Author: Dan Clouser

Taralyn Michelle – The Ultimate Release – Clearing mind, body, and spirit

“One of the most valuable lessons I have learned throughout my journey is much of what proves to be challenging in life has little to do with what we don’t know.

Yes, there is always knowledge and information that can help get us closer to where we want to be. Still, without having a method to not only apply the information/knowledge that is repeatable, flexible for growth, and makes accountability natural, many won’t succeed.

My style of teaching is all about seeing the lighter side of challenges. Audiences leave with valuable tools and a fresh outlook on difficult issues. Adversity, failure, embarrassment, self- doubt/hate, etc. serve a valuable purpose in attaining greatness!

I believe much of what we all need we have inside us. My mission is to teach audiences how to create environments within their mind and body that attract what will strengthen and not weaken.

With a solid foundation for life, the tools to maintain the environment of mind and body, and a dose of humor scaling your life becomes as natural as breathing.”

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Tony Gentile, Jr. – The Right time to Follow the Music

Tony, along with my nephew Donnie wrote and performed the theme song to my podcast many years ago.  He is also a former employee of mine and a longtime friend.  He comes from an amazing family who instilled an ethic of hard work and dedication in him at a very young age.

Tony is an incredibly talented guitarist who has decided that the time is right to leave his comfort zone, move to Nashville, and pursue a career in country music.  He and a group of other musicians are betting on themselves and going “all in” on their musical talents.

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RustedMelody – Harmony with a Uke and a Guitar

Matt and Katelyn talk about how they form a connection with the audience while performing and how they feed off of the crowd’s energy during a show.

During the pandemic, they made the gutsy decision to quit their jobs and start performing music as a livelihood as opposed to just a hobby.  They’re performing at least four gigs a week throughout the North Georgia region.

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