Guests in studio this week:

Mary Maas is Vice President, an agency principal for, and on the Leadership Council of Dynamic Scrip, Club President for CEO Space International, and an Executive Leader with C-Suite Network, and on their Social Impact Council. Mary had a successful career in B2B sales in the tech industry as well as a very successful career as a real estate investor. She has been a volunteer and often on the board of various nonprofits for the last 16 years, including organizations ranging from Kiwanis community service focused on kids, to the Hoff Foundation serving women coming out of sex trafficking and addiction, to the chamber of commerce. Mary fell in love with Dynamic Scrip when she realized she could combine her expertise in B2B with her love of serving others through nonprofits. She can live a rewarding life doing well by doing good, with unlimited opportunity for both with Dynamic. Mary lives on Whidbey Island, WA with her husband, David, of 31 years. She has 2 grandsons ages 7 and 12, and a great-niece who just became a teenager! In this week’s episode, Mary talks about who doesn’t win.  Listen to Mary’s segment.

Robert brings to his work as a Business Consultant a long and successful career as a Marketing Manager, Senior Account Executive, trainer and speaker, General Manager, and small business owner. His experience spans the restaurant/hospitality industry, natural foods, wholesale distribution, retail, financial services (including mortgages and insurance), assisted living and senior services, and product fundraising. He has been a Director Consultant for BNI and served as a board member with Weavers Way Food Co-op and the Pennsylvania Association of Mortgage Brokers. In his spare time, he speaks to groups about networking for business, customer service, successful fundraising, and the importance of good credit. In this week’s episode, Robert discusses what 95% of business owners don’t know.  Listen to Robert’s segment.

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Chandler Hueckel is a CBI designated business broker with Gig Harbor-based Private Practice Transitions. The CBI – or Certified Business Intermediary – designation comes from the International Business Brokers Association (IBBA). The CBI is a widely recognized and prestigious designation that identifies an experienced and dedicated business broker. Chandler brings more than 15 years of experience from the banking and finance industry to the firm. His has dedicated his career on having a deep understanding of complex deal structures and creative financing. This knowledge gives the firm’s clients an edge in business finance and acquisition transactions. Chandler grew up in Olympia and now makes his home in Gig Harbor. In this week’s episode, Chandler talks about when the best time is to sell your private practice.  Listen to Chandler’s segment.

John Trahms is a licensed financial professional, based in Seattle. He works with clients around the country, helping them build wealth and customized retirement strategies using products from the Insurance world. His broad range of life experiences gives him a unique empathy for clients’ financial situations. He has traveled to 11 countries and even worked in China for several years. He has been married to his beautiful wife for 8 years and loves traveling with her to as she photographs destination weddings. In this week’s episode, John talks about setting up your own pension.  Listen to John’s segment.

Guests in studio this week:

Over the last 20 years, Doug Peterson has helped people align their goals and visions both personally and professionally. He founded Get Priorities Straight in 2018 to provide a program to help individuals maximize their personal income and improve their ability to invest. Having founded and run eight businesses in his career, Doug has perfected a system that works regardless of industry, marital status, or income. He is currently working with Amazon managers, wealth managers, real estate professionals, attorneys, and technology professionals. Doug also managed the band “Before Dawn” who did back up vocals on Heart’s first album “Dreamboat Annie.”  In this week’s episode, Doug talks about what should really be important at any stage in your life.  Listen to Doug’s segment.

Originally from Minnesota, Dan Gelhaye has lived and worked in the Puget Sound community for over 20 years, and currently resides in East King County with his spouse & two children. Dan is in his 11th year working as an Independent Insurance Agent, and he brings over 25 years’ experience in finance and risk management knowledge and expertise to his clients. Dan’s straightforward and friendly approach helps to demystify a sometimes confusing and intimidating product. He works with families of all sizes and complexities to ensure they are properly protecting their assets in a coordinated and cost-effective manner. In this week’s episode, Dan discusses homeowners insurance.  Listen to Dan’s segment.

Guests in studio this week:

Gloria Chien obtained a Bachelor of Architecture from WSU. 11 years into her architectural career, she completed her interior design and fine art training at Bellevue College. In 2013 and 2014, she was an adjunct faculty of Highline Community College teaching sustainable design. Gloria has 25 years of professional experience in both architecture and interior design. She is perceptive in capturing client’s visions and preferences. She is well-versed in current design trends and has strong skills in budget control. She also has extended knowledge in building systems and building codes. In this week’s episode, Gloria talks about why you need an interior designer.  Listen to Gloria’s segment.

Guests in studio this week:

Liz Silke is a personal stylist with J.Hilburn, a custom menswear brand. She is from the San Francisco Bay Area. Her parents were Italian immigrants and interestingly enough her father was a tailor at a prestigious menswear shop in Palo Alto. Liz graduated from the University of San Francisco majoring in Accounting. She has worked as an auditor at an international CPA firm, has had several private accounting management positions. After 6 years in accounting, she decided to delve into recruiting with a large staffing firm, where she spent 9 years as a recruiter and sales area manager. She had lived in the Seattle area since 1995 and has been married for 26 years. Liz has three daughters, ranging from 24 to 16 years old, and has spent the last 15 years raising her wonderful girls!  In this week’s episode, Liz talks about how J.Hilburn can save men time and money.  Listen to Liz’s segment.

Ria J Johnson is a South Puget Sound Thought Leader on the Discovery Channel #UnderCover Billionaire. Growing up in Pierce County, After the loss of her mother, Ria J began serving her community and became the Daughter of a City. Volunteering to clean Parks with the Mayor and local service clubs, Ria J was an Advocate in the making. Serving as a voice on executive boards, the Lakewood Youth Council, and her day-time work environment, Ria J continues to inspire her neighbors all across the nation. Ria J has seen state-wide success advocating our Washington State Legislators regarding 211 and Teaching Health Centers. Ria J and her campaign #We4Ria ran for local office Four times plus Two appointments, Knowing “I have not failed. I’ve just found 10,000 ways that won’t work.” – Edison. In this week’s episode, Ria J talks about entrepreneurship.  Listen to Ria J’s segment.

Guests in studio this week:

Over the last 20 years, Doug Peterson has helped people align their goals and visions both personally and professionally. He founded Get Priorities Straight in 2018 to provide a program to help individuals maximize their personal income and improve their ability to invest. Having founded and run eight businesses in his career, Doug has perfected a system that works regardless of industry, marital status, or income. He is currently working with Amazon managers, wealth managers, real estate professionals, attorneys, and technology professionals. Doug also managed the band “Before Dawn” who did back up vocals on Heart’s first album “Dreamboat Annie.”  In this week’s episode, Doug talks about where your money goes and habits to reinforce it.  Listen to Doug’s segment.

Dr. Chason Hendryx is committed to working with his patients to achieve their optimum health. Classically trained as a physio, Chason has developed a holistic, long-term approach to helping his patients address musculoskeletal issues, chronic pain, and sports performance. Chason specializes in treating treats patients with a combination of hands-on techniques, movement analysis, and exercise. Chason has also received advanced training and specializes in the use of electrical stimulation to reprogram the neuromuscular system to improve movement and reduce pain. He was the first Seattle-based physical therapist to be licensed to use the Neufit NEUBIE next-generation electrical stimulation technology. He and his wife are raising their three little boys in West Seattle. In this week’s episode, Chason discusses how to ‘supercharge’ your rehab and athletic performance. Listen to Chason’s segment.

Keith Ferrin is an author, speaker, and messaging coach. He has worked with entrepreneurs, small businesses, authors, pastors, coaches, and C-level leaders at Fortune 500 companies. He has spent the last 25 years speaking on all types and sizes of stages. When he’s not the one on the stage he’s helping people identify their message, craft their message, and deliver their message. He founded Simply Communicate to help people prepare efficiently (save time), deliver confidently (improve job satisfaction) and land messages effectively (impact bottom line). When he’s not consulting, you’ll usually find him doing something outside with his wife and three kids somewhere around the Pacific Northwest.  In this week’s episode, Keith talks about improving all communication while saving time.  Listen to Keith’s segment.

Guests in studio this week:

In her 25th year of practice, Kathy Clayton coaches her clients on how to change, how to relate (to everything and everyone) more successfully, how to have the life and experiences they want, and how to accept all that life presents. By helping clients move beyond their B.S. (which also stands for “basic story”), powerful insights and personal breakthroughs quickly emerge, so folks can enjoy the fruits of their efforts. Kathy honed these skills by walking her talk, as she only asks of her clients what she is willing to do herself. By customizing the coaching with the enneagram and a motivational assessment, Kathy’s intuitive understanding of people and the world at large helps her clients take action on what really matters to them. In this week’s episode, Kathy talks about the power of acceptance vs. resistance.  Listen to Kathy’s segment.

Born and raised in Seattle, Washington, Holli has worked with a variety of small business owners and taught adults through Continuing Education classes at local college extension programs. She fell in love with photography as a kid with a polaroid camera. But it wasn’t until a deep loss in her family that she was inspired to follow her passion to be a full-time photographer. Choosing to serve the small business community in 2015, she launched Native Light Photography. This honors her Native American heritage as a member of the Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma. She brings her perceptive vision and intuitive people skills to every client to create photographs that they love! In this week’s episode, Holli discusses how to hire the best photographer for your social reputation.  Listen to Holli’s segment.

Guests in studio this week:

Ariel F. Hubbard has worked as a practitioner in the Holistic Health field since 1988 and now teaches in-person and on-line continuing education as well as providing in-person and long-distance treatments in massage, energy work, and clinical hypnotherapy. As an author, she has written over 85 courses, two books, and articles for Massage Magazine and Massage Today. She has facilitated healing work with clients, students, and medical professionals in clinical, academic, and corporate settings. She has mentored massage therapists, healers, and health practitioners since 1995, guiding them along their path of personal development and empowerment. She is a Licensed Massage Therapist, Registered Clinical Hypnotherapist, and a Reiki Master Teacher. In today’s The Money Hour segment, Ariel discusses how to keep your business thriving during a covid world.  Listen to Ariel’s segment.

Thavee Douangaphaivong is the owner of Signarama in Everett, WA. Thavee recently started the business in February 2020, and just completed the first year in business. Thavee is a 24-year veteran of the United States Navy, and he now calls Washington state home. He is married to Deborah Weller, and they have four kids age 19, 16, 13, and 10. He is the Vice President of the Jackson High School Football booster, and he enjoys the waters of Puget Sound and the mountains of the Cascade Range. In this week’s episode, Thavee talks about brand.  Listen to Thavee’s segment.

Dr. Sierra Storm is an ND Sports Medicine Specialist practicing in Seattle. Her life’s work is to help you age in reverse and live, breathe, and move in a body that is pain-free. After a biking injury left her arm useless, she set out to find safe, natural, and effective non-surgical solutions for complete recovery. This search led her to discover “Regenerative Injection Therapies”. Within 8 weeks of treatment, she was out of a sling, on the beaches of southern France, able to carry her own luggage. She knew she needed to bring these therapies to her patients. Using these safe and non-invasive tools, she’s helped hundreds of patients prevent and recover completely from surgery — even if PT, chiropractic, acupuncture, massage, or previous surgeries have provided minimal relief. In this week’s episode, Sierra talks about regenerative medicine. Listen to Sierra’s segment.

Guests in studio this week:

This gig started for Jennifer in 2003-She can’t believe it has been almost 18 years in the business already! Jennifer comes from a background in education with experience working in the university setting and also being a dean of students at a local prep school. Jennifer has her master’s degree in Counseling and has found that has been a game-changer for her in assisting her clients through what can be a stressful time of buying or selling. Jennifer brings levity to the table allowing this to be a fun experience because she brings both competence and character allowing her clients to relax as she guides the process. Jennifer is a well-established broker who only works with referrals from her clients. You will find her to be easy to talk with and easy to trust. In this week’s episode, Jennifer talks about the current real estate market.  Listen to Jennifer’s segment.

Lighting-wielding, multi-disciplined artist Kyle Krauskopf creates without restraint. Given grandiose and effort-intensive ideas, Krauskopf most recently completed a drawing challenge in which he created a unique, mixed-media work, each day for a year. Being of the mind to better yourself and make way for breakthroughs, sheer volume of work is required. He’s also recently helped to build the new Museum of Museums and Co-Founded the Atlantis Artist Collective, both in Seattle WA. Unsure of what he’s ultimately seeking, Krauskopf throws his energies and jack-of-all-trades skill into every venture he deems worthy. Oft collaborator with the National Alliance on Mental Illness he seeks to help others – with an eye toward those in need, an ear for anyone who might need one, and hands always busy.  In this week’s episode, Kyle talks about generating income as an artist. Listen to Kyle’s segment.

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With over 20 years of experience in Senior Living & Health Care, Tibi is the one person you need to know when looking for Assisted Living, Dementia/Alzheimer’s Care, Adult Family Homes, and everything else related to senior care. He is described by others in the industry as Experienced, Trustworthy, Personal, and Professional. Tibi’s experience will help you and your family navigate and understand the complexity of the senior care industry in our community. He will just make it easy! In this week’s episode, Tibi discusses care options for seniors.  Listen to Tibi’s segment.

After a 25 year relationship, Rosie Aiello engineered an international escape from the Middle East back to the United States to save her young adult daughter and herself from domestic violence. Stunned by PTSD and nearly mentally destroyed, she reinvented herself becoming a speaker, best-selling author, multi-awarding-winning entrepreneur, and host of the Vulnerable to Valuable Podcast. And now she’s with the KIND love of her life. With her unique system and powerful coaching, she empowers women who have emerged from abusive, narcissistic, and controlling relationships to reclaim their voice, value, and confidence so that they can create the productive and joyful life they desire. And she guides women to find the KIND love of their life. In this week’s episode, Rosie talks about the consequences of people-pleasing. Listen to Rosie’s segment.