January Jones sharing Success Stories

January Jones welcomes author, Elinor Stutz and the CEO of Smooth Sale discussing her latest book, Nice Girls Do Get the Sale featured in Time Magazine., translated into multiple languages and sold worldwide.

Elinor reveals: A vision came to me while at Stanford Hospital lying on a stretcher with a broken neck. I had one of those near-death experiences you read about but never happens to you. My life flashed in front of me in the form of a report card. On the left hand side, I had very high marks, but the right hand side was startling – it was blank and entitled Community Service!

I instantly recognized a need to begin giving back to communities at large. I vowed that if I were able to walk out of the hospital, I would begin doing just that. It was in ICU awaiting surgery that I mentally wrote my first business plan to include inspirational keynote speaking, motivational team training and sales education.  My mission is to teach you how to convert your biggest vision and inherent talent into business development to the enjoyment of the Smooth Sale!

Elinor Stutz is the CEO of Smooth Sale, an Inspirational Speaker, Author and Trainer known worldwide.

Kelle Sparta is one of the world’s leading experts on transformation.  She has spent almost 40 years studying personal growth, change, and the process of spiritual evolution.  

She is a transformational shaman, a psychic, a healer, a medium, and a channel and she uses these gifts as well as the energy of change that she naturally carries with her to facilitate powerful, deep, long-lasting change for her clients.

Kelle Sparta is one of the world’s leading experts on transformation.  She has spent almost 40 years studying personal growth, change, and the process of spiritual evolution.  

She is a transformational shaman, a psychic, a healer, a medium, and a channel and she uses these gifts as well as the energy of change that she naturally carries with her to facilitate powerful, deep, long-lasting change for her clients.

David Seltzer (born 1940) is an American screenwriter, producer and director, perhaps best known for writing The Omen (1976),[1] and Bird on a Wire (1990). As writer-director, Seltzer's credits include the 1986 teen tragi-comedy Lucas starring Corey Haim, Charlie Sheen and Winona Ryder,[2] the 1988 comedy Punchline starring Sally Field and Tom Hanks, and 1992's Shining Through starring Melanie Griffith and Michael Douglas.

David Seltzer (born 1940) is an American screenwriter, producer and director, perhaps best known for writing The Omen (1976),[1] and Bird on a Wire (1990). As writer-director, Seltzer's credits include the 1986 teen tragi-comedy Lucas starring Corey Haim, Charlie Sheen and Winona Ryder,[2] the 1988 comedy Punchline starring Sally Field and Tom Hanks, and 1992's Shining Through starring Melanie Griffith and Michael Douglas.

Meet Miles Miller and 

Develop Your Mindset for Success

Believe You will Succeed

Overcome One Obstacle at a Time

Only compete with Yourself

Commit To the Best Options

Develop A Growth Mindset

http://www.mylesofsuccess.com

Meet Miles Miller and 

Develop Your Mindset for Success

Believe You will Succeed

Overcome One Obstacle at a Time

Only compete with Yourself

Commit To the Best Options

Develop A Growth Mindset

http://www.mylesofsuccess.com

In the trials and tribulations department for finding love, Carrie Bradshaw has nothing on Cathy Bueti. In her early 20s, Bueti is widowed by her high school sweetheart and a few years later, just as she feels ready to venture out into the streets of New York City to date again, she is diagnosed with breast cancer. For most, a cancer diagnosis—and its related treatments and surgeries—might backburner dating. But for Bueti, it motivates her to redouble her efforts to find love again while she still has her hair. What emerges is a disarmingly frank look at what it takes to be a survivor. As Bueti recovers from surgeries, endures chemotherapy, and subsequently experiences the loss of her hair, she manages to negotiate the obstacle course of internet dating. Against the comical backdrop of one Mr. Wrong after another, Bueti is forced to confront her relationship with her abusive, alcoholic father—and her own distorted views about her body and her worth. Then, just a week after her last chemotherapy treatment, Bueti meets and falls in love with a wonderful guy.

 

January Jones-Brestless in the City-Cathy Bueti

In the trials and tribulations department for finding love, Carrie Bradshaw has nothing on Cathy Bueti. In her early 20s, Bueti is widowed by her high school sweetheart and a few years later, just as she feels ready to venture out into the streets of New York City to date again, she is diagnosed with breast cancer. For most, a cancer diagnosis—and its related treatments and surgeries—might backburner dating. But for Bueti, it motivates her to redouble her efforts to find love again while she still has her hair. What emerges is a disarmingly frank look at what it takes to be a survivor. As Bueti recovers from surgeries, endures chemotherapy, and subsequently experiences the loss of her hair, she manages to negotiate the obstacle course of internet dating. Against the comical backdrop of one Mr. Wrong after another, Bueti is forced to confront her relationship with her abusive, alcoholic father—and her own distorted views about her body and her worth. Then, just a week after her last chemotherapy treatment, Bueti meets and falls in love with a wonderful guy.

 

January Jones-Brestless in the City-Cathy Bueti

January Jones-Successful Second Marriages

Patricia Bubash grew up as a Navy "brat" spending the biggest part of her first 16 years moving from place to place. Once she did plant roots, it was as the very young bride of an ex-serviceman.Patricia earned an undergraduate degree in education, a graduate degree in counseling. 

Her open door policy as a school counselor, provided her with many stories of family dynamics: divorce, remarriage, blending families, problems with extended family members. These personal accounts, plus her own failure with marriage-twice, gave her the catalyst to write: Successful Second Marriages.