The Neil Haley Show Featuring Kath Orman, Anne Ward Crocker, Dr. Jack Rocco, and Julie Ferguson

Powered by Books to Life Marketing, Neil opened with Kath Orman, an Australian financial planner and certified financial advisor with over 35 years of experience and author of Attitude, Abundance & Action: How to Create the Motivation, Mindset, and Magic Around Money. Kath shared how a card reader once told her to "practice your signature for the book signing," sparking the project her clients had long been encouraging. She described her three-part framework: Attitude (recognizing how inherited mindsets like "I'm hopeless with money" hold people back), Abundance (recognizing the koalas, birdsong, and family joy already in your life), and Action (replacing fear with knowledge through diversified investing). Kath shared a story of clients who said "thank you for giving us permission" after taking a New Zealand trip 15 years before retirement, and recounted her seven-year-old grandson waving a magic wand over her first author copy and declaring it would sell more than a million. Find the book on Amazon and at KathOrman.com.Neil then welcomed 95-year-old author Anne Ward Crocker, a 1951 University of Maryland graduate now living in a Winchester, Virginia retirement home, to discuss her children's book Close Friends' Cathedral Adventure. The story follows Peat, a toad, and Paul-Paulette, an earthworm, who live under the roots of Christy, a Christmas fern, until they are unearthed and carried to the Washington National Cathedral for its annual Festival of Flowers. Peat is discovered and left in the Garth while his plant friends are taken inside, setting off his solo quest through the cathedral. Anne, a former Washington Gas Light Company home economist who once managed a Marriott cafeteria and met her husband on the bus to American University, took 40 years to finish the book, mostly because she had to learn to use a computer. A charter member of the Virginia Native Plant Society and Audubon participant, she has visited the Washington National Cathedral since 1948 and weaves real cathedral architecture and a short glossary of terms into the story. Find the book on Amazon and at AnnWardCrocker.com.Dr. Jack Rocco joined for the Ultimate Men's Movement segment, sharing the deeply personal news that his father passed away that week. Jack and his family brought hospice in on Thursday and honored his father's wish to die at home surrounded by family, with Jack himself administering the medication. He reflected on the karmic balance of grief and relief, then turned to a Netflix documentary on the "manosphere" and the Andrew Tate phenomenon, asking what happened in just one generation between his stoic, hardworking father (married to the same dedicated wife in the same small house for 63 years) and the world his son is now growing up in. Jack pushed back on the demonization of traditional masculinity, citing the misandrist mindset some women now openly embrace, the unrealistic "rule of six" expectations, and the displacement men face as AI replaces non-physical work. He acknowledged that even surgical robots, often heralded as progress, sit unused in many hospitals because procedures take longer and fatigue staff.Neil closed with Patient Engagement Specialist Julie Ferguson of Reset Medical and Wellness Center continuing the conversation about Nervous System Reset (NSR) treatment. Julie, a 25-year Chicago Police Department veteran, described how patient outcomes are deeply individual: her own results were subtle rather than explosive, but the humbling part is watching people reclaim joy in simple things. She emphasized that Reset is genuinely patient-focused, with onboarding calls and post-treatment follow-ups built into every patient's journey. Connect with Reset Medical at theresetcenter.com or call 877-737-3810 and ask for Julie directly.