Kristen Hanenian, owner/founder of Elite Medical Aesthetics, joins her husband Keith for episode 12 on ALL things relationships and running businesses together.

They discuss active listening, setting boundaries and managing a personal theory of change to be successful partners--in business and marriage.

Kristen shares her insight about expectations, consequences and social media in relationships. Keith addresses maintaining a quality of life and its impact on partnership.

The duo reflect on how they protect each other through strengths and weaknesses along with lived experiences both together and apart.

TJ Cox, co-owner and managing partner of Corto Lima restaurant, joins host Keith Hanenian for episode 11 to discuss his path to entrepreneurship in the hospitality industry. A career restaurant and beverage professional, TJ went on to become a Certified Sommelier after opening his first restaurant in 2018.

Further, he embraced the opportunity to develop independent restaurant concepts as a consultant and will be opening another cocktail bar and restaurant in November 2024 in Lexington, Kentucky.

TJ shares his childhood experiences and musical background that informed his approach to creating a restaurant startup from nothing with his business partner Chef Jonathan Lundy.

TJ and Keith talk about the impact of their relationships and how their mindsets continue to shape their perspectives as entrepreneurs. Pro 2 Pro will be creating a small mini-series featuring the new restaurant, 3TEN, as it goes from a shell space to a high-profile establishment in Central Kentucky.

Dr. Shaker Hamadiya, MD, founder of Miami Wellness & Aesthetics Center, joins host Keith Hanenian for episode 10 to discuss his journey to becoming an entrepreneur, beginning with his early experiences moving from Canada to Syria as a child.

Today, Dr. Hamadiya owns a bustling aesthetic practice in downtown Miami and reflects on his education and upbringing to shape the vision for his practice and day to day life.

Shaker and Keith talk about time management specific to a work-life balance. Dr. Hamayida shares how his commitment to praying fives times a day impacts his working with patients and employees in his practice.

Best-selling author Jim Keyes joins host Keith Hanenian for episode 9 to discuss his career and how he differentiated himself from the pack to propel his success as an international business and social change agent.

Together they discuss Jim's experiences in leadership roles as the former CEO of 7-Eleven and Blockbuster and navigating fear to reach goals in different environments.

With a current focus on his book, Education is Freedom, Jim shares his guidance on the "what," "why," and "how" of learning.

Today Jim works as an entrepreneur and philanthropist to help the next generation become better lifelong students and achieve ultimate dreams. For more on Jim, visit www.jameswkeyes.com.

Kristen Hanenian, owner/founder of Elite Medical Aesthetics, joins her husband Keith for episode 8 to discuss peptides and functional medicine as the provider of a boutique medical spa in Tampa.

Working with patients, Kristen intensively works with patients regardless of where they are on their health journey. As an entrepreneur, she continues to evolve her practice to meet her patients' needs while keeping up with best practices in aesthetic medicine.

Kristen reflects on her passion around health and fitness to personal experiences and her colleagues that propelled her to dive deeper into being both a practitioner and consumer of peptide therapy. To find success, Kristen continuously seeks medical education alongside lived experiences.

Together, the duo speak about their choice to value and obtain health. Kristen cites the pandemic as the catalyst to people caring more deeply about their health and wellness through prevention.

Investor and entrepreneur Brian McNally, CRCR joins host Keith Hanenian for episode 7 to discuss his life and career from east Philadelphia to south Florida. With a healthcare staffing background as an employee and later becoming an investor, Brian shares how he was able to cultivate staff, grow companies and eventually sell them. Brian's commitment to reinvestment and personnel is reflected in the stories he still shares today about success stories.

As a former collegiate lacrosse player, Brian utilizes fitness to support his drive and tenacity, powering his confidence and now looking ahead to participating in an MMA fight.

Brian is still building his legacy as an investor but for now maintains a steadfast commitment to his family.

Jim Lavalle, Founder of Metabolic Code, joins host Keith Hanenian for episode 6 to discuss his career as a clinical pharmacist and how his career as a pharmacist at Kroger to creating the Lavalle Medical Institute and later becoming an educator and author.

Jim reflects on his family's medical history of diabetes and the dramatic impact it had on his career choice. Jim's days of bodybuilding and pharmacy school crossed over, fueling his aspirations to do more than just deliver medications.

Early in his career, he ultimately helped start Kroger's health foods brand. Today, he's written over 20 books, works with his University of Cincinnati, and speaks across the nation. He was named one of the “50 Most Influential Pharmacists” by American Druggist magazine and was one of only nine Americans selected to serve under Senator Harkin to participate in the inaugural Dietary Supplement Education Alliance & Dietary Supplement Information Bureau.

Together, he and Keith also speak about their engagement with Lifetime Fitness and the exploding industry of peptide therapy. Jim and Keith agree, lifestyle changes that must accompany pharmaceutical interaction and that staying the course will yield results.

Dr. Chelsea Trioano, Owner of Trioano Facial Plastics in West Palm Beach, Florida, joins host Keith Hanenian for episode 5 to discuss her path to becoming one of the only female, facial plastic surgeons in her practice's region.

Through sacrifice and dedication, Chelsea shares the challenges she overcame during training and entering the field of plastic surgery. With big practice aspirations, Dr. Trioano spent time most of her free time preparing to be an entrepreneur by researching locations and developing her business framework.

Dr. Trioano addresses being blinded by the momentum of opening a new practice and accepting that she needed a team to support her after stumbling along the way.

Together, she and Keith also speak about managing home life and making time to decompress to enjoy family relationships. Dr. Trioano, an advocate for functional medicine, shares with Keith her passion and how it can impact people's lives and drive longevity and healing.