Coaching Highlights

In this edition of You've Got, Rob Dyrdek talks about how he created his empire and emphasizes the that anyone can make their own luck.

Daily News Reporter Lore Croghan tries her hand at the horse grooming business....and likes it!

Robyn McKay describes emotional intelligence and how this affects a developing child.

There are plenty of sad stories about people who take a wrong turn in life and never make it right again. But there are also the happy endings. Alexis Christoforous has one woman's inspiring pathway to a better life.

Temeka Johnson explains how she pushes herself to meet goals she thought were beyond reach.

In Chapter 17 of 21 entrepreneur Audrey Parker, a successful female entrepreneur, looks for ways she can share her story and inspire the next generation. She notes her near-peer status - older but from same generation as students and graduates - creates a more approachable means for her to connect. She notes how she is seeking the appropriate platform - writing a book, speaking, mentoring, etc. - to share her story and make this connection. Parker co-founded CLEAResult.

In Chapter 7 of 19 in his 2011 Capture Your Flag interview, community builder and entrepreneur Fabian Pfortmüller shares how he encourages others to take the first step to living their dream. The first step is that taking action on a dream means you cannot fail. He finds the fear of failure holds back people from acting on dreams and pursuing their respective passion. He lives his own dream by asking himself often what is success. Pfortmuller is co-founder of Sandbox Network.

Temeka Johnson shares her motivation and inspiration for working hard each day.

After finishing her final round of chemotherapy for breast cancer, Toi, 43, feels she has lost her identity. Watch as Dr. Phil helps Toi find herself once again.

Money can indeed buy happiness - but some purchases make you happier than others. Author and economist Dan Ariely tells you how to choose.

Latest stats show almost twenty percent more white women are enrolled in college than their black counterparts. Now one school is making their mark, and working to change that and the future of thousands of women.

In Chapter 4 of 18 in his 2011 Capture Your Flag interview, Internet entrepreneur Anatole Faykin answers "What Life Lessons Did You Learn Attending Cal Tech That You Still Use Today?" He shares what he learned attending a rigorous academic environment as well as what he learned about the value of friendships. Faykin is the founder of Tuanpin, a Shanghai-based daily deals site.

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In Chapter 20 of 20, author and leadership expert Simon Sinek shares why human, physical interaction creates deeper relationships than Internet communication. Sinek notes that sheer physicality limits the Internet and its communication tools - Facebook, Twitter, blogs - ability to develop lasting, trusted bonds. He finds the Internet great at three things: one, connecting people; two, finding and sharing information faster; and three, increasing transaction speed, but not cement relations.