What happens when a successful investor walks away from managing hundreds of millions of dollars to tackle one of America's biggest healthcare challenges?

In this episode of Live Without a Net, Jennifer Sherlock sits down with Neal K. Shah, Founder and CEO of CareYaya, whose personal caregiving experiences inspired him to leave a career in finance and dedicate his life to improving care for older adults and families.

After managing a $250 million investment portfolio, Neal made the bold decision to build a company focused on addressing the growing caregiving crisis through innovation, technology, and artificial intelligence.

Jennifer and Neal discuss:

• Why caregiving is becoming one of the most urgent issues facing American families

• How personal experiences with aging, dementia, and caregiving shaped Neal's mission

• The role AI is playing in the future of caregiving and healthcare

• The challenges entrepreneurs face when leaving successful careers to pursue purpose-driven work

• Why millions of family caregivers are struggling in silence

• How technology can help older adults age safely and independently at home

This inspiring conversation explores entrepreneurship, reinvention, resilience, and what it truly means to live without a safety net while pursuing a mission bigger than yourself.

️ Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.

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On this episode of Live Without a Net, Jennifer sits down with Philadelphia radio powerhouse Mimi Brown for a raw, empowering conversation about confidence, resilience, and finding your voice — even when the spotlight feels intimidating.

Mimi has been a trusted voice on WDAS-FM for years, inspiring listeners with her authenticity, strength, and real talk. But behind the mic is a woman who has navigated reinvention, industry pressure, and personal growth — all while staying grounded in purpose.

In this episode, we talk about:

✨ What it really takes to build longevity in media ✨ Owning your voice in rooms that weren’t built for you ✨ Confidence vs. comparison ✨ How women can stop shrinking and start shining ✨ Faith, failure, and fearless pivots

This isn’t just a radio conversation — it’s a masterclass in showing up fully, unapologetically, and without a safety net.

If you’ve ever questioned your worth, your timing, or your next move — this episode will remind you that your voice matters, your story matters, and you don’t need permission to step into your power.

Listen now and learn what it means to truly live ... without a net.

Host Jennifer Sherlock sits down with Morgan DeNicola, Executive Director of the DeNicola Family Foundation, a global philanthropic organization driven by a passion for World Health, Humanitarian Recognition, Conservation, and Cultural Diplomacy. Morgan also serves as Vice Chairman of the Humpty Dumpty Institute, where she works with leaders, governments, and organizations to foster dialogue and drive meaningful change around the world.

In this inspiring conversation, Jennifer and Morgan explore:

• How Morgan channels empathy into action and redefines what it means to serve others
• The foundation’s work supporting global health initiatives and humanitarian recognition programs
• The power of cultural diplomacy and how it builds bridges across communities
• Personal stories from Morgan’s international work — from Africa to the United Nations — and what she’s learned about courage, connection, and stepping beyond comfort zones

Whether you’re passionate about philanthropy, curious about global impact work, or simply looking for inspiration to live more courageously, this episode reminds us that doing good starts with showing up and saying “yes” to the hard stuff.

Press play to learn how Morgan’s journey, and her commitment to collaboration, compassion, and courageous leadership might just change how you see your own purpose.