3 Pillars of Success

Honey Kapoor is a facilities manager at a real estate company in Australia. She sees success as the right balance in life. How is being content with what you’ve built going to help you through your emotional ups and downs? Vision, purpose and trust in others are some of the key issues that have guided her through her journey. Are we ever too young to define and pursue what we want? Learn from her insightful story in this new episode of The 3 Pillars of Success.

Melanie Panergo is a traveling digital nomad and marketing manager, also known as DJ That Girl. Through storytelling and solid branding, she helps minority-owned small businesses to highlight their stories. Melanie believes the first step to success is identifying your values, and surrounding yourself with like minded people who have similar principles for a stronger purpose. But is success a linear journey? How does one transform life's hardest challenges into something meaningful and positive? Let’s find out more in this new episode of The 3 Pillars of Success.

Leland Thompson is an executive coach and leadership trainer. His work focuses on assisting people reaching their goals, and being there for them side by side when they are on their journey. Leland also refers to the 3 important pillars in his career as an entrepreneur: reflections, patience and persistence. He claims that "success is literally losing a client", what does he mean by that? What are the most common roadblocks that entrepreneurs often encounter? Join us to find out more on this new episode.

Kim Le is a master of heart healing. She helps people heal from heartaches such as betrayal, grief and being overwhelmed. In this episode, she introduces to us the idea of success from a holistic perspective. What does this mean? The balance between health, relationships and financial well being. Let's find out more on this conversation about heart, mind and unity, in this new episode of The 3 Pillars of Success.

Celia C. Peters is a filmmaker, storyteller and visual artist. In this episode of The 3 Pillars of Success we discuss the concept of purpose in life, and fulfilling your existence through pursuing your own dreams and determinations. Celia describes art in her life as “that thing that really moves me”, so is success the bravery to follow our passion? How can we achieve it? Let’s listen to this interesting chat with someone that knows how to get along with these answers.

Ev'Yan Whitney is a sexuality doula and a sex educator. In this episode, she defines success as a state of gratitude. To achieve it, she highlights the importance of being connected to our bodies, getting to know ourselves better, and filling our everyday lives with pleasure and joy. She also discusses sensuality: What does it mean and how do human beings become aware of it? All of this and more on this new episode of The 3 Pillars of Success.

Melody Velasco is a high school English teacher and for her, success is the ability to accomplish goals. But how do we get there? Are we ready to face challenges in order to succeed? During her life, Melody has had to test her self-doubt several times, with failures that took her away from her desire to become a teacher. How did she stay determined when that kept on happening? Let's find out in this episode of The 3 Pillars of Success.

Leah Grandstaff is an aerialist acrobat and a self-discovery guide. In this episode, we discuss the meaning of success for a person who performs and coaches aerial acrobatic skills, and educates through mindfulness movement and self-awareness. Is it possible to achieve a healthy balance between the body and the mind? Which are the challenges to accomplish it? Join us as we explore these topics in this interesting chat with her.

Jean-Marc Saint Laurent is a marketer and lead generation expert. Success to him is being able to fully and honestly express yourself. In this episode we chat with him about “giving" as a pillar on the road to self-fulfillment. He also explains the importance of vulnerability: recognize what you feel, and know you are not the only person dealing with a given problem. For Jean, success can be achieved by being real and honest with people, and recognizing their needs. He says, "Be such a person that people want to be in your presence”.

John Aden is a filmmaker who also works for a non-profit organization called, the Open Media Foundation. In this episode, he opens up about the very competitive world of the arts, where multiple creators try to find their spot and many feel the constant need of approval from others. How can one reconnect with the true value of art? Is it hard to juggle between two jobs? Find out with us.