Antonio Juan Farias Arbelo shares how his upbringing across Spain, the Dominican Republic, and Cuba shaped his path as both a farmer and export business owner. His story highlights the discipline he learned from the land, the warmth he gained from community, and the values that guide his work today. Listeners will hear insights on resilience, service, and finding balance between tradition, opportunity, and personal passion.Read more about Antonio Juan Farias Arbelo on Infinite Sights
Quinton Maki is a Software Development Engineer II at AWS who took a nontraditional path into tech, built on discipline from youth track and years of self-directed learning. He shares how bootcamp training, rapid promotion, and mentoring other engineers have shaped his approach to generative AI and high-impact work. Listeners will hear how he manages burnout and imposter syndrome, asks better questions, and keeps growing by staying a beginner through hobbies like snowboarding and sailing.Read more about Quinton Maki on Infinite Sights
From the classroom to customer service desks at Sony and global logistics firms, Grant Blair has built a quiet legacy of showing up, listening closely, and fixing what’s broken. In this episode, he shares how a career built on empathy and precision took him from fourth-grade teaching to trust and safety on the PlayStation Network—and why his next chapter is all about helping people thrive, no matter the role.Read more about Grant Blair on Infinite Sights
Bruce Allen Craig’s story spans real estate, music, and philanthropy—rooted in the grit of a Southeast Texas upbringing. From hammering his first “For Sale” sign at age ten to launching Big Easy Entertainment in Austin, he’s spent decades building things that matter. In this episode, he reflects on reinvention, service, and why success starts with getting your hands dirty.Read more about Bruce Allen Craig on Infinite Sights
After 24 years in a machine shop, Dustin Stanley rebuilt his life and career from the ground up—founding one of Florida’s most client-focused retirement planning firms. In this episode, he shares how grit, faith, and listening led him from factory floors to financial freedom, and why true success is measured by the lives you help along the way.Read more about Dustin Stanley on Infinite Sights
Armik Aghakhani doesn’t seek headlines—he builds trust. In this episode, the Beverly Hills CPA and founder of Chartered International LLP shares how 25 years of disciplined service have earned him the confidence of high-profile clients around the world. From tax strategy to philanthropy, Armik opens up about growing a respected firm from scratch, mentoring future accountants, and leading with character over flash. A masterclass in humble success and lasting impact.Read more about Armik Aghakhani on Infinite Sights
Before founding Joseph Wealth, Simon Joseph learned how to lead without shouting—from lacrosse fields to boardrooms. In this episode, he shares what it means to build lasting financial plans rooted in trust, not trends. From his early career through the 2008 crisis to launching his firm in Alexandria, Virginia, Simon reflects on fatherhood, faith, and the quiet discipline that defines his approach to money. If you value honest advice and long-term thinking, this one’s for you.Read more about Simon Joseph on Infinite Sights
Preston Cherouny isn’t loud about his impact—but it’s deeply felt. As COO of St. John’s Episcopal Church in Washington, DC, he leads through presence, trust, and humility. In this episode, Preston shares how small-town values, personal setbacks, and a lifelong commitment to balance have shaped his leadership journey. From handwritten goals to quiet generosity, this is a conversation about showing up, doing the work, and leading with purpose—even when no one is watching.Read more about Preston Cherouny on Infinite Sights
Stuart Deane brings honesty, clarity, and a client-first mindset to North Texas real estate. From his early years in Brisbane to founding TDT Realtors with his wife Elizabeth in Arlington, Stuart has built a reputation for patience, precision, and purpose. This episode explores how discipline from sports, deep local knowledge, and a commitment to integrity shaped his journey from athlete to trusted real estate advisor in the Dallas-Fort Worth market.Read more about Stuart Deane on Infinite Sights
Douglas Kuluk has spent over 25 years designing Canada’s remote ice road systems—lifelines that connect isolated northern communities to food, fuel, and medicine. In this episode, he shares what it means to work with the land, not against it. From climate-adapted infrastructure to mentoring the next generation, Kuluk’s story is one of humility, endurance, and purpose in some of the harshest conditions on Earth.Read more about Douglas Kuluk on Infinite Sights
Keith Fowler, founder of Lion Shield Protection in Orange County, shares how discipline, hands-on leadership, and a people-first mindset turned his security firm into a trusted name across Southern California. From trade school to building his business from the ground up, Fowler talks grit, philanthropy, and why success is about helping others win. A story of hard work, real values, and protecting what matters.Read more about Keith Fowler on Infinite Sights
Dr. Chun Ju Chang’s research links mitochondrial fusion to cancer stem cell behavior, revealing how structural shifts in organelles like MFN1 influence cell fate and treatment resistance. Her 2019 study reframes how we view EMT, stemness, and cancer progression, offering new therapeutic targets. From Taiwan to UCLA to China Medical University, Chang’s journey blends rigorous science, mentorship, and a drive to change how cancer is understood and treated.Read more about Chun Ju Chang on Infinite Sights
Brent Byng brings decades of U.S. Air Force experience to executive leadership, blending strategic insight with a people-first mindset. From transforming aircrew training with VR to advising at the Pentagon, he’s led with integrity, empathy, and service. Now mentoring the next generation, Byng shares hard-earned lessons on accountability, innovation, and the timeless values that make leadership human, not hierarchical.Read more about Brent Byng on Infinite Sights
Frank Okunak shares how radical accountability and continuous improvement have shaped his leadership journey across global firms and startups. From Weber Shandwick to advising new founders, he emphasizes ownership, structure, and service. His philosophy? Fix what needs fixing—always. Through candid lessons and practical systems, Okunak offers a blueprint for building resilient teams and lasting change rooted in discipline and honesty.Read more about Frank Okunak on Infinite Sights
From coaching kids in Lynn to guiding clients through life’s most personal financial decisions, David Plunkett’s story is one of quiet leadership and steady values. In this episode, David shares how his upbringing shaped his approach to business, why resilience matters more than titles, and how loss, love, and service continue to define his path. You’ll hear about his decades in accounting, the founding of MPS Tax Services and Miasserian & Plunkett LLC, and the personal turning points that gave him new purpose. We also talk about running a farm, giving back, and what it means to build success on your own terms.Read more about David Plunkett on Infinite Sights
Gregory Pranzo shares how his childhood curiosity and local roots led him to launch PranzoTech Solutions, a community-first tech firm transforming Baltimore’s digital landscape. From building low-cost air quality sensors to mentoring underserved students, Pranzo’s journey blends civic tech, inclusion, and hands-on leadership. Tune in to hear why he believes innovation should start in your own neighborhood—not Silicon Valley.Read more about Gregory Pranzo on Infinite Sights
Wade Lyons shares his journey from aspiring doctor to public safety leader, reflecting on nearly two decades of service in Austin and his current work as CEO of Black Onyx Investigations. With a focus on equity, training reform, and community trust, Lyons reveals how thoughtful leadership, cultural change, and discipline shape the future of policing and private security.Read more about Wade Lyons on Infinite Sights
Drew Soule has helped organizations navigate transformation by aligning systems with empathy. From aerospace to tech, his work blends organizational design, inclusion, and leadership grounded in lived experience. In this episode, he shares how resilience, structure, and advocacy intersect to shape stronger teams, better workplaces, and smarter systems that include everyone from the start.Read more about Drew Soule on Infinite Sights
From 32 states to quiet shelters, Mitch Seaworth’s story is one of intentional living. In this episode, he shares how road trips shaped his worldview, how photography helped him slow down, and why quiet impact often matters more than loud achievement. You’ll hear about his favorite routes, MLB stadium visits, volunteer work, and how small routines like cooking and fishing keep him grounded. Mitch reminds us that a meaningful life isn’t built from noise — it’s built from noticing.Read more about Mitch Seaworth on Infinite Sights
Can a simple sanitary pad change a girl’s future? Dr. Malini Saba believes it can—and she’s proving it with Elara, a new initiative combining sustainable design with social impact. In this episode, the serial entrepreneur and philanthropist shares why menstrual health is the next frontier in girls' education, how personal resilience shaped her business journey, and why giving—not taking—is the key to lasting change. From partnering with world leaders to self-funding her foundation, Dr. Saba discusses what it takes to lead with integrity, clarity, and purpose.Read mor about Dr. Malini Saba on Infinite Sights