Healing Trauma, Building Connection | Harris Hill

In this powerful and deeply personal episode of Business Story of the Week, we sit down with Harris Hill, founder of the Center for Childhood Trauma Healing, who shares their transformational journey from living with complex PTSD to pioneering holistic trauma treatment that helps others reclaim their lives. Harris opens up about how trauma shaped their early years, what finally sparked their healing, and how that journey led to building a mission-driven business that’s changing lives. From launching a coaching business in the midst of heartbreak in Indonesia to discovering marketing that honors their neurodivergence and introversion, Harris delivers honest insights on entrepreneurship, emotional resilience, and authentic connection. This conversation is a must-listen for anyone interested in trauma healing, mental health advocacy, or building a business aligned with personal truth.

After a life-altering traumatic brain injury, Dani Rosenblad James found her calling in the most unexpected way—by helping others find their voice. In this powerful episode of Business Story of the Week, Dani shares how her injury became the catalyst for founding The Storytellers Path, a heart-driven writing community where everyday people become authors of their own personal stories. Dani opens up about the emotional journey of entrepreneurship, the vulnerability of turning yourself into the “product,” and the challenges and rewards of leading a growing community. Her mission is simple yet profound: Everyone’s story matters. Through Facebook, Instagram, and good old-fashioned word-of-mouth, she’s helping people write and share stories that heal, inspire, and change lives. Whether you're a writer, a dreamer, or someone recovering from your own personal storm, this episode will show you how storytelling can be the key to transformation.

In this gripping episode of Business Story of the Week, we dive into the world of trauma, resilience, and purpose with Sarah Phillips, owner of Jax DeCon in Jacksonville, Florida. A military veteran, former stay-at-home mom, and now a trailblazer in the biohazard cleanup industry, Sarah shares how she turned her passion for helping others into a meaningful and thriving business. From crime scenes to mold remediation, Sarah brings empathy, strength, and community spirit to every cleanup job. She speaks candidly about the emotional weight of working with overdose victims, her dedication to mental health and veteran suicide awareness, and the gritty realities of growing a niche business in a high-demand field. With insights on leadership, pricing missteps, local networking, and building trust through compassion, this is a story of grit, heart, and true service.  

In this inspiring episode of Business Story of the Week, we sit down with Sally Bisbee, the powerhouse entrepreneur behind Simply Sally—a trio of businesses dedicated to helping people declutter their lives and embrace simplicity. From crafting joy through custom creations, to transforming homes through organization, and empowering moms through coaching, Sally shares how passion, purpose, and persistence drive her journey. She opens up about launching her coaching business, the surprises and setbacks of entrepreneurship, and why messy action beats perfection every time. Whether you're a busy mom or a business dreamer, Sally's story will motivate you to show up, speak up, and start sooner.

In this episode of Business Story of the Week, we sit down with Korey Goldin from Delta Kits, a company that helps everyday people turn small cracks into big opportunities—literally. Korey dives deep into how Delta Kits empowers aspiring entrepreneurs to launch profitable windshield repair businesses with minimal overhead and high return potential. Whether you're eyeing a side hustle, part-time gig, or full-time venture, Korey shares why this business is recession-proof, location-independent, and highly scalable. He also gives solid advice on marketing through social media, building a client base through word of mouth, and maintaining long-term business growth through education and consistency. If you're considering starting your own business but don't know where to begin, this episode might just be the push you need.

In this episode of Business Story of the Week, we sit down with Steve Brossman, former sprint champion turned international business strategist, bestselling author, and sales expert. From Olympic dreams cut short by injury to building a multimillion-dollar fitness empire and eventually becoming a sought-after speaker and coach, Steve shares his powerful transformation story. Steve breaks down his signature approach to sales—"selling yourself without selling your soul." He reveals why traditional sales methods fail most entrepreneurs, how authentic connection converts better than hard pitches, and how leveraging podcast guesting helped him scale to six figures in under a year. Whether you're struggling to sell yourself, looking to elevate your business, or exploring the power of podcasting for growth—this episode is full of golden insights, actionable frameworks, and a big dose of motivation.

In this powerful episode of Business Story of the Week, we sit down with the multi-talented Tym Moss—entertainer, singer, actor, LGBT activist, and producer—who shares his deeply personal journey from addiction and loss to rediscovery and triumph. Tym opens up about battling a 20-year addiction, losing his sense of self, and ultimately reclaiming his life through art, music, and relentless determination. We also dive into his current projects like Salvation, a gripping theatrical production, and 50 Shades of Gay, a touring comedy variety show. Tym offers unfiltered insight into the challenges of being an independent artist, the power of social media, and why listening to your heart is the key to success. This is a story of resilience, reinvention, and reclaiming your voice—an unforgettable conversation with a true creative force.

In this inspiring episode of Business Story of the Week, we sit down with award-winning author, speaker, and social entrepreneur Tafadzwa Mazibuko. From her early beginnings in network marketing to becoming a powerful voice in personal development, Tafadzwa shares how she turned dreams into books, setbacks into strategies, and purpose into a platform. She discusses the importance of taking authorship seriously as a business, why passion should fuel your mission, and how her Dreamer's Daily Planner and prayer journal are empowering women around the world. Whether you're a writer, entrepreneur, or someone still figuring it out, Tafadzwa’s journey will ignite your purpose.

In this inspiring episode of Business Story of the Week, we sit down with Kevin Elworth, a leadership coach, former pastor, and author of Breaking the I Can’t Cycle. Kevin dives deep into the power of effective communication as the lifeblood of any organization—whether in business or ministry. He shares his personal journey of launching a business, experiencing early failure, pivoting his approach, and finally finding traction by focusing on what others truly need—not just what he wanted to provide. Kevin also opens up about building a discipleship process for churches, the challenges of engaging disengaged congregations, and how hiring a marketing firm was a leap of faith that started yielding results. Perhaps most powerfully, he reflects on how fear-based thinking holds us back, and how transforming your mindset can radically accelerate your life and business. This is a conversation full of wisdom, vulnerability, and practical steps for any entrepreneur, leader, or changemaker ready to shift from frustration to forward motion.

In this powerful episode of Business Story of the Week, we sit down with Elicia Ybarra — a lifelong martial artist, entrepreneur, and founder of Pretty Hands Hard Punches. Elicia’s mission? To empower one million women by redefining self-defense beyond just physical moves — focusing instead on situational awareness, gut instincts, and emotional boundaries. Elicia opens up about her entrepreneurial journey, including early failures in social media marketing, how she rebuilt from the ground up, and why structure, storytelling, and authenticity are her top business tools. Her advice? Learn to say no — because protecting your emotional space is just as vital as knowing how to throw a punch. This is more than a business story — it’s a movement.