In this festive episode of MOJO: The Meaning of Life and Business, Jennifer Glass warmly welcomes both new and returning listeners to join in the spirit of the season. As the holidays bring opportunities to connect with loved ones—whether you’re celebrating Hanukkah, Christmas, Kwanzaa, or simply savoring time with friends and family—Jennifer invites you to reflect on what these moments truly mean for us, both personally and professionally.

Drawing thoughtful connections between the traditions of faith and hope that holidays represent and the qualities we need to grow in business, Jennifer encourages listeners to carry that sense of trust and optimism into their ventures for the coming year. This episode is filled with heartfelt wishes for a bright holiday and a successful new year, as well as an inspiring reminder to let the light and joy of the season fuel your passion all year long. Happy holidays from MOJO, and here’s to your continued success!

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Welcome to another inspiring episode of MOJO: The Meaning of Life and Business. Today, host Jennifer Glass sits down with teenage speaker and author Lawrence Harris, whose powerful journey centers on overcoming limiting beliefs. Despite facing adversity from a young age—including an abusive home environment and struggles with self-worth—Lawrence Harris has turned his pain into passion, now empowering teens and young adults to break mental barriers and unlock their potential.

In this conversation, Lawrence Harris shares personal stories, practical tools, and impactful advice on identifying and rewiring negative thought patterns—whether they’re about self-confidence, relationships, education, or money. Together, Jennifer Glass and Lawrence Harris explore topics like imposter syndrome, gratitude, the importance of mentorship, and building your own definition of success.

Plus, Lawrence Harris discusses his book “Power to the People,” revealing mental techniques that helped him rebuild confidence and emotional intelligence. Whether you're seeking more fulfillment, wanting to overcome self-doubt, or curious about redefining success on your own terms, this episode is packed with actionable insights to help you take that all-important first step towards your dreams.

About my guest: Lawrence Harris is a passionate speaker dedicated to empowering teens and young adults to break through limiting beliefs and unlock their full potential. With a mission to inspire personal growth and self-confidence, Lawrence draws on relatable experiences and impactful storytelling to connect with audiences on a deep level.

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Welcome back to MOJO: The Meaning of Life and Business! In today’s episode, Jennifer Glass welcomes a true branding visionary, Steve Miller—branding expert, renowned speaker, and co-author of the Amazon bestseller "Uncopyable You." If you’ve ever wondered what it really takes to stand out in crowded markets, this is the conversation you’ve been waiting for.

Steve Miller brings a unique perspective drawn from an unconventional path—he’s been a professional golfer, Hollywood stuntman, marketing strategist, and more. He explains how these varied experiences have fueled his innovative approach to branding, showing us that some of the best ideas come from outside our everyday industry “boxes.”

In this episode, Jennifer Glass and Steve Miller explore why being memorable is the make-or-break factor in both business and personal branding. They discuss why simply being known, liked, and trusted isn’t enough—if people don’t remember you, you’re nowhere. The conversation covers powerful, practical insights, such as how leading companies like Disney, Nordstrom, and Apple use experience, language, and even color to create unforgettable brand encounters. Listen for Steve’s signature stories on the “moose” method for defining your target market, the importance of visual branding cues, and the concept of building your own rules of competition.

Whether you’re an entrepreneur, leader, or simply interested in the art of standing out, this episode offers inspiration, laugh-out-loud stories, and actionable strategies you can apply right away to make your own brand truly uncopyable. Stick around to the end for information on Steve’s custom GPT tool that puts his branding wisdom at your fingertips!

About my guest: Steve Miller is a branding expert, speaker, and co-author of the Amazon bestseller, "Uncopyable You," specializing in helping individuals and businesses stand out in competitive markets by building unique, memorable personal brands. Known for his innovative strategies and practical insights, Steve empowers his audience to create their own rules of competition and leave an unforgettable mark in their industries.

Connect with Steve on Facebook, LinkedIn, and on the web at https://beuncopyable.com and don't forget to check out Steve's AI bot at beuncopyable.com/mojo

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