Today’s episode opens with a story about fathers and, yet, the show is just as much about mothers, grandparents, teachers, and friends as anything else. We explore several important moments to uncover the true meaning of gratitude and how we can best practice it in our lives.
Also, Brett has a vulnerable conversation with Corporate Renegade founder, Matthew Goldfarb.
After 12 years of writing television commercials, print campaigns and websites for national clients such as 1-800-Collect (the ones with Mr. T!), Volvo, Subaru, Dove, Campbell’s and Viagra, Matthew started Corporate Renegade in 2010 out of a spare bedroom in Brooklyn. His goal was simple: to work with clients committed to making a difference in the world stand out by refusing to look, sound and talk like everyone else.
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