Living Your Legacy

What happens when a divorced engineer decides to stop playing small and start building a life aligned with his values? In this episode of Living Your Legacy, Jason Diebold shares how a personal reinvention led him into the world of relationship marketing, entrepreneurship, health optimization, and purpose-driven business. Drawing from nearly two decades of experience, Jason reveals why authentic relationships outperform transactional networking and how helping others succeed became the foundation of his own success. He also discusses the future of personalized nutrition, health technology, network marketing, and the lessons that emerged from loss, adversity, and starting over. This conversation explores what it truly means to create wealth through service while building a legacy that positively impacts others.
Key Takeaways
Building genuine relationships creates more sustainable success than transactional networking.
Personal setbacks can become powerful catalysts for reinvention and growth.
Service-oriented leadership is one of the fastest paths to long-term fulfillment.
Health optimization and preventative wellness are becoming increasingly data-driven.
Legacy is built by helping others achieve their goals while pursuing your own.

Notable Quotes
"Ultimately for me, it comes back to helping other people get what they want."
"Even if you're not making millions and millions of dollars, you're already wealthy."
"You're just one step ahead of somebody else that's on the same journey."
"As I learn stuff, I just talk about it with the hopes that it helps impact other people."
"Take care of the people and the pets that you love."

Colleen Marquez never expected her greatest test to arrive just as she was preparing for a new chapter in life. After years of building a successful career in sales, consulting, recruiting, and technology, she was ready to launch her real estate business when tragedy changed everything. In this deeply personal conversation, Colleen shares how faith, resilience, and an unwavering commitment to serving others helped her rebuild after loss, navigate motherhood, and create a business rooted in purpose. From overcoming rejection and adversity to empowering families through real estate, she reveals the mindset, leadership lessons, and personal convictions that continue to guide her journey. This episode explores entrepreneurship, faith-driven leadership, real estate success, personal growth, and what it truly means to build a legacy that impacts others.
Key Takeaways
How resilience is built through life's most difficult challenges.
Why every rejection can become a step closer to the right opportunity.
The role faith plays in reducing fear and creating confidence in business.
How data, technology, and emotional intelligence create a competitive advantage in real estate.
Why authenticity and service are essential for building a meaningful legacy.

Notable Quotes
"I always thought that my no was just one step closer to my yes."
"I'm not the most important person in the room."
"I'm not the smartest person in the room."
"Find a way or make one."
"You can actually use your story of overcoming to bless others."

When growth stalls, culture breaks down, and leaders run out of answers, who do companies call? In this episode of Living Your Legacy, Amber Brown shares the journey that shaped her into the transformation executive organizations trust during their most critical moments. From growing up in a hardworking family where she learned responsibility early to leading enterprise-wide transformation and helping businesses navigate disruption, Amber reveals why reinvention is no longer optional. She explores leadership, change management, organizational growth, and the mindset required to thrive in a marketplace defined by technology, AI, and constant disruption. Along the way, she challenges traditional ideas about career success and explains why every leader must learn to reinvent themselves before their business falls behind.

Key Takeaways:
• Why growth problems are often leadership problems in disguise
• How change management has become a critical skill in the AI era
• Why executives must continually reinvent themselves to stay relevant
• The hidden dangers of becoming comfortable after success
• How customer-focused organizations outperform companies obsessed with themselves

Notable Quotes:
• "Your career is a product."
• "You are also what you sell."
• "Growth isn't luck. It can be engineered."
• "You are going to have to reinvent yourself time and time again."
• "The leader can become the thing that's holding the business back."

Most entrepreneurs spend years searching for their purpose. Malcolm Keith found his by solving a problem he was living through. As an 18-year-old entrepreneur, Certified Funnel Builder, and founder of Teen Mastermind, he shares how feeling misunderstood by his peers became the catalyst for creating a community where ambitious teens can connect, grow, and lead. In this episode, Malcolm reveals the power of mentorship, entrepreneurial environments, live events, leadership, and faith-driven entrepreneurship. He explains why community shapes destiny, how young entrepreneurs can find their path sooner, and why legacy is built by investing in the next generation. Whether you're a parent, entrepreneur, or aspiring leader, this conversation offers practical insights on building purpose, influence, and generational impact.
Key Takeaways
• The right environment can accelerate personal growth and leadership.
• Feeling misunderstood can become fuel for building something meaningful.
• Entrepreneurship requires action before certainty and the ability to pivot.
• Live events create transformation by taking people on a journey.
• Legacy is preserved when the next generation is equipped to lead.
Notable Quotes
• "The only way you're really going to know is if you jump in."
• "Learning to pivot is one of the most valuable skills as an entrepreneur."
• "The most important thing is taking people on a journey through the event."
• "They're one person at the beginning of the event and a completely new person at the end."
• "Put your kids in the environment you wish you had."

Christine O'hern never expected her greatest failure would become the foundation of her legacy.
After years of struggling with obesity, depression, financial hardship, and personal setbacks, she found herself facing a devastating reality: her military career was coming to an end because she could no longer meet the physical standards required to serve. For many people, that moment would have been the end of the story. For Christine, it became the beginning of a new mission.
In this episode of Living Your Legacy, Christine shares how her experiences as a mother of seven, Army veteran, nurse practitioner, and entrepreneur shaped her passion for helping others reclaim their health. She opens up about the challenges that nearly broke her, the lessons she learned through failure and comeback, and why sustainable weight loss, wellness, and confidence are about far more than numbers on a scale.

Key Takeaways
• How Christine turned one of her lowest moments into a new purpose
• Why obesity should be treated as a disease, not a personal failure
• The mindset shift that helped her lose over 120 pounds and keep it off
• What military service taught her about resilience, discipline, and courage
• Why helping others achieve better health became her life's mission.

Notable Quotes
• "I was basically kicked out of the army."
• "I've struggled with obesity. I know what it's like."
• "When you finally have something that works, you want to tell the whole world about it."
• "I was born to do this."
• "Don't be afraid. Or be afraid and just jump and go for it."