In this episode, Kev from Kev's Class shares his journey of using video and social media to transform his education business. From building trust with families to attracting his ideal customers, Kev discusses how embracing video has been a game-changer.

He dives into why being the face of your business matters, the importance of consistency in posting valuable content, and how polarizing topics can help you connect with the right audience. Kev also shares how video has helped alleviate the fear factor for potential clients and made his business stand out.

Tune in for actionable insights on how to leverage video for business growth, increase engagement, and build authentic connections with your audience!

Key Takeaways:

Why being the face of your business builds trust

How consistent video content helps you stay top-of-mind

The power of controversial content in attracting your ideal customer

Tips for creating engaging, authentic videos

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In this emotional and uplifting episode of CBG Live, we sit down with viral sensation Dr. Zac Bauermaster, the principal who touched millions of hearts with his hallway fist bumps, high fives, and powerful message about connection.

Dr. Zac opens up about his battle with anxiety and depression, the moment he realized he needed people in his life, and how that journey inspired his mission to build deeper, more meaningful connections—both inside schools and beyond.

His viral video, now over 368 million views and 21 million likes, sparked a global movement reminding us that every smile, handshake, and word of encouragement matters.

We also dive into the whirlwind of going viral — the calls from People Magazine and ESPN, the speaking requests, and how he stays grounded in faith, family, and purpose.

Whether you’re an educator, a leader, or a parent, this episode will move you to tears, laughter, and reflection — and remind you of the ripple effect of kindness.

🎧 Tune in to hear:

• The story behind the viral hallway handshake video
• Dr. Zac’s vulnerable mental health journey
• The real meaning of connection in schools, homes, and leadership
• How going viral changed his life (and how he stayed grounded)
• Why being yourself — even if it’s embarrassing — is the key to impact

🧠 Key Takeaways

1. Connection changes everything. Whether at home, work, or school — people need people.
2. Vulnerability is strength. Sharing your struggles invites others to heal.
3. One simple gesture can create a ripple effect. A high five, a smile, a kind word — it matters.
4. Going viral isn’t about fame — it’s about people. Dr. Zac's story proves impact is measured by hearts touched, not views.
5. Stay grounded in your purpose. Faith, family, and authenticity will always be your compass.

Join Summer from Child Care Business Growth as she sits down with Tym Smith at CBG Live Miami to discuss resiliency, leadership, and transformational practices in early childhood education.

In this episode, Tim shares insights on:

• How post-pandemic challenges have reshaped child care in 2025
• The concept of “what’s in your bag” and why curiosity beats judgment
• Transforming staff interactions and fostering a growth mindset
• Understanding the experiences children carry into your classrooms
• Creating a supportive community among child care leaders

If you’re an early education business owner looking to lead with empathy, inspire your team, and adapt to today’s world, this episode is packed with actionable insights and real-world stories.

Episode Notes / Key Takeaways

1. Resiliency is essential: Schools operate very differently than pre-2019—adapt and grow.
2. The “Bag” Concept: Everyone carries experiences that shape their beliefs—approach with curiosity, not judgment.
3. Energy Drives Transformation: Movement, music, and engagement create meaningful change.
4. Empathy for Children: Understand the developmental gaps caused by the pandemic.
5. Community Matters: Lean on peers and staff to navigate challenges effectively.