It is hard to believe that 2019 is over, and we are already speeding into 2020. The past year has seen this podcast grow with so many great guests and stories. Throughout the year there have been a variety of professionals and entrepreneurs with valuable insights and advice. 

Host G. Steven Cleere went back through the year's episodes and gathered together the responses from a specific question he asks every guest, and the result was a fascinating list of wisdom that must be heard. Listen in as G. Steven Cleere looks back at 2019 and what he has learned from the guests of the show.

Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn: 

[00:51] Welcome to 2020!

[01:55] Jeff Freeman of Del Monte Fresh

[02:40] Todd Hanna of Belay On Advisors

[03:25] Hank Watt of Nature’s Wild Berry

[04:17] Kiowa Saunders and  Ryan Fitzpatrick of Good Citizens

[05:30] Greg Keller of Frontera Foods Inc.

[06:16] Erica Liu Williams of Gr8Nola

[06:50] Mark Samuel of IWON Organics 

[07:25] John Corcoran of Rise25 Media

[08:15] Joe Millea of IMPACT Brokerage 

[09:00] Jessica Luengo of Naturally Clean Eats

[09:45] Eric Quick of The Town Kitchen

[10:15] Dave Hirschkop of Dave's Gourmet 

[11:01] Hema Reddy of Crafty Counter

[11:30] Joe Martinez of Healthy Meals Supreme

[12:14] Kara Goldin of Hint Water

[12:54] Stephanie Nash of Stephanie Nash Marketing

[13:18] Matt Perry of The GoodCrisp Company 

[14:18] Chris Fontenot of Our Life Foods/A Cajun Life

[15:14] Lee Mokri of Byte Technology

[15:44] Jim Simon of JiMMYBAR

[16:38] Hugh Thomas of Ugly Drinks

[17:22] Alex Bayer of Genius Juice

[18:22] A big thank you to the guests and listeners so far

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