Kristin Naigus discovered her love of music in high school. She switched career paths, became an instrumentalist and has never looked back.

With her experience as a Philadelphia firefighter, Jennifer Leary undertook a long journey to blazing a trail for the sake of pets, the family members who are also left homeless after a fire. No one has successfully launched non-profit effort like Red Paw Emergency Relief Team.

Chris Beveridge took the leap to self-employment and gradually built a passion-led business, which he eventually sold, and then started another. This journey of self-employment eventually led him to create and run The Fandom Post.

Pennsylvania State Senator Daylin Leach changed my mind about what being a politician means. You may disagree with PA State Senator Daylin Leach’s platform and his party, but I hope you will appreciate his candor, personality and his reasons for pursuing the EPIC career of a politician.

Marji J Sherman is a PR virtuoso turned Social Media master on Twitter. She shares her story of overcoming hardships and finding empathy- which has driven her career.

While the hype, both positive and negative, over this “gig economy” continues to explode, if you can embrace it like Angela, you will find that there is freedom in not being chained to a full-time job with benefits that enables you to pursue your passions.

Dr. Zimmerman knew from an early age that he wanted to help people, but how evolved over the years, and it would appear that he was very right about his calling.

Dan Hunt has always believed that he can do anything, and he has had not just one epic career as a Director, but almost was a pro athlete, enjoyed a successful career in broadcasting, and was an Adjunct Professor at Villanova and so much more!

Ariell Johnson didn’t wait very long in her Bookkeeping role before realizing that “some day” doesn’t always happen. She followed her dreams and and has created not only a brick and mortar happy place, but a community of people who previously had no place to be themselves together.

Mary Thomas Pickett was not unlike most wayward millennials, believing, “Success is a long shot, so I’m going to have my fun.” The thing that she thankfully realized was that her talent and her dreams were being squandered.