The BCO Podcast : Inspiration, change your mindset, and unlock your potential. A podcast to help you crossover to making an impact in your life and your professional journey.

Steve Straus has been life coaching since the founding of the modern profession in the 80's. Steve has provided private coaching to business owners, top executives, and a select set of professional clients. In his words, he's in the "ah-ha" business, helping his clients have breakthrough moments and develop new perspectives. These moments are life-changing, creating a ripple effect in every aspect of their lives. Steve is motivated by challenges and what better challenge than the human condition. With every client and every new interaction he's learning and applying an established set of proven fundamentals. Today, Steve allows us to peer behind the curtain and discuss some of the fundamentals his clients have used to be the best version of themselves and create life-long impacts in their world. 
Find Steve on the web at www.straususa.com and his 3-minute coaching at www.steves3minutecoaching.com 

Dov Gelman's story follows his path moving his young family to Israel as an immigrant under the law of return where he was recruited into the border police. Learning from strong leaders under life-threatening situations, Dov uncovers his drive for courage and compassion. Courage to protect others, which he still does professionally today in private security, and compassion through his path to starting a non-profit adopting Israeli kindergartens and leading a variety of humanitarian projects. His story of courage, consequence, and compassion is fascinating and inspiring.
 
Visit www.mbki.org for more information no how you can start helping today.
 

Warren Barfield is a successful musician, father, and husband. Never heard of him? That's by design. He's retired now at age 44 having accomplished what he set out to do but it did not come easy. He landed his dream only to realize it wasn't a dream and had to start all over again. He shares his story of hitting it big, losing it all, and doing it all over again in an unlikely way. He's an awesome story teller and has a motivational story about owning your journey and doing hard work.

From Design Artist to Serial Entrepreneur: The Journey of Ian Kilpatrick
In this episode, sponsored by Chef Eats, host Jay interviews Ian Kilpatrick, a seasoned entrepreneur with over 20 years of experience in developing applications and businesses, including one of the first social media platforms. Ian shares insights into his entrepreneurial journey, starting from his background in music and design to navigating career pivots through technology booms and busts. Discussing the realities of entrepreneurship, Ian emphasizes the importance of persistence, focusing on solving real problems, and recognizing when to pivot. He also reflects on the cultural implications of social media today and the importance of community-building. This episode is a must-listen if you're curious about starting a new venture or looking for entrepreneurial inspiration.

Episode 2 is all about the power of building relationships through listening, communicating, and developing courage. Jay Norris is a passionate leader. Overseeing a large group of diverse workers in different capacities, Jay has derived a method for taking on new challenges and creating new organizational departments. He gives us an inside look at how he creates the capacity for success in his role and in others. The conversation highlights how powerful it is for leaders to listen and care about their people. 

Exploring the Moving Forward Framework with Jeremy Starcher
In this episode of the Biz Crossover Podcast, host Jay Power interviews industry executive and veteran software salesman Jeremy Starcher. The discussion focuses on Jeremy’s innovative Moving Forward framework, which he developed to navigate personal and professional challenges. The conversation delves into the importance of getting intentionally bored to stimulate creativity, prioritizing tasks that bring energy, and understanding core values. Jeremy shares key insights on his personal journey, touching on his experience of training for the Mount Everest base camp trek, and how it led him to conceptualize this framework. The episode serves as a motivational and insightful guide for anyone feeling stuck or overwhelmed in their current life phase.