Tenacity Rules: Recent Episodes
Denise Brinkmeyer
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In the conclusion of Denise's conversation with activist and public speaker, Charlotte Laws, Charlotte shares how her crusade to stop Hunter Moore received assistance from white hat hackers and what the government is doing to stop revenge porn.
If you binged watched the Netflix docuseries, “The Most Hated Man on the Internet”, you’re probably a big fan of our guest this week. Denise is joined by author, public speaker, and anti-revenge porn activist, Dr. Charlotte Laws . In part one, Charlotte explains why she was known as a notorious party crasher, her passion for animal activism, and how she became the “Erin Brockovich of revenge porn."
In the conclusion of Denise's conversation with Vishen Lakhiani, the tenacious founder of Mindvalley, Vishen talks about the benefits of his Six Phase Meditation Method and how Mind Valley is helping people tackle cancer, diabetes, and heart disease.
This week Denise welcomes an entrepreneur, author, and activist on a mission to raise human consciousness. His name is Vishen Lakhiani, and he’s the founder of Mindvalley and author of the new book, The Six Phase Meditation Method. In part one, Vishen discusses how he built the world's most powerful life transformation platform that now boasts a following of 20 million people across 195 countries.
In the conclusion of Denise's conversation with Jy Maze, the CEO of shipping and logistics startup Maze Freight Solutions, Jy shares how she founded the company in her attic and why she compares entrepreneurship to the spirit of a toddler.
Jy Maze joins Denise on the podcast this week. Jy is the CEO of Kansas-based shipping and logistics startup Maze Freight Solutions, which was completely self-funded and was recognized locally as one of Kansas City's top minority-owned businesses. In part one, Jy talks about thriving in a male-dominated industry and her journey from a customer service representative to CEO.
In the conclusion of Denise's conversation with stroke survivor, Jennifer Kirchen, Jennifer talks about the type of stroke she suffered and shares a helpful hint for anyone that might be experiencing a stroke.
According to the CDC, stroke is a leading cause of death in the United States and can happen to anyone at any time. Nearly 12 years ago, Denise's guest, Jennifer Kirchen, suffered a stroke at the age of 36. In part one, Jennifer talks about her career in the adult protective services industry and what happened on that fateful day in 2010 that changed her life forever.
In the conclusion of Denise's discussion with Chas Sampson, the founder of Seven Principles, Chas talks about the effects COVID-19 had on this business and why filing a VA claim is such a complicated process.
In the second episode of Tenacity Rules, Denise speaks with Chas Sampson. Chas is an Iraq War veteran and founder of Seven Principles, a company that helps our heroes transition from military service and obtain assistance through the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs disability compensation and pension claims process. In part one, Chas shares his journey from the military to entrepreneurship, which conditions qualify for veteran benefits, and the seven Army values that inspired his company.
In the conclusion of Denise's conversation with Nicholas Mathews, the co-founder of Stillwater Behavioral Health, Nicholas discusses how doctors can combat the opioid crisis and what he thinks the long-term effects of the pandemic will have on people battling addiction.
On the premiere of Tenacity Rules, Denise welcomes Nicholas Mathews, the co-founder of Stillwater Behavioral Health, a treatment facility that personalizes care for those struggling to recover from substance addiction and mental health disorders. In part one, Nicholas shares how his family helped him with his recovery and how his personal fight with addiction inspired him to build a treatment facility.