Anil Gupta overcame suicide in 2008 and has since then formulated the Happiness Formula, The Happiness Test, the Relationship Score and the Relationship Ratio, spoken on Fox News, Harvard, Sky TV, Tedx, i Heart radio, written three international best sellers and founded The Happiness Score. He developed the Three Way Test to have immensely more success in relationships. He has spoken on many stages alongside Les Brown, Richard Branson, Marcus Lemonis, Daymond John, Sharon Lechter. Anil has spoken in 18 countries and had his work translated in 8 languages over 4 continents. He has spoken to crowds of over 10,000 people and has been invited by world leaders to meet them like the Dalai Lama, royalty, presidents and billionaires as well as general members of the public. Anil is on a mission to share his knowledge so that people can lead reacher fuller happier lives with methodologies that are practical, powerful and with immediate results. As a world traveler, he has traveled to over 80 countries and experienced many cultures.

Chris Bingham is a retired Federal Police K9 handler whose life was forever changed by his remarkable partnership with K9 Tambo, a highly trained working dog who spent years protecting people, property, and critical infrastructure in service to his country.

What began as a professional partnership evolved into an extraordinary bond built on trust, loyalty, and shared purpose. Following Tambo's retirement from active duty, he became a beloved member of Chris's family. Their journey took an unexpected turn when Tambo was diagnosed at age 11 with an aggressive form of cancer, launching a battle that would test both dog and handler in ways they never imagined.

Thanks to the support of organizations such as Project K9 Hero, along with an incredible community of supporters, Tambo has received life-saving treatment and continues to defy the odds. His inspiring fight has captured the hearts of thousands, leading to special recognition, including being honored during the Philadelphia Phillies' Salute to Service celebration on his birthday.

Today, Chris shares Tambo's story as a powerful testament to resilience, service, sacrifice, and the unbreakable bond between humans and their canine partners. Through their journey, audiences gain a unique perspective on the lives of working dogs after retirement, the challenges facing retired K9s, and the profound lessons Tambo continues to teach about courage, hope, perseverance, and never giving up when the odds are stacked against you.

Together, Chris and Tambo inspire others to appreciate the extraordinary contributions of working dogs and remind us all that true heroes continue serving long after their official duties have ended.

Danny Brassell is a globally recognized speaker, bestselling author, communication strategist, and storytelling expert who has spent decades helping leaders transform the way they connect, communicate, and inspire. Known by many as “Jim Carrey with a Ph.D.” for his high energy delivery and unforgettable stage presence, Danny has spoken to more than 3,500 audiences around the world and continues to deliver over 100 keynote presentations every year.

A former inner city teacher turned internationally sought after business communicator, Danny built his career around one core belief: stories change people. Whether speaking to entrepreneurs, executives, educators, or organizations, he teaches audiences how to turn personal experiences into powerful narratives that build trust, create influence, and drive meaningful action.

Danny is the author of 21 books, including Leadership Begins with Motivation and Misfits and Crackpots, blending humor, wisdom, and Paul Harvey style storytelling into lessons that audiences remember long after the presentation ends. His ability to merge entertainment with actionable insight has made him one of the most dynamic voices in leadership communication today.

Chip Scholz is an executive coach, author, and storyteller who writes about how people grow, change, and eventually let go.

For nearly 30 years, he has worked with leaders and organizations navigating transition, uncertainty, and growth. Earlier in his career, he worked in sales, management, and public affairs, where he saw firsthand how easily identity becomes tied to roles, titles, and recognition.

A layoff later in life gave him an unexpected reset. He moved across the country with his family, started his own coaching practice, and began building a life centered less on status and more on usefulness.

Over time, his work and writing have come to focus on a simple progression. First, we learn to lead ourselves. Then life forces us to live what we know. Eventually, leadership asks something harder—letting go of control, identity, or the need to be needed.

That arc shows up across his books: Small Decisions, Big Shifts explores how change actually happens; Every Dog Has Its Day reflects what it looks like to live those changes; Handoffs examines what it means to release control and pass something on

Across all three, Chip returns to the same idea: the moments that shape us are usually quiet, and the work of a life is learning how to respond to them.

Russell Van Brocklen is known as the Dyslexia Professor. He shifts daily reading frustrations into confident academic wins for students facing dyslexia.
Russell is on a mission to change how families and educators approach reading struggles. While dyslexia affects up to 15–20% of learners, many parents still hear the disheartening phrase: “wait and see.” Russell flips that script.

Drawing from structured literacy methods backed by science, he breaks down proven strategies into simple, actionable steps parents can use right away.

With a gift for clarity and empowerment, he shows audiences why multisensory routines outperform generic worksheets—and how to spark real progress before the next report card arrives.

In this update episode, we take a hard look at the growing crisis facing British Columbia’s lumber industry. With increasing U.S. tariffs and duties crushing profitability, mills across the province are shutting down, reducing operations, or bleeding millions just to stay alive.

We discuss the devastating impact these policies are having on workers, communities, and the future of one of Canada’s most important industries.

John also dives into the frustration many business owners are facing with financial institutions, despite government programs and support mechanisms that were designed to help Canadian businesses survive.

This is an honest discussion about the realities on the ground in BC’s forestry sector — the economic pressure, the uncertainty, and what needs to change before more jobs and communities are lost.

Tania Cazin, of Stalwart Sales Training is a master sales trainer and the creator of the 12-Step Stalwart® Selling System, a proven behavioral science-based and field-tested methodology designed to drive revenues by up to 700% growth in a short time across industries. With a career spanning more than three decades, she began selling in 1989 and built her career to a consistent 90% closing ratio - from the ground up in commission-only, one-call close environments, consistently generating her own cold leads—a practice she continues to this day. Learn more about Tania and her 12-Step Stalwart® Selling System at StalwartSales.com

Nicole Kernohan is a TEDx speaker, high-performance coach, and bestselling author of Audacious Joy.

For more than a decade, she has worked with entrepreneurs, founders, and growth-driven leaders who want to break through internal ceilings, elevate their thinking, and create extraordinary results in both business and life.