Exploring Impact Health Sharing: Affordable, Flexible Health Care for Small Businesses and Families

Cory Nunes welcomes Nellie Nekouie and provides an overview of Impact Health Sharing, highlighting its distinct approach compared to traditional insurance and the freedom it offers providers. They discuss telehealth services, preventative care, and the cost savings and benefits for business owners. The conversation explores how Impact Health Sharing improves health care access for small business owners, explaining the payment system and portability. They delve into tailoring health sharing for diverse family needs and addressing community health care barriers. Inclusive coverage options for employees are also discussed. The episode concludes with contact information, additional resources, and key takeaways.

Bradley Charbono on Accountability, Writing Habits, and Achieving Your Future Self

Cory Nunes introduces Bradley Charbono, who shares his early challenges and the pivotal role of accountability and monthly experiments in transforming his life. Bradley discusses cultivating a daily writing habit that led to authoring 39 books, while Cory reveals his personal 75-day challenge and podcasting goals. They explore Bradley's genre exploration and the profound impact of personal loss on his work. The conversation highlights empowering others through small goals and the one word program, with insights on envisioning and achieving one's future self. They also cover the steps to publishing, the significance of community support, and project completion. Contact information for Bradley and episode wrap-up conclude the discussion.

Anna DiDio on Adoption, Writing, and Supporting Blended Families

Cory Nunes introduces Anna DiDio, who shares her journey in writing and her personal experiences with adoption. They delve into the challenges and trauma impacts associated with adoption, emphasizing the importance of communication within adoptive families. Anna provides an overview of her book "Grace is Right Time," highlighting its themes and purpose. The discussion extends to the distribution and resources available for her children's books, along with the outreach and promotion strategies she employs. Anna also describes her collaborative writing process and offers valuable advice for adoptive and blended families seeking guidance and support.

Julie Rebboah on Healing Childhood Trauma and Harmonizing Wellness

Cory Nunes introduces Julie Rebboah, who shares her background and insights on the impact of childhood trauma and breaking generational cycles. Julie discusses her personal healing journey and how she engages with clients to address toxic stress and its effects. The episode highlights workshops focused on harmonizing wellness and effective stress management techniques. Julie explores habit formation and developing personalized well-being plans, overcoming client challenges, and the role of faith in healing. Emphasis is placed on cultivating a safe community for addressing traumas, with a comparison of online versus in-person coaching services. Julie concludes with final advice and closing notes.

Mira Patnaik on Mindset, Resilience, and Transformative Coaching

Cory Nunes introduces Mira Patnaik, exploring her background in coaching and her focus on fostering client success. Mira shares a compelling client success story, highlighting the importance of mindset and overcoming challenges in coaching. The conversation delves into the coaching services Mira offers and how she customizes the experience for each client. Mira provides insights on resilience and the role of vulnerability in the coaching process, emphasizing their significance in personal growth. The episode concludes with Mira offering final advice and her closing thoughts on the coaching journey.

Mastering Vision and Balance: Insights from Nashika Melton on Coaching and Entrepreneurship

In this episode, Cory Nunes is joined by Nashika Melton, who delves into her background and journey as an entrepreneur. They discuss the challenges faced in entrepreneurship and the concept of vision mastery. Nashika shares insights into balancing personal and professional life and provides an overview of her coaching process. The conversation highlights the importance of prioritizing and managing goals, as well as the duration and structure of her coaching programs. Nashika discusses ongoing client support, resources, and coaching strategies in team environments. The episode concludes with contact information for Nashika and key takeaways for listeners.

Nina Zapala on Spiritual Journeys and Empowering Self-Discovery

Cory Nunes welcomes Nina Zapala to discuss her awakening and spiritual journey, emphasizing travel's role in self-discovery and personal growth. Nina shares her mentoring approach, including spiritual personality typing, and tools for personal development. The conversation delves into handling resistant clients, overcoming fear, and the essence of mentorship. Nina outlines her process for identifying ideal clients and shares success stories from her mentoring practice. The episode highlights the empowerment found in self-discovery and Nina's aspirations, emphasizing the journey and importance of small steps. Closing remarks and gratitude conclude the episode.

Drew Heath

In this episode, Cory Nunes is joined by Drew Heath, who shares insights from his athletic journey and transition into the sports industry. They discuss his current roles at Drew School and the founding of the Balls TO Books initiative. Drew talks about balancing work, family, and multiple commitments, offering insights into travel teams and youth basketball. The conversation highlights his dedication to supporting underprivileged kids through community programs and utilizing donations for local shelters and schools. Drew shares how paid services are merged with free community coaching, ways listeners can support these efforts, and emphasizes the importance of community help. The episode concludes with Drew's final advice and closing remarks.

Wendy Van Camp

In this episode, Cory Nunes welcomes Wendy VanCamp, who shares her journey from battling Cushing's disease to becoming a sci fi koo poet. Wendy discusses her tenure as the poet laureate of Anaheim, detailing her responsibilities, initiatives, and the impact she made. She also talks about her transition to radio hosting and joining the SFWA poetry committee. Wendy reflects on the benefits and drawbacks of her laureate role and introduces Indigo Sky Press, her new venture. The episode includes information on how to contact Wendy for poetry consultations and workshops, her efforts in mentoring aspiring poets, and closes with her encouraging words.

Ruth Easterling on Leadership, Authentic Marketing, and Career Growth

In this episode, Cory Nunes is joined by Ruth Easterling to explore her background and unique business model. They delve into Ruth's focus on her clientele, sharing success stories and strategies for job fulfillment. Cory shares his own career transition experience, while Ruth discusses her journey in leadership development. They cover communication strategies in business leadership and the importance of authentic marketing and initial consultations. The episode recaps identifying ideal clients and focus areas, with Ruth offering her best advice for career and personal growth. The discussion concludes with a Puget Sound analogy on navigating life's challenges, followed by closing thoughts.

David Yates

In this episode, Cory Nunes chats with David Yates about his chiropractic journey, focusing on the upper cervical area's importance in nervous system care. They explore Envista Medical Neck and Back clinic's use of phototherapy, especially the X39 patch. The discussion includes who might benefit from upper cervical care, cost comparisons with traditional treatments, and critiques of conventional cancer therapies. They also discuss detecting upper cervical misalignment and insights from a Tony Robbins event on the Egoscue method and stem cells. The episode highlights the X39 patch's benefits, its effect on sleep, and Lifewave's future role in healthcare, with David sharing his contact info before closing.

Corey Harlock

In this episode, Cory Nunes talks with Corey Harlock about his career journey and the mission of KeyHire Solutions. They discuss the stages business owners go through, from feeling overwhelmed to becoming strategic, and how KeyHire addresses mindset and trust challenges. Corey shares insights into KeyHire's ideal clients and success stories. The conversation includes how to contact Corey Harlock and KeyHire Solutions, followed by Corey's final advice for entrepreneurs. The episode concludes with closing remarks and encouragement from Cory Nunes.

Stephanie Berman

In this episode, Cory Nunes introduces Stephanie Berman, who shares her personal journey with endometriosis and how it led to the founding of the Aziza Project. They discuss the challenges faced in healthcare for those with endometriosis and the mission of the Aziza Project to provide support and financial aid. Stephanie highlights success stories from the project and offers insights into volunteer opportunities and ways to get involved. The episode wraps up with key takeaways and final thoughts, followed by a message from the sponsor, HealthWise.

Patrick Sanaghan

In this episode, Cory Nunes talks with Patrick Sanaghan about his background and career, delving into his experiences with procrastination, from dissertation struggles to identifying key signs. They discuss the impact of decision-making on team morale and the importance of supporting middle management and workers. Patrick shares his personal battles with procrastination and offers strategies for overcoming it, including starting and finishing tasks and building routines. The conversation also covers insights from Patrick's book, tackling micromanagement, and effective hiring strategies. The episode wraps up with a recap of procrastination strategies, book promotion, and closing remarks.

Forrest Tuff.

In this episode, Cory Nunes engages with Forest Tuff to discuss his early career and journey into videography and media. They explore the incorporation of drones and advanced technology, and how tech evolution has impacted the media landscape. Forest shares insights on coaching and his involvement with SCORE, emphasizing the role of customer service in business success. The conversation also touches on ideal clients and the importance of financial consulting. The episode concludes with Forest offering final advice, sharing his contact information, and wrapping up with concluding thoughts and farewells.

Susie DeVille.

In this episode, Cory Nunes talks with Susie DeVille about her background and the impact of the 2008 market crash. Susie shares entrepreneurial advice, success strategies, and the benefits of morning practices and client consultations. They discuss tailoring client experiences and how to contact Susie. The conversation includes client success stories and Susie's book on entrepreneurship, "Buoyant," along with its availability. They also emphasize the power of starting small and the importance of rest for entrepreneurs.

Gabby Wnek.

In this episode, Cory Nunes welcomes Gabby Wnek, who shares her background and personal story of burnout, including her experiences with mind-body pain and the impact of Klonopin. Gabby discusses her healing journey after quitting her job and emphasizes the importance of recognizing and addressing burnout signs early. She outlines her coaching process, detailing the steps, structure, and duration, and shares client success stories that highlight the positive impact of changing work environments. The conversation delves into understanding the body's reaction to energy and stress. Gabby concludes with final advice and her favorite impactful quotes. Closing remarks and gratitude follow.

Mary Lynn.

In this episode, Cory Nunes welcomes Mary Lynn, who shares her journey from corporate life to becoming a creative writer and ghostwriter. They discuss the Leadership Literary Lab and the role of AI in writing. Mary Lynn details her writing process, from vetting clients to editing, and highlights a success story featuring Amy Schembri. She offers her contact information and discusses the value of mentorship. Mary Lynn provides advice for aspiring writers, emphasizing the importance of authenticity, community, and guidance. The episode concludes with announcements and sign-off.

Angelica Stevenson.

In this episode, Cory Nunes chats with Angelica Stevenson about her background and journey in nonprofit work and business ventures. They delve into her artistic talents and event planning, including the scope of nationwide and virtual events. Alan Stevenson provides a poetry interlude, adding a creative touch. Angelica shares the benefits of virtual event coordination and offers insights on purposeful living. The episode concludes with closing remarks and acknowledgments.

Meg Grett-Pratt.

In this episode, Cory Nunes introduces Meg Grett-Pratt, who shares her background and personal experiences with abuse and stalking. Meg discusses her recovery journey and the founding of Dating Tips by Meg. They delve into the legal challenges faced by abuse victims and the importance of sharing their stories. The conversation covers recognizing and handling early signs of abuse, the role of technology in relationship abuse, and the impact of social media on privacy. Meg provides resources and support for abuse victims and emphasizes the importance of identifying unhealthy relationships. The episode concludes with closing remarks and a promotion.