Chaya Gutnick built a business to help companies control chaos. She applies her same, proven approaches to reduce chaos in her personal life. Listen to hear Chaya and Emily share practical strategies for restoring peace and order in your household.

Professor Tim Sweet is the Chair of the Entrepreneurship Department of Grove City College. He talks with Emily about why entrepreneurs should pursue a college degree, even though they may not feel “cut out” for higher ed. Tim also shares why it’s important for everyone to have an entrepreneurial spirit – now more than ever.

As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Yael Walfish works with kids who are considered to be “lost causes.” She transforms their behavior with the power of positivity. Listen to learn Yael’s simple, yet powerful 3-part process for fostering the greatness within our kids.

Michael Davis felt like an outcast many times in his life. Rather than letting it get him down, Emily and Michael talk about how he used those difficult experiences to be a source of encouragement and positivity to others.

With all the new demands of managing a household during #Covid19, many parents are feeling frazzled. But even before the “new normal,” a lot of parents expected themselves to be all things to all people. Ashley Avinashi shares the dangers of living a distracted life and how to be fully present with our kids.

For Dr. Crystal Morrison, the term “misfit” applies in a lot of ways. In this episode, Emily and Crystal focus on the story of her autistic son. Fueled by her personal experiences, Crystal created a technology platform to meet her son’s unique medical needs…and that of kids around the world!

Gail Swift’s son experiences the world in a very physical way. Drawing on her personal experiences, she and Emily talk about practical ways to meet the needs of a tactile child.

Daniel Botero talks openly about his entrepreneurial journey and many “misfit” adventures. Despite not always fitting into the classroom, he is now on a mission to help students master their transition from college to career.

Karen Passieu’s world completely changed when her daughter suddenly couldn’t leave the house. Listen in as Karen bravely shares how she supports her daughter, Bella, in dealing with a debilitating panic disorder.

Sterling Louks, VP of Dynamynd, talks with Emily about the differing needs of children, particularly as to how they learn. When it comes to schooling, a one-size-fits-all approach does not work. Emily and Sterling provide practical strategies for making homeschooling (and #quarantinelife in general) a stress-free and positive experience for all.

Emily talks with a colleague, Joop Stroes, about parenting kids with ADD/ADHD. Joop lends and interesting – and surprising – perspective on the topic.

Shawn Mundis shares the challenges and joys of parenting his son, Michael, who has Down Syndrome. Michael is certainly no ordinary kid, but Shawn wouldn’t have it any other way!