Pete Petitti and Micah get to chat about how Pete has become successful in such a tough terrain as photography and videography in Los Angeles. Can you imagine a small, seemingly insignificant favor for a stranger leading eventually to your own entrepreneurial success? Well, that's what happens with Pete. Enjoy this great, authentic conversation, and be sure to subscribe! Also, follow Pete on Instagram @Petepetitti or @skyspex to see his work!

David Olive and Micah get to chat about many things on this episode, including the type of consulting that David does, as well as how he got into this role! David lives just outside of Washington DC, is a Principal Partner at his company Catalyst Partners LLC. He also, along with a few others, invest in and coach entrepreneurs with start-ups! David has a very interesting background with seemingly disjointed jobs, but in hindsight he can see they were preparing him to be a highly specialized person who "helps people solve problems." Listen to this episode with Micah's uncle, and connect with David by going to catalystdc.com

Micah and Travis have a conversation about Travis' time in the military, including time in both Iraq and Afghanistan. Travis experienced war firsthand, and witnessed the bonds it creates among those involved. Now, he has been a teacher, and currently is a D1 swim coach in North Carolina.

Follow him on Instagram by following @travisk017 or his pizza tasting account @pizzakizer

Micah has the blessing of having Dr. Loftin BACK on the podcast. In this "Part Two," Dr. Loftin discusses his decision to move Texas A&M from the Big 12 conference to the SEC, as well as his time being the University of Missouri Chancellor around the time of the Ferguson shooting of Michael Brown, and the ripple effects it had on the campus. These are two stories many people have heard, but few know the inside details. So, hear from the man himself!

ALSO, check out his book about the transition from the Big 12 to the SEC, titled, "The 100-Year Decision: Texas A&M and the SEC." You can find it by clicking HERE.

In our conversation, guest host, Mike Yates, and I chat with shoe designer Kaito Choy, who works with WE ARE UNDERDOGS. Kaito shares his story of moving to America suddenly when he was younger, and having to learn how to get along in the US. Kaito always had an affinity for design, and shares one of his more...frowned upon entrepreneurial endeavors, but it was a great idea! Now, he is cultivating his own brand, and you can check out the first shoe of that brand by going to - https://weareunderdogs.com/collections/comma

Reach him on IG by searching @kaitochoy

Find We Are Underdogs on IG by searching @wau.weareunderdogs

Micah and fellow podcaster and parent, Taylor Rambo, get to chat about being authentic with those around us. Taylor has written a book, maintains a blog, puts out a frequent podcast, and will soon enough be a mom of two! She is a fantastic person, who is an encouragement to all of those around her. The only reason you shouldn't listen to this episode is if you don't want to be encouraged! Check out her webpage here - https://www.tayrambo.com/better-not-perfect/

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Eddie Franz shares his story of selling drugs and building notoriety as being the least-liked guy in prison, to becoming a Christian, and building a ministry aimed to end recidivism by rehabilitating youthful offenders into regular life. Jail to Jobs does this through Physical Needs, Workforce Development, Character Development, and Spiritual Development.

Visit their site here, and be sure to subscribe to this podcast!

Micah and Jeff have a conversation about the game changer that Jeff created - Chubby Diaries. He is encouraging overweight people to travel NOW, enjoy life NOW, and not wait. There estimated to be 128 million overweight people in America, and Jeff believes that is a huge market the entertainment industry is missing out on! Listen to this encouraging, authentic conversation and be sure to SUBSCRIBE!