In this episode of Make Your Remarkable, we sit down with Anna and Jon Richt to talk about marriage, careers, faith, and what it really means to do life as a team. From high school sweethearts to building careers, raising a family, and leading others. They share how communication, faith, and supporting each other have shaped their journey.

Jon shares his coaching journey and leadership philosophy as the head football coach at Prince Avenue Christian. Anna discusses her career as a content creator and Realtor in the Athens area, building her career while supporting their family and Jon’s coaching schedule. Together, they discuss teamwork in marriage, balancing careers and family, setting boundaries, and why communication is the foundation of every strong team.

In this episode, you’ll hear about:

• Marriage and teamwork with faith as a foundation

• Building a career and personal brand that balances work and family aspirations

• Creating healthy rhythms at home and at work

In this episode of Make You Remarkable, we sit down with Kolby Branch, baseball player and emerging leader, to talk about what it really means to pursue greatness without losing sight of the people around you.

Kolby shares how collaboration shapes winning teams, why transitions test your leadership, and how caring deeply for others is not weakness — it’s strength.

In this episode, you’ll hear about:
• Navigating leadership transitions with humility and confidence
• Why collaboration fuels both performance and culture
• What it means to truly care about your teammates while still chasing excellence

This conversation is about more than baseball. It’s about becoming the kind of leader who elevates others while striving for personal greatness and understanding that the two are not in competition.

In this episode of Make You Remarkable, we talk with Nina Burkdoll, a trusted realtor who knows that remarkable begins on the inside. Nina gets candid about what it really takes to build trust — with yourself and with others — and how that foundation transforms the way you live and do business.

In this episode, you’ll hear about:
• Building trust with yourself — confronting insecurities and showing up confident, grounded, and true to who you are.
• Honesty with clients, even when it’s difficult — why telling the truth matters more than saying what people want to hear.
• Serving through socials — focusing on how you genuinely help others by overcoming nerves around perception.

Whether you're in sales, leadership, or simply striving to show up more authentically, Nina’s insights will encourage you to lead with truth, serve with purpose, and make trust the standard.

In this episode of Make You Remarkable, we sit down with Adam Hammond, Executive Director of the Georgia 4-H Foundation and a dedicated member of the Oconee County Schools Board of Education. Adam brings a powerful mix of humility, wisdom, and vision as he shares how he builds trust, nurtures future growth, and honors the legacy of 4H.

We explore:

• Why empowering your team is essential for authentic leadership.

• The value of showing up as your genuine self, in both personal and professional realms.

• How to encourage others to pursue their purpose (spark), and why that is the real heart of his work with Georgia 4H.

Adam’s stories underscore a timeless truth: leadership rooted in trust, legacy, and authenticity doesn’t just move today’s mission forward — it lays the foundation for tomorrow’s impact.

Tune in for a conversation that’s equal parts inspiration and practical. We hope you walk away feeling challenged and encouraged to lead with heart.

To support Georgia 4H, visit https://georgia4hfoundation.org/.

On this episode of Make Your Remarkable, University of Georgia Head Baseball Coach Wes Johnson joins us to talk about the foundation of every great team: trust.

From showing you truly care, to demonstrating knowledge that empowers others, Coach Johnson shares how leaders display care, stay calm in pressure moments, and address conflict to protect culture. A powerful conversation on leading with conviction, connection, and confidence.

How do you approach moments when results are not what you expected?

In this kickoff episode of Season 4, hosts Neil Stevens, Philip Bernardi, and Charlie Fleming dive into a powerful conversation about the journey of homeownership and team leadership — and how community building anchors it all. They explore:

• What it looks like to lead a team not just with authority, but with empowerment, trust, and purpose.

• How communities are forged when individuals connect, contribute, and pursue belonging.

• How future guests will share what it takes to cultivate remarkable in all aspects of our lives.

Whether you’re a team leader, community‑builder, real‑estate professional, or someone simply asking how you can make a meaningful impact, this episode offers actionable insights and inspiration to help you show up, serve and leave your mark.

Tune in and ask: How are you making your remarkable?

In Episode 9 of Make Your Remarkable, we are joined by Alex Boulogne, a UGA alumni and the founder of Pioneer Digital, a digital marketing agency dedicated to helping local service businesses grow through Google business marketing. Alex shares his entrepreneurial journey, from his early interest in marketing to launching his own business, right out of college, without a vast network or extensive experience. He emphasizes the importance of staying on top of trends, continuously learning, and the lifestyle changes entrepreneurs face as they build their own companies. Alex also dives into the growing influence of AI, offering advice for business owners on how to incorporate AI into their operations and stay competitive in the digital age. As he reflects on his own journey, he also shares his vision for creating remarkable experiences and the legacy he hopes to leave behind.

This episode is full of insights for young entrepreneurs and businesses looking to leverage AI and intentional google reviews as well as digital marketing to thrive.

In episode 8 of Make Your Remarkable, Erin Barger, CEO of the Food Bank of North East Georgia, shares her inspiring journey of service and leadership. Erin, originally from Ohio and raised in North Carolina, has dedicated her career to nonprofit work, including a transformative experience in the Peace Corps in China. Her passion for community well-being led her to the Food Bank, where she has served as CEO since 2021. Erin discusses the mission of the Food Bank, emphasizing its impact on the region and the importance of community involvement in addressing food insecurity. She also shares her perspective on balancing leadership with motherhood, teaching her children the value of service, and creating remarkable experiences for those she leads. Erin’s leadership is rooted in empathy and a deep commitment to improving lives, making this episode a powerful reflection on community, service, and making a difference.