Book 101 Review, in its fifth season, features Lisa Haynes, author of Retired and Killin’ It: The Ultimate Retirement Plan, in an insightful and practical conversation about redefining life after work. This episode explores how retirement can be a purposeful, energized chapter rather than a period of decline or disengagement. Lisa shares strategies for planning a fulfilling retirement that balances financial readiness, personal passions, and long-term well-being. Her perspective challenges outdated narratives and empowers listeners to take ownership of their future. Through thoughtful discussion, this episode reframes retirement as an opportunity to thrive, grow, and live intentionally.
Book 101 Review, in its fifth season, features Amanda Landes—a psychologist and author of her debut book, I’m Almost Okay—as our guest, exploring mental health, personal insight, and the journey from professional practice to published author.
Book 101 Review, in its fifth season, features K. K. Biernath, a Polish-born author, poet, and speaker, in a thoughtful conversation exploring vulnerability, courage, and the inner landscapes of women’s lives through her reflective writing.
Book 101 Review, in its fifth season, features Garrett Wood, a clinical hypnotherapist, executive functioning specialist, and founder of Gnosis Therapy, in a compelling conversation that explores the mind, behavior, and the practical applications of therapeutic insight.
Book 101 Review, now in its fifth season, proudly features Craig Morningstar as a distinguished guest—an accomplished serial entrepreneur, seasoned C-level executive, and trusted business consultant. With decades of leadership experience across multiple industries, Craig brings a pragmatic, results-driven perspective on building, scaling, and sustaining successful organizations. This episode delivers a thoughtful exploration of executive decision-making, entrepreneurial resilience, and the strategic frameworks that guide long-term business growth, offering listeners actionable insight grounded in real-world experience.



Book 101 Review