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Chancellor K. Jackson (born 1995) is a Georgia native, born in Fulton County and raised in Smyrna. He attended Stetson University, where he played football for nine years at both the high school and collegiate levels.
After earning a bachelor's degree in Communication and Media Studies, Chancellor lived abroad in China from 2018 to 2019. His passion for writing emerged following a traumatic experience—being arrested and detained in Beijing for 14 days. This journey led to his debut book, 14 Days in Beijing, which has ranked #1 on Amazon over fifteen times across multiple genres.
Today, Chancellor is an educator, football coach, and entrepreneur, dedicated to guiding aspiring authors through the writing and self-publishing process.
📲 Follow Chancellor on Instagram & Twitter: @korlehj 📚 Explore his books & website
Asara Lovejoy is an internationally recognized expert in the science of human potential, celebrated for her groundbreaking work in helping individuals harness the power of their minds through the theta brainwave state. She is the visionary creator of The One Command©, a six-step process that empowers people to rewire their subconscious and consciously create the life they desire. With a blend of ancient wisdom and modern neuroscience, Asara teaches that true transformation begins by accessing the Greater Mind—a field of unlimited possibility—and making a bold command for change.
As a best-selling author, seasoned radio personality, and founder of global seminars, Asara's influence spans across continents, helping thousands shift from struggle to success. Her work is rooted in the belief that we are all "quantum humans," biologically hardwired for success, and capable of catalyzing profound change by aligning thought, emotion, and energy. Through her seminars, mastermind programs, and personal coaching, she continues to lead individuals and business owners alike into a new paradigm of growth, abundance, and personal mastery.
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David Gilbert is a transformational executive coach, author, men's work facilitator, and dedicated explorer of human potential. With a foundation in design thinking and a background in business and peak performance, David has empowered executives, entrepreneurs, and high achievers to break through unseen barriers, uncover deeper fulfillment, and achieve extraordinary results—both professionally and personally.
He is the author of The Alchemical Journey, a guide to true self-mastery through inner transformation, and the co-author of Peak Performance: Mindset Tools for Business. David's work centers on helping leaders move beyond high performance to access their inner gold—peace, fulfillment, and joy—by rewiring limiting beliefs and transforming resistance into growth.
Passionate about guiding others toward purpose and authenticity, David brings a powerful blend of strategic insight and soulful wisdom to those ready to step into their highest potential.
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Caroline Fernandez is a children's author who creates fun, adventurous books, including the Asha and Baz series and the award-nominated Plague Thieves, inspiring young readers with stories of curiosity, creativity, and real-life heroes.Her newest book, Asha and Baz Meet Gladys West, is part of her awesome series that tells the stories of real-life women who changed the world with science and math!
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Caroline Rose, a nationally recognized author, TEDx speaker, public speaker, and motivational storyteller, delivers compelling stories from her three separate battles with her highly aggressive, incurable stage IV cancer. After being diagnosed when she was 27 years old and undergoing two different bone marrow transplants, it was ultimately a groundbreaking clinical trial and the donation of her older brother's marrow that saved her life. Caroline understands the universal struggles of trying to live life to the fullest, even in the face of fear and uncertainty, and is passionate about helping people recognize the beauty of life, even in the darkest moments.
Caroline's compelling story has been featured by organizations such as MD Anderson Cancer Center, Livestrong, City of Hope National Medical Center, and Health Magazine. The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society chose Caroline to be a candidate for their Woman of the Year campaign, and the National Cancer Survivors Day committee highlighted Caroline and her story as a featured speaker for this year's speaker selection. Caroline is a frequent podcast guest on top rated podcast and travels the country, speaking to approximately 10,000 to 15,000 people annually. In 2018, Caroline was honored to be chosen as the speaker for the City of Hope Music, Film, and Entertainment Industry Spirit of Life Awards in Santa Monica, California.
Today, Caroline is embracing her thirteenth year of living cancer-free. She lives in San Antonio, Texas, and enjoys life as a wife and a mom to her two teenage children and two four-legged fur babies. Caroline is an avid dog lover and a deep believer in the healing power of animals. She is very excited about her recently released memoir, Dear Riley Rose, the story of a woman and her dog...and how they saved each other.
In her free time, Caroline volunteers for organizations such as her local dog rescue, the MD Anderson Patient Advisory Board, the Be the Match Foundation, the National Charity League, and the Battle of Flowers Organization, and she fills several parent volunteer positions at her children's school. Caroline also spends time in Austin and is involved with the Health Alliance for Austin Musicians and the local Austin-based medical device company, Wenzel Spine, which was founded by her life-saving brother, Chad Neely.
Caroline's strong message of hope, even in the face of profound struggle, resonates universally, especially today. The world is craving hope, and Caroline is happy to be the one to provide it.
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Ruby Ryba is a former high school math teacher turned Screen Time Strategist, mom of two, and author of How to Stop Scrolling. Drawing from her personal experiences, background in education, and interest in psychology, Ruby helps people reclaim their time, attention, and sense of self in a tech-heavy world. Through relatable stories and research-backed strategies, she guides listeners to examine not just how they use their phones — but why. Her work blends empathy, humor, and practicality to help people find adjustments and strategies that work for their goals.
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Vince Quinn is the Co-Founder and Creative Director at SBX Productions, where he helps businesses refine their podcast strategy, sharpen their message, and streamline their production processes. Before launching SBX, Vince flew up the ladder in corporate radio. He started his career spinning a prize wheel at events. Seven years later, he was hosting The Vince Quinn show across 225 stations in the US & Canada on CBS Sports Radio...even though he was a terrible athlete.
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Ken Hester brings over 25 years of leadership and pastoral experience, along with a passionate heart for both the local church and life transformation through Christ. He holds a BS in Sports Administration from the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill, and prior to ministry, he managed corporate franchises and coached high school basketball.
Ken has been in full-time ministry for 22 years, serving at Crossroads Fellowship (12 years), Elevation Church (8 years), and most recently as a virtual Executive Pastor for churches nationwide including LifeFamily Church in Austin, TX, where he oversees seven campuses and leads the charge on strategic ministry expansion.
Ken has worked closely with large-scale campaigns throughout his ministry and is thrilled to continue that work with Generis. His ability to build strong, flexible, and high-capacity teams, combined with a deep pastoral sensitivity, allows him to bring both relational and strategic leadership to every environment.
Ken and his wife, Ashley, live in Austin, TX, with their two children, Isaac (7) and Madelyn (5), and will celebrate 18 years of marriage this June. When Ken's not investing in leaders or building ministry strategy, you can find him on the golf course, watching sports, or enjoying time with family and friends.
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David is an author, public speaker, philanthropist, and endurance athlete whose mission is to form more meaningful human connections through storytelling. In his first book, Winning in the Middle of the Pack, he discussed how to get more out of ourselves than ever imagined. With Cycle of Lives, David shares the interconnected stories of people overcoming trauma and delves deeply into their emotional journeys with cancer.
He continues to do Ironman triathlons and a wide range of endurance athletic events, having recently completed a solo 4,700-mile bike ride. He is married, lives in Southern Nevada, and has twins who are in college.
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Dawn is a self-proclaimed Fruit Pot! Like the main character in her first award-winning picture book, The Little Pot, Dawn is a vessel created by the Potter. While eagerly allowing her Creator to produce the fruit of the Spirit through her, Dawn loves to help others discover how they can be fruit pots growing love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. Like Little Pot, Dawn took a long time to discover her true identity and purpose. She searched for purpose as an educator, wife, mother, fundraising director, sales manager, business owner, and even a school principal. Her search caused her to define herself by what she held. As God continued to empty and refill her, she learned to focus instead on what He would grow through her. Each of her books teaches us about the loving relationship we can have with our Potter and each other. The Little Pot helps readers discover that being filled and emptied is part of the Potter's plan to make them into fruit-bearing vessels. Then, the Tea Pot tells the importance of serving and pouring into others. The Oil Lamp encourages us to overcome fear and shine the Potter's light. Finally, the Small Jar teaches us that God is never finished using us and that our wounds have a purpose, too.
As the Potter's vessel, Dawn shares how we can each discover our identity and purpose. Through children's books, blogs, and as an inspirational speaker at women's events, homeschooling co-ops, Christian schools, writing conferences, and churches, Dawn serves the Potter and shines His light. She helps others learn to pour out, serve, shine, and not grow weary or burn out. Her books, keynote speeches, and presentations tell readers that God never finishes using them.
Additionally, the Potter continues to mold her while she leads a team of professional editors, illustrators, formatters, and marketers at EA Books Publishing. This allows her to help future authors share their unique stories.
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