Stories that Empower

Karen realized that she has a unique gift of receiving messages from deceased loved ones. She enables people to connect with their loved ones and guardian angels. Karen believes that the messages come to us as thoughts.

When Leesa was working in IT, she realized that her soul was dying. She decided to get in touch with her inner child and went on a journey of expressive writing, self inquiry and healing. Leesa picked up a creative pursuit and discovered that she wants to embrace whatever emotions come up for her. She shares these nuggets of life wisdom: - we have a short span of time on earth - let's focus on what's important Leesa Renee Hall is an author, facilitator, social historian, and creative word artist. Author of seven books, Leesa was known as a technology pioneer before turning her attention to writing about the intersection of race, spirituality, and leadership. After writing half a million words over 365 consecutive days, Leesa discovered that expressive writing can help expand our sense of identity and connect to a higher guidance. She helps highly sensitive introverted leaders (HSIL for short) use the art of self-inquiry to question their unconscious biases so they create truly inclusive communities, companies, and corporations. Leesa is on the Advisory Board for Awarepreneurs, a global community of social enterprise business leaders and entrepreneurs with a focus on social justice, diversity, and inclusion. Leesa's tips have been featured in American Express OPEN, Globe & Mail, Choice, The Ottawa Citizen, Toronto Star, Profit, and Inc. to name a few, along with television, radio and podcast appearances. http://leesareneehall.com/ https://www.patreon.com/leesareneehall

When Leesa was working in IT, she realized that her soul was dying. She decided to get in touch with her inner child and went on a journey of expressive writing, self inquiry and healing. Leesa picked up a creative pursuit and discovered that she wants to embrace whatever emotions come up for her.

She shares these nuggets of life wisdom:

- we have a short span of time on earth

- let's focus on what's important

Victor Chiu is a multi-award winning author for his book Wall Street Kitchen: The Recipe Behind a Housewife's 1000% Stock Return. He is also an active stock and real estate investor. Victor graduated from the University of British Columbia in 2005, where he studied economic geography to obtain his B.A. A contributor to business media, he has been featured in the Harvard Business Review, U.S News & World Report, and Yahoo Finance. He is a member of The American Association of Individual Investors, American Economic Association, and a member and frequent contributor to Canadian Money Forum. http://cherryisred.com/

Victor Chiu is a multi-award winning author for his book Wall Street Kitchen: The Recipe Behind a Housewife's 1000% Stock Return. He is also an active stock and real estate investor. Victor graduated from the University of British Columbia in 2005, where he studied economic geography to obtain his B.A. A contributor to business media, he has been featured in the Harvard Business Review, U.S News & World Report, and Yahoo Finance. He is a member of The American Association of Individual Investors, American Economic Association, and a member and frequent contributor to Canadian Money Forum.

http://cherryisred.com/

Bella experienced chronic stomach problems. She used to have feelings of "I'm not good enough to exist, if I'm not outstanding". Bella was afraid to leave her house. She had developed anxiety disorder. Her inner voice told her to "wake up", as in waking up in her life. Bella wrote "Raw: My Journey from Anxiety to Joy - A Memoir", which was part of her healing. She shares this life wisdom: - sometimes things have to come up, to come out - have faith in your own healing ability - trust the wisdom that resides within you - you can experience freedom from anxiety http://www.rawmemoir.com http://www.bellamahayacarter.com/

Bella experienced chronic stomach problems. She used to have feelings of "I'm not good enough to exist, if I'm not outstanding". Bella was afraid to leave her house. She had developed anxiety disorder. Her inner voice told her to "wake up", as in waking up in her life. Bella wrote "Raw: My Journey from Anxiety to Joy - A Memoir", which was part of her healing.

As an entrepreneur, Paige was on the verge of burnout. She was desperate for peace in her life. Then, Paige was diagnosed with breast cancer. She practiced meditation, mindfulness and visualization. Paige saw her cancer journey as a love journey, e.g. saw it through a compassionate lens. She shares this wisdom: our connections to ourselves, our spirits and others is most important the importance of self care, which is nourishing our bodies, minds and spirits, so that we can be there for others in a more meaningful way explore meditation and mindfulness let's be kind to ourselves Paige Davis is an entrepreneur, writer, cancer survivor, mindfulness facilitator, and meditation teacher. She leads and facilitates meditation and mindfulness programming for companies, teams, and individuals seeking more patience, productivity, and present-moment awareness. Paige is also co-founder of social impact brand, BlueAvocado. The company's thoughtful designs and creative solutions invite people to live a greener, simpler, and more mindful life. Paige received a BA in Journalism and Environmental Science from the University of Indiana and holds certifications from the Mclean Meditation Institute, Western School of Feng Shui and Pilates Center of Austin. Her work has been featured in the Huffington Post and MindBodyGreen. She is the author of "Here We Grow: Mindfulness Through Cancer and Beyond". https://hellopaigedavis.com/

As an entrepreneur, Paige was on the verge of burnout. She was desperate for peace in her life. Then, Paige was diagnosed with breast cancer. She practiced meditation, mindfulness and visualization. Paige saw her cancer journey as a love journey, e.g. saw it through a compassionate lens.

She shares this wisdom:

• our connections to ourselves, our spirits and others is most important
• the importance of self care, which is nourishing our bodies, minds and spirits, so that we can be there for others in a more meaningful way
• explore meditation and mindfulness 
• let's be kind to ourselves

Paige Davis is an entrepreneur, writer, cancer survivor, mindfulness facilitator, and meditation teacher. She leads and facilitates meditation and mindfulness programming for companies, teams, and individuals seeking more patience, productivity, and present-moment awareness. Paige is also co-founder of social impact brand, BlueAvocado. The company’s thoughtful designs and creative solutions invite people to live a greener, simpler, and more mindful life. Paige received a BA in Journalism and Environmental Science from the University of Indiana and holds certifications from the Mclean Meditation Institute, Western School of Feng Shui and Pilates Center of Austin. Her work has been featured in the Huffington Post and MindBodyGreen.  She is the author of "Here We Grow: Mindfulness Through Cancer and Beyond".

https://hellopaigedavis.com/

Doug Bopst is an award-winning personal trainer, author, speaker and business owner. He is a former felon and drug addict, sentenced to years in jail due to his poor decisions.. He is the author of two books: "From Felony to Fitness to Free," and "Faith Family Fitness," He has appeared on WBAL, WJZ, ABC and FOX 45, as well as been a recurring guest on National Substance Abuse Expert Mike Gimbels "Straight Talk" show discussing fitness for addiction recovery. He's also been featured in the Baltimore Sun, PFP Magazine, Towson Times and voted as one of Baltimores 12 Fitness Heroes in 2015. http://www.dougbopst.com/