Michelle O’Neil opens up about the moment that changed her life—when a humiliating airplane experience led her to her lowest rock-bottom ditch of despair and, ultimately, to transformation.

Through faith, vision, and perseverance, she learned to believe before becoming, shedding 170 pounds and rediscovering her purpose. Her story reminds us that setbacks plant the seeds for the biggest comebacks.

In this episode:
-Michelle shares her powerful story of hitting rock bottom after struggling with lifelong obesity and self-worth.

-She reveals the heartbreaking moment on an airplane that became the turning point in her journey.

-A vivid vision of her future self inspired her to believe before becoming—igniting her transformation.

-Michelle discusses how mentorship from Tim Storey and his “Imma Be” philosophy changed her mindset forever.

-She outlines three core lessons: setbacks plant your comeback, vision creates clarity, and success is never a solo journey.

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Michelle O’Neil sits down with Eddie Wilson—“The King of Exits,” investor, and founder of the Aspire Tour—to unpack how gratitude, reframing, and perseverance transform setbacks into fuel.

They dive into solopreneur burnout, controlling fear with knowledge, staying under pressure without throwing “Hail Marys,” and building businesses that create lasting impact—from exits to feeding orphans worldwide.

In this episode:
-Eddie lost his company early in his career but turned the setback into motivation to master business exits.

-He shared how gratitude and reframing pain helped him build resilience and global impact through Project Dakota.

-They discussed how solopreneurs can manage burnout, control fear with knowledge, and persevere through challenges.

-Eddie explained how the Aspire Tour grew into a nationwide movement helping entrepreneurs create purpose and impact.

-He emphasized managing time over money, continual learning, and finding a supportive community to overcome loneliness.

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The biggest financial risk a woman can take isn’t investing in stocks or real estate — it’s becoming financially dependent.

Motherhood should bring joy, not poverty, yet millions of women still rely on men for security. This message is a wake-up call to build independence, take control of your income, and design a future powered by entrepreneurship, not dependency.

When women control their money, they control their freedom.

Private equity investor Veena Jetti joins Michelle O’Neil to unpack how women can thrive in multifamily real estate, why less than 2% of VC dollars go to women, and what the data really shows about female-led returns.

She shares her immigrant-family roots, first big multifamily win, practical steps for women who feel scared to start, and how emotional intelligence and resilience shape great CEOs.

In this episode:
-What challenges do women face when stepping into investing?
-How did Veena Jetti’s background shape her path into real estate?
-Why do women receive so little VC funding compared to men?
-How does motherhood and multitasking impact women in leadership?
-What makes women strong leaders in today’s world?
-How can building a support system help during personal and professional crises?

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Sometimes life throws us into a ditch—literally and figuratively.

In this story, a near-fatal crash becomes a lesson in humility, resilience, and the power of redesigning your path. Discover why the “ditch” moments in life aren’t the end, but the beginning of growth, wisdom, and a stronger comeback.

In this episode:
-A car crash revealed how fast life can humble you
-The “ditch of despair” is a low point we all face
-Pride blinds, but humility opens your eyes to growth
-Setbacks are opportunities to pause and redesign your future
-Wisdom comes from learning lessons and sharing them with others

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World-renowned speaker and life coach Tim Storey shares his 4-step framework to rise after a fall: wake up, take inventory, partner with the right people, and live by the right principles.

We dig into resilience, heartbreak, environment, and faith-fueled mindset shifts so you can move from stuck to unstoppable.

Chapters
00:00 Turning setbacks into comebacks
00:43 Tim Storey’s background and achievements
02:08 Losing his father at age 10
03:41 How to overcome setbacks: wake up, take inventory, environment
06:17 The role of outside catalysts and education
09:01 Why some people bounce back and others don’t
12:59 The power of principles and character
16:41 Media, society, and personal growth
18:22 Tim’s core identity: kindness and mentorship
21:57 Staying grounded through adversity
24:03 Influential books and meditating on wisdom
35:57 Best advice: “Get up and be you. Dominate.”
36:11 Favorite Bible verse and being present
38:22 The “I’ma Be” philosophy – dream and be yourself
40:17 Closing remarks and gratitude

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International bestselling author and Rich Dad co-author Sharon Lechter breaks down practical money moves every woman needs—building assets, establishing credit, planning for retirement, and spotting financial abuse.

We cover mindset vs. money moves, “money dates” before marriage, gray divorce realities, and why women must take control of their finances now.

In this episode:
-How did Sharon go from CPA to bestselling author of Rich Dad Poor Dad?
-What does it really mean when she says “assets are sexy”?
-What money lessons should women know in every decade of life?
-How do you recognize financial abuse and protect yourself from it?
-Why should couples have a “money date” before marriage?
-What happens to women financially after divorce—especially later in life?
-How can you shift from a scarcity mindset to an abundance mindset?
-What are the first simple steps to start taking control of your money today?

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David Meltzer joins the show to unpack happiness, the beauty in imperfection, and how faith, humility, and service fuel real impact.

We dive into reconciling money and meaning, why asking for help is a superpower, and practical frameworks to rebuild after a free-fall—ending with the legacy he wants most: kindness.

In this episode:
• Why happiness starts with pursuing your potential
• How to love the tough parts of what you love (sports, marriage, parenting)
• The true meaning of equity in DEI—appreciating differences, not sameness
• Reconciling money, capitalism, and generosity for greater impact
• “You’re either humble, or you’re about to be” — lessons from loss
• Why asking for help builds real strength and connection
• Dave’s strategy to rebuild after a personal or business free-fall
• Authenticity and capturing your essence in today’s content world
• The legacy David Meltzer wants to leave: kindness

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