What if one of the greatest gifts we can give someone is the experience of being truly seen?

Steve Cunningham is a financial consultant, husband, father and deeply curious student of people. His warmth does not come from trying to command a room. It comes from paying attention to the person in front of him and treating ordinary interactions as worthy of care.

In this conversation, Steve and Greg explore relationships, changing seasons and the people who quietly shape who we become. Steve shares one of the lessons he is proudest to have learned from his father: Make invisible people visible. Learn the name of the person behind the counter. Ask the extra question. Let people know their presence matters.

Steve also tells a remarkable coffee-shop story involving an unexpected Bible, a relationship built over time and the reminder that the people we notice often end up giving something meaningful back to us. The conversation turns toward energy-giving relationships, the gifts we carry for one another and the importance of paying attention to who is beside us as life changes.

You’ll hear why humility creates connection, how curiosity becomes kindness, and why the most joyful people often spend less time thinking about the impression they are making and more time ensuring others feel valued.

Steve’s invitation is simple: Notice the people who are easy to overlook. Learn their names. Ask the extra question. Make invisible people visible.

Connect with Steve Cunningham

Mike Cunningham Investments: https://www.cunninghaminvestments.net/team/steve-cunningham

Season One of I Wish I Had Your Energy explores The Energy We Give and the choices, convictions and practices that allow us to leave people better than we found them.

Energy becomes meaningful when it moves beyond us.

What becomes possible when the biggest questions in your life are already answered?

Jerrod Murr is an entrepreneur, leadership facilitator and founder of Paradigm Shift. He works extensively with Native American tribes and communities, creating experiences that equip people to think differently about leadership, relationships and the stories they are building with their lives.

In this conversation, Jerrod tells Greg that his energy does not come from a productivity trick, an outgoing personality or a five-hour energy drink. It comes from having wrestled with the deepest questions of faith, identity, purpose and relationships.

From there, the conversation moves quickly and occasionally contentiously through wins, insecurity, negative feedback, failure and our complicated relationship with time. Jerrod explains why a quick temper can be evidence of an insecurity being triggered and offers one potentially transformative question for examining behavior you dislike in yourself: What am I insecure about here?

You’ll hear why criticism should first be examined for truth, how to separate “I failed” from “I am a failure,” and why our relationship with time can quietly shape the way we experience every other part of life.

Jerrod’s invitation is to do the deeper work. Wrestle with what matters, tell yourself the truth, and build an internal foundation strong enough to carry the rest of your life.

Connect with Jerrod Murr

Paradigm Shift: https://ps.company/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jerrodmurr

Season One of I Wish I Had Your Energy explores The Energy We Give and the choices, convictions and practices that allow us to leave people better than we found them.

Is energy primarily a product of our mindset, or does it begin somewhere deeper?

Felina Danalis is a resilience and trauma expert whose work helps people understand that stress, anxiety and trauma are not simply stories created by the mind. They are experiences carried by the body. A former diplomat, Felina’s path into this work was shaped by years of international service and by surviving a fatal car bombing in the Balkans.

In this dynamic conversation, Felina and Greg explore the relationship between the body and the mind, including a lively disagreement about where meaningful change begins. Felina argues that mindset is not always the starting point. Our biology, stress responses and nervous system can shape the thoughts we are able to access in the first place.

Together they examine “bottom-up” change: working with the body to create the safety, regulation and vitality that allow new thoughts and choices to emerge. Felina also demonstrates a simple humming practice that can help settle the nervous system and bring us back into the present.

You’ll hear why pushing through is not always resilience, how the body communicates before the mind can explain, and what becomes possible when we treat physical awareness as wisdom rather than interference.

Felina’s invitation is to stop treating your body as an inconvenience and begin listening to what it may be telling you about stress, alignment and your capacity to be fully present.

Connect with Felina Danalis

Website: https://www.felinadanalis.com/

Bio and resources: https://bio.site/felinadanalis

Season One of I Wish I Had Your Energy explores The Energy We Give and the choices, convictions and practices that allow us to leave people better than we found them.