Host Jennifer Sherlock sits down with Morgan DeNicola, Executive Director of the DeNicola Family Foundation, a global philanthropic organization driven by a passion for World Health, Humanitarian Recognition, Conservation, and Cultural Diplomacy. Morgan also serves as Vice Chairman of the Humpty Dumpty Institute, where she works with leaders, governments, and organizations to foster dialogue and drive meaningful change around the world.

In this inspiring conversation, Jennifer and Morgan explore:

• How Morgan channels empathy into action and redefines what it means to serve others
• The foundation’s work supporting global health initiatives and humanitarian recognition programs
• The power of cultural diplomacy and how it builds bridges across communities
• Personal stories from Morgan’s international work — from Africa to the United Nations — and what she’s learned about courage, connection, and stepping beyond comfort zones

Whether you’re passionate about philanthropy, curious about global impact work, or simply looking for inspiration to live more courageously, this episode reminds us that doing good starts with showing up and saying “yes” to the hard stuff.

Press play to learn how Morgan’s journey, and her commitment to collaboration, compassion, and courageous leadership might just change how you see your own purpose.

Suchit Bachalli’s story is one of grit, risk-taking, and relentless resilience.

In this episode, Suchit shares how a chance July 4th conversation sparked the idea for Unilog, how a risky trip to Pittsburgh led to his first million-dollar deal, and how he navigated bold pivots—from services to SaaS—to grow the company into a 300+ employee operation with a landmark Investcorp acquisition.

But this conversation goes deeper than business. Suchit reflects on overcoming personal setbacks, the role of mentors who taught him to value “connection over currency,” and why resilience beats brilliance in the entrepreneurial journey. He opens up about the risks that defined his career, the lessons learned from red flags ignored, and the systems that helped him scale.

Whether you’re an aspiring founder or a seasoned leader, Suchit’s story is a masterclass in perseverance, adaptability, and gratitude.

Highlights from this episode:

• The spark that launched Unilog and its evolution into a SaaS leader
• The power of taking big risks (and what they teach you)
• Building resilience through setbacks and rejection
• Why mentorship, cadence, and clarity matter more than “genius”
• Where B2B commerce and AI are headed next

️ Episode Summary – Live Without a Net with Samantha Wood & Jacqueline Renan

On this episode of Live Without a Net, Jennifer Sherlock sits down with Samantha Wood and Jacqueline Renan, the powerhouse creative directors behind Inzpire Agency, to talk about the real ups and downs of entrepreneurship and the role branding plays in business success.

Sam, founder of Inzpire and adjunct instructor at Temple University, brings 15 years of experience working with global brands like Kate Spade, Alex and Ani, and Doc Marten’s. Jackie, a brand strategist and holistic designer, has more than 16 years of experience building identities across industries from tech to non-profits.

Together, they share candid insights on:

• The highs and lows of entrepreneurship and how to keep pushing forward even during slow months.
• Why branding is the foundation of every successful business.
• How entrepreneurs can build resilience, stay creative, and keep momentum through challenges.

Whether you’re a seasoned business owner or just starting out, Sam and Jackie’s advice is a reminder that entrepreneurship is a marathon, not a sprint — and that building a strong brand can be the anchor that carries you through.