What if everything people believe about reality is wrong? Dr. M. Teri Daunter, clinical psychologist and three-time international award-winning author of The Quantum Life, challenges conventional thinking about consciousness, identity, and human potential. After an extraordinary personal experience transforms her understanding of existence, she dedicates her work to bridging psychology and spiritu

What does it take to grow a home-based tax service into a thriving accounting business without becoming trapped by its success? On Living Your Legacy, entrepreneur Liliana Hernandez shares the journey from serving 50 clients to building three offices and a team of 22. But behind that growth lies a challenge many founders recognize: the fear of letting go. From long hours and burnout to difficult d

What happens when losing your job becomes the opportunity to build your own future? On Living Your Legacy, host Jay sits down with Jenn Hildebrandt, founder of TfL Collective, to explore her journey from 14 years in corporate sales to coaching women in high-ticket entrepreneurship. After losing her job, Jenn takes a leap of faith and builds a business around financial independence, flexibility, an

What does it take to build a national fashion brand while raising three children? On Living Your Legacy, host Jay sits down with Kate Davis, founder and CEO of Love All, to explore her journey from launching a luxury stationery business as a new mother to creating a growing women's sportswear brand. After successfully selling her first company, Kate identifies an unmet need for timeless, stylish t

What happens when a female tattoo artist refuses to follow the industry's rules? On Living Your Legacy, host Jay sits down with Daila McGee, known professionally as Love Her Inc., to explore her journey from working the front desk at a male-dominated tattoo shop to owning Heart and Hand Luxury Body Adornments in Brandon, Florida. After watching female clients struggle to find artists who understoo

What does it take to turn one construction job into a business built for growth? On Living Your Legacy, host Jay sits down with Adam Kiger, founder of Good Old Boys Construction, to explore his leap from heavy equipment operator to construction entrepreneur. Starting with a single deck project and no guaranteed pipeline, Adam builds his business through word-of-mouth referrals, reputation, and rel

What does it take to rebuild your life when your past seems to define your future? Urban farmer and community advocate Autumn Lowry knows the weight of that question. After experiencing incarceration and substance use challenges, she finds a new direction through recovery, education, and service. Now leading From the Ground Up Foods in Indianapolis, she works to expand food access and strengthen u

What does it take to build a business when its purpose is deeply personal? Tiffany Williams, founder of Kween Bella's Closet Boutique, shares the emotional journey behind transforming her daughter's dream into a women's fashion boutique. From merging three online businesses into one brick-and-mortar store to confronting poor visibility, unpredictable sales, and inventory challenges, Tiffany reveal

After surviving cancer twice and battling Crohn's disease, Kimberly Williams knows what it means to fight a system that is supposed to help. With 25 years in special education, she witnesses families struggling to secure basic services for children with disabilities. But when her own health forces her into medical retirement, her mission takes on a deeper meaning. On Living Your Legacy, the founde

Jerel and Kimberly Norcome turn a shared dream of entrepreneurship into a fast-growing event venue business, but their path starts with six months of searching for the right location and building from the ground up. The event venue owners reveal how hospitality experience, creative vision, and proven business systems help them go from zero bookings to six figures in six months. They unpack why pac

Michael Bellows never planned to reinvent lawn care. During COVID, while navigating a divorce, he starts questioning why strong sales in his landscaping business are not translating into stronger profits. The answer leads him toward costly repairs, rising fuel expenses, and an entirely different way of operating. He begins experimenting with electric lawn care equipment and eventually develops sol

Heidi Ryder never planned to own a tech company. After teaching in public school, she builds a bookkeeping business with her back against the wall, learning to keep moving when failure is not an option. Then a simple decision to say yes pulls her into marketing automation and an opportunity she never imagined. Now, while running two businesses, homeschooling four children, and navigating a cross-c

Philip Fairweather knows entrepreneurship can change more than a career. After an NFL opportunity disappears, an invention born from his own athletic setback launches him into business and teaches him lessons he later turns into opportunity for others. Today, through Entrepreneurs Academy, Philip works with veterans, formerly incarcerated individuals, and underserved communities to build businesse

Barbara Edelston Peterson knows what it takes to perform at the highest level. A 10-time world champion and veteran of 166 XTERRA races around the globe, she built her life around competition, discipline, and the pursuit of excellence. But an unexpected accident forces her to confront a bigger question: what does it really mean to be a champion? Barbara shares how breaking both heels reshapes her

Michele A. Leahy knows firsthand how complicated life with a disability can be. Born with spina bifida, navigating benefits herself, and later losing her leg, she turns lived experience into a mission to help others build greater independence. After returning to disability benefits and spending a year and a half out of work, a simple question pushes her toward entrepreneurship. What begins as an e

After 15 years in the military and a string of corporate jobs that never fit, Curtis Kinsey finds himself moving toward a future he never planned. The veteran entrepreneur starts with a mower and a willingness to work, then discovers what happens when rejection becomes fuel for building something of his own. In this episode of Living Your Legacy, Curtis explores the transition from military servic

Lindsay Mingee enters commercial real estate as a single mother with no guaranteed paycheck, powerful network, or safety net. Fifteen years later, she has facilitated more than $844 million in transactions, but the path there demands far more than learning how to close deals. In this episode of Living Your Legacy, she explores how courage, discipline, and reinvention shape a career built around bo

Relationship coach and author Vesta Gauntlett believes couples can spend years avoiding the one conversation that could redefine their future. After working with couples who struggled with communication, intimacy, and connection, she searched for a practical tool to help them decide what they truly wanted. When she could not find one, she created Are You In or Out?, an interactive book designed to

Dan Mastropolo drops out of high school, learns business through sales, and eventually turns an unexpected firing into the start of his entrepreneurial journey. But building companies is only part of the story. After surviving repeated brushes with bankruptcy, the staffing entrepreneur discovers how work, technology, and trust can become tools for something bigger than revenue. In this episode of

At eighteen, Marcus Engel loses his sight in a catastrophic crash caused by a drunk driver, beginning years of hospitalization, recovery, and a search for meaning. Decades later, the bestselling author and resilience expert joins Marvelyne Engel to reveal how those experiences shaped their work around compassionate communication and their latest book, Resilience Reframed. Together, they explore wh