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Book 101 Review

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Book 101 Review
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  • Book 101 Review

    Book 101 Review continues its sixth season with an energizing episode featuring Mike Milan, widely recognized as “Cash Flow Mike.” In this conversation, the spotlight turns to financial clarity, entrepreneurial discipline, and the mindset required to transform numbers into confident decision-making. Mike unpacks the practical frameworks that help business owners understand where money is earned, where it is lost, and how sustainable profitability is built over time.

    2026-2-10 | 24 mins.
    Mike Milan
    Cash Flow Mike
    I’m Cash Flow Mike, and I help business owners and their advisors find hidden cash in their companies—without spreadsheets full of confusion or lectures they’ll forget by tomorrow. For the past 20+ years, I’ve been in the trenches—starting, building, advising, and saving businesses. I’ve built or helped build 14 companies from the ground up. Along the way, I realized that most small business owners are flying blind when it comes to their finances—not because they’re bad at business, but because no one ever showed them how to read the story their numbers are trying to tell. That’s where I come in. I created the Clear Path to Cash framework—a practical system that shows people how to improve their cash flow, increase profitability, and build a more valuable business using real data, real fast. I’ve taught it to over 25,000 business owners, CPAs, bookkeepers, and bankers—and helped them uncover more than $150 million in hidden cash. But I’m not just about the numbers. I’m about helping people make better decisions—and have better conversations. That’s why I wrote three books: The 7 Minute Conversation – Learn to analyze financial statements in less time than it takes to finish your coffee.
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  • Book 101 Review

    Book 101 Review returns in its sixth season with a compelling conversation featuring Joshua Colangelo-Bryan as a distinguished guest. In this episode, listeners are invited into a thoughtful exploration of justice, advocacy, and the human stories that live behind complex legal battles. Drawing from extensive experience in international litigation and human rights work, Joshua shares how the written word, testimony, and truth can become powerful instruments for accountability. The discussion bridges literature, law, and global awareness, offering audiences both intellectual depth and emotional resonance. It is a dialogue that challenges assumptions, expands perspective, and demonstrates how books and ideas can influence real-world outcomes.

    2026-2-09 | 31 mins.
    Through the Gates of Hell: American Injustice at Guantanamo Bay
    An inspiring true story about an American attorney and his client confronting prejudice and persecution in a prison outside the law, as one fights for the other’s freedom, and the other fights for his life.
    “We’ll be watching,” the sergeant said, pointing at a video monitor inside Camp Echo’s guard booth. “For your protection.”
    In 2004, attorney Joshua Colangelo-Bryan arrived at Guantanamo Bay to meet Jaber Mohammed, one of six Bahraini detainees his firm had agreed to represent. Colangelo-Bryan had heard these men were “among the most dangerous, best-trained, vicious killers on the face of the earth,” as Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld put it. Colangelo-Bryan didn’t buy the rhetoric, but did find himself wondering if he was about to meet a killer.
    Far from being threatening, though, Mohammed welcomed Colangelo-Bryan, even as his ankle was shackled to the floor. Why was Mohammed there? Was he guilty of a crime? These were among the questions Colangelo-Bryan had to answer. Surprisingly, the two spoke for hours about their lives. Mohammed also detailed the inhumane conditions at the prison, including abuse by guards and solitary confinement.
    A friendship grew over time, as Colangelo-Bryan worked to bring justice to Mohammed. The Bush administration claimed any “enemy combatant” could be held in Guantanamo forever without a trial, and it became clear that litigation was unlikely to free the Bahrainis. And so, as Mohammed lost hope, Colangelo-Bryan devised a plan to leverage the media and pressure the Bahraini government to negotiate for the release of its citizens. Colangelo- Bryan’s long fight for the Bahrainis was ultimately successful, and in 2007, after several suicide attempts, Mohammed was freed.

    Through the Gates of Hell is a powerful account of an unlikely friendship and what it takes to fight for human rights in the post–9/11 era.

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  • Book 101 Review

    Book 101 Review, now in its sixth season, welcomes Stephen Baer, a visionary dedicated to helping organizations build meaningful, lasting relationships with the people who matter most. In this conversation, we explore the human side of business growth, trust as strategy, and how connection becomes a company’s ultimate competitive advantage. Stephen shares practical insights leaders can apply immediately to strengthen loyalty among customers, employees, and partners. If relationships are the currency of modern success, this episode is your investment guide.

    2026-2-08 | 24 mins.
    Stephen Baer
    I’m on a mission to help every company build meaningful relationships with the people who matter most — their employees and their customers.
    Stephen Baer is the Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Engagency, a firm built on his core belief that human engagement is the engine of business performance. He leads a team of behavioral experts who help organizations build meaningful, measurable connections with their workforce and customers.
    With a 30-year career focused on the science of connection, motivation, and activation, Stephen brings a rare blend of behavioral insight, creativity, and operational discipline. He previously co-founded and led The Game Agency, a learning and engagement company acquired by ELB Learning, and held sales and marketing leadership roles at Atari and General Electric, where he was a Six Sigma Black Belt Certified and a recipient of GE’s Global Marketing Excellence Award.
    Stephen has served on the Board of ELB Learning and the Advisory Board of the Life Sciences Trainers & Educators Network (LTEN), and was a contributing writer for the Forbes Human Resources Council for six years, sharing insights on engagement and organizational growth.
    The author of the upcoming book, "Stickology: How to Build Unbreakable Connections with Employees and Customers for Life," and two children’s books (Catastrophe in the City and The Doghouse), Stephen holds a BA from Oberlin College and an MBA from Columbia University.
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  • Book 101 Review

    Book 101 Review, in its sixth season, welcomes Ashish Singh, an award-winning life coach and author devoted to helping people navigate anxiety, burnout, and major life transitions. In this episode, the conversation goes beyond theory into lived strategy—how clarity is built, how emotional overload can be reduced, and how intentional choices reshape personal and professional direction. Listeners will hear practical frameworks for regaining stability during uncertain seasons, along with compassionate insight into why high performers often struggle silently. The dialogue also examines the intersection of mindset, identity, and daily habits, offering guidance for anyone ready to move from survival toward sustainable growth. As always, season six continues its commitment to bringing powerful voices to the microphone, equipping the global audience with wisdom they can apply immediately.

    2026-2-07 | 25 mins.
    Ashish Singh
    Award-Winning Life Coach & Author Helping People Navigate Anxiety, Burnout, and Life Transitions — Without Toxic Positivity
    I didn’t come to this work through theory — I came to it through lived experience.
    Like many people I work with now, I’ve moved through periods of anxiety, burnout, and deep uncertainty where the usual advice to “stay positive” didn’t help — and sometimes made things harder. On the outside, life looked functional and successful. Internally, there was fatigue, questioning, and a quiet sense of disconnection that I didn’t have language for at the time.
    What shifted things wasn’t a dramatic breakthrough or a forced mindset change. It was learning how to slow down enough to listen — to stress, to discomfort, to the signals we’re often taught to override. Over time, I began exploring resilience not as toughness or optimism, but as the ability to stay grounded and honest when life feels heavy or unclear.
    That personal journey eventually shaped my work as a life coach and the writing of my book, The Northern Light Within. Along the way, my approach has been recognized within the wellness community, including being named among top life coaches in Toronto and receiving recognition for the book’s thoughtful approach to resilience and calm.
    On podcasts, I tend to resonate most with audiences who are tired of surface-level motivation and are looking for thoughtful, human conversations about anxiety, burnout, self-discovery, and inner calm. I don’t offer quick fixes or rigid frameworks — instead, I bring perspective, language, and practical ways of relating to challenges that listeners can integrate in their own lives.
    If your podcast explores mental health, personal growth, or meaningful life transitions, I aim to contribute a conversation that feels honest, grounding, and quietly hopeful — one that listeners sit with long after the episode ends.
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  • Book 101 Review

    Book 101 Review, in its sixth season, features Toni Thrash, widely known as the Chief Comeback Starter, in a conversation centered on resilience, reinvention, and the courage to rise again. This episode explores what it truly means to begin anew after disappointment, setback, or unexpected change, offering listeners both inspiration and practical direction. Toni shares insight into the mindset shifts required to move from stuck to strategic, from discouraged to determined, and from merely coping to actively rebuilding. The dialogue highlights how clarity of purpose, disciplined action, and supportive community become catalysts for sustainable transformation. Through powerful storytelling and actionable wisdom, the audience gains tools to recognize that a comeback is not luck—it is constructed through intention and belief. Season six continues its tradition of bringing influential voices to the platform, equipping listeners everywhere to write their next chapter with confidence and renewed strength.

    2026-2-06 | 29 mins.
    Toni Thrash
    Chief Comeback Starter
    Toni Thrash is the Chief Comeback Starter and host of the Start Your Comeback podcast. She has translated decades of coaching sports, where grit, discipline, and halftime adjustments matter, into practical life coaching for people navigating major transitions. With a steady voice and a coach’s eye for the fundamentals, Toni helps listeners facing divorce, empty nesting, retirement, or loss get off the bench and back into the game with clarity and courage. She blends real-life stories, faith-forward wisdom, and no-nonsense encouragement—because comebacks aren’t magic, they’re practiced. (Whistle optional. Results not.)

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