🎙️ In this episode of Practical and Positive Leadership, Monica May Dunn sits down with Jennifer Armstrong — business broker and advisor with Transworld Business Advisors of Phoenix — for a clear-eyed conversation about what it takes to exit a business intentionally and successfully.

From increasing a company’s value before it hits the market to navigating the emotional and financial complexities of selling, Jennifer offers smart, actionable guidance for business owners at any stage of the exit journey.

🎧 Tune in for practical tips, expert perspective, and empowering advice for any entrepreneur considering their next chapter.

In this episode, Monica May Dunn, CEO of Arizona Escrow & Financial, reflects on two years of The Practical and Positive Leadership podcast.

Each guest over the past two years has brought something meaningful to the table—and now, Monica shares her own insights. This grounded reflection explores what it really means to lead with clarity, intention, and heart—especially when the pace is fast and the pressure is real.

Whether you’re in escrow, commercial real estate, law, or business leadership, this message is for you.

Because leadership isn’t about titles—it’s about how you show up for people.

🎧 Tune in for real world insights on trust, integrity, and how to lead people through change with practicality and positivity.
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In this episode of Practical and Positive Leadership, Monica May Dunn sits down with Chip Higgins — author of The Bizzics Way and founder of Bizzics — for a dynamic conversation on what it really takes to lead with clarity, momentum, and integrity through seasons of change.

From unpacking the idea that a small business can actually be massive, to exploring how physics-driven principles like energy, velocity, and momentum can transform teams, Chip shares a refreshingly grounded approach to leadership and growth.

🎧 Tune in for real-world insights on trust, momentum, and leading people through change with purpose and compassion.