Power of After Show

How often are you asked to upgrade and order, an experience or even a trip you already have booked? Probably quite often. And while those upgrades often come with a cost, we rarely question them once the foundation of a purchase is in place. The same is true at this stage of life. You're not starting over—you've already built years of experience, skills, and resources. But in a world that's rapidly changing with AI and new technolo...

At some point in every career—often at mid-career or halftime of life—we pause and ask a simple but powerful question: What's next? Many professionals today have tremendous experience, skills, and wisdom, yet they also feel uncertainty as technology, especially artificial intelligence, reshapes the way we create and work. I've asked myself the same question I hear from others: How do I use AI without losing my voice or the value of...

Live on Purpose is a timely conversation about how we navigate life's transitions with intention rather than reaction. In this episode, I'm joined by Dr. Paul Jenkins, who has spent decades helping individuals and families shift their mindset, reclaim a sense of purpose, and create lasting peace—especially during seasons of change. Together, we explore why transitions often challenge our thinking, how mindset shapes our emotional a...

In an age dominated by streaming platforms, social media algorithms, and a constant flow of digital entertainment, it might seem unlikely that a series about the life of Jesus would become one of the most talked‑about global media phenomena of the past decade. Yet that is precisely what has happened with The Chosen, the multi‑season television drama created by Dallas Jenkins. What began as a modest, crowdfunded project has grown in...

In the story of Wicked, there's a powerful moment when we see how easily someone can be labeled "wicked" so others can feel justified in calling themselves good. It's a reminder that our worldview shapes how we define right and wrong — and ultimately how we make decisions. From the earliest pages of Scripture to the daily choices we face now, the tension between good and evil is real, and recognizing it clearly matters. The questio...

Today is for you if you've looked at your grocery receipt lately and wondered how it climbed so high. And for you if you feel financially responsible, yet still unsettled in a world where prices continue to fluctuate, if you're asking, 'What's new? What's changing? And how do I build real financial stability in this season of fluctuating prices as well as political maneuvering?' In an inflationary society, stability doesn't come fr...

Today's message is for you if you've achieved a lot in life but still find your peace easily disrupted—by stress, shifting circumstances, or small daily irritations. In a world that constantly competes for our attention, gratitude can feel quiet and secondary. We know it matters—but living it, especially in forgiveness, mindset, habits, and reactions, requires intention. No matter what season you're in, gratitude keeps resurfacing ...

I know only one person who set a Guinness World Record at age 66 by swimming across the Catalina Island Channel—and that's Deborah Gardner. She's even been hailed as the "Pit Bull in a Skirt" by major Fortune 500 companies and she shares how she navigated pitch-black waters, 2-to-3 foot swells, and the physical toll of open water swimming to achieve the impossible. As we explore what's possible at mid-career or halftime of life, it...

In this season of life, success asks different questions. Not just What am I building? but How am I living while I build it? Many people discover they don't want to abandon structure—but they also don't want to live under it. Especially as most of us have lived under that structure for twenty or more years! Today we're exploring what it means to live with clear purpose and steady direction, without locking yourself into a way of wo...

We are living in an age of unprecedented noise—not just around us, but within us. Our minds are constantly pulled by alerts, opinions, endless information, and now the accelerating pace of artificial intelligence, which only adds to the sense that everything is moving faster than we can process. It's no wonder so many capable, thoughtful people feel stretched thin and quietly overwhelmed—not from weakness, but from living in a worl...

Welcome to today's topic, "Strong Before Busy: Rebuilding the Right Foundation." This season of life: halftime, mid-career or midlife, is for those standing in a quieter, truer in-between—when the old rhythms no longer drive your days, but the next chapter hasn't fully taken shape. Before filling your calendar or chasing the next opportunity, we pause to ask a better question: what kind of strength does this season actually require...

Today's interview highlights an ordinary citizen who uncovered an extraordinary truth. It's a story of courage, determination, and grassroots mobilization that rallied more than 25,000 people. Sandy Rosenthal changed the national conversation about the deadly flooding in New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina—proving that one person can make a powerful difference. She may be an everyday woman with two small dogs, Twinkie and Cupcake,...

My college education feels like it was way back in the dark ages as it never mentioned the term "entrepreneur" or "personal operating system." Even though there were computer operating systems, the personal development and entrepreneurial emphasis and metaphor of a POS didn't start appearing in blogs and discussions until the early 2010's. Today, there comes a point in life and business—often at mid-career or halftime—when the ques...

When I say the phrase "Healthy Goals for the Non-Athlete," I know it resonates with a lot of people—because even those who once were athletes don't always feel like one anymore. My husband played professional sports, and yet today, like many of us, he notices the shifts: sleep patterns change, flexibility isn't what it used to be, balance takes more intention, and there's a quiet awareness that time matters. This episode isn't abou...

Many people don't consciously design their lifestyle—they drift into it. We are creatures of habit so our calendars fill up, commitments accumulate, and before long life feels busy but misaligned. Designing your lifestyle with intention means stepping back to ask thoughtful questions about how you want to live, work, and relate in this season of life. Especially at mid-career or halftime of life, this process isn't about starting o...

Smart Smiles with AI for the Experienced Dentist with Dr. Robert Salvati explores how years of clinical experience and professional insight uniquely position seasoned practitioners to harness the power of artificial intelligence. Rather than replacing expertise, AI enhances it—streamlining diagnostics, improving precision, and expanding patient care possibilities. Dr. Salvati demonstrates how wisdom gained through decades of hands-...

Here's what I'm hearing from many professionals at mid‑career and halftime: "I set good goals… but life gets busy, priorities shift, and momentum fades." This is not a motivation problem—it's an implementation problem. In the companion article and show Setting Goals for the New Year, we focused on clarity, values, quarterly planning, and measurable goals. This article is the next step. It answers the real question: How do you actua...

The start of a new year brings fresh energy, renewed motivation, and the opportunity to reset our direction setting goals. Yet many people create goals without structure—resulting in good intentions but little progress. In fact well-known statistics verify that 88-92% fail to achieve their New Year's goals, or resolutions. A powerful year begins with clarity, alignment, and a workable plan. This show and accompanying article outlin...

Stories shape us long before we realize it. As a kid, I could lose entire summer afternoons in piles of library books, swept away by fairy tales I knew weren't real—but still felt powerful. As adults, we craft our own versions of those tales, only now they run quietly in the background: narratives about being "too old," "not ready," "not talented enough," or "certain to fail." I hear these same internal scripts from mid-career prof...