Sean Burns is the 4-time West Coast Conference Coach of the Year in Tennis for Santa Clara University. He’s also a leadership development trainer. We discuss the good leadership qualities one can learn in sports.

Mary Camacho is the founder of JoyaTech Solutions—an Internet consulting company. She explains the dangers present on the Internet and how to navigate anonymously from her book The Internet Plan.

Susan Reed is an investigative journalist and former CBS News producer. She’s conducted research on corporate management and worker discrimination. We discuss her findings contained in her book The Diversity Index.

Ken Winans is the show’s financial guru. I invited him to return to the show to discuss the top financial headlines of the day and how they impact our personal lives.

Simon Garfield is a British journalist and non-fiction author. We examine the history and future of typography from his book Just My Type.

Randall Craig is a serial entrepreneur, a former consultant at a “big-four” consulting firm and an expert on social media. We discuss the future of social media and how to capitalize on it.

Sheldon Brown is the publisher of the Ventura Breeze—a community-based newspaper. We discuss the prestigious award the Ventura Breeze recently won and the future of local media.

Leah Ingram is a lifestyle and frugal-living expert. We discuss how to live happier and healthier for less from her book Suddenly Frugal.

John Bernard is founder and CEO of Mass Ingenuity—a web tools development company. We discuss how to fire up your people, thrill your customers and crush your competitors from his book Business At The Speed Of Now.

Heather Cabot is Web Life Editor for Yahoo!, founder of The Well Mom website and a former ABC News Anchor. We discuss the top web searches for 2011 to make some sense of the year gone by.