Post-Traumatic Growth Is the Conversation We Need; with Alex Sheen from "because I said I would."

Kyle Goodknight welcomes Alex Sheen, founder of Because I Said I Would, to discuss grief, resiliency, and the power of promise cards. They explore the grieving process, post-traumatic growth, and the synergy between first responders and mental health initiatives. The episode emphasizes normalizing mental health discussions and integrating resiliency skills into daily life. Alex shares insights on corporate retreats, leadership development, and the role of AI in mental health. He offers advice on finding purpose through retreats and the importance of volunteerism. The episode wraps up with gratitude for volunteer support and a call for local engagement in Central Ohio.

Kyle Goodknight hosts Rick Binder, who shares the inspiration behind his entrepreneurial journey and the creation of Phase International. Rick discusses the flexibility of youth, career changes, and the development of the Bender Lift, highlighting the transition from product to business. He recounts early promotional efforts at EMS conferences and the evolving roles within his family business, BinderLift. They explore marketing strategies, challenges in patient handling, and the evolution of equipment. Emphasizing communication and teamwork, Rick introduces safety practices like "lift time out" and the importance of injury prevention. The episode concludes with insights on patient lifting studies, full circle industry moments, and future projects.

Kyle Goodknight chats with Bill Strainton about the CEO mindset and the power of connection in podcasting. Bill shares his Emmy-winning TV career journey, the unexpected cancellation of his show, and his shift to entrepreneurship. They discuss leading creative teams, entering the speaking business, and identifying transferable skills. Kyle and Bill offer tips on expanding beyond niches, recognizing unique value, and treating ventures as businesses. They touch on income fluctuations, crisis planning, and intentional thinking. The episode wraps up with insights on improving customer journeys, leveraging speaking gigs, and seizing opportunities.

Kyle Goodknight welcomes listeners and introduces Jenny Unsworth, who shares her entrepreneurial journey, focusing on the growth of her tutoring business. The conversation explores the differences between teaching university students and younger clients, and the role university education plays in entrepreneurship. Jenny emphasizes the importance of real-life experience and learning through failure, while discussing cultural attitudes towards entrepreneurship in the UK. She addresses managing personal challenges and the mindset required for success. Jenny offers entrepreneurial mentorship services and provides insights on maintaining audience interest. The episode concludes with Jenny's advice for aspiring entrepreneurs and a call to action.

Patricia Viscount joins Kyle Goodknight to share her entrepreneurial journey, beginning with her escape from toxic work environments and transition into her first entrepreneurial project. She discusses the challenges of unlearning corporate command and control, while leveraging first responder skills in business. Patricia emphasizes the importance of autonomy and brand voice strategy, illustrating through a tech startup case study. She offers consultations on brand voice development and delves into the significance of educating future entrepreneurs. The episode explores the power of podcasts for networking and brand building, highlighting relationship-building as essential. Patricia concludes with her contact information and final insights.

Kyle Goodknight invites Jay Fairbrother to share insights from his entrepreneurial journey, highlighting his financial recovery and the pivotal role masterminds played in his success. Jay explains the concept of masterminds, comparing various types and discussing the importance of readiness and transition. He touches on the exclusivity and application process involved in joining masterminds. The conversation shifts to Jay's transition from coaching to podcasting and the process of identifying ideal clients. Listeners are introduced to the Six Figure Masterminds Boot Camp, with an overview of the virtual event and registration details. The episode wraps up with contact information and final thoughts.

Host Kyle Goodknight has Ron Allan on teh show and he shares his journey from radio to digital media, highlighting his time with Smooth Jazz in Columbus and his shift into sales, marketing, and entrepreneurship. Discover how he launched his voice-over coaching business, focusing on curriculum and market analysis, and the formation of Big Voice Productions. Ron reflects on personal growth and the importance of human connection in coaching. He also previews the upcoming Big Voice Productions Podcast and acknowledges LegalShield's sponsorship. Tune in for insights on career transitions and entrepreneurship, concluding with gratitude for listeners.

Kyle Goodknight welcomes Connie Davis to discuss her transition from corporate finance to her current role in Love and Authenticity. Connie explains the concept of "money movement" and its importance in promoting financial inclusion, particularly for the unhoused community. They explore the critical role digital lifelines play for vulnerable populations and highlight the mission and accomplishments of the Inspire World Foundation in its first year. A success story from a community market advisor is shared, along with the potential of podcasting to aid nonprofit growth. Opportunities for collaboration with the Inspire World Foundation are discussed, and the episode concludes with contact information and acknowledgments.

Kyle Goodknight welcomes Valerie Huard to discuss the intriguing connection between trauma and clutter. Valerie shares her unique background as a first responder, highlighting her experiences during the Quebec ice storm and involvement with Formula One races. She opens up about her PTSD diagnosis and how it led her to a transformative decluttering journey. The conversation delves into the relationship between clutter, trauma, and cortisol, and the mental challenges entrepreneurs face. Valerie offers strategies for overcoming procrastination and pivoting during COVID-19, while also providing details on an upcoming masterclass. The episode concludes with encouraging words for entrepreneurs.

Kyle Goodknight welcomes Tammy Vincent as they explore her career journey and transition into entrepreneurship. Tammy shares her success in franchising and the challenges posed by the COVID pandemic. The conversation shifts to Kyle's background and his post-9/11 pivot. They discuss embracing an entrepreneurial mindset and the ventures and challenges they faced. Tammy reveals her coaching breakthrough and the power of EFT tapping in personal development. The episode emphasizes the importance of mentors and business coaches, addressing anxiety, and offers insights into Tammy's podcast and her course, "Trials to Triumph." They conclude with strategies for overcoming personal challenges, audience interaction tools, and the significance of building connections.