Success in life and business isn’t just about what you know—it’s about who you intentionally connect with.

In this episode, discover how intentional networking can become your most valuable asset.

Learn the five foundational strategies that separate high-level leaders from casual connectors:
✅ Be a giver, not a taker
✅ Master the art of consistent follow-up
✅ Show up where the right people are
✅ Build a reputation for excellence
✅ Ask better questions

This isn’t about collecting business cards—it’s about building relational equity before you need it, protecting your personal brand, and creating real value through every interaction.

Whether you're an entrepreneur, executive, or just leveling up your career, this episode is your blueprint for meaningful connections that lead to real opportunities.

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"Some things must end for better things to begin."

In this episode, Dr. Dave dives deep into a powerful principle that separates thriving individuals from the stuck and struggling: pruning.

Just like a gardener cuts back even healthy branches to yield better fruit, leaders, entrepreneurs, and dreamers must learn to cut back the things that no longer serve their vision.

💡 Featuring a powerful story from Pat Williams, co-founder of the Orlando Magic, you'll discover:

✅ Why a clear vision is essential for progress
✅ How to identify dead weight in your life or organization
✅ The 3 types of pruning: for health, shape, and focused productivity
✅ Practical questions to help you decide what to cut

It’s time to trim the unnecessary, make room for the great, and create the life and future you were designed for.

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Change is inevitable—but how we respond to it determines our success.

In this powerful episode, we dive into one of the most essential traits of high achievers: adaptability.

Drawing from 12 Traits of the Greats, we’ll explore how embracing change, staying teachable, and trusting God’s plan can elevate your leadership and unlock new opportunities.

Join me as we break down how to shift your mindset, learn from setbacks, and step boldly into the unknown—just like Abraham, Joseph, and some of today’s most successful leaders.

Whether you're navigating a career pivot, overcoming unexpected obstacles, or seeking to grow in faith and leadership, this conversation will equip you with the tools to thrive.

Remember—adaptability isn’t just about survival. It’s the pathway to transformation.

Let’s rise to the challenge and step into the greatness God has for us!

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