Tal and PJ welcome Dr. Darnyelle Jervey Harmon, CEO of the multi-million-dollar coaching and consulting brand, Incredible One Enterprises. A two-time Inc. 5000 selectee, Dr. Harmon is a 7-time best-selling author, creator of five powerful business systems, and host of the MOVE To Millions Podcast. Her latest book, Move to Millions®, encapsulates her method for helping clients quickly cross the million-dollar revenue mark while deepening their spiritual connections.

Dr. Harmon’s path to success was far from easy. Growing up with drug-addicted parents and a mother who went to prison, she was the only one among her mother's seven children to graduate from high school, attend college, and achieve millionaire status. Her entrepreneurial journey includes bankruptcy, failed launches, bad hires, and losing big clients, demonstrating the importance of resilience and determination.

Key Discussion Points:

1. Early Life and Lessons Learned:

- Dr. Harmon shares about her challenging childhood and the key lessons she learned that shaped her outlook.

2. Pursuing Entrepreneurship:

- What drove her to pursue entrepreneurship despite such challenging beginnings and whether she had any business owners in her orbit who inspired her.

3. Starting with Mary Kay:

- Transition from corporate to Mary Kay, the significant setback with bankruptcy in 2010, and what she learned from it.

4. Navigating Failures:

- Discuss failed launches and bad hires and how she navigated through these challenges.

5. Victim Mindset:

- Importance of not viewing oneself as a victim and how she developed and maintained this mindset through personal and professional challenges.

6. Move to Millions® Method:

- Explanation of the Move to Millions® method, its development, and its key principles.

7. Traits of Successful Clients:

- Traits of clients who succeeded in becoming million-dollar CEOs and the missing ingredients in those who didn't.

8. Balancing Business Growth and Spirituality:

- Balancing business growth with spiritual depth, and whether spirituality was always part of her life or a later discovery.

Quotable Moments:

"When your best times collide with your worst, you are defining and unleashing the Incredible in you."

"A setback can be a stepping stone if you allow it to be."

Connect with Dr. Harmon:

- Instagram: [@darnyellejerveyharmon](https://www.instagram.com/darnyellejerveyharmon/)

- Facebook: [@darnyellejerveyharmon](https://www.facebook.com/darnyellejerveyharmon)

- LinkedIn: [@darnyellejerveyharmon](https://www.linkedin.com/darnyellejerveyharmon)

- X, formerly Twitter: [@darnyellejerveyharmon](https://www.twitter.com/darnyellejerveyharmon)

Listener Engagement:

We're eager to hear your reflections on Dr. Harmon's journey and how her insights resonate with your own experiences.

Disclaimer:

The views expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the Braving Business Podcast or its hosts.

Remember to subscribe, rate, and review us wherever you get your podcasts. Stay brave!

In our Season 2 Finale, join Tal and PJ as they dive into the journey of Eric Liedtke, a trailblazer in the fashion industry known for his leadership at Adidas and his courageous shift towards sustainability. Discover how Eric transformed Adidas through innovative collaborations and sustainability initiatives and why he left to co-found The UNLESS Collective, a brand dedicated to regenerative fashion.

Key Discussion Points:

1. Early career and what drove Eric to join Adidas

2. Reflections on 26 years at Adidas, highlighting proudest achievements and key learnings

3. Experiences overseeing iconic collaborations and product innovations at Adidas

4. Navigating the transition from the corporate world of Adidas to launching The UNLESS Collective

5. The concept of 'regenerative fashion' and its significance to The UNLESS Collective

6. Challenges faced in creating a brand from scratch and strategies for overcoming them

7. How experiences at Adidas prepared Eric for his entrepreneurial journey with The UNLESS Collective

8. Core values from Adidas carried over to The UNLESS Collective and how they have evolved

9. Advice for individuals considering leaving a secure corporate job to pursue a passion-driven, higher-risk venture

10. New horizons and challenges anticipated with The UNLESS Collective in the future

Quotable Moments:

"Stepping away from a secure, successful career to pursue a passion for sustainability was the bravest decision of my life."

"Regenerative fashion isn't just a trend; it's a necessary evolution for the industry."

Connect with Eric:

- LinkedIn: [Eric Liedtke] (https://www.linkedin.com/in/eric-liedtke)

- The UNLESS Collective: [UNLESS](https://unlesscollective.com)

Listener Engagement:

We'd love to hear your thoughts on Eric's journey from Adidas to The UNLESS Collective and how his story inspires your own path in business. Email us from our website, www.bravingbusiness.com

Disclaimer:

The views expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily represent those of the Braving Business Podcast or its hosts.

Stay brave and keep pushing the boundaries of what's possible in business and sustainability.

Dive into the depths of workplace mental health with Dr. MH Pelletier, as she decodes the art of 'strategic resilience.' Her award-winning book, "The Resilience Plan," sets the stage for a dialogue on navigating work performance peaks and mental health valleys with strategic finesse.

Key Questions:

1. Dr. Pelletier, could you describe your early days in Northern Quebec and how your life experiences drew you to psychology?

2. Throughout your career transitions, how has your focus on mental health evolved from clinical practice to the business sector?

3. What is 'strategic resilience' and how does it intersect with successful work performance?

4. Could you explain the concept of a 'strategic resilience' plan and offer an actionable step for our listeners to start crafting their own?

5. Your book, "The Resilience Plan," stands out in the crowded space of wellness literature. What unique insights does it offer?

6. With your extensive speaking engagements and book clubs, beyond book sales, what pivotal message do you hope to impart?

7. Entrepreneurs often juggle multiple demands; how do you decide where to focus your time and energy?

8. Your quote on behavioral principles touches on influencing others. What's your take on asking for 'kindness' instead of 'favors'?

9. Balancing a disciplined life with fun and joy is crucial. What's your strategy for unwinding and what advice can you give to our audience?

Quotable Moments:

"Strategic resilience isn't just about bouncing back; it's about springing forward with a plan and purpose."

"People yearn for reasons in their actions; understanding this can pivot how we influence and interact."

Connect with Dr. Pelletier:

- LinkedIn: (https://www.linkedin.com/in/drmhpelletier/)

Listener Engagement:

We're eager to hear your reflections on Dr. Pelletier's insights into the resilience plan and its role in your life. Email us through our website, www.bravingbusiness.com

Disclaimer:

The views expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily represent those of the Braving Business Podcast or its hosts.

Stay brave and embrace your journey with strategic resilience.

Carl Grant III shares his transformative journey from his first startup with his father to his remarkable tenure at Cooley, where he led significant growth. Hear how personal challenges catalyzed the innovation of a patented technology and his mission to live abundantly, captured in his latest book.

Key Questions:

1. Carl, how did your journey begin in entrepreneurship, and what led to your significant role in business development at Cooley?

2. With family being a recurring theme in your ventures, how has working with your father and son shaped your business approach?

3. Can you detail how personal health adversities within your family led to a groundbreaking patented technology?

4. In blending faith and business, what guiding principles do you adhere to ensure harmony between the two?

5. Discuss "How to Live the Abundant Life" and how entrepreneurs can embody its teachings for success.

6. Facing the intricacies of M&A with Capital Raise and clinical trials with CMFI, what strategies guide your leadership?

7. You advocate for sharing the entrepreneurial burden. What practical steps can leaders take to distribute responsibilities effectively?

8. How does the philosophy of a well-lived life from your book influence your mentorship and leadership style?

9. With the ambitious goal of hosting 100 conferences, what preparations are underway, and what outcomes do you envision?

10. Adventurous experiences have clearly impacted your risk assessment in business. How do you translate these learnings to your entrepreneurial decisions?

Quotable Moments:

"True abundance lies not just in wealth, but in a life filled with purpose, joy, and a deep sense of being blessed."

"Carrying burdens alone will weigh you down. Looking beyond oneself can illuminate the path to resilience."

Connect with Carl:

- LinkedIn: (https://www.linkedin.com/in/carlgrant)

- Instagram: (https://www.instagram.com/carl.grant.iii/)

Listener Engagement:

We invite your reflections on Carl's insights and how they echo your experiences in overcoming obstacles and pursuing a life of abundance. Contact us through our website, www.bravingbusiness.com

Disclaimer:

The views expressed by guests are solely their own and may not necessarily align with those of the Braving Business Podcast or its hosts.

Embrace your journey with courage, and let each day be a step toward an abundant life.

Meet Tom Dawkins, the serial entrepreneur and CEO of Start-Some-Good, a catalyst for global social change. This episode dives into Tom's journey from founding three non-profits to his latest venture, Lend-For-Good. Explore his passion for social enterprise, his strategies for overcoming funding gaps, and his mission to democratize impact investment.

Key Questions:

1. Tom, what sparked your drive to impact society from such a young age?

2. How did a crucial turning point shape StartSomeGood's trajectory?

3. Could you demystify the concept of social enterprise for our audience?

4. Reflecting on SXSW Sydney, what is your vision for accelerating social enterprise?

5. How can individuals support social enterprises in their daily lives?

6. What insights can you share about crafting compelling pitches for new ideas?

7. Unpack the concept behind LendForGood and its role in impact investment.

8. How has your 'why' empowered you to navigate through challenges?

9. Tell us the story behind More Carrot at Burning Man and the impetus for its creation.

10. With our future at stake, what actionable step can our listeners take today?

Quotable Moments:

"Building the future starts with the choices we make today — let's create a legacy of impact."

"Entrepreneurship is about aligning your 'why' with the work that calls you, turning adversity into a roadmap for innovation."

Connect with Tom:

- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tomdawkins

- Websites: Start-Some-Good (https://startsomegood.com) | Lend-For-Good (https://lendforgood.net)

Listener Engagement:

We're eager to hear how Tom's vision inspires your entrepreneurial journey and the steps you're taking to make a difference. Email us through our website, www.bravingbusiness.com.

Disclaimer:

The views expressed by our guests are their own and may not reflect those of the Braving Business Podcast or its hosts.

Let's stay brave and continue to build businesses that not only succeed but also contribute positively to our world.

Coach Dan Gordon shares his tumultuous yet inspiring journey from a marketing firm CEO meltdown to becoming an elite coach and speaker. Learn how a devastating loss became the catalyst for a renewed path to success and how Coach Dan helps entrepreneurs navigate their crossroads to achieve "unlimited success."

Key Questions:

1. Dan, take us back to that pivotal moment in 2015—how did it steer you towards coaching and speaking?

2. How did you find the courage to step back into the business arena after your company collapsed?

3. What's the essence of 'no douchebag selling,' and why is it crucial for authentic sales and relationships?

4. Inspired by Dr. King, Branson, and Musk, what traits do you encourage entrepreneurs to emulate for success?

5. With Musk's recent controversies, what traits should entrepreneurs avoid emulating?

6. Can you recount a strategic pivot you made in the face of industry changes and its subsequent opportunities?

7. Share an instance where failure became a gateway to a more fulfilling career for someone you've coached.

8. Resilience is central to your message. What mantra has kept you resilient through challenges?

9. For those feeling limited by their mindset, what steps can they take towards realizing an 'unlimited success' mindset?

Quotable Moments:

"Failure isn't the opposite of success; it's the pathway to it. Embrace each setback as a step forward."

"If 'Unlimited Success' sounds impossible, it's because you've been taught limits. Break free, think big, live unlimited."

Connect with Coach Dan:

- LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/coachdangordon

Listener Engagement:

How has Coach Dan's journey inspired you to rethink your approach to challenges and success? Join the conversation and share your stories of resilience.

Disclaimer:

Opinions expressed by guests are their own and may not represent the Braving Business Podcast or its hosts.

Keep braving your business journey, with every step turning setbacks into comebacks.

Frank McKinney joins us to weave the tale of his transformation from a trouble-seeking youth to a philanthropic real estate artist. Discover how his adversity-fueled creativity birthed 44 oceanfront mansions and self-sustaining villages in Haiti, detailed in his books, including the latest, "Adversitology".

Key Questions:

1. Frank, how did the trials of your youth propel you to become a visionary in luxury real estate?

2. What drew you to the concept of Real Estate Artistry, and how did you pioneer this niche?

3. How do you excel across such diverse creative fields while maintaining high effectiveness?

4. Facing a potentially terminal illness, what strategies did you employ to confront and overcome this challenge?

5. "Adversitology" suggests strategies to surmount hardships. Could you share a guiding principle for entrepreneurs?

6. An ultramarathoner's endurance mirrors business resilience. How has extreme running influenced your business philosophy?

7. Define 'philanthro-capitalism' and the impetus behind this approach.

8. How do you balance success across career, philanthropy, and family life?

9. Can you give us a hint of what we can expect from your exciting new project on 4.24.24?

10. Share a moment where taking a risk substantially paid off for you.

11. Driving a 1988 Yugo is unexpected for a luxury real estate developer. What does this choice say about your broader philosophy?

Quotable Moments:

"In adversity lies opportunity. Embrace the challenge, for within it lies the seed of greatness."

"Regret the deeds done, not those left undone. Action breeds triumph."

Connect with Frank:

- Instagram: [@thefrankmckinney](https://www.instagram.com/thefrankmckinney/)

- Facebook: [@frank.mckinney.10](https://www.facebook.com/frank.mckinney.10)

- YouTube: [@FrankMcKinney1](https://www.youtube.com/user/FrankMcKinney1)

Listener Engagement:

We're eager to hear your take on Frank's journey and the ways it resonates with your own experiences of facing and overcoming adversity, contact us at www.bravingbusiness.com

Disclaimer:

Guest opinions are solely their own and may not represent those of the Braving Business Podcast or its hosts.

Stay brave, and keep stepping forward on your path to triumph, one courageous leap at a time.

Join us in welcoming the multifaceted entrepreneur Peter Goldstein to the Braving Business Podcast. With over three decades of C-suite experience, Peter has excelled as a founder, CEO, and Chairman across various high-impact sectors.

Episode Summary:

n this episode, we delve into Peter's extensive background, from establishing Grandview Capital Partners to chairing Siyata Mobile Inc. and advising emerging companies on public listings. Peter also shares his insights on the pivotal moments that shaped his career, mentorship, market cycles, and the exciting future trends he's keeping an eye on.

Key Questions:

1. Can you share with us your journey from your first entrepreneurial venture to now?

2. Looking back, what pivotal moment reshaped your professional trajectory?

3. Of all the roles you've held, which did you find most challenging and why?

4. What's your approach to mentorship, and how has it influenced business growth?

5. How do you interpret market cycles, and what signals a coming shift?

6. What pitfalls should CEOs of emerging companies be wary of?

7. Could you recount a time when a setback morphed into an invaluable lesson or opportunity?

8. Tell us about the psychedelic medicine venture that didn't pan out—any takeaways?

9. What trends are you excited about, and how are you preparing your companies to engage with them?

Quotable Moments:

"Adapting to market trends while maintaining core values has been the cornerstone of my success."

"The most exciting businesses are those that look forward, adapt, and thrive."

Connect with Peter:

- Exchange Listing: [https://exchangelistingllc.com/](https://exchangelistingllc.com/)

- LinkedIn: [https://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-goldstein-exchangelisting/](https://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-goldstein-exchangelisting/)

Listener Engagement:

We're eager to hear your thoughts on Peter's experiences and how they resonate with your own entrepreneurial journey.

Disclaimer:

The opinions shared by our guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the Braving Business Podcast or its hosts.

Remember to stay brave and open to learning from every venture.