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Mabel Katz, Author of The Easiest Way to Live: Let Go of the Past, Live in the Present and Change Your Life Forever, Speaker and Seminar Leader.

Through an ancient Hawaiian philosophy, Mabel is traveling the world teaching the art of Ho’oponopono. For twelve years she studied intensively with the master Ihaleakalá Hew Len, Ph.D. Mabel is considered a foremost authority on Ho’oponopono. With her inspirational approach, she gives people the tools needed to change lives and create lasting results. Many have said she changed their lives forever.

Marc Allen joins us again to talk about the state of publishing in the 21st century. What does the future hold for books and authors? 

He is an internationally renowned seminar leader, entrepreneur, author, and composer. He co-founded New World Library (with Shakti Gawain) and has guided the company, as president and publisher, from a small start-up to its current position as a major player in the independent publishing world. 

He leads seminars in northern California and gives monthly free teleseminars that reach people all over the world. He has written several books, including The Type-Z Guide to Success, The Millionaire Course, Visionary Business, and others. He has also recorded several albums of original music, including Breathe, Petals, Quiet Moments, Solo Flight, and his latest, Awakening. 

For more information visit www.MarcAllen.com or www.NewWorldLibrary.com.

Laurel Massé joins me to talk about art, music and spirituality. She is a unique voice in a new age.

Very few artists can claim to have started their career in music at the top, but as a founding member of the universally-acclaimed Manhattan Transfer, that is exactly what Laurel Massé did. With her lush, expressive voice, absolute pitch, flawless diction and ready wit, the statuesque redhead left an indelible mark on the group. She toured internationally with the Transfer for seven years, recording four albums (certified gold and platinum) and the movie soundtrack of "Just a Gigolo", which starred David Bowie, Kim Novak, and Marlene Dietrich in her final screen appearance.

Ms. Massé also sang for two years as a member of the professional choir of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine on Manhattan's Upper West Side. Laurel Massé joined Project Rushmore Theatre Company in 2010, and has been cast in readings of Beth Henley's "Crimes of the Heart" (as Lenny), A.R. Gurney's "The Snow Ball" (older Kitty), and Shakespeare's "King Lear" (Cordelia). Laurel Massé is an ASCAP writer and a member of AFTRA and SAG.

Balancing Your Business, Personal and Online Life with Eva Abreu.

Are you feeling overwhelmed with your day-to-day responsibilities? Are you trying to figure out how to keep up with social media sites like Facebook and Twitter? Let's take a step back and sort things out with Eva Abreu so you can have a better idea of how to manage your life, both offline and online.

Eva Abreu is a social media consultant, organizing coach, and instructor at OLLI-Rutgers Continuing Studies. She writes a social media business column for Home News Tribune, Courier News and myCentralJersey.com (Gannett), is publisher of NJSocialMedia.com and creator of the STO Sort Things Out method of organizing. She's also a mom and community volunteer in New Jersey.

Melba Tolliver knows a thing or two about African-American firsts. She was the first black person ever to anchor a network news program. The year was Marchl of 1967, and the news staff at ABC network was on strike. Network executives drafted Melba as the replacement on the Marlene Sanders show News With The Womans Touch. That was just the beginning of a long list of firsts for Melba Tolliver.

It was also the beginning a illustrious career in broadcast journalism. Four years after her career launch as the accidental anchorwoman, Melba was assigned to cover the White House Rose Garden Wedding of Tricia Nixon. However, when she showed up in Washington, D.C. with her hair in an Afro instead of her usual straightened style, the brass as WABC temporarily took her off the air. It was time when African Americans were redefining who they were, and Melbas hairdo was another turning point.

Never one to knowingly leave a stone unturned or an opportunity on the table, thats Melba's voice you hear on Gimme Me Shelter, the Rolling Stones documentary drawing a hilarious response from Mick Jagger when she posed the question, Are you satisfied yet?

Melba is writing a memoir from her home on the Delaware River, appropriately titled Accidental Anchorwoman: Choice, Chance, and Change.

An honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from Molloy College, Long Island, NY; a political reporting award from Lincoln University; a Lifetime Achievement Award from the New York Association of Black Journalists, the John B. Russwurm Award from the New York City Urban League, the Matrix Award from New York Women in Communications, and a National Endowment of the Humanities Fellowship to the University of Michigan are among her many honors.

Visit her site here>>http://www.melbatolliver.com/

Chetan Parkyn is the author of Human Design: Discover the Person You Were Born to Be. The book guides the reader through the meanings of your human design, bringing a clarity that allows you to better understand accept who you are as an individual. Learn more here: http://www.humandesignforusall.com

Follow along by viewing my chart. Double click on the image to see it larger. http://wildwomannetwork.blogspot.com/2011/03/human-design-with-chetan-parkyn.html

What is your story? How do you tell it? What does your story say about you?

Michael Margolis is the son of an inventor and artist, Michael’s fascinated by how ideas socialize into reality. By the age of 23, Michael was a founding member of two pioneering nonprofits in the social enterprise sector. Despite early success, Michael felt something was missing from the conversation. This led him, a decade ago, to discover storytelling as a lynchpin of the change-making and creative process. Today as President of Get Storied, Michael oversees an education and media eco-system including Story University, The Reinvention Summit, and The New Storytellers podcast series.

Despite his unusual methods, Michael’s work has been featured in Brandweek, Fast Company, and Storytelling Magazine, among other places. He is currently developing a next generation Culture Training Curriculum in partnership with Zappos Insights. Michael is also the author of Believe Me: A Storytelling Manifesto for Change-Makers and Innovators, which you can download for free at www.getstoried.com.

With a degree in cultural anthropology, Michael is a student of life’s basic questions and greatest dramas. Growing up in Switzerland and Los Angeles, Michael splits the difference now living in the east village of New York City. He eats more chocolate than the average human and likes to geek-out on technology, 70s ghetto funk, and Indian curry. His TV guilty pleasures include Celebrity Rehab and Millionaire Matchmaker. You can connect with Michael on Twitter via @getstoried.

We know about Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn. But what else can we use to tell our stories?

Warren Whitlock is an Author, Speaker & Social Media Strategist.

His mission is to help authors and businesses improve the results of their marketing programs.

He is the co-author of the first book on this topic, Twitter Revolution: How Social Media and Mobile Marketing is Changing the Way We Do Business & Market Online

He is uniquely qualified to speak on the emerging trends in social media. How do we know which trends to follow and embrace?

Warren will be our guide on this topic.

Marc Allen is an internationally renowned seminar leader, entrepreneur, author, and composer. He co-founded New World Library (with Shakti Gawain) and has guided the company, as president and publisher, from a small start-up to its current position as a major player in the independent publishing world. He leads seminars in northern California and gives monthly free teleseminars that reach people all over the world. He has written several books, including The Type-Z Guide to Success, The Millionaire Course, Visionary Business, and others. He has also recorded several albums of original music, including Breathe, Petals, Quiet Moments, Solo Flight, and his latest, Awakening. For more information visit www.MarcAllen.com or www.NewWorldLibrary.com.

Join me and special guest Greg S. Reid to discuss the new release of tapes by Napoleon Hill recently discovered. Many of today's top leaders expand on the timeless messages such as Brian Tracy, Les Brown, Mark Victor Hansen, Sharon Lechter, JB Hill (Napoleon's grandson) and even Don M Green, (CEO of the Napoleon Hill Foundation.)Find out what gems Hill has to offer us after all these years.