Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Danny Song, CEO of giveservices, who shares his personal journey and how he was selected to lead the group of service companies that give back with the giving model built in. Danny talks about coming to the United States at an early age with his family to focus on education, moving around and putting down roots in Jackson, Tennessee, where he graduated high school and college, and then stepping into the world of education with Memphis Teacher Residency. He talks about his 15 years at Memphis Teacher Residency and some of the lessons learned, and then transitioning to launch Believe Memphis Academy Charter School after going through a program with Building Excellent Schools. Those experiences paved the way for him to meet Joe Williams, founder of giveservices, and to ultimately step into the role as CEO to help expand the efforts and impact for that focus on turning a "line item into a mission statement." Danny highlights giveclean and givethreads, and how those companies support the Lionheart Foundation, and then shares some examples of their impact locally and around the world.

Visit https://giveservicesco.com to learn more.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Psychotherapist Emily Moon, who shares some of her personal background and how she helps individuals better understand themselves and others to make impactful changes within themselves and their business in 5 simple steps.

During the interview, Emily talks about the importance and power of discovering your purpose and (re)creating your identity and vision after going through a challenging time, like an injury, the sale of a company, a divorce, or recovery from a chaotic lifestyle. She walks through the five steps, starting with understanding your story and understanding why you do what you do, then looking externally as you learn the story of the others around you and understand why they do what they do. That leads to step five, which is developing communication strategies, principles and skills based on the first four steps.

Emily provides some examples of how these steps help reframe thoughts, decision making and behaviors that then lead to positive change and more successful and impactful outcomes.

Visit https://www.emilymoon.life to learn more.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Ralph Manning, Co-founder and Co-CEO of Coltala, a purpose-driven holding company based in Fort Worth, Texas, who shares some of his personal background and how experiences, like serving on a major nonprofit board and leading a turnaround effort, helped shape the company's core values and unique approach with "Mission and Margin."

During the interview, Ralph discusses how structure drives behavior and why "Mission and Margin" are important for both for-profit and nonprofit organizations to be impactful, successful, and sustainable. He talks about where we are in society today being exponential versus linear in the century before, and how process relates to speed and not bureaucracy.

Ralph also covers The Coltala Enterprise System, which is based on the Danaher Business System, focusing on People, Plan, Process, and Performance, and how this system is driving continuous growth and development internally and externally. He wraps up discussing what excites him about the future, their internship program and free resources that are available.

Visit www.coltala.com to learn more.
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