In this episode of the High Five a Day podcast, Nathan interviews Alex Reid, a mortgage broker who emphasizes integrity in the mortgage industry. Alex shares his journey from working in the industry since a young age to becoming a successful mortgage broker. He discusses the importance of mindset, personal growth, and the value of helping first-time home buyers. Alex believes in building long-term relationships with clients and focuses on understanding their needs through effective questioning. He also reflects on his transformative experiences and the lessons learned along the way, encouraging others to focus on helping others as a path to personal success.

In this episode of the High Five a Day podcast, Nathan interviews Aneta Waclaw, a podcaster and author, who shares her transformative journey from a challenging relationship to self-discovery and healing. Aneta discusses the importance of positive affirmations, building healthy relationships, and the impact of cultural experiences on personal growth. She emphasizes the significance of community, connection, and trusting one's instincts in navigating life's challenges. Aneta's insights inspire listeners to embrace change, learn from setbacks, and nourish their mental well-being.

In this episode of the Hi5aday podcast, Nathan speaks with Cheyenne Heflin, a disability and chronic illness advocate. Cheyenne shares her inspiring journey from being diagnosed with osteosarcoma at a young age to undergoing amputation and navigating life with a disability. She discusses the challenges she faced during her treatment, the emotional toll of adjusting to life after losing her leg, and how she ultimately embraced her identity as a person with chronic illness. Cheyenne's story is one of resilience, empowerment, and the importance of sharing one's truth. In this conversation, Cheyenne shares her journey from cancer treatment to pursuing a career in counseling. She discusses the challenges she faced in the medical field, her realization of wanting to help children with chronic illnesses, and her eventual decision to focus on counseling rather than psychology. Cheyenne emphasizes the importance of self-reflection, authenticity, and the need for mental health support for those transitioning back to normal life after treatment. Her insights highlight the significance of finding one's path and the value of being true to oneself.