The coach focuses on one of his clients who wishes to start a part-time business to supplement his wife’s income so she could stay home and raise a family. He creates a successful online office supply business which quickly grows beyond his ability to manage it, interfering with his plans to build his own hotel.

The coach focuses on helping a woman who bought into a handyman franchise with her father. After years of losing money, she grows in confidence and learns how to successfully lead a male-dominated workforce and operate in the black.

The coach focuses on a woman who starts a Tupperware franchise in order to keep her house and raise her two children after she and her husband split. Even after suffering a broken ankle which sidelined her for six months, she manages to outsell her entire team while lying flat on her back.

The coach works with a couple who is struggling in the construction field after a severe downturn in the economy. As they clash over their different styles of working, the coach re-focuses them by improving their systems and streamlining their business.

The coach focuses on an entrepreneur whose deal to buy her employer’s business falls through. After risking everything and going out on her own to start her own company, she finds herself battling cancer just one year after getting married.

Coach Dave Romeo focuses on inspirational general manager, Rich Pavlik who uses his impressive vision to compensate for his lack of eyesight. With hefty goals and an enormous responsibility to his family on his shoulders, he works with coach Dave Romeo to hire the best people and develop team of people capable of running the family business. Plus, customer service superhero, Suzanne Schrum of Aquamarine Travel does everything but stand on her head to take care of her customers, including numerous emergency flight changes for Dave Romeo when a five-day visit with his mom turns into an emergency rescue situation.

Coach Dave Romeo focuses on two businessmen who join forces to turn their custom metal fabricating company into a place where young men can learn a trade as well as how to become authentic men. Also, the heartwarming story of a woman who preserves the memory of a friendship that lasted only 15 minutes and uses it as a healing bridge to comfort a mother who has been grieving the loss of her five-year-old child for 50 years.

The coach focuses on owner Harvey Schademan and his wife Stephanie and their award-winning food. After years of working out of a roadside stand, Harvey finally gets his own restaurant, only to have it burned in a fire caused by a disgruntled ex-employee. Harvey vows that, “The pig will oink again!” and opens his restaurant a year and four days later to the resounding cheers of his loyal patrons. Also, a couple who raises dogs for a living open their home and their hearts to a Shih Tzu puppy who is born without any front legs and inspires them to write and illustrate a children’s book.

Coach Dave Romeo works with Tim Sutherland who after 10 years of working for agricultural organization, besides that nearly 50 years of age, he will go out on his own start his own business. Unfortunately, a week after his plans are in place, he learns he needs a hip replacement operation and that his former organization’s threat legal action over the rights to their customers. With a high school senior daughter and wife to provide for, Tim finds he may have bitten off more than he can chew. Plus, after losing his brother to suicide, grief counselor Nate Wagner turns his personal tragedy into hope for others, by authoring his first book entitled Sibling Suicide to help other families cope with the loss of a family member.

Coach Dave Romeo focuses on brother and sister third generation owners who live their values of integrity and service to become super-successful and create an organization of loyal and remarkable employees. And Anthony Smith overcomes his environment where all of his brothers are in jail and have children out of wedlock and achieves his goal of owning his very first house.

Dave Romeo focuses on one of his most successful proteges, Bernadette Hill, owner of Talent Tap. Plus, former introvert, David Leedom of The Hightower Group explains how he came out of his shell to make custom software “easy enough for grown-ups to use.”

Coach Dave Romeo focuses on a 26-year-old man with an uncommon work ethic who’s been running his cleaning business for the past 5 years. Also, after a career-ending injury, former NFL player and Philadelphia Eagle, Ron Johnson reinvents himself to tackle financial planning for young professional athletes.

Dave Romeo focuses on how Erica Graber and the crew at Chestnut Hill Villa transformed a farmhouse built in 1755 into a state-of-the-art destination wedding venue in the heart of Amish Country. Also, Jacques Abreu is inspired to write Your Wisdom Chronicles to make sure his lovely wife could fulfill her dream of going back to cosmetology school.

Coach Dave Romeo works with Austin Duchaine who, from age 14, has been working in drywall and is working across the country to aid other contractors with hurricane relief. Today, he’s on a mission to train his staff and his industry through a brand-new training platform. Plus, after running her gym for 3 years, Olivia Furlow of Warehouse 37 seeks the strength to carry on when she learns that her landlord has rented the space right across from her to a direct competitor.

Coach Dave Romeo looks over the incredibly successful career of a Lancaster County artist who used a stroke of genius to combine nostalgic images and magnificent artwork. And author, Crystal Catharine Noel spreads an inspiring message of love in her new book, The Little Angel of Hope.

Mindy Vance Bouman proudly talks about how her faith has been the guiding principle that has led her company to be the largest independent realtor in York, PA.

Dr. Clayton Stitzel discusses his powerful book on leadership, Roll That Rock, and why it is not designed for corporate America.

Business owner, Stephen Morris, of Lancaster, PA, talks about the challenge of juggling two different franchise arms of the same parent company.

Karen Fink of Self Reliant Security explains her innovative business that repurposes an automotive paint protector to stainproof fashionable kit bags.

Business owner, Lisa Murray, shares how she turned emotional intelligence into a platform for launching her services nationwide.

Former MLB player Aaron Herr talks about his transition from baseball to the world of business sales with a business broker.

Strongman Chris Hairculese Rider tells how he went from a factory worker to a professional strength trainer even after a doctor told him he would never lift weights again. Chris will attempt to break his own record for ripping 13 telephone books in half in under a minute.

Debra Fox explains how she has managed to bring her perennial positive attitude to the United States Postal Service for over 20 years!

Artist Lyn O’Neal of Art & Soul Gallery reveals how surrounding yourself with fine art not only lifts the spirit but also nourishes the soul and why people love paintings of their pets.

Melissa Lineaweaver of Mending Method Massage explains why she decided to reinvent herself as a licensed massage therapist after being a benchmark for legendary customer service at her husband’s website development company.

Gerald Gordon decides to start up his own business building ponds and discovers his handiwork brings out the best in people.

Riley Johnson racks up 310 goals and 516 points in 229 games over four years as he sets his sights on playing for the National Hockey League.

Dr. Sonja Powers credits the power of God working through her for her clients’ praise of her chiropractic services.

Derek Aiken discusses his daily devotional book “Simply” and how its message has been a blessing in the lives of those it touches.

Business owner, Bill Stratton, struggles to save his business with the aid of an outside service and winds up going to work for the same organization to do the same for others.

A mother of six Trish Kisielnicki shares her incredible journey of faith and courage as she takes care a special-needs child with a life-threatening illness while seeing to her entire family’s needs which has inspired a foundation to help similar families.

Jessica Melhorn becomes the first bride to get married in a converted barn on her husband’s fourth- generation, historic property of what is now a spectacular wedding venue.

Author Nate Wagner discusses the importance of being an essential dad to his daughter and his plans to teach other parents this lesson through seminars and a new book.

Unemployed, former COO Sam Miller takes a leap of faith to work in an entry-level warehouse position at Wolfgang Candy and later applies for and becomes its Chief Operating Officer.

Kelly Sowatsky’s search for a kidney donor scores a boost after she makes her appeal to fellow Pittsburgh Penguins hockey fans and the team.