Mary Henderson tells the story of how she transitioned from doing things she thought she was expected to do to doing what she is passionate about in life. Mary tried a few different paths before her personal branding journey started in the early 2000's. Mary also tells Marc what she learned by leaving the corporate world and starting/maintaining her business. Marc and Mary find commonalities in their paths in life as well as taste in music. This, plus Mary's amazing energy makes for a fun and informative conversation.

Mickie Kennedy of eReleases brings a lot of insight and wisdom to the conversation as he has been working as a highly successful entrepreneur since the late 90's. Mickie tells the story of how he realized he could use his excellent creative writing skills and implement it when writing press releases. Along the way, Mickie realized that he could use his skills to help small businesses and make a bigger impact by starting his own business. Mickie also provided great insight into starting a business and how he learned to delegate and allow his team to flourish.

Yolonda Bey of Rollin' Frozen is an entrepreneur in a more traditional sense. She makes ice cream and has a lot of ambition to expand and grow her brand on a local and international level. Yolonda brings great insight into what it takes to start your own service oriented business during an era where people are thinking more in terms of starting an online business. Yolonda shared great insight into how to make ice cream and the science around it. Marc and Yolonda also talk about the realities of starting a business and the challenges that you might have to face.

Mark and John Cronin tell the amazing story of how they overcame obstacles in their lives, including John's Down Syndrome diagnosis, and became successful entrepreneurs, innovators, and speakers. John's unique business idea along with Mark's entrepreneurial experience has lead them to amazing places and has given them lots of stories and wisdom to pass on. They also discuss how they are advocates for hiring others with differing abilities and the impact this has on their business and the lives of those who work on their team. If you haven't been introduced to this duo, now is the time to take a listen. They are a truly inspiring father and son with an inspiring story and wisdom that makes their story unforgettable.

In this solo episode of Marc My Words, Marc talks about his perspective on time and how precious it is. Marc recounts some moments in his life that made him realize that time is very valuable. He also discusses how time recharging can also be time well spent. Regardless of the how you look at it, time should be spent wisely as it will moments and opportunities will slip by sometimes without noticing how much time might have been wasted or lost.

Rebeccah Silence went from being a Music Therapist to the Self Healing & Relationship Expert she is today. As a media personality, author, speaker, and coach, Rebeccah has plenty of outlets to tell her story and share her wisdom. However, Rebeccah isn't just advising and helping people, she is inspiring them with her amazing words of wisdom. By sharing her story of abuse, trauma, cancer diagnosis, and recovery from all of the obstacles she has faced, Rebeccah is showing people that there is a light at the end of the tunnel. Rebeccah has lived through a lot of challenges. Marc and Rebeccah have a great conversation about resilience and finding true self despite all of the obstacles life may throw at you.

Hannah Tackett tells the story of how she went from being a software design manager to career coach who helps women to overcome burnout and mental health issues associated with it. Although there are many reasons why Hannah specializes in helping women, there is plenty of wisdom to be gained by everybody in this episode. Hannah not only gives insight into what lead to her burnout story, but also gives insight into why this happens to women and why it is important to her to support and help them specifically. Self care, boundaries, putting yourself first, and knowing when to say "no" are just some of the topics that are discussed during this episode.

Christopher Pellegrini has an entrepreneurial story that started when he was still in high school. A school project made Christopher curious about the art of brewing his own alcohol. Although he was too young to drink what he was making and also had his thriving business put on pause by his parents, Christopher never stopped being curious about pursuing his passion. Christopher's journey started in Middlebury, Vermont and has taken him to his present day home of Japan. Not only does Christopher tell his awesome story, he also gives a lot of great life advice that he learned along the way as well.