Life insurance is often misunderstood, underestimated, or completely overlooked, especially by busy business owners and growing families. But did you know that over 100 million Americans are uninsured or underinsured? Or that nearly 1 in 3 people would face financial hardship within a month if their household's primary earner passed away unexpectedly?

In this episode, we sit down with Alex Parrish, Financial Advisor and Director at The Spectrum Financial Group, to learn the value of life insurance beyond the traditional sales pitch. With deep expertise in holistic financial planning, Alex explains the different types of life insurance and shares common misconceptions, like why being "self-insured" is a (dangerous) myth.

Whether you're a business owner planning for long-term financial security or a parent protecting your family's future, this conversation offers practical, eye-opening insights into how life insurance can be a powerful tool, not just a safety net.

Tune in to learn:

• The true purpose and types of life insurance

• Why life insurance is more than just a death benefit—it's a living financial tool

• The risks of overestimating how much coverage you have or need

• How to avoid the most common life insurance mistakes

• Why regularly evaluating your policy can save you money and improve protection

• Ways life insurance can support long-term financial stability

• How to evaluate your financial strategies with taxes—not just ROI—in mind

If you've ever questioned whether you need life insurance, if you have the right kind, or the correct amount of coverage, this episode is for you.

Everything's changing… now what?

What do you do when you feel like you can't keep up?

What if things aren't going how you thought they would?

How do you handle all the changes at once?

What if you are tired, but people are still counting on you?

How do you make good choices when you can't see the whole picture?

In this part 2 episode, we continue to speak with Kevin & Jaime White, co-founders of Believe Crew, a visionary advisory team that helps leaders, family businesses, and partnerships realign from the inside out, especially when the stakes are high and the pressure feels overwhelming.

This coaching duo brings sharp strategy and deep humanity to every conversation. They've helped leaders navigate succession, resolve silent tension in partnerships, and return to the heart of their calling.

Grounded in empathy and unafraid to ask the hard questions, they help leaders see clearly, decide confidently, and lead in a way that leaves both their business and their people better.

Together, we explore the silent weight many entrepreneurs carry: the pressure to catch up, the fear of getting it wrong, and the exhaustion of always being on, and how to lead from a place of peace instead of panic. If you've ever felt like something is "off" but can't name it, this conversation will help you find language for it and the courage to realign.

Everything's changing… now what?

What do you do when you feel like you can't keep up?

What if things aren't going how you thought they would?

How do you handle all the changes at once?

What if you are tired, but people are still counting on you?

How do you make good choices when you can't see the whole picture?

In this episode, we speak with Kevin & Jaime White, co-founders of Believe Crew, a visionary advisory team that helps leaders, family businesses, and partnerships realign from the inside out, especially when the stakes are high and the pressure feels overwhelming.

This coaching duo brings sharp strategy and deep humanity to every conversation. They've helped leaders navigate succession, resolve silent tension in partnerships, and return to the heart of their calling.

Grounded in empathy and unafraid to ask the hard questions, they help leaders see clearly, decide confidently, and lead in a way that leaves both their business and their people better.

Together, we explore the silent weight many entrepreneurs carry: the pressure to catch up, the fear of getting it wrong, and the exhaustion of always being on, and how to lead from a place of peace instead of panic. If you've ever felt like something is "off" but can't name it, this conversation will help you find language for it and the courage to realign.