DeeAnn Palin doesn’t just fix companies — she rebuilds them from the inside out. In this episode, Craig Andrews talks with the founder and CEO of OnPoint Business Solutions about her radical journey from corporate HR skeptic to trusted strategic partner for CEOs.

Palin pulls back the curtain on toxic culture, ethical blind spots, and the cost of keeping the wrong people in leadership. She explains why HR should never be treated as a compliance function — and how, when done right, it becomes a company’s growth engine.

Drawing from her experience with brands like Motorola and the Phoenix Suns, Palin shares real-world examples of betrayal, ethical breakdowns, and executive blind spots. She makes the case for firing fast, leading with values, and building cultures that actually perform.

Her boldest leadership moment? Walking away from her largest client — and $1.3 million in savings — to protect her team. That’s not HR. That’s leadership.

Want to learn more about DeeAnn Palin’s work? Check out her website at https://www.onptbiz.com.

Connect with DeeAnn Palin on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/deeannpalin/

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Jesse Sieff is no stranger to reinvention. From military barracks to media production, he’s built a career on sharp pivots and sharper leadership. In this episode, Jesse breaks down how his time in the Marine Corps Drum & Bugle Corps instilled in him a deep respect for discipline, detail, and public representation—skills that now fuel his work at Sieff Studios.

Jesse’s leadership style blends strategic vision with creative execution. His studio isn’t just about producing polished videos—it’s about crafting media that moves people and delivers results. He shares how his military background helped him lead high-performing teams and why leaders should master the art of storytelling if they want to build trust and drive action.

Listeners get a behind-the-scenes look at how Jesse helps clients show up confidently on camera and how he integrates AI tools to strengthen internal communication and branding. Whether you're a business owner navigating change or a leader scaling your message, Jesse offers actionable insight on building systems that support clarity, confidence, and growth.

Want to learn more about Jesse Sieff's work? Check out their website at https://www.sieffstudios.com.

Connect with Jesse Sieff on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessesieff/.

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Want to learn more about Craig Andrew's work at allies4me? Check out his website at https://allies4me.com/.

Marquess Dennis doesn’t just talk about fatherhood—he’s on a mission to redefine it. As the founder of Birthright Living Legacy, he joins Craig Andrews to challenge cultural narratives, unpack generational trauma, and spotlight the deep systemic impact of absent fathers. Dennis shares his own journey from poverty in North Tulsa to building a nonprofit dedicated to helping fathers of all backgrounds reclaim their influence.

With unfiltered honesty, he discusses how fatherlessness isn't confined to any one race or class—“it affects the poor house all the way to the White House.” He weaves together personal stories, sobering statistics, and sharp social commentary, revealing how pop culture has eroded the public perception of fatherhood and how leadership begins at home.

Dennis makes a compelling case: fatherhood isn’t a footnote in a child’s life—it’s the framework. He urges dads to treat their families like million-dollar clients: full attention, consistent engagement, and intentional presence.

Want to learn more about Marquess Dennis's work? Check out their website at https://brlivinglegacy.com.

Connect with Marquess Dennis on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/marquessdennis/.

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Want to learn more about Craig Andrew's work at allies4me? Check out his website at https://allies4me.com/.