Dr. Tiffany Tyler-Garner discusses her journey of self-discovery and personal growth in her new book, "Four Seasons of Reflections." She emphasizes the importance of unpacking personal burdens, making commitments to oneself, and processing emotions to achieve transformation. Tyler-Garner shares her experience of realizing the need to let go of external pressures and focus on her own peace and joy. She also highlights the significance of choosing partners who complement and support personal growth, and the importance of self-awareness and emotional intelligence in relationships. The book aims to guide readers through their own reflective journeys.

Leaha Crawford and Julian Rosado discuss the Knicks' playoff performance and the upcoming game against the Celtics. They then introduce Major Harold and Michelle from the Salvation Army to discuss their programs. The Salvation Army offers various services, including the Adult Rehabilitation Center (ARC) for drug, alcohol, and gambling addiction, which is free and includes job training. They also operate a five-acre campus with 11 buildings providing homeless services, veterans' programs, and vocational training. The Salvation Army's contact number is 702-870-4430, and they emphasize the importance of community support and the variety of programs available.

In the conversation, the hosts discuss various personal finance topics, including budgeting, credit scores, and financial well-being. Frank Ruvalcaba from Operation Hope explains the importance of understanding credit, the role of credit bureaus like Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion, and how credit scores are calculated, emphasizing the significance of payment history. He also touches on the concept of financial well-being and the organization's mission to educate and empower underserved communities. The hosts discuss strategies for budgeting, the importance of an emergency fund, and the impact of credit card debt. They also mention the use of authorized users and the benefits of financial literacy for children.

Leaha Crawford and Julian Rosado discuss the growth and community impact of Row House, a fitness studio in Henderson, Nevada. David and Rebel Hooten, the owners, share their journey from passionate members to business owners, highlighting their 28-year marriage and transition from education to entrepreneurship. They emphasize Row House's inclusive environment, offering various class types, and the importance of community engagement. The studio features 26 rowing machines and hosts events like farmers markets to connect with locals. They celebrate milestones, such as 50,000 meters rowed, and offer a free first class to newcomers. The Hootens express their passion for the business and the positive impact on the community.

Nicole Williams discussed her upcoming women's only pool party at the Lexi Hotel on May 3, organized by Taste Entertainment and House of Vegas Pride. The event will feature DJ Bossy Lee, a wet T-shirt contest, games, and a safe space for women, transgender, and non-binary individuals. Tickets are available online, and the guest list is mostly sold out. Williams also mentioned her involvement in a fashion show for the Cupcake Girls charity on May 1 and an open house for studio apartments in downtown Las Vegas. The conversation also touched on traffic issues in Las Vegas and the importance of creating inclusive spaces.

Leaha Crawford and Julian Rosado discuss tax season, emphasizing the importance of accuracy over speed, especially when dealing with extensions and penalties. They highlight the need for thorough client education and due diligence to avoid errors. Jonathan Ng shares his journey from hobbyist to entrepreneur, detailing his transition from commercial to natural clay, and his innovative use of wood ash from a local barbecue place for glazes. He aims to improve online sales and marketing, and plans to use local materials for unique pieces. Jonathan's business, Jonathan Ng Pottery, is available online at jonathanngpottery.com.

The Salvation Army has been serving Southern Nevada for over 79 years, providing various critical services including drug and alcohol treatment, emergency shelters, veterans' programs, anti-human trafficking shelters, LGBTQ safety dorms, vocational training, housing assistance, after-school programs, senior housing, and emergency disaster services. They serve over 300,000 meals annually and provide shelter for 150,000 nights each year. The Red Shield Kitchen Showdown, a fundraising event, features executive chefs Jeremy and David, who will cook a three-course meal. The event aims to raise funds and highlight the Salvation Army's impact on the community.

Anita and Lamar Ross, guests on the "Growth and Grace" program, discussed their transition from their first careers to real estate investing. Anita, with a diverse background including the Navy and the Department of Energy, and Lamar, who wants to retire, have been investing in real estate since 2015. They emphasized the importance of understanding market value, budgeting, and negotiating with contractors. Anita shared that they analyze dozens of properties daily and use hard money loans, avoiding construction loans. They also highlighted the challenges of dealing with unreliable contractors and the impact of interest rates on the market. Their son's friend, a realtor, has been instrumental in their success.