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Anxiety can occasionally trigger the mind, but what if the mind can trigger it first? On today’s Aim to Win podcast, special guest Brian Shiers dives deep into recognizing and practicing mindfulness to help with stress. He has become an advocate for mindfulness meditation and how it creates a positive mindset during today’s COVID-19 outbreak. Brian’s goal is to help people tackle their anxiety through cognitive exercises, therapy and practice.

For many couples that had hoped to tie the knot this spring or summer, the coronavirus pandemic has put a halt into their wedding plans. On today’s Aim to Win podcast, we are joined by Ashley Douglass, founder of Ashley Douglass Events, who has managed to turn a stressful situation into a positive outcome. Ashley’s vast experience in wedding planning has allowed her to give her clients the most memorable day in their lives.

Many companies are struggling because of COVID-19. But what’s the key to not just surviving, but thriving after the pandemic? On today’s Aim to Win podcast, we have guests Vincent Serpico and Jennifer Cumbe of the Founders Workshop, a specialized software development company that helps start-ups bring their ideas to life. Serpico and Cumbe shared with us strategies that could help keep business afloat now, and to thrive in the next phase. They also talked about their passion for working with founders, who they see as men and women on a mission to change the world by doing something no one has ever done before.

Accomplishing dreams and goals is one of the most challenging, yet fulfilling feelings that anyone can experience. Today on the Aim to Win podcast, we have a special guest, Hayley Littman whose goal in life is to help actors reach their potential and land their dream roles. She has become a success story in coaching and helping those express their authenticity and redefine their image.

 In today’s podcast we are joined by Desmond Robinson, better known as Chef D. Arthur, a personal chef, food blogger and consultant who has loved cooking since he was a little boy. Coming from a family of culinary experts, he has always known that the key to a perfect dish comes from balance—something that you can’t always achieve easily. After struggling to find his way in the professional world, Arthur had the courage to follow his true passion and now travels the world cooking for his various clients. 

Not many people have the courage to leave a six-figure salary and become an entrepreneur, but that is exactly what this ‘lit’ lawyer did. On today’s Aim to Win podcast, we have Ashley Kirkwood, who left her corporate job as a lawyer to start her own business. She has made it her mission to help entrepreneurs understand the power of their voice and guide them to become better public speakers.

Aim To Win’s Wade Thomas was a special guest on Jennifer Baynham’s podcast Wupwithjen. They exchanged positive thoughts on how we can all cope with the Coronavirus pandemic as parents, as small business owners, and as individuals to be better and get moving forward

Keeping a positive mindset can be tough when juggling your career, health, and life. Today on the Aim to Win podcast, we are joined by award-winning journalist Olena Heu, who has battled the ups and downs of starting her own marketing firm and is not afraid of making tough decisions to better her lifestyle. Her purpose to have a positive and nurturing life has allowed her to make tough decisions—like getting a double mastectomy—and when facing rejection in her career. Olena’s biggest goal is sharing her voice to impact businesses and people.

Anxiety can occasionally trigger the mind, but what if the mind can trigger it first? On today’s Aim to Win podcast, special guest Brian Shiers dives deep into recognizing and practicing mindfulness to help with stress. He has become an advocate for mindfulness meditation and how it creates a positive mindset during today’s COVID-19 outbreak. Brian’s goal is to help people tackle their anxiety through cognitive exercises, therapy and practice.

In today’s episode, we have Gregg Garfinkel, a full-time lawyer who decided to turn his passion for baseball into a profitable business. Gregg started Baseballidays, where he reuses baseball leather used by big-league players to make crafty gifts with a huge emotional impact. Gregg makes keychains, menorahs, miniature Christmas trees, flags, wreaths, and even roses.