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Here we talk about what is going on in the everyday lives of those who clean the environments the public enjoys. It takes MORE than just cleaning like you do at home. Listen and share. Please feel free to leave a comment. Come on the show, we would be glad to have you!

Geared towards humble business owners. We bring in highly successful business owners that have made and paved the way for newer entrepreneurs. If you are considering starting a business, are a current business owner, or new to owning a business, you may learn a thing or two about what to do. You might even learn a few mistakes to avert!

How do you build a strong Personal Brand in today’s world? What's the EXPERIENCE people can expect from you? Each week, David Thompson -- a branding influencer and marketing leader who created the first college course on Personal Branding -- interviews people from every walk of life who create the ultimate experiences for others. They share how you can take control of your career (and life) by creating a strong personal brand, as well as offer great career advice. Your Brand is your Future. Tune in to this podcast to maximize your career opportunities.

Renowned Bible teacher and prophecy expert, Perry Stone, reveals the significance of angels and their connection to major prophetic seasons. Incorporating deep truths from Scripture, and even personal supernatural experiences from his own life, This Season of Angels peels away the veil of...

Join Ty, Javi, David and Tiffany, four friends, sharing laughs, and talking about the things that's not supposed to leave the group chat. A little madness, a little badness, it's a combination.

The ability to make sound and timely decisions is the mark of a good leader. But when leaders with otherwise strong track records suddenly begin making poor decisions - as seen in the recent corporate scandals that rocked the business world - the impact can be widespread. In The Stress Effect, leadership expert Henry L. Thompson argues that stress is often the real culprit behind this leadership failure.