January Jones sharing Success Stories

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. Patricia earned a 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.

January Jones from Bitch to Rich in Life

Bernadette Boas is known as a ‘ball of fire’ author, speaker, screenwriter, and leadership change agent... who inspires, motivates and equips women with the mindset and skill set needed to achieve success and prosperity in their life and business.

Bernadette is the founder of Ball of Fire Consulting, a business management and leadership growth company. 

Bernadette authored her first in a series of books, Shedding the Corporate Bitch, Shifting from Bitch to Rich in Life and Business.

January Jones 101 Principles 2 Wealth

January Jones welcomes Charles Brokop, the author of 101 Principles to Wealth, Key Financial Secrets for Success: Planning, Investing Saving & Spending.

Charles Brokop is the president and founder of Clear Stream Advisors Corporation, a registered investment advisor firm. He has over 30 years of experience.  

Charles is a contributing writer at Seeking Alpha on Index Strategies, Global Indexing and ETF Conference. He holds a business degree from ASU and has graduate studies at Harvard University.

January Jones sadly Remembering 911 

On September 11, 2010, for the nine-year anniversary at Ground Zero, Melissa spoke the names of those who passed on 9-11.  She said her aunt’s name and a special message.  That was live coverage presented nationally and internationally.  

One of the biggest losses Melissa has had to deal with was losing her aunt, Arlene T. Babakitis on September 11, 2001.  That day was a day no one will ever forget

Fox News interviewed both, Melissa and her mother, Evelyn Pettignano, for their Fox News Documentary in regards to the 10 year anniversary of September 11, 2001 for Bill O'Reilly’s, What's Happening Now. 

Melissa and her mother shot a documentary film in New York City, entitled, Forever Changed 911 in Remembrance, in regards to 9-11 for ACLJ- American Center for Law and Justice.  

tags: 911, tribute, sorrow

Carl Russo is a San Francisco Bay Area native who has written for the Oakland Tribune, Indiewire and other publications. Russo fell in love with Sicily on his first trip to the island in 1999 and has returned many times since. In 2010, he began a blog, Mafia Exposed, which became the basis for his book. Russo was also a radio producer and disc jockey at KUSF-FM, San Francisco, from 1990 to 2003.

 

His book is entitled: The Sicilian Mafia: A True Crime Travel Guide

Karen Ely is the owner of A Woman’s Way, one of the country’s premier women’s retreat and workshop program in Sedona, AZ.  Karen is the author of four books:  Daring to Dream:  Reflections on the Year I Found Myself, which chronicles the end of her 32-year marriage; A Retreat of My Own, Breathing Space: Mini-Retreats for the Heart & Soul & A Safe Place to Stand. Karen is an experienced facilitator with a commitment to assisting women in creating and living authentic lives of passion and joy.

January Jones - Robin Williams & Depression                   

January welcomes Jeremy Bennett discussing the tragic death of Robin Williams and the dificulities dealing with depression.

Jeremy Bennett has become one of Canada’s most prolific experts and speakers on mental health, particularly anxiety and depression. Having been diagnosed at a young age with a severe form of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, anxiety and clinical depression, he knows first hand the deliberating effects of mental illness. Jeremy also knows the strength of the human mind and the ability to overcome mental illness. By using the techniques and living the lifestyle he now teaches, he overcame what doctors told him he could not.  Jeremy’s mission is now to help as many people as he can overcome mental illness. His presentations throughout North America are not only changing lives, but also saving lives.

Jeremy’s first book, The Power of the Mind: How I Beat OCD, has helped thousands of people.

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.

January Jones-Try Talking to Our Kids?

Nationally recognized psychologist and author Dr. James Sutton is a plain-speaking expert who deeply values his early experiences as a teacher. He offers a common sense, relationship-based approach to child behavior and family harmony. His many years of experience and his compassion for young people will come through loud and clear as he shares with your audience ideas that work. 

(Many of them are in his latest book, The Changing Behavior Book: A Fresh Approach to the Difficult Child.)

January Jones - Dads Behaving Dadly

Hogan Hilling and Al Watts are the authors of Dads Behaving DADLY: 67 Truths, Tears and Triumphs of Modern Fatherhood

HOGAN HILLING is a dad to three children, the author of six parenting books, fatherhood expert and has appeared on Oprah.  Hilling has co-founded and helped establish several fatherhood networks in the USA since 1992.  s

AL WATTS is an eleven-year veteran stay-at-home dad of 4 children ages 12, 9, 7 and 6. He is the President of The National At-Home Dad Network