Global Economic Press

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into the transformative journey of ModaXpress, a pioneer in the fashion retail industry, as it celebrates its 20th anniversary with a comprehensive brand overhaul. ModaXpress, known for introducing Colombian-style butt lift jeans to the United States market, has grown from a small back-room operation to a household name synonymous with accessible, flattering jeans for curvy women. The brand's success is attributed to its proprietary fit engineering and a strong word-of-mouth marketing strategy that has resonated with women seeking stylish and body-confident apparel.

The rebranding includes a new visual identity, a redesigned e-commerce platform on Shopify Plus, and an expanded merchandise strategy featuring seasonal drops and weekly new arrivals. ModaXpress is also developing an exclusive premium denim line to be manufactured in Colombia, leveraging the expertise of local textile artisans. This premium collection aims to distinguish ModaXpress from fast-fashion imitations and will be available exclusively on their website. For more information about ModaXpress and their offerings, visit ModaXpress's website.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into the intriguing insights presented in "Shaped by Climate," a new book by Alain Dorcelus. The book, released by Scayver Graphix, explores the significant influence of climate on the development and behavior of human civilizations throughout history. Dorcelus challenges conventional historical narratives by emphasizing the active role of environmental conditions in shaping societal structures, cultural patterns, and global outcomes. This cross-disciplinary work provides a fresh perspective on how climate has been a driving force behind the evolution of societies, urging readers to reconsider the forces that have shaped our world.

"Shaped by Climate" offers a bold examination of how different environments have influenced social patterns, cultural values, and economic systems. Dorcelus invites readers to explore why some civilizations expanded aggressively while others developed unique priorities and values. The book connects historical insights to present-day challenges, encouraging readers to reflect on how climate has shaped civilization and may continue to do so. Written for those interested in history, society, and climate, "Shaped by Climate" is a timely exploration of the pressures facing our world today. For more information about the book and Scayver Graphix, visit their website at Scayver Graphix.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into the intersection of spiritual wellness and personal development with the launch of a new digital publishing platform by Mojo Rising Media. Founded by the esteemed practitioner Cari Roy, this platform offers structured spiritual wellness toolkits aimed at fostering personal development, emotional resilience, and intuitive growth. The platform introduces a series of digital bundles that combine educational content, guided workbooks, planning tools, and audio meditations, making over four decades of professional experience accessible to a global audience. These resources are designed to empower individuals worldwide, providing them with the tools to navigate their personal journeys with clarity and confidence.

Cari Roy, a third-generation practitioner with a rich lineage of spiritualists and master astrologers, has been a trusted advisor to a diverse clientele since 1985. With the launch of Mojo Rising Media, she offers a new way for seekers to connect with universal truths through curated digital bundles such as "Awaken Your Intuition," "Finding Forward," and "Plenty." Each bundle serves as a comprehensive soul-care kit, containing an ebook, a guided workbook, a 30-day planner, and a high-fidelity MP3 meditation. Roy's mission is to help individuals align with their purpose and reclaim their power, offering tangible, actionable information to create happiness, peace, and fulfillment. For more information, visit Mojo Rising Media's website.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into the emerging field of artificial intelligence and search visibility, spotlighting the Prague-based startup, VisibAI. The company is set to make its official debut at WE Make Future 2026 in Bologna, Italy, and will also showcase its platform at the Web Summit 2026 in Lisbon, Portugal. VisibAI's innovative platform enables brands and agencies to assess their visibility in artificial intelligence-generated search results across major platforms like ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity. With over 100 industry-specific visibility checks per audit, VisibAI identifies competitors mentioned instead of the brand and provides actionable solutions, including downloadable schema markup and robots.txt files.

VisibAI's launch comes at a crucial time for the search marketing industry, as the introduction of Hybrid Engine Optimization highlights the shift towards artificial intelligence assistants for product research. Founder Francesco Bianchi emphasizes the importance of being visible in artificial intelligence-generated answers, stating that the company's presence at WE Make Future and Web Summit will connect them with key stakeholders in the technology sector. VisibAI offers a range of pricing plans, including a free tier and various subscription options, making it accessible to businesses of all sizes. For more information, visit VisibAI's website.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into the health and wellness publishing sector, highlighting the success of Karl Jacob's debut book, "Fix Your Insulin: 7 Simple Hacks to Lose Weight Without Hunger or Calorie Counting." The book has quickly climbed to the number one spot in Amazon's Diabetes category, marking a significant achievement for the independent author. Published by Wellingtonia Publishing Limited Liability Company, the book is based on Jacob's personal journey of losing over 80 pounds by focusing on insulin levels rather than calorie counting. The podcast explores the book's insights and strategies, which have resonated with readers and could have broader implications for the health and wellness market.

"Fix Your Insulin" presents a framework of seven hacks aimed at lowering insulin levels, featuring topics such as strategic food ordering, intermittent fasting, and lifestyle adjustments to enhance insulin sensitivity. The book, which references 64 peer-reviewed studies, is designed for general readers without scientific or medical backgrounds. To celebrate its success, a limited-time Kindle Countdown Deal offers the book at $0.99 from May 5 through May 12, 2026, making it accessible to a wider audience. For more information about the book or to request an interview with the author, visit Wellingtonia Publishing LLC's website.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into the intricacies of business process automation, spotlighting a new entrant in the field, Axiant. Axiant is launching with a groundbreaking approach to address the prevalent issue of automation project failures. The company has identified that the root cause of these failures is not the automation technology itself, but rather the underlying processes that are not adequately prepared for automation. Axiant's Executive Vice President, Jeff Woodham, emphasizes that companies often skip the crucial step of ensuring that their processes are ready for automation, leading to significant operational setbacks across various industries.

Axiant introduces its proprietary Process First Automation methodology, which focuses on evaluating and preparing business processes before any automation technology is implemented. This approach involves a structured diagnostic to determine if a process is ready for automation, needs redesigning, or should not be automated at all. By establishing a documented operational baseline, Axiant aims to transform the landscape of automation success, ensuring that technology implementations are aligned with well-defined process outcomes. For more information about Axiant and its innovative methodology, visit axiant.co.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into the transformative world of energy healing with a focus on Janell Rae, an esteemed energy healer and researcher. Janell has recently released her debut book, "Satori: Awakening to Your Truest Self Through Energy Intelligence," which introduces her groundbreaking Energy Intelligence Method to a broader audience. The book arrives at a time when many are seeking deeper, more lasting forms of personal transformation beyond conventional self-help approaches. Janell's work emphasizes healing at the energetic root, offering readers a path to realign with their authentic selves and experience profound personal growth.

"Satori" is not just another self-help book; it is a guide to energy healing that works at the level of frequency, where true change occurs. Janell Rae's method helps individuals identify and clear the invisible patterns that have kept them from realizing their full potential. Her approach integrates energy healing, intuitive development, and somatic intelligence, providing a comprehensive framework for personal transformation. Readers can expect to gain a new understanding of their inner world and a practical guide to becoming more fully themselves. For more information about Janell Rae and her work, visit her website at Janell Rae Energy Healing.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses the launch of HopeWeighsIn.org, a new nonprofit initiative by Donna Krech International. The initiative is designed to provide single mothers with access to personal and professional development resources, aiming to deliver business training, mentorship, and growth tools that support long-term financial stability. The podcast highlights the inspiring story of Donna Krech, who, inspired by her mother's resilience, has built 14 multi-million dollar businesses and affected 1.7 million people through her programs. The initiative seeks to empower single mothers by connecting them to expert guidance and resources that can change the trajectory of their lives and the lives of their children.

HopeWeighsIn.org is a direct response to the challenges faced by over 11 million single mothers raising 15.6 million children in the United States, as reported by the United States Census Bureau. The organization aims to bridge the gap in access to professional development and mentorship, which research shows significantly improves long-term economic outcomes for single-parent households. Donna Krech's mission is to help other mothers achieve success by providing them with the tools and resources necessary for financial stability and personal growth. For more information about Donna Krech International and their initiatives, visit Donna Krech International.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady delves into an innovative development in contract risk management with the introduction of LiabilityScore's new platform. This groundbreaking tool is designed to bring credit-score logic to contract risk, specifically tailored for small businesses. The platform allows users to upload any contract, such as commercial leases or employment agreements, and receive a risk score from 0 to 100, with plain-English explanations of risky clauses in under 60 seconds. This approach aims to revolutionize how businesses assess and manage contractual obligations, providing a much-needed solution for small businesses that often lack the resources to hire legal experts.

LiabilityScore's platform stands out by offering a free starting plan, with paid plans beginning at just $4.99 per month, compared to competing products that are built for attorneys and priced significantly higher. The scoring model follows the logic of a credit score, where a higher score indicates lower risk. A score below 40 flags the contract as high risk, and the platform identifies specific clauses driving that score, offering explanations and negotiation suggestions. As Anil Premlall, founder of LiabilityScore, highlights, the tool is designed to level the playing field for small businesses facing complex contracts. While it is not a substitute for legal advice, LiabilityScore serves as a valuable risk intelligence tool. For more information, visit LiabilityScore's website.

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady discusses the remarkable journey of Laura Anderson, a media buyer and artificial intelligence keynote speaker who transformed her life from financial hardship to running a seven-figure consulting business. The episode delves into Anderson's innovative approach to work and her efforts to help others achieve financial independence through her internationally recognized bootcamp. At the age of 26, Anderson found herself at Los Angeles International Airport with less than fifty dollars in her bank account, but today she manages millions in advertising spend for major brand clients while working only ten hours a month.

Anderson founded the 10hr $10K Work Month Bootcamp, an accredited digital trade institution designed for freelancers and career changers seeking to earn substantial income online without a college degree. The program covers various topics, including Meta advertisements, TikTok advertisements, email marketing, and artificial intelligence automation. Graduates receive certifications recognized in fifty-one countries and gain immediate access to a private job board with high-paying client leads. Anderson's work challenges the traditional forty-hour work week, offering a framework for building a lean, high-income consulting business. For more information, visit 10hr10kworkmonth.com.