In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Robert Kiltz, the founder and director of CNY Fertility, to talk about faith, mindset, and medicine. Dr. Kiltz’s story is incredible—he went from a tough childhood in Los Angeles, even spending time in a gang, to becoming one of the leading fertility specialists in the country.

What stood out to me in our conversation is how he sees hardship not as something to avoid, but as the very thing that shapes us into who we’re meant to be. He shares openly about the role of faith in God, the power of mindset, and how he weaves spirituality, nutrition, and lifestyle into his practice.

This conversation left me both inspired and challenged. If you’ve ever faced setbacks, wrestled with questions about faith, or wondered how to keep moving forward when life feels hard, I think Dr. Kiltz’s story and wisdom will encourage you. For anyone walking through infertility, his insights will also bring fresh hope and perspective.

Show Highlights:

• Why he believes hardship is essential for growth—and how to reframe your challenges as blessings.
• How nutrition and lifestyle changes, including his adoption of the carnivore diet, have transformed his life and practice.
• The unique way CNY Fertility integrates medicine, spirituality, and holistic practices to support families.
• Powerful stories of hope from couples who found healing and success against the odds.
• The reminder that your story isn’t over—even when life takes unexpected turns like job loss, setbacks, or infertility struggles.

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Dr. Kiltz is the Founder and Owner of CNY Fertility, one of the largest and most innovative fertility practices in the country. Dr. Kiltz is a Diplomat of the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Fellowship trained and Board Certified in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility. He spent more than two decades helping families grow by developing cutting-edge approaches to fertility grounded in Western medicine and supported by practices of holistic medicine.

To treat the whole person—mind, body, and spirit, Dr. Kiltz revolutionized the Fertility industry by providing full-service healing arts centers where patients receive massage, acupuncture, and yoga instruction. This patient-centered approach extends to Dr. Kiltz’s commitment to expanding access to fertility treatments by pricing most fertility treatments at only 1/3 the cost of the national average. Dr. Kiltz routinely shares his thoughts on diet, wellness, spirituality, and fertility in his blog and via bi-weekly Facebook and YouTube Lives.

A thought leader in the keto carnivore movement, Dr. Kiltz believes that an animal-based diet

dramatically improves mental clarity, fertility, and health, empowering people to live their best

lives. In addition to his own media channels, Dr. Kiltz appears regularly on numerous popular

blogs and social media outlets and has shared his views as a speaker at TEDx.

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Join me for an insightful conversation with actress, producer, and writer Nakia Burrise, best known for her role as the Yellow Ranger on Power Rangers. Beyond the world of entertainment, Nakia shares her core values and how her faith in the Lord Jesus Christ guides her decisions, from choosing roles to navigating the unpredictable landscape of Hollywood.

Nakia opens up about:

• Putting God first, family second, and career third: Understanding Nakia's priorities and how they influence her choices.
• Trusting God's path, even when it doesn't make sense: Learn how Nakia relies on faith and acknowledges Him in all ways.
• The realities of Hollywood: Nakia dispels common misconceptions about fame and fortune in the entertainment industry, sharing personal stories of financial hardship and the importance of having a backup plan.
• Finding purpose beyond the screen: Discover how Nakia's passion for education led her to become a substitute teacher and start a non-profit organization, "A Day in the Life," to expose underprivileged children to diverse career opportunities.
• Standing firm in her convictions: Nakia discusses the challenges of staying true to her beliefs in an industry that often pressures individuals to compromise their values.
• A recent journey in filmmaking: Nakia shares a story on her own production "Back to Bridgewood," where relying on faith, not on her own experience, helped her make the right decisions.

Nakia's story is a reminder to trust in God's plan, even when it surpasses our own understanding.

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About Nakia

Nakia was raised in Stockton, California, where her passion for the performing arts began early. While in high school, she auditioned for UCLA's prestigious theater department and was the only African American female freshman accepted out of 50 applicants that year. She landed her first major role as Tanya Sloan, the Yellow Power Ranger, on the hit kids’ TV show "Power Rangers Zeo," appearing in 75 episodes and a feature film. Over her 25+ year career, she has starred in numerous commercials, print ads, movies and television series.

In 2015, she created, co-wrote, and produced 2 seasons of the single camera comedy, Life After Saving the World which was loosely based on her life. This series won the Empire Award in the New York Screenplay Contest and placed in the LAIFFA television and film festival.

Follow her on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/nakiaburrise/

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This episode is one of those conversations that stays with you long after it ends. I sat down with my friend Morgan Vance, Executive Director of the Pat Summitt Foundation, and we talked about something that so many of us face but often feel alone in: what happens after you hit rock bottom?

Morgan opens up about walking through a painful divorce, the loneliness that followed, and the moment she found herself on her knees in her parents’ backyard, realizing she couldn’t do it on her own. But that wasn’t the end of her story — it was the beginning of a new one.

She shares how therapy, faith, and a simple bag of chips (yes, really) helped her rediscover joy and reclaim her identity. Her “one big thing”? That there’s always a reason to praise — even in the middle of the mess.

If you’re in a hard season right now — whether it’s divorce, depression, anxiety, or just feeling stuck — I want you to know you’re not alone. Morgan’s story is a reminder that healing is possible, joy is real, and sometimes the smallest moments can be the most powerful.

We also talk about the incredible work she’s doing through the Pat Summitt Foundation to support families impacted by Alzheimer’s, and how you can get connected if that’s part of your journey too.

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About Morgan

Morgan is a proud wife and mother of five. She serves as the Executive Director of the Pat Summitt Foundation, charged with protecting the life and legacy of legendary women’s basketball coach Pat Summitt while advancing the organization’s mission in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease.

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In this episode of The One Big Thing, I had the privilege of sitting down with former MLB pitcher and current high school coach Justin Masterson. You might know him from his days on the mound with the Red Sox, but what really struck me in our conversation was his heart for people and his deep insights on emotional maturity.

We talked about what it means to grow—not just as a leader or athlete, but as a human being. Justin shared how his definition of maturity has evolved into the ability to handle emotions well, especially in the face of hardship. Whether he's coaching teenagers, navigating marriage, or serving in his community, he’s learned that staying relational and grounded is key.

In this episode, we dive into:

• The emotional weight athletes carry behind the scenes
• How to lead with empathy and humility in high-pressure environments
• Practical tools like the “CAKE” acronym and quieting techniques to regulate emotions
• Why identity and belonging are essential for real transformation
• Honest stories of failure, forgiveness, and fatherhood

I even share a personal story about a moment I blew it as a dad—and what it taught me about grace, humility, and the power of saying “I’m sorry.”

If you’re someone who wants to grow in emotional intelligence, lead with more compassion, or just be a better version of yourself, this episode is for you. We’re not aiming for perfection—just progress.

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About Justin Masterson

Justin Masterson is a former Major League Baseball pitcher who spent eight seasons in the big leagues with the Boston Red Sox, Cleveland Guardians (formerly Indians), and St. Louis Cardinals. Known for his resilience and leadership on the mound, he made history as the youngest Red Sox pitcher since Babe Ruth to win a playoff game and was selected as an All-Star in 2013. His career highlights include pitching an immaculate inning and recording four strikeouts in a single inning.

After retiring from professional baseball in 2017 to prioritize family, Justin transitioned into a life of service and mentorship. He now coaches varsity baseball at Fishers High School in Indiana, where he also helps develop athletes’ mental skills through programs like “Awaken the Tiger” and “Eye of the Tiger.” He’s a substitute teacher, motivational speaker, and host of The Justin Masterson Show podcast.

Justin and his wife founded the Fortress Foundation in 2013 to support individuals in need, and they continue to work with organizations like PHARE Warrior and Wayfinders. Above all, Justin is passionate about helping others grow in emotional maturity—defined as the ability to stay relational and grounded in the face of life’s biggest challenges.

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On this episode of The One Big Thing, I had the honor of sitting down with General Stanley McChrystal. You may know him as one of the most respected military leaders of our time, but in our conversation, we focused less on medals and missions and more on the thing that truly defines a life: character.

We talked about what it means to be a father, a grandfather, and a human being trying to live out your values in a complicated world. Stan shares how character isn't something we inherit—it's something we choose. And we don't just choose it once—we choose it daily, especially in the hard moments when no one else is watching.

We also got into:

• Why your example matters more than your achievements
• How to hold fast to who you are—even when the world feels loud, divided, and chaotic
• What Stan learned from leading soldiers in war and grandkids in peacetime
• How his book On Character: Choices That Define a Life came to be (and why it might help you rethink your own convictions)

Whether you're a parent, a leader, or someone simply trying to do the next right thing, I think this episode will meet you right where you are. This conversation reminded me that we all have a say in the kind of person we become—and that it’s never too late to start making better choices.

🧠 Your one big thing today? Character isn’t what you say—it’s who you are when no one’s looking. And you own that.

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About Stanley McChrystal

Co-Founder of McChrystal Group

Former Commander of U.S. and International Forces in Afghanistan Former Leader of Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC)

Author of My Share of the Task: A Memoir, Team of Teams: New Rules of Engagement for a Complex World, Leaders: Myth and Reality, Risk: A User’s Guide, and Character: Choices that Define a Life.

A one-of-a-kind leader with a new perspective on collaboration and teamwork, General Stan McChrystal is known for helping organizations tap into the potential of their people to better compete in a complex and interconnected world.

Following thirty-four years of service in the U.S. Army—including as commander of U.S. and International Security Assistance Forces (ISAF) Afghanistan and commander of the nation’s premier counter-terrorism force— General McChrystal delivers his unique blend of on-theground experience with decades of leadership to provide practical insight and wisdom to help organizations transform and succeed in challenging, dynamic environments.

General McChrystal now leads the McChrystal Group as its founder and CEO, which helps organizations of all types transform how their people, processes, and technology work together to unlock greater speed and adaptability. As the author of several best-selling books, General McChrystal latest examines the character of leaders and what makes someone who they are and, importantly, how they will be remembered.

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In this powerful episode, I'm joined by Catherine Sutherland—aka Kat—the iconic Pink Power Ranger, for a conversation that moves beyond her pop culture legacy.

Kat opens up about turning 50, entering a new chapter as an empty nester, and how digital detoxing, fasting, and reconnecting with her faith helped her rediscover purpose and peace.

Together, we explore how to reset unhealthy habits, stay present in a noisy world, and embrace the small daily choices that lead to lasting impact.

Episode Highlights:

• Instant gratification from technology affects our relationships.
• Digital detox can help improve focus and connection with loved ones.
• Fasting can lead to mental clarity and physical health benefits.
• It's important to be present and actively listen to others.
• Small steps can lead to significant changes in habits.
• Mindfulness in technology use can reduce feelings of anxiety.
• Waiting before responding to impulses can lead to better decisions.
• We should prioritize our mental and physical health.
• Recognizing addiction to technology is the first step towards change.

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Australian-born actress Catherine Sutherland is best known for playing Katherine "Kat" Hillard, the Pink Ranger in the legendary hit kids' show, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. She continued her role for three seasons in Power Rangers Zeo, Power Rangers Turbo, and Power Rangers Turbo: The Movie. With over 100 episodes filmed in the series, Catherine has most certainly made her mark. After Power Rangers, she went on to perform in the film,The Cell starring Jennifer Lopez,and various commercials, video games, and independent projects.

You may recognize her voice on one of your children's toys/games .

Catherine is focusing her creative energy on writing and self-published her first children's book called The Boy with his heart on his sleeve, available on Amazon. She has several other projects in the works.

In 2020, Catherine and her Power Rangers co-star Nakia Burrise began a YouTube channel for their fandom called Power Rangers Playback. They have over 19k followers and have everything from

Episode reviews, live interviews, and skits! They also have. A podcast called Super chat with Cat and Nakia is available on all platforms, where they discuss real-life issues and interview some amazing and inspirational guests.

In 2023 Catherine reprises her role as Kat Hillard, starring in the 30th anniversary special Power Rangers Once and Always which was in the top 10 Most watched on Netflix.

Catherine is focusing her creative energy on writing and self published her first children's book called The Boy with his heart on his sleeve, available on Amazon.

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Today, we're diving into the wild world of workplace dynamics with our fabulous guest, Leigh Elena Henderson, a former corporate executive turned content creator and HR expert. Leigh , under her alias of 'HR Manifesto" is practically a superhero when it comes to navigating the murky waters of toxic corporate cultures. Leigh has spent almost two decades in the HR trenches, collecting tales of workplace woe like some people collect stamps.

Her one big thing? It's all about finding your personal vision and aligning it with your career to break free from the chains of toxicity.

We explore the significant shifts in career dynamics post-COVID, focusing on how individuals are navigating transitions, understanding their worth in the job market, and the importance of asking the right questions during interviews. Our discussion emphasizes the need for a growth mindset and the courage to embrace change, while also addressing the emotional aspects of career dissatisfaction and the quest for authenticity in workplace culture.

So, if you’re feeling stuck, exhausted, or just plain confused about your work life, grab a comfy seat and get ready for some real talk that might just spark your next big move!

Takeaways:

• Toxic workplaces can leave a mark, but surviving them can turn you into a pro at thriving and finding your way out, just like Lee did!
• Finding your personal vision is key to success; it's about asking yourself who you are today and what you really want from life.
• If you're feeling misaligned in your career, it's time to check in with yourself and recognize when it's time to move on to greener pastures!
• Networking is crucial! Whether it’s reaching out to your old contacts or joining new associations, it’s all about connecting with others to explore new opportunities.
• Remember, your skills are like superheroes - they can save the day! You just need to know how to showcase them to potential employers.
• Feeling burnt out? It's okay to pull back and set healthy boundaries. This way, you can focus on your job hunt without losing your sanity.

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About Leigh:

Leigh Elena Henderson is the Founder and CEO of HRManifesto, LLC and considers herself a “toxic workplace survivor” after working nearly 20 years in Corporate America supporting a handful of Fortune 100 companies as an Human Resources (HR) executive. Leigh now devotes her time to helping workers thrive through approachable coaching and inspired storytelling through her social content creation, keynotes, writing, and training resources. You can catch @HRManifesto across all the socials, where Leigh strives to unify followers and create community around the shared human experience of work and help all maximize their professional success.

Social media links:

T I K T O K: https://www.tiktok.com/@hrmanifesto

L I N K E D I N: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leighelena

I N S T A G R A M: https://www.instagram.com/hrmanifesto/

T H R E A D S: www.threads.net/@hrmanifesto

Y O U T U B E: https://www.youtube.com/c/hrmanifesto

W E B S I T E: www.hrmanifesto.com

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In this episode of my One Big Thing podcast, I connect with my pastor, mentor, and friend — Pacer Hepperly. As the senior pastor of Rio Revolution Church, a multi-site campus that reaches over 13,000 people and streams into 35 correctional facilities, Pacer’s journey is anything but conventional.

From humble beginnings in a broken home and working in a factory with no clear direction, to launching a successful car dealership and eventually stepping into full-time ministry at the age of 43, Pacer shares how his life has been shaped not by one defining moment, but by a series of small, faithful decisions.

Together, we unpack the significance of patience, perseverance, and obedience — especially when you don’t have a plan B. We discuss how to make difficult life decisions, the role of wise counsel, and how God confirms His direction in our lives, even when the details are unclear. Pacer also opens up about his unexpected call to prison ministry and the powerful impact it’s having across 35 jails.

Whether you’re leading a business, a family, or finding your way through a season of uncertainty, this episode offers real-world wisdom, spiritual insight, and hope for those asking, “What’s next for me?”

Key Takeaways:

• Why success is often the result of doing “a lot of small things right”
• The power of patience and staying faithful through long seasons
• How to discern the difference between faith and foolishness in decision-making
• Why seeking wise, experienced voices is crucial when you’re navigating big life changes
• The beautiful story of how one church is restoring hope in prisons across the region

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Pacer Hepperly is the senior pastor of Revolution Church, a multi-campus church in Maryville, Tennessee. Since accepting the Lord’s call to preach, Pastor Hepperly has dedicated his life to serving his congregation and the communities within Blount County.

Along with Revolution Church, he founded Revolution Christian Academy, (RCA), a thriving Christian school that serves ages 2-5 and grades K-5th, and focuses on using Biblical core values to educate students.

Pastor Pacer has an extraordinary passion for discipleship and community outreach.

Pacer and his wife Connie have been married for more than 30 years. They share two sons, Josh and Hunter, two amazing daughters-in-law, Codi and Stacey, and six grandchildren.

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