courage, is what makes him one of the greatest innovation leaders of the last century.

Susan Bari, the founding force behind WBENC INTRODUCTION - Supplier Diversity Let’s talk about a woman who didn’t just open doors — she built the entire damn corridor.   Susan Bari , the founding force behind   WBENC , changed the game for women-owned businesses in the United States. She proved that when women are organized, certified, and recognized, the economy shifts. Today’s spark is all about honoring her legacy — and using her playbook to strengthen your own pride. THE

Nellie Bly’s 72-Day Charge Around the World In 1889, the journalism industry was a boys’ club with locked doors, low expectations, and even lower ceilings for women. And then came Nellie Bly — a reporter who didn’t just knock on the door, she blew the hinges clean off.

“I want the AI to create all the emails I need for my campaign, figure out the perfect target audience, write my sales letter, and build the landing page… all in one shot.”

Most entrepreneurs chase the next hot trend. But the leaders who truly change industries — the ones who build hundred-million-dollar companies and redefine entire markets — run straight into the parts of the world everyone else has given up on.