Selling From the Heart Podcast is a sales and leadership show with a simple center of gravity: trust changes the way people sell. Larry Levine and Daryl Amy guide conversations with sales-focused guests, then keep translating those ideas into real behavior. The show is practical. It is also values-heavy, in a deliberate way. Episodes argue that authenticity affects hiring, coaching, prospecting, customer experience, and the way a seller earns attention. Dan Dominguez brings leadership back to self-awareness and communication filters. Mitch Matthews pushes on how people show up across social media, phone, email, and face-to-face interactions. James Laughlin links high performance to habits, wellbeing, relationships, and the work people do away from the field. Ben Ortlip is framed around aligning buyers through values. Sheri Jacobs brings boundaries into the sales and leadership conversation. Owen Burns connects client relationships with courage, patience, kindness, forgiveness, and celebration. Nick Glimsdahl makes service and customer experience central, especially after the deal is won. Rick Denley points the conversation toward adaptability, empathy, authenticity, and selling to millennial and Gen X decision makers. The format is conversational, with plenty of affirmation, paraphrase, and quick practical follow-up. The hosts let guests talk, but they regularly restate the lesson so it lands. That rhythm gives the show a coaching-room feel rather than a polished lecture feel. It is best for sales professionals, sales leaders, and executives who want to improve performance without stripping the humanity out of the work. Expect encouragement, direct challenges, sponsor-style openings, and repeated reminders that the craft of sales depends on how people communicate, serve, and keep trust after the first yes.