You know, we Texans take a lot of pride in who we are. Everything’s bigger and better here in Texas—and that includes our spirits. That’s why I’ve invited Jay Tulimieri to the studio. He’s the CEO and owner of TAH Distilling Company.

Many nonprofits come and go in Dallas — we see it all the time. But then there are organizations like the one represented by my next guest, which have stood the test of time. For over 60 years, the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Dallas have been making an impact in our community. Joining me in the studio is Debra Taylor, the interim CEO and president.

I love featuring entrepreneurs in the legal world, and today I'm speaking with a true standout. He’s worked his way up to become one of the most respected labor attorneys in the Dallas–Fort Worth area. Joining me in the studio is Brandon Whit Maxey, a partner at Mayer LLP.

I love welcoming entrepreneurs to my news desk here at the studio because they all have incredible stories, and there's so much to learn from hearing about their journeys. Joining me now is Dr. Matt Artho from Country Lakes Dental, based in the Flower Mound area.

One of the things I love most about this show is that I get to meet people from all walks of life. A word that has always resonated with me is grit. You can't succeed in business—or in life—without perseverance and grit. And that word perfectly describes my next guests: Mike Downs and his lovely bride, Briggette.

You’ve probably had this experience more than once: you visit a website—maybe for a nonprofit or a company—you read everything, admire the visuals, and still have no idea what they actually do. Sometimes it takes a master storyteller to highlight the right part of the website and message so that people understand what you do. My next guest specializes in this. Paul von Wupperfeld, a global brand storyteller, is in the studio.

You'll have to forgive me if I’m a little excited—I'm interviewing the great Mike Singletary. He's an NFL legend, a Hall of Fame football player, and a man of deep faith. He's here to share his wisdom and his heart with us.

I've been an entrepreneur for 16 years, and one thing I've learned is that entrepreneurs often have blind spots. That’s why, just like someone training for the Olympics would hire a coach to get in shape, entrepreneurs should bring in a coach to help them reach the next level. My next guest embodies that idea perfectly—Dream is in the studio.