
Welcome to Office Hours, hosted by Legendary Sports Executive, Entrepreneur, and Investor, David Meltzer. Where the brightest millionaires, billionaires, and entrepreneurs, in business, sports, and entertainment get together to talk about success, failure, and everything in between.
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<p>In today’s episode, I break down how preparation, flexibility, and protecting your non negotiables can turn an intense travel schedule into a well oiled machine. We look back at a whirlwind trip to New Jersey and the small decisions that made it possible, from prioritizing sleep and family time to choosing flights strategically, creating schedule overlap, and preparing for things to go wrong. I also share why efficiency comes from learning from the little mistakes, using white space intentionally, and knowing where your time creates the most value. The goal isn’t perfection. It’s building systems that help y...

<p>In today’s episode, I sit down with PGA coach Virgil Herring to talk about the mindset required to reset when things don’t go as planned. We discuss how elite athletes carry their competitive mentality into golf, why some struggle to refocus, and simple techniques for breaking frustration before it becomes a spiral. Virgil shares lessons from Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy, and other great players while explaining the importance of self forgiveness after a bad shot. We also talk about the future of professional golf, the challenges facing LIV players, and why staying focused on the next opportunity matt...

<p>In this episode, Jack Pittas shares how he helps businesses build stronger pipelines and generate revenue through entrepreneurship, sales, and strategic business development. As the founder of PK Cyber Solutions, partner at Ace Business Development, and creator of Decision Table, he explains how companies can improve their positioning, connect with key decision-makers, and create meaningful growth opportunities. He also highlights his support for Accelerated Visions, a nonprofit that operates a student-powered technology accelerator.</p><p>Gil Mandelzis, CEO and founder of Capitolis, discusses his journey as an entrepreneur and the lessons he has learned from building and scaling successful...

<p>In this episode, Judith A. Swack, Ph.D., explores how unresolved trauma can affect the body, emotions, and overall well-being. As the creator of the Healing from the Body Level Up™ (HBLU™) methodology and author of Clear Trauma Now, she shares how identifying and addressing the root causes of trauma can help people overcome anxiety, chronic conditions, and limiting patterns.</p><p>Shari Leid discusses the importance of human connection and redefining leadership through her Flip The Box® Method. Drawing from her 50 States Project and book Table for 51, she shares how intentional conversations can strengthen relationships and build more conne...

<p>In today’s episode, I sit down with Brian Sher to talk about how access, relationships, and experience shape the business of sports and entertainment. We compare his weekend at Coachella with my 30th year at the Masters, reflecting on how these events change as your career and priorities evolve. We talk about earning access through years of relationship building, sharing those experiences with family and friends, and the pressure that comes with being the person everyone calls for a ticket. We also discuss the growing role of social media, where attending exclusive events has become as much about cr...

<p>In this episode, Igor Pejic explores how emerging technologies are reshaping finance, investing, and the global business landscape. An award-winning author and technology strategist, he shares insights from his latest book, Tech Money: A Guide to the New Game of Technology Investing, explaining how investors and executives can recognize opportunities and achieve greater returns through technology-driven investments. Drawing on his experience in banking, payments, and consulting, Igor breaks down the intersection of finance, innovation, and the future of investing.</p><p>Blake Erickson shares his experience building and scaling successful businesses, leading more than 1,200 people, and helping companies achieve...

<p>In this episode, Brian Murdock shares how entrepreneurship and technology can create both financial success and meaningful social impact. As the Founder and President of All World Communications Group and founder of All World Impact, he discusses building successful businesses while creating opportunities through workforce development, education, mentorship, and community support. He also shares his perspectives on leadership, resilience, and the importance of using business as a force for positive change.</p><p>Mischa Zvegintzov discusses how entrepreneurs can turn podcast interviews and everyday conversations into valuable business opportunities. Drawing from his experience closing $1.5 billion in home loans, he...

<p>In today’s episode, I sit down with three leaders exploring how purpose, connection, and responsibility shape meaningful outcomes. Bob Quintana shares why AI can accelerate both the strengths and weaknesses already present in a business, making culture and alignment essential before implementation. John Warner explains how his novel The Tuesday Code uses a fictional crisis to explore civic responsibility, trust, and the power of controlling the square foot you stand on. Shelton Mercer III discusses his approach to combining venture capital and philanthropy while investing in people and organizations focused on lasting impact. Together, we explore what happens wh...

<p><br></p><p>In this episode, Dr. Sean Altman explores how understanding the root cause of pain and persistent health issues can transform recovery. As the creator of Orthopedic Functional Medicine™, he shares how a diagnostic-first approach helps people move beyond incomplete diagnoses and make more informed decisions about their health. He also discusses his upcoming book, Beyond the Diagnosis: An Orthopedic Functional Medicine Guide to Pain, Recovery, and Physical Longevity, releasing December 1, 2026, which introduces a new way to understand pain, healing, and long-term physical health.</p><p>Ella Rivkin shares her expertise in tax strategy, business growth, and we...

<p>In today’s episode, I sit down with Blaine Bartlett to talk about harmony and what it means to measure a life well lived. We discuss why fulfillment requires creating your own scoreboard instead of relying on money, titles, recognition, or accomplishments. Blaine explains how our calendars reveal what we truly value, why small daily course corrections prevent larger problems, and how treating each day like an entire lifetime can change our perspective. We also talk about measuring the quality of our relationships, defining success through service, and turning personal values into meaningful rituals. A fulfilling life is built th...