Tony Petrozza
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Perhaps you’ve invested in self-help books, courses, and seminars. Then what? Did you find your answers? What happened to your dreams and goals – why did they just disappear along the way? The Self-Help Coaching Podcast helps you finally achieve what you always wanted self-help to do for you. If you’re just getting started, count yourself very lucky. Now, you can get real answers, from real experts, and find yourself once again powerfully on your way toward achieving the dreams and goals you hold dear.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Tony Petrozza connects business execution, career choices, and personal agency through candid, practical guest conversations.
Tony Petrozza builds each episode around an extended guest conversation, using direct questions and personal examples to connect self-management with decisions about work and business.
Half-followed advice gets a hearing from Tony Petrozza when your business plans stall at good intentions.
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Fitness, business, and coaching collide in a loose but energetic interview.
Chad Price comes across as a fitness-minded entrepreneur who keeps circling back to the overlap between business, sport, and wellness. The kettlebell segment is where the conversation feels most grounded: it moves from training ideas into custom routines, creativity, and staying…
A practical writing conversation about getting past fear and putting a lived story on the page.
Victoria Anderson comes across as a published author with three paranormal memoir books, and the mention of Leap Into Your Story plus a 30-day writer's journal gives the piece a clear writing-coach bent.
A practical conversation about inner conflicts, limiting beliefs, and self-sabotage.
This conversation centers on the inner conflicts that can slow people down and keep them from moving toward their goals. Diana Behuni is framed as both a spiritual life coach and an artist, and her approach draws on somatic work, energy work, shadow exploration, and inner-child…
A candid menopause conversation centered on practical, natural support and women's health experience.
Marion Stewart is presented as a steady, practical voice on menopause care, framing it as something women can manage with clear steps rather than guesswork.
A practical reminder that mood management shapes judgment, work, and relationships.
Wayne Altman's interview keeps returning to a plain idea: mood management is part of everyday decision-making, not something separate from it.
A steady look at long-term recovery, psychotherapy, and the day-to-day reality of managing severe mental illness.
Max E. Gutman, presented as the owner of Recovery Now and a licensed clinical social worker, talks through severe and persistent mental illness as a long recovery process rather than a quick fix.
A direct coaching conversation about choice, pain, and the work of changing your life.
Dan Hegerich and Tony Petrozza build the conversation around a plain idea: the next choice matters, and self-help only earns its keep when it shows up in real acceptance, grit, and connection.
A direct coaching conversation about persistence, mindset, and doing the work.
Fran Banting and Tony Petrozza keep the talk centered on a plain idea: results come from persistence, deciding what matters, and then doing the work. The interview lands because it stays concrete.
Small habit changes meet hands-on AI experiments.
Marion Stewart talks with the host about managing menopause naturally.
Steve brings hard-won momentum.
Tony Petrozza interviews Chad Price, a fitness entrepreneur, about his journey in business, including founding Kettlebell Kings and Life Grows Green.
Tony Petrozza interviews hiring coach Abbie Marti about mastering the job search process, covering strategies for candidates and hiring managers, common pitfalls like desperation and dishonesty, and insights on remote work trends.
Host Tony Petrozza interviews psychotherapist Max E.
Tony Petrozza and Fran Banting spend the conversation on the idea that results do not happen by accident.
Wayne Altman joins as the founder of Melody Clouds.
Tony Petroza opens with Dan Hegerich and the line that your future sits in your next choice.
The host talks with Diana Behuni about how inner conflict can slow people down or keep them from reaching their goals.
The host welcomes Victoria Anderson to talk about the supernatural side of her work and the story behind her paranormal memoirs.
Tony opens with Leah Vaughn and introduces her as a trauma coach.
Tony sits down with Brian Will to talk about what it takes to start and grow a business.
Nikki Gangemi presents CALM as a four-step framework for moving from mental chaos toward clarity and aligned action.
Steve Kidd tells Tony Petrozza that a bestseller is "a foundation," not an endpoint, and says his author-coaching system has been in use since 2007.