January Jones sharing Success Stories

MEET: Sharise Erby, author of "Whole Women Win, Unleashing The Winner Within."

Sharise Erby is a charismatic Empowerment Life Coach who is multi-gifted as she excels in leadership and is a passionate entrepreneur, it runs through her veins. She earned her Masters of Health Administration from University of Phoenix.

Sharise has served in management for over 20 years in the health care industry ensuring that at-risk populations have access to health care benefits. 

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January Jones welcomes Theresa Campbell, the author of “Are You There God?”

As a young woman in rural Jamaica, Dupree struggles to maintain a home for herself and the ailing aunt who is raising her after she was abandoned by her teenage mother. The effort of life with no electricity, running water, or money often leaves Dupree battered and bruised, but she refuses to be defeated. She might have been forced to grow up too fast, but she will not succumb to the wiles of the devil, choosing instead to rely on the power of Almighty God to help her through.

After a brutal attack that takes her to hell and back, Dupree must reach for her inner strength once again to survive. Her journey for a better life leads her to Kingston, a city some people refer to as "Jamaica's Sodom and Gomorrah."

January Jones welcomes Theresa Campbell, the author of “Are You There God?”

As a young woman in rural Jamaica, Dupree struggles to maintain a home for herself and the ailing aunt who is raising her after she was abandoned by her teenage mother. The effort of life with no electricity, running water, or money often leaves Dupree battered and bruised, but she refuses to be defeated. She might have been forced to grow up too fast, but she will not succumb to the wiles of the devil, choosing instead to rely on the power of Almighty God to help her through.

After a brutal attack that takes her to hell and back, Dupree must reach for her inner strength once again to survive. Her journey for a better life leads her to Kingston, a city some people refer to as "Jamaica's Sodom and Gomorrah."

Meet Tawana Williams, with a personal JFK Story!

Tawana was born without arms and her mother wrote to President Kennedy asking for help and he responded in such a wonderful way that Tawana will always be thankful for his assistance to her mother and herself! JFK really changed her life for the better.

"I seldom think about my limitations because I’m focused on my possibilities.”-Tawana Williams

From the shadows of obscurity and the anguish of disability, Tawana Williams was a victim of brutal medical negligence; due to the drug Thalidomide that was given to her mother during pregnancy. Born without arms and impaired use of her legs, her compelling life story unfolds her will to survive the anguish of physical defect and the shame of abuse and isolation. Unable to fight with human hands, she fought in spirit and yet lives to stand through the grace and courage of God, Unarmed But Dangerous.

Faced with many challenges and obstacles that most people take for granted, Tawana has figured out a way to do some of life’s simplest things such as; eating, cleaning and being self sufficient. These tasks seemed monumental, yet her resolute determination transcended self-pity. She endured years of physical pain, emotional scars and the rejection of family members and peers. She withstood childhood only by the strength of a mother’s love.

Tawana was born to a mother that told her “there was nothing that she could not do,” she also had a grandma Rogers that told her as a young child that “she didn’t need arms because God didn’t give them to her and nothing was missing, if you don’t have it, you don’t need it.”

Meet Tawana Williams, with a personal JFK Story!

Tawana was born without arms and her mother wrote to President Kennedy asking for help and he responded in such a wonderful way that Tawana will always be thankful for his assistance to her mother and herself! JFK really changed her life for the better.

"I seldom think about my limitations because I’m focused on my possibilities.”-Tawana Williams

From the shadows of obscurity and the anguish of disability, Tawana Williams was a victim of brutal medical negligence; due to the drug Thalidomide that was given to her mother during pregnancy. Born without arms and impaired use of her legs, her compelling life story unfolds her will to survive the anguish of physical defect and the shame of abuse and isolation. Unable to fight with human hands, she fought in spirit and yet lives to stand through the grace and courage of God, Unarmed But Dangerous.

Faced with many challenges and obstacles that most people take for granted, Tawana has figured out a way to do some of life’s simplest things such as; eating, cleaning and being self sufficient. These tasks seemed monumental, yet her resolute determination transcended self-pity. She endured years of physical pain, emotional scars and the rejection of family members and peers. She withstood childhood only by the strength of a mother’s love.

Tawana was born to a mother that told her “there was nothing that she could not do,” she also had a grandma Rogers that told her as a young child that “she didn’t need arms because God didn’t give them to her and nothing was missing, if you don’t have it, you don’t need it.”

Susie McEntire-Eaton, (www.susiemcentire.com) another prodigy of the legendary McEntire singing and rodeo family.  Like her brother Pake and sister Reba, Susie began singing in the back seat of the McEntire's car.  To pass the time, mother Jac taught them harmonies to fill the long hours in the car hustling from one arena to the next. The fruit of that was "The Singing McEntires". 

From 1980 - 1982 Susie toured with Reba until Susie she her family.  In 1984, out of a deep personal spiritual journey, Susie moved to singing and recording Christian music.  She quickly signed with a recording label and as her music climbed the charts and she garnered awards.  As a pioneer of the Positive Country movement, Susie blended her Christian faith into  country music.

Susie McEntire-Eaton, (www.susiemcentire.com) another prodigy of the legendary McEntire singing and rodeo family.  Like her brother Pake and sister Reba, Susie began singing in the back seat of the McEntire's car.  To pass the time, mother Jac taught them harmonies to fill the long hours in the car hustling from one arena to the next. The fruit of that was "The Singing McEntires". 

From 1980 - 1982 Susie toured with Reba until Susie she her family.  In 1984, out of a deep personal spiritual journey, Susie moved to singing and recording Christian music.  She quickly signed with a recording label and as her music climbed the charts and she garnered awards.  As a pioneer of the Positive Country movement, Susie blended her Christian faith into  country music.

It’s called Radio-TV Interview Report (RTIR), and while it began as a printed magazine, we still publish it online today. It’s been called “the bible of the industry” by producers looking for guests.

The e-magazine consists of paid write-ups for potential guests. I discovered early on that when I wrote the author’s copy, they got a lot more interviews than when they wrote their own. That’s because I learned which headlines or “hooks” tended to grab the media. Word of mouth traveled fast as our clients received dozens of interviews without having to do any work.

There were a lot of thrills along the way. I’ll never forget the day we sat down and watched one of our guests who’d been booked right from our magazine to appear on Oprah. When Oprah introduced her, she read the opening paragraph of our write-up, word for word!

It’s been really gratifying to help unknown authors become massively famous. When Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen contacted us, their credit cards were maxed out, but they were committed to investing in their future and in doing as many interviews as possible. Today, almost everyone has heard of their Chicken Soup for the Soul book series which has sold over 500 million copies.

It’s called Radio-TV Interview Report (RTIR), and while it began as a printed magazine, we still publish it online today. It’s been called “the bible of the industry” by producers looking for guests.

The e-magazine consists of paid write-ups for potential guests. I discovered early on that when I wrote the author’s copy, they got a lot more interviews than when they wrote their own. That’s because I learned which headlines or “hooks” tended to grab the media. Word of mouth traveled fast as our clients received dozens of interviews without having to do any work.

There were a lot of thrills along the way. I’ll never forget the day we sat down and watched one of our guests who’d been booked right from our magazine to appear on Oprah. When Oprah introduced her, she read the opening paragraph of our write-up, word for word!

It’s been really gratifying to help unknown authors become massively famous. When Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen contacted us, their credit cards were maxed out, but they were committed to investing in their future and in doing as many interviews as possible. Today, almost everyone has heard of their Chicken Soup for the Soul book series which has sold over 500 million copies.

Bringing Back The Old Hollywood

Stephen Simon

Author, Producer & Director  

What Dreams May Come

Robin Williams & Cuba Gooding, Jr.

Somewhere In Time

Christopher Reeves & Jane Seymour

All The Right Moves

Tom Cruise

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