Jem Fuller almost lost his son twice before he learned what real fatherhood forgiveness looks like.

Tony sits down with Jem Fuller, host of The Unknown Path podcast and author of The Art of Conscious Communication for Thoughtful Men, for a conversation that moves through blended families, medical scares, anger, and the parenting philosophy Jem built after growing up with a father who was loving but controlling. 

Jem is stepdad to two kids who call him by his first name, and father to two grown sons who call him dad, and he walks through what i...

Teaching someone to say “no” is just as important as teaching them to say “yes.”

I’m joined by Cristina Theis, Director of Training & Educational Development at Firefly Autism, to explore what assent-based care actually looks like in practice, especially when supporting autistic learners with complex communication and behavioral needs.

We talk about moving beyond simply using terms like assent-based or trauma-informed and making sure those values show up in our everyday clinical decisions. Cristina shares why self-advocacy and communication come first, including teaching learners meaningful, understandable ways to tell us when they are, or are not, c...

Your website is making a statement about your fee before a potential client reads a single word. And if you're charging—or preparing to charge—a premium rate, the experience your website creates needs to match the caliber of care you're already providing.

In this episode, Anna gets practical about four website design mistakes that can unintentionally create doubt about your fee: crowded layouts, poor imagery, too little content, and inconsistent or outdated design. She walks through simple fixes for each so you can create a more premium experience that makes it easier for potential clients to feel...

In this week's episode of China Insider, Miles Yu discusses three seemingly unrelated stories from Xi Jinping's recent visit to Washington: the guest list at the White House state dinner, Xi's invitation for 100,000 young Americans to study in China, and the arrival of two giant pandas at the Atlanta Zoo. First, Miles notes how CEOs of major Chinese corporations and other Chinese business elite were notably absent at the White House state dinner in stark contrast to America's star-studded business delegation to Beijing in May, before highlighting what this tells us about the lack of political independence of entrepreneurs...

🎉We made it to Episode 100 of The Shieldmaidens!🛡️ 

What started as a simple idea to create honest conversations about faith, life, struggle, friendship, and following Jesus has become so much more than we ever imagined. 

For our 100th episode, we're turning the cameras on ourselves and answering questions that we imagine our listeners might have asked us after walking alongside us for the last 100 episodes. 😂 

We’re talking about: 
🛡️ How The Shieldmaidens started 
❤️ The conversations and stories that have stayed with us 
😂 Some of our funniest behind-the-scenes moments 
🙏 What God has taught us through this podc...

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What if your product isn’t the problem?

What if your customers simply don’t see the problem the way you do?

In this episode of Selling on Giants, Mr. Will explores why some products struggle to sell even when the product itself is good—and why the answer may have less to do with traffic, advertising, or adding new SKUs than with seeing the customer’s problem from a different perspective.

The story starts with Bette Nesmith Graham, the entr...

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If you’ve been listening for a while, you might remember an episode we ran about two years ago where we dove deep into the use of low-titer O-positive whole blood in emergency resuscitation. At the time, the consensus in trauma care was leaning heavily "pro"—advocating for getting O-positive blood into bleeding patients fast, especially given the persistent and severe shortages of O-negative inventory. Fast forward to today, and the conversation around balancing immediate survival against downstream risks has taken center stage. In just the last two months, two major publications have come out with seemingly conflicting perspectives on t...