Elite Insights

Derrick Wheeler-Smith, Director of the Seattle Office for Civil Rights, joins Elite Insights for a deep conversation on leadership, systems design, and institutional accountability.This episode explores:• Why 70% of leadership is leadership of self• How systems are intentionally designed — and can be redesigned• Institutionalizing racial equity through law• Youth civic engagement as real governance• Building structures of belonging instead of temporary reformListeners will gain insight into how to operate inside institutions while remaining accountable to community — and how integrity becomes strategy in systems change work.Premieres Wednesday at 7:00 p.m.Streaming on YouTube and Spotify.Subscribe, listen, and share with leaders committed to meaningful impact.#EliteInsightsPodcast #TheEliteCollective #LeadershipMatters #EquityInAction #SystemsChange

This week on Elite Insights, we sit down with DeiMarlon Scisney (D the Data Guy), founder of The Data Guys.In this episode, we explore how data can be transformed from abstract numbers into real-world impact. From small businesses to community organizations, D shares how understanding data leads to better decisions, stronger outcomes, and greater access to opportunity.You’ll learn:Why most businesses aren’t using their data effectivelyHow storytelling and data work together to drive impactWhat “democratizing data” actually meansHow AI and education are shaping the future of opportunityWhy community collaboration is key to scaling successThis conversation matters because access to information is access to power—and when communities understand their data, they can shape their own outcomes.New episode drops Wednesday at 7:00 PM, streaming on YouTube & SpotifyListen, subscribe, and share.

Michael B. Ling — Writer, Speaker, Podcaster, and faith-driven storyteller—joins Elite Insights for a deeply personal conversation on forgiveness, purpose, and transformation.In this episode, Michael shares how navigating instability, identity, and past pain led him to a life rooted in faith, storytelling, and intentional growth. Through his podcast A Walk Through the Mud and his book Journey, he uses real experiences to help others find healing and freedom.Listeners will gain insight into:• Why forgiveness is essential for personal growth• How storytelling can transform pain into purpose• The role of faith in shaping identity and direction• The discipline behind authentic creativity• Building legacy through fatherhood and intentional livingThis conversation matters because it addresses the internal work required to lead, grow, and live with clarity and purpose.New episode drops Wednesday at 7:00 p.m.Watch and listen on YouTube + SpotifySubscribe, share, and pass this on to someone who needs it.

This week on Elite Insights, we’re joined by Anthony Canape (Board President) and Becca Human (Attorney & Board Member) of the QLaw Foundation.This episode explores how legal advocacy becomes real-world protection—especially for LGBTQ+ communities navigating complex systems.You’ll learn:• How legal access directly impacts identity and safety• Why community-centered advocacy is essential• The difference between having rights and accessing them• How small legal actions can create life-changing outcomes• Where individuals can step in to support meaningful changeThis conversation matters because it goes beyond theory—it shows what leadership and impact look like in practice.🎙 Episode premieres Wednesday at 7:00 p.m.Watch on YouTube or listen on SpotifySubscribe, share, and be part of the conversation.

Fundraising success isn’t created on event day—it’s built long before it.In this episode of Elite Insights, Gazala Uradnik, Founder of GFS Events, shares the strategy behind raising over $100 million through purpose-driven nonprofit events.This conversation explores how fundraising is evolving—and what organizations must do to stay effective.You’ll learn:• Why events alone don’t drive results• How storytelling transforms donor engagement• The real cost of cutting corners• What modern fundraising strategy looks like• How to build long-term donor relationshipsThis episode is essential for nonprofit leaders, event professionals, and anyone committed to creating meaningful impact.Now streaming Wednesday at 7:00 p.m.Watch on YouTube + Listen on SpotifySubscribe, share, and send this to someone building with purpose#EliteInsightsPodcast #TheEliteCollective #FundraisingStrategy #NonprofitLeadership #PurposeDrivenWork #EventPlanningExcellence

Events may only last a few hours — but the impact can last for years.In this episode of Elite Insights, we sit down with Deci Evans, founder of Kind + Co Events, a Seattle-based event management company known for producing thoughtful, community-centered experiences for nonprofits and organizations across the region.Deci shares the story behind her journey from volunteer event organizer to running a professional event company — and what it really takes to create meaningful gatherings that inspire people to connect, give, and support important causes.In this conversation, you’ll learn:• Why guest experience is critical to successful fundraising events• The behind-the-scenes work that makes great events possible• How organizations can avoid burnout by partnering with event professionals• The role of collaboration between planners, AV teams, and organizations• Leadership lessons from producing dozens of nonprofit events each yearIf you work in nonprofit leadership, event planning, community building, or creative industries, this episode offers valuable insight into how powerful experiences are designed.Episode releases Wednesday at 7:00 PMWatch on YouTubeListen on SpotifySubscribe, share, and support the show.

This week on Elite Insights, we sit down with Shaude Moore, Corporate President of the Black Employee Network (BEN) at Amazon and President of the Seattle HQ1 BEN Chapter.Shaude is a leader deeply committed to building connections between corporate leadership and the communities they serve. Her work extends beyond the workplace through her involvement with the Central District Community Preservation and Development Authority (CDCPDA) and the Seattle MLK Jr. Coalition, which organizes one of the largest Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebrations on the West Coast.In this episode, Shaude shares:• How corporate leadership can support real community impact• The importance of preserving cultural legacy in changing neighborhoods• Why leadership must be grounded in trust and accountability• How mentorship and youth leadership create long-term change• The concept of being “vouchable” as a leaderShaude’s journey—from overcoming homelessness as a young mother to becoming a community leader and corporate advocate—offers a powerful perspective on resilience, service, and purpose-driven leadership.This conversation provides valuable insight for anyone committed to building stronger communities and leading with integrity.New episode releases Wednesday at 7:00 PMWatch and listen on YouTube and Spotify.Subscribe, save the episode, and share it with someone who believes leadership should create lasting impact.

Isolina Campbell-Cronin — Educator, Director, Cultural Steward — joins Elite Insights for a powerful conversation on leadership through education and community impact.This episode explores how influence becomes legacy when rooted in service.Listeners will gain insight into:• Building leadership skills through teaching• Why representation transforms outcomes• The role of cultural stewardship in community building• How early hustle and mentorship shape long-term success• Why informed parental advocacy matters in the future of educationFrom mentoring at Rainier Scholars to driving measurable classroom growth, Eolina shares real examples of impact in action.This conversation matters for educators, leaders, parents, and anyone committed to building meaningful influence.🎙️ Premieres Wednesday at 7:00 p.m.Streaming on YouTube + Spotify.Subscribe, listen, and share with someone passionate about leadership and community impact.#EliteInsightsPodcast #TheEliteCollective #EducationMatters #LeadershipInAction #CommunityImpact

Join us for an inspiring conversation with Chef Anthony "Tony" Hayes, the founder of Classic Eats and the lifestyle brand "Every Day is Monday" (EDM). A true example of turning "hustle into heritage," Tony shares his journey from the streets of New Orleans to becoming a culinary staple in Washington state.In this interview, Chef Tony breaks down his "started from the bottom" philosophy. He details why he believes every successful restaurant owner must know every position in the house—from dishwasher to bartender—to truly earn respect and manage effectively.We dive into his roots in New Orleans, cooking as a necessity with a single mom, and how that evolved into a passion for feeding the masses. Tony also discusses the reality of the restaurant industry, his unique leadership style that prioritizes his staff’s quality of life, and the importance of consistency in both food and service.Whether you are an aspiring entrepreneur, a foodie, or someone looking for motivation to stop overthinking and just "do it," this episode is for you!#EliteInsights #ChefTonyHayes #ClassicEats #Restauranteur #EveryDayIsMonday #CulinaryJourney #NewOrleansFood #Entrepreneurship #HustleToHeritage

In this powerful episode of Elite Insights, we sit down with Ashley McGirt-Adair, a renowned psychotherapist, TEDx speaker, and the visionary founder of the Therapy Fund Foundation. Ashley shares her deeply personal journey—from being a nine-year-old child educating her school counselor on race relations to becoming a leading voice in racial trauma and mental health advocacy.Ashley discusses the critical "360-degree" view of community health, emphasizing that mental wellness cannot be fully achieved without first meeting basic needs like housing and food. We dive into the systemic barriers that historically excluded communities face in the healthcare system and how her foundation is working to dismantle them through access to care, education, and peer support.About Our Guest: Ashley McGirt-Adair is a psychotherapist and the founder of the Therapy Fund Foundation. Her work challenges traditional perspectives on mental health and leadership, focusing on how authentic storytelling and trauma-informed care can change the world.#MentalHealth #RacialTrauma #TherapyFund #BIPOCWellness #EliteInsights #AshleyMcGirt #Healing #RepresentationMatters

What does it take to find your authentic voice in a world full of noise? In this episode of Elite Insights, we sit down with Besa Gordon—one of Seattle’s most vibrant media voices and host of Back to Besa on Fox 13.Besa shares her journey from starting a blog at 18 to becoming a staple in Pacific Northwest media. We dive deep into the importance of uplifting your community, protecting your peace by choosing positive content, and the reality of being a "consummate professional" in a fast-paced industry.#BesaGordon #BackToBesa #EliteInsights #SeattleMedia #ContentCreation #CommunityBuilding #AuthenticVoice #VideoProduction

New episode of Elite Insights is live. We’re joined by Jazmyn Scott — Executive Director of Art Noir — for a powerful conversation about building real infrastructure for Black artists, securing ownership as a form of displacement prevention, and creating space that serves the community long-term. From launching Art Noir as an online magazine to opening a gallery, gift shop, and cultural hub in Seattle’s Central District, Jazmyn shares what it takes to build something rooted in purpose, dignity, and legacy.

"We got 20 days. Can we make it happen?" 🤯 In this episode of Elite Insights, we sit down with Savannah Walker, a "People Operations" powerhouse who transformed a background in admin into a legacy of community-building events for the Muckleshoot Tribe. From planning massive holiday parties at Emerald Downs to organizing a "Get Out the Vote" campaign that resulted in the highest Native vote turnout in the nation, Savannah shares the reality of strategic event planning. She breaks down how to balance wild creative ideas (like a Prince-themed party or Guava Cake tasting ) with the logistical reality of budgets and standard operating procedures. If you’ve ever wondered how to move from "Human Resources" to "Human Leadership" , or how to grow your career by simply "rolling up your sleeves", this episode is for you. #EventPlanning #Leadership #PeopleOperations #Muckleshoot #CommunityBuilding #EliteInsights #CareerGrowth #Podcast

In this episode of Elite Insights, Carlos Imani sits down with Arif Gursel for a grounded conversation about what it really takes to build work, spaces, and communities that last. From his time working on the original Xbox team at Microsoft to building and owning spaces like P.A.C.E., SEA619, and The Union Seattle, Arif breaks down the ideas most people skip: • why systems matter more than hustle • why ownership changes the rules • why failure is tuition, not defeat • why stability can be a strategy • and why community is infrastructure — not a buzzword This isn’t a conversation about grinding harder or chasing titles. It’s about design, intention, and building things that still work when you’re not in the room.

🎭 What happens when we stop waiting for a seat at the table—and build the whole stage instead?In Episode 14 of Elite Insights, we sit down with Michelle Lang, visionary founder of Acts On Stage, to explore how storytelling, faith, and radical creativity can reshape culture from the inside out.From working with Kirk Franklin to founding one of the few Black-led theater companies in the Northwest, Michelle unpacks her journey of audacity, alignment, and art. This episode is a soulful invitation to move with purpose, trust your assignment, and create space for the stories that rarely get center stage.🔥 Topics we explore:The founding vision behind Acts On StageHow faith + art + equity show up in Michelle’s leadershipWhat it means to be “called to create”Making impact while maintaining integrityWhy telling our stories matters more than ever💥 Quote That Resonates: "We’re not just performing—we’re preserving culture, activating purpose, and making room for God to move."—🎧 Tune in. Be moved. Then go build your own stage.🔗 Follow @actsonstage + @theelitecollective📩 Inquiries: [email protected]#EliteInsights #ActsOnStage #MichelleLang #BlackTheatre #StorytellingWithPurpose #FaithAndCreativity #VisualStorytelling #CommunityLeadership #AmplifyVoices #ElevateStories #CulturalIntelligence

What does it take to create an event that guests feel—not just attend?In this episode of Elite Insights, we sit down with Alex Martin and Mirabai Tours, the powerhouse duo behind Synchronicity Events, to explore the art and strategy of designing events that resonate deeply and leave lasting impressions.From sweaty summer festivals to elegant ballroom galas, we trace the journey of building community through intentional design, logistical mastery, and pure joy. Whether you're a planner, producer, or purpose-driven leader—this episode is a masterclass in how alignment, empathy, and cultural intelligence can turn events into movements.🔊 Topics We Cover:How Synchronicity Events came to beCreating purpose-filled spaces for nonprofitsJoy, alignment, and choosing meaning over moneyThe power of collaboration between mission-driven teams💬 Quote we’re still thinking about: "My dream is... you go to brunch and say, ‘That event felt like us.’”—🔗 Watch, share, and subscribe for more purpose-driven stories. 📲 Follow us @theelitecollective 📧 Inquiries: [email protected]#EliteInsights #EventProduction #VisualStorytelling #PurposeDrivenEvents #BehindTheScenes #SynchronicityEvents #NonprofitEvents #BlackCreatives #SeattleEvents #AmplifyStories #ElevateVoices

What does it take to grow a creative agency from an idea into a movement? In this episode of Elite Insights, we sit down with Jasmine Rae Lynn, Founder & Chief Creative Officer of The Elite Marketing Firm, to explore how brand culture, storytelling, and alignment can fuel both growth and impact.Jasmine shares her journey of connecting with Elite Collective, the power of social media in building authentic relationships, and what it really means to stay aligned with your mission through every pivot.✨ You’ll Learn:How storytelling and culture create long-term impact for creative businesses.The role of social media in building authentic community connections.Why alignment and refinement are key to scaling your vision.Lessons from Jasmine’s journey as a creative visionary and agency leader.🔔 Subscribe to Elite Insights for more conversations with visionary leaders shaping culture, creativity, and community.

What does it look like to grow up on camera, rise through the media ranks, and use your voice to lead statewide conversations on equity?In Episode 11 of Elite Insights, Carlos Imani sits down with Emmy Award-winning producer and community leader TreaAnna Holliday for an unfiltered, heart-centered conversation on legacy, liberation, and showing up for community through media.📍 From Seattle Central to center stage, Trey’s story is a masterclass in purpose-driven storytelling and relentless growth. This episode is packed with game — from behind-the-scenes production memories to navigating motherhood, movement work, and media in real-time.Whether you’re just getting started or deep in your creative journey, this one’s for you.🎙️ Topics we explore:Early production roots and friendship foundationsHow community shaped Trey’s storytelling styleReal talk on evolving in public while staying groundedBuilding a platform that centers culture, truth, and brilliance—📌 About the Series: Elite Insights is where stories rise and purpose leads. Powered by The Elite Collective, we sit down with culture-shifters, creators, and visionaries to elevate voices, amplify missions, and engage with soul.🖤 Watch. Reflect. Share the brilliance.—🔗 Follow The Elite CollectiveWebsite: www.theelitecollective.comInstagram/YouTube: @eliteinsightspodcast#EliteInsights #TreyHolliday #CommunityMedia #VisualStorytelling #BlackExcellence #TheEliteCollective

What does it look like to move from Atlanta’s nightlife to Amazon boardrooms, from billboards to blending coffee and culture? On Episode 10 of Elite Insights, host Carlos Imani sits down with Jason Hicks — corporate strategist at Amazon, producer of Apple TV’s On the Fly, and co-owner of Seattle’s Blend Coffee & Kicks.This isn’t just a career path — it’s a masterclass in systems thinking, storytelling, and showing up with purpose.🎙️ In this episode:How the nightlife scene shaped Jason’s creative leadership styleWhat it means to bring culture and equity into corporate spacesBehind the scenes of producing On the Fly and building a brand with community rootsLessons from Atlanta to Seattle on building platforms that resonate📍 Whether you're a creative, a strategist, or a culture-shifter — this one’s for you.💬 Favorite Quote: "Juneteenth wasn’t just an event — it was a reminder that storytelling belongs in every space, even boardrooms." – Jason Hicks🔥 Powered by The Elite Collective At The Elite Collective, we elevate stories, amplify voices, and engage communities through culturally rooted production, visual storytelling, and immersive experiences.➡️ Subscribe for more episodes: @eliteinsightspodcast📸 Follow us on Instagram: @eliteinsightspodcast💼 Learn more about our work: www.theelitecollective.com#EliteInsights #JasonHicks #CreativeLeadership #Storytelling #Amazon #OnTheFly #BlendCoffeeAndKicks #CulturalStrategy #Juneteenth #TheEliteCollective #ElevateAmplifyEngage

What makes an event unforgettable? In Episode 9 of Elite Insights, host Carlos Imani sits down with the incomparable Sasha Summer Cousineau—emcee, event strategist, and community connector—to explore the art of holding the mic and mastering the flow of live experiences.From behind-the-scenes prep to real-time improv, Sasha breaks down what it takes to make events feel seamless, even when chaos strikes. Learn why great hosting is a craft, why the best event tech teams are invisible, and why deep preparation leads to effortless presence.🔊 In this episode:How to handle mic moments with intentionThe power of "invisible" production teamsReal stories from events with Elite CollectiveSasha’s journey from planner to powerhouse emcee🎧 Whether you're a host, planner, or part of the A/V crew, this one’s for anyone committed to creating meaningful, high-impact experiences.—📌 Subscribe to stay tapped into purpose-driven production and stories that move communities forward.#EliteInsights #EventProduction #VisualStorytelling #CommunityEvents #SashaSummer #EliteCollective #AVProduction #ImpactEvents

What does it take to serve community with dignity—and reimagine systems rooted in equity?In Episode 8 of Elite Insights, Carson Amani is joined by Rosy Grand and Jacqueline Hamilton of Byrd Barr Place, one of Seattle’s oldest Black-led community organizations. Together, they reflect on the organization’s transformation, the legacy of civil rights activism, and the everyday work of showing up for neighbors with radical care.💬 In this episode:– What it means to serve Black communities from within– The story behind Byrd Barr Place’s evolution from CAMP– Navigating systems of power while staying rooted in community– How storytelling and dignity intersect in service delivery– The future of belonging, basic needs, and building collective powerThis is a conversation about legacy and liberation—grounded in the wisdom of those doing the work, day in and day out.—Elite Insights is produced by The Elite Collective, a purpose-driven production studio that elevates experiences, amplifies voices, and engages communities through visionary storytelling and design.🔔 Subscribe for more deep dives with leaders who are shaping the culture and caring for community.#EliteInsights #ByrdBarrPlace #CommunityCare #BlackLedOrganizations #SeattleVoices #MutualAid #CivicPower #TheEliteCollective #AmplifyVoices

What does it look like to build with intention, come back to your roots, and pour into community through storytelling?In this powerful episode of Elite Insights, host Carlos Imani sits down with Yolanda Barton, a Seattle-born creative and program lead at Urban Impact, to explore the intersections of purpose, production, and the power of legacy.💬 They unpack:– Yolanda’s transition from corporate grind to cultural storytelling– Why storytelling is an act of community care– The origin and impact of Urban Impact’s Shark Pitch Competition– How collaborations like MLK Prayer Breakfast are planting seeds for generational impact– What it really means to nurture relationships while scaling creative work.This conversation is more than career talk — it’s a love letter to Seattle, to entrepreneurship, and to the art of showing up for your people.🔗 Don’t just watch — engage. Leave a comment, share your biggest takeaway, and tell us: How are you nurturing your own creative roots? — Elite Insights is produced by The Elite Collective, a purpose-driven production studio committed to elevating experiences, amplifying voices, and engaging communities.🔔 Subscribe for more insights from the cultural creatives, community leaders, and visionaries shaping the future.#EliteInsights #UrbanImpact #SeattleCreators #StorytellingWithSoul #TheEliteCollective #AmplifyVoices #CommunityInnovation

In this heartfelt episode of Elite Insights, host Carlos Imani is joined by Wendy from Byrd Barr Place to explore how authentic community connection leads to purpose-aligned partnerships. From casual greetings at events to leading transformative projects together, this conversation is a real-time reflection of what it means to build legacy by being present, intentional, and consistent.🎙 Topics We Touch On:- How community visibility opens doors- Why collaboration rooted in respect lasts- Legacy-building through presence and follow-through- King Day incubators & unexpected reconnections- The power of showing up for the culture✨ If you’ve ever wondered how to turn community presence into meaningful partnerships, this one’s for you.🔔 Subscribe for more episodes of Elite Insights—where purpose meets production, and real stories take center stage.#EliteCollective #Podcast #CommunityLeadership #ByrdBarrPlace #LegacyBuilding #EliteInsights

In this episode of Elite Insights, we go way back with Carlos Imani, a creative force whose journey from college nightlife photography to purpose-fueled entrepreneurship is nothing short of iconic. 🎞️📸Carlos sits down with a longtime friend to unpack:🔹 The early days of capturing culture with a camera gifted by his mom🔹 How service, consistency, and relational equity shaped his business 🔹 Lessons from 20+ years of creative evolution 🔹 The magnetism of showing up in your lane with integrity and excellence.This episode is more than a conversation—it’s a masterclass in alignment, impact, and legacy. 👁️‍🗨️ Whether you're a creative just starting out or a seasoned pro looking to reconnect with your “why,” this one’s for you. ✅ Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more behind-the-scenes perspectives from the people shaping culture and community through creativity.#EliteInsights #CarlosImani #CreativeEntrepreneurship #VisualStorytelling #PurposeDriven

In Episode 4 of Elite Insights, Carlos Imani sits down with Rod Walton—Director of Outreach at Hamlin Robertson School—for a raw and deeply rooted conversation on leadership, equity, and the power of community. From growing up in the South to navigating New York’s legal tech world, Rod shares his journey of identity, resilience, and purpose. This episode dives into how personal experience shapes how we lead, why representation and credibility matter, and what it means to create space for youth and community to thrive.🎧 Key Topics Covered:- Growing up Black in the South & building identity through adversity- Transitioning from music and legal tech to educational equity- Leadership rooted in legacy, purpose, and lived experience- Creating access and building community in Seattle- The importance of mentorship, storytelling, and representation🔥 Whether you're an emerging leader, educator, or community builder—this conversation will move you.📍 Follow The Elite Collective🔔 Subscribe for more insights that Elevate. Amplify. Engage. #Leadership #Equity #CommunityImpact #RodWalton #EliteInsights #TheEliteCollective

In this episode of Elite Insights, host Carlos Imani sits down with Mariama Suwaneh, Programs Manager at the Northwest African American Museum (NAAM), to explore the creative collaboration behind one of our favorite intergenerational events: Black Santa.From first-week introductions to co-creating culturally rich experiences, this convo dives into:- The story of how NAAM and Elite Collective first connected- Why culturally specific community events matter- What happens when tradition meets tech (yep, we brought AI to the elves this year!)- Reflections on inclusive, intergenerational magic through photo, video, and community joy🎥✨ Get an inside look at how purpose-driven partnerships can spark creativity, center culture, and build legacy moments for Black families and beyond.🔔 Subscribe for more stories at the intersection of impact, innovation, and community.

In this powerful episode of Elite Insights, we sit down with Omari Salisbury of Converge Media — a visionary leader whose work sits at the intersection of journalism, community, and culture. Together, we unpack: What it really means to center Black excellence without burnoutWhy impact storytelling must be rooted in trust, timing, and truthHow we’re designing systems that honor craft, culture, and careThe challenge of “filling every gap” and what leadership looks like beyond survival This convo is raw, strategic, and purpose-fueled — an inside look at how The Elite Collective and Converge Media are building legacy while keeping people and principles at the center. 💭 Got insights or reflections? Drop them in the comments. 🔔 Subscribe for more behind-the-scenes episodes, impact stories, and cultural convos.Follow @ConvergeMedia#EliteInsights #ConvergeMedia #CreativeLeadership #BlackExcellence #ImpactStorytelling

Welcome to the debut episode of Elite Insights — the podcast powered by The Elite Collective.🎙️ In this powerful conversation, host Carlos Imani is joined by Curtis and Daryl — two community leaders and longtime friends — to unpack their personal journeys with life-threatening health battles, the power of purpose, and what it really means to shift from survival to thriving.This episode is a raw, uplifting, and purpose-filled discussion on:The emotional and physical journey of fighting colon and kidney diseaseHow health crises reshape your perspective on life, leadership, and legacyBuilding community support and navigating care as Black menChoosing excellence with empathy — at work, at home, and within💡 Whether you’re facing challenges or building something meaningful, this episode reminds us that real insight comes from lived experience. And legacy? It’s built moment by moment.👇 Don’t forget to: 🔔 Subscribe for new episodes 📺 Watch on YouTube weekly 💬 Drop a comment — What’s your biggest insight from this episode?Follow us on all platforms: @eliteinsightspodcastGuests:@curtisscalhouncc@dancingintherainmediaHosted by: @carlosimaniflvr#EliteInsights #HealthAndHealing #LegacyBuilding #TheEliteCollective #PurposeDriven #SurvivorStories