I promise you, there are times like today when I convince myself it's a day that it isn't. My brain really had no idea, and doubled down on convincing me otherwise. Anyway, today's episode is a reminder to remember to those affected by the tragedy in Minneapolis and to support your business owner friends whenever you can...

What is the difference between prosperity and adversity? I stumbled upon learning the difference and it has stayed in my mind ever since, thanks mostly to a quote from Robin Williams.

I'm beginning the week with a podcast, just like I ended the week. Consistency is key, and when dealing with my consistency in certain areas, I wanted to get some things from the weekend off my chest and figure out why I was in some kind of "system failure" over the weekend.

Has "You" in the present ever looked at "You" in the future? I had a look at future me and had a very present shaking revelation. If you can be honest, your "Present You" has had a look at your "Future You" too.

Have you ever had a conversation with someone and it made absolutely no sense at all? You knew you wasn't making any cogent point or helping anyone understand exactly what you are trying to articulate? That was my conversation with my father today. On the other hand, I may not be able to express myself all of the time, but my cooking is able to speak for me every time.

Laughter. Some believe it can be medicinal, while others say only the sane will laugh when all else fails. The way my mind is set up, sometimes I don't know if I'm on the right side of sanity or the wrong side of cray cray. Either way, find something that will make you laugh like I did in today's episode and add some to your day.

How many times have you heard the saying "Sometimes, You Have to Do It Scared"? I've heard it all my life, and never have I put 2 and 2 together while doing it scared like I have in the almost month I've been away from the podcast studio. What goes on in the mind of a introvertive creator? It's a scary place up there, but let me take this episode to explain...

Coming up as a rookie on the Chicago radio scene, I was taught by some of radio's best. I also was blessed to be in the company of some pretty good people along the way. Chris Base has been one of those "pretty good people" and someone who has forged his way in Chicago radio, with the receipts to prove it. I have watched and supported his career for quite some time. Spending the day with him having breakfast at a nearby restaurant led to a very candid conversation with someone I consider to be a master interviewer. How did the conversation go? I'll let you judge for yourself...