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Luxe Life Discovered

Luxe Life Discovered

Von: Rick Steiner
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Welcome to Luxe Life Discovered, the podcast where we talk to people who are living a lifestyle that reflects their passion. Because we believe everyone should enjoy living their best life, their Luxe Life.

© 2026 Luxe Life Discovered
Erfolg im Beruf Hygiene & gesundes Leben Management & Leadership Seelische & Geistige Gesundheit Ökonomie
  • Reed Kellum and the Company That Scores Human Behavior
    Sep 30 2026

    You’re listening to a conversation about the part of performance nobody can automate away: other people.

    Reed Kellum is a Tulane grad out of Jackson, Mississippi — former Green Wave catcher, high-GPA student who used to talk about building a tech company someday. After baseball, he landed in a different kind of high-performance environment: NEURA, a 2025 behavioral-performance startup that calls itself a “behavioral operating system.”


    facebook.com The pitch is simple and a little cocky: most teams still treat communication like personality. Some people “just get it.” NEURA says that’s lazy. Reading people, regulating your presence, timing a question, spotting hesitation — those are trainable skills. You can practice them, score them, and get better under pressure.


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    That’s Reed’s lane. He’s a behavioral performance professional at NEURA. His work sits at the intersection of behavioral intelligence, communication, and performance training: why people do what they do, how we misread them, and how a small change in how you open a conversation can change the whole outcome. The company takes ideas that usually live in psychology textbooks and turns them into things a sales team, a founder, or a leader can use on Tuesday afternoon — negotiating, selling, running a hard meeting, managing conflict, or just not blowing a relationship.
    facebook.comNEURA’s stack has three pieces:

    • NEURA Academy — the shared language. Behavioral cues, presence, elicitation, how different people process information.
    • NEURA Coach — an AI coach that roleplays the other person, gives live feedback on what you said, how you said it, and what you missed.
    • NEURA Client Advisor — profiles built from real conversations so the next meeting is tailored to how that person actually decides.
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    They wrap it in game mechanics: brackets, scorecards, leaderboards. The idea is that composure is easier to build when practice feels like a sport instead of a seminar. Early customers talk about better team dynamics, more production, and reps who stop guessing in the room. Testimonials keep mentioning “Chris’s training,” which suggests Reed is part of a small founding/operating crew rather than the sole face of the company. LinkedIn lists the firm at 2–10 people.


    linkedin.comThe bigger claim is timed for this moment. AI is flooding every workflow. Emails get drafted. Decks get generated. What still decides the deal, the hire, the board meeting, is whether a human can read another human and stay steady. Reed’s angle — athlete who lived inside high-pressure rooms, then went into behavioral tech — is that connection is still analog, even when the coaching is not.That’s the episode in a sentence: a former college catcher helping a tiny company turn “people skills” into a system you can train, measure, and run like an operating system.

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    28 Min.
  • Inside The Alice in Destin, FL | Waterfront Cottages, Luxury Concierge & Venue
    Sep 23 2026

    Welcome to The Alice, Destin’s premier luxury bayfront estate! Nestled right on Choctawhatchee Bay and located just 500 yards from the world-famous Crab Island, this stunning hidden gem completely redefines private coastal living, boutique events, and upscale maritime luxury.
    In this video, we sit down with General Manager Kristin Sullivan to take an exclusive look inside their highly personalized Concierge Services and resort-inspired amenities.
    We also share an incredible behind-the-scenes look captured by the talented Megan Caulfield, showcasing exactly what makes this coastal micro-resort so magical.🛎️
    The Dedicated Cottage Concierge:
    Discover the bespoke vacation experience curated by Kristin and her on-site property management team. Guests staying at the Cottages by the Bay enjoy tailor-made pre-arrival setups, private restaurant reservations, and customized local itineraries.⚓ The Marina Concierge Support:
    For boaters and maritime visitors, see how dockside concierge support elevates a day on the water. Learn about their hassle-free vessel provisioning (stocking ice, beverages, and food), state-of-the-art boat lifts, water hookups, and shore power setups.
    Whether you are planning a luxury destination wedding, booking a private coastal getaway, or looking for the perfect boat slip near Crab Island, Kristin, Megan, and the team at The Alice ensure an unmatched, stress-free Emerald Coast experience.📍 Location:109 Calhoun Ave, Destin, FL 32541📞 Contact Kristin & The Team:
    Phone: 850-460-0425
    Website: the-alice.com
    Marina Info: thealicemarina.com


    Luxe Life Discovered podcast idea originated from meeting so many diverse, talented individuals along the Emerald Gulf Coast in Florida. There is a tremendous range of talent from artist, recording artists, entrepreneurs, as well as many desirable destinations and resorts.
    “Luxe Life Discovered” recently started remote interviews with others that Steiner Event Group has connected with nationally and internationally. We look forward to see what is ahead as we showcase talented and creative individuals, and showcase their journey.

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    26 Min.
  • FRIENDSHIP, BELONGING, AND PICKLEBALL
    Sep 16 2026
    After more than two decades calling the Emerald Coast home, Colleen Riddle shares eighteen true stories from her own coaching community in Came for the Game, Stayed for the People and invites readers to reflect on their own stories with companion journal Quietly Brave. — Pickleball may be one of the fastest-growing sports in the country, but according to Santa Rosa Beach author and coach Colleen Riddle, the real story isn’t the score. It’s everything that happens around it.In Came for the Game, Stayed for the People: True Stories of Pickleball, Friendship & Belonging, released today, Riddle shares eighteen true stories from members of her own local coaching community — people who walked onto a pickleball court looking for exercise, a new hobby, or simply something to do and found something they didn’t expect: friendship, confidence, connection, and a sense of belonging.The stories follow everyday people navigating grief, divorce, retirement, relocation, empty nesting, new beginnings, and other major life transitions. Their experiences are woven together with fifty-four short life lessons on resilience, reinvention, courage, and what it means to truly belong.Riddle has also released Quietly Brave: A Reflection Journal, a companion to the book that invites readers to turn those same fifty-four life lessons inward. Through guided reflection prompts, simple action invitations, and space to write, the journal encourages readers to explore their own experiences with courage, change, joy, connection, and belonging. While designed to complement Came for the Game, Stayed for the People, Quietly Brave also stands on its own as a personal reflection journal.“Pickleball gets people in the door,” Riddle says. “But it’s the people who keep them coming back. I’ve watched this sport hand people their community back to them — sometimes exactly when they needed it most. That’s the part nobody talks about, and it’s the whole reason I wrote this book.”Riddle has called the Emerald Coast home for more than two decades and has spent much of that time helping others improve their health and confidence. An ACE-Certified Personal Trainer and founder of Fit Pickleballer, she began her pickleball coaching community with a single free beginner class. What she didn’t expect was how quickly lessons would become friendships, friend groups would become support systems, and a sport would become the beginning of entirely new chapters in people’s lives.Although pickleball provides the backdrop, Riddle says the message of Came for the Game, Stayed for the People reaches well beyond the court. At its heart, the book is about the courage to show up, the friendships that can change the direction of a life, and the ripple effect created when people make room for one another. Quietly Brave extends that message by giving readers a place to pause, reflect, and consider how those same themes are showing up in their own lives.Riddle will celebrate the release of both books with a private launch event on August 29 in Destin, bringing together many of the local people whose stories and friendships inspired the project.Came for the Game, Stayed for the People is available in paperback and Kindle editions, and Quietly Brave: A Reflection Journal is available in paperback. Both are available on Amazon and through ColleenRiddle.com.ABOUT COLLEEN RIDDLEColleen Riddle is an ACE-Certified Personal Trainer, pickleball instructor, author, and founder of Fit Pickleballer. For more than 20 years, she has coached and encouraged people to become stronger, healthier, and more confident. Her work today brings together fitness, pickleball, wellness, and community, with a focus on helping people find connection and belonging through shared experiences.COLLEEN RIDDLE IS AVAILABLE FOR TV and radio interviews, podcast appearances, book club discussions, community speaking events, and pickleball-related appearances.SUGGESTED INTERVIEW TOPICSWhy the biggest story in pickleball may have nothing to do with the gameHow recreation and shared experiences can create meaningful adult friendshipsMidlife reinvention and the courage to say yes to something newBuilding real community in an increasingly disconnected worldWhat more than 20 years of coaching has taught Riddle about why people actually stick with fitnessThe true local stories behind Came for the Game, Stayed for the PeopleWhy Riddle created Quietly Brave to help readers turn inspiration into personal reflectionWebsite www.luxelifediscovered.com Youtube Roku Amazon Fire TV
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    29 Min.
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