The T.R.O.N. Podcast

1d ago

Cindy Tusa is a licensed esthetician, educator, former nurse, and founder of The White Magnolia Advanced Skincare Institute , where science meets soul and estheticians are trained to think deeper. With years of experience in the skincare industry, Cindy recognized that most skin issues are rarely just skin-deep—they often reflect inflammation, stress, gut health, and mindset. This insight inspired her to create The Integrative Esthetician , an advanced training program that blends biology, neuroscience, and energy awareness with practical, real-world esthetics education. Known for her straight-shooting, compassionate teaching style—tempered with dry humor—Cindy empowers estheticians to move beyond quick fixes and truly understand what’s happening beneath the surface: inside the body, the brain, and the belief system. She is passionate about exploring the intersections of health, beauty, and human potential, helping professionals cultivate confidence, clarity, and thriving careers. Cindy frequently speaks on topics such as: Transitioning out of mainstream esthetics and finding a deeper purpose in the industry The lost art of critical thinking in skincare and society at large Functional medicine as a path to true healing The essential role of client consultation in successful esthetics practices “It’s About the Skin, But It’s Not About the Skin”—how skin conditions reflect internal imbalance The Four Root Causes of Skin Dysfunction: inflammation, nutrient deficiencies, gut dysbiosis, and mitochondrial dysfunction How subconscious beliefs and emotional wounds (“wound expressions”) manifest on the skin Quantum biology and its connection to skin health The real reasons personal care providers—nurses, estheticians, massage therapists, physicians, hairstylists, and others—experience burnout Ethics in esthetics and esthetics education

2d ago

Etinosa Agbonlahor is a behavioral scientist, personal finance expert, and entrepreneur with over a decade of experience helping individuals and organizations make better financial and business decisions. She is the CEO of Decision Alpha , a behavioral pricing firm that leverages insights from psychology and economics to help businesses grow by shaping pricing strategies and customer engagement. Etinosa is also a passionate advocate for financial literacy and empowerment. She is the author of How to Talk to Your Parents About Money , a practical guide designed to help families navigate financial conversations with clarity and confidence. Additionally, she hosts the Her First House podcast, where she shares actionable strategies on real estate investing and wealth-building for women and young professionals. Her work spans multiple continents, including the U.S., Australia, Africa, and the U.K., and she has been featured in prominent financial media outlets such as MarketWatch and Morningstar . Known for combining behavioral science with practical financial advice, Etinosa empowers individuals and businesses to make smarter, more informed decisions that lead to lasting success.

3d ago

Dr. Gloria Vanderhorst has over 50 years of experience helping individuals—from preschoolers to adults—understand their emotional needs and heal from trauma. She has worked extensively with individuals, families, groups, and schools, guiding people toward deeper self-awareness and healthier relationships. Gloria’s work is grounded in the understanding that our brains record experiences from the moment we are born. These early experiences shape how we see ourselves and interact with others—often influencing our present lives without our conscious awareness. When unresolved, early histories can quietly undermine relationships with family, friends, and colleagues. Gloria helps people recognize these patterns and transform them into sources of growth and healing. She is the author of the bestselling book Read, Reflect, Respond: The 3 R’s of Growth and Change , available on Amazon, which provides practical tools for understanding personal history, healing early trauma, and creating meaningful change. Topics Gloria frequently speaks on include: Raising boys to build healthy, lasting relationships Understanding your personal history to better understand yourself Why relationships don’t work—and how to fix them

4d ago

Dr. Marissa Pei is an organizational psychologist, bestselling author, motivational speaker, and internationally syndicated radio and television host. With over two decades of experience, she has worked with Fortune 500 companies, public agencies, and global audiences to promote effective leadership, organizational change, and personal well-being. She is the creator and host of Take My Advice, I’m Not Using It: Get Balanced with Dr. Marissa , a long-running talk show focused on happiness, resilience, and conscious living. Dr. Pei is also the author of 8 Ways to Happiness from Wherever You Are , a #1 Amazon bestseller that offers practical tools for creating balance and inner peace. Known for blending psychology, real-world insight, and humor, Dr. Pei’s work centers on empowering individuals to live with greater clarity, compassion, and joy, both professionally and personally.

Dec 12

Numa Palmer an Italian singer, songwriter, producer, and multifaceted entertainer known for her radiant artistic style and commitment to empowerment-focused creativity. With a career that bridges music, television, social advocacy, and international collaboration, Numa has become a distinctive and recognizable figure within Italy’s contemporary artistic landscape. From an early age, Numa cultivated an interest in global music traditions, vocal expression, and spiritual well-being — influences that later shaped her signature sound. Her music blends pop, soul, world-fusion, and melodic storytelling, often infused with uplifting messages centered on personal growth, resilience, and emotional authenticity. Over the years, she has released an array of singles in Italian, English, and Spanish, developing a multilingual repertoire that has helped her reach audiences beyond the Italian market. Numa has collaborated with notable international musicians and producers, further expanding her artistic footprint and strengthening her reputation as a versatile performer comfortable across genres and cultures. Her live performances, noted for their warmth and energetic sincerity, combine musical craft with a message-driven approach that resonates deeply with listeners. Beyond her musical achievements, Numa Palmer has made a significant impact as a television and media personality. She has appeared in various Italian entertainment programs, reality shows, and cultural broadcasts, showcasing her charisma, creativity, and ability to connect with a broad audience. Her television presence has contributed to her status as a dynamic public figure whose work spans multiple facets of the entertainment world. A strong advocate for humanitarian and social-welfare causes, Numa dedicates considerable time to projects focused on community support, education, and global solidarity. Her philanthropic work often intersects with her artistic mission, emphasizing the power of music and communication as instruments for healing, unity, and positive change. Characterized by her expressive voice, optimistic philosophy, and dedication to personal and collective empowerment, Numa Palmer continues to evolve as an artist and public figure. Whether through her music, her media work, or her social initiatives, she stands as a vibrant example of creativity guided by purpose and passion.

Dec 11

Christopher Dundy is the founder and CEO of Flagship LMS, a full-service Moodle hosting and administration company. With over 18 years in the e-learning industry, he has led the design and launch of more than 1,000 custom online training courses. A former U.S. Marine officer, Christopher brings a systems-driven, no-nonsense approach to business and training operations. His mission is to help organizations stop wasting money on bloated in-house training departments. He believes that companies should focus on managing training—not building it—and that outsourcing course design and LMS operations is not only more cost-effective, but also smarter, faster, and more scalable. Christopher frequently speaks on creating lean, strategic training teams that survive budget cuts, spotting bad LMS vendors, structuring LMS governance, and using training to drive measurable performance rather than just checking boxes. Topics he often addresses include: Stop building your training—start managing it Why in-house instructional design is often a waste of money The hidden costs of bad LMS vendors and how to spot them What great LMS governance looks like and why it matters From chaos to clarity: using checklists and Kaizen in training operations Why your LMS should support the entire employee lifecycle The real ROI of outsourcing: performance, not just savings Common misconceptions organizations have about online training Why authoring tools like Captivate and Storyline may be hurting your training—and what to use instead

Dec 10

John Damiani is a transformational, presence-based coach who helps clients uncover the subconscious patterns that shape their lives. After years in data analytics, he realized his outward success didn’t match his inner experience and began a deep process of self-inquiry. That journey led him to shift careers and devote himself to supporting others on their own inner path. His coaching focuses on compassionate, grounded exploration — helping people move beyond old conditioning, understand the beliefs driving their emotions and behaviors, and reconnect with a more authentic way of being. Clients describe his work as intuitive, calming, and deeply clarifying, offering a space where they feel fully seen and supported.

Dec 9

Raúl T. Pereyra (RTP) is a first-generation Latino leader, coach, and the founder and CEO of RTP Learning. Raised in East Los Angeles as the son of Mexican immigrants, Raúl overcame significant personal adversity — including a childhood in a home impacted by alcoholism — to transform his life’s challenges into a powerful foundation for purpose and leadership. For over 25 years, he has worked across human resources, organizational development, diversity/equity/inclusion (DEI), and leadership training, helping nonprofit organizations, B-Corps, and socially conscious businesses build inclusive cultures and effective leadership. Driven by his own journey of “post-traumatic growth,” he developed a coaching framework called The BAG We Carry™ — addressing the Beliefs, Assumptions, and Guardians (inner-critic, limiting beliefs, old coping patterns) that often hold leaders back. Through Behavior‑First Coaching™ , he helps first-time Latina/Latino and BIPOC CEOs, founders, and executives unpack their inner barriers, build self-awareness, and lead with clarity, integrity, and belonging. Raúl’s work extends beyond individual coaching — he partners with mission-driven organizations to deliver structured training, DEI consulting, and leadership development that drive lasting culture change, better retention, and enhanced engagement. At the core of his mission: to transform what once felt like baggage into fuel for growth — helping leaders not just succeed in their roles, but lead with authenticity, purpose, and the confidence to belong boldly.