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Featured GuestKamel Shaath was trying to think of a way they could help give back during these hard times. He developed a program that will help business, save the Earth and feed over one million hungry kids.

The Junk-A-Juke program will enable businesses to upgrade their older storage systems for free. Many companies are still using old storage equipment (many of which are being "end of lifed" by Dell and HP) and in need of upgrades. These systems can cost into the hundreds of thousands (depending on capacity). Old storage solutions tend to be bulky and are costly to dispose of. As a result, more than 80% end up in landfills.

KOM Networks is doing this not only so they can keep the equipment from landfills, but they will break down the systems and sell the components or raw materials (though KOM's recycling partner). The money raised is going to help fight hunger through Feed The Children (www.feedthechildren.org). Businesses of any size can take advantage and they can get rid of any older computer equipment taking up space in closets, server rooms, data centers, etc. They can also write of the recycled costs as charitable giving. KOM arranges the pickup, recycling, and installation of a brand new Dell powered storage/archive solution.

This helps businesses with storage needs, the earth and hungry kids at the same time. KOM's goal is to feed one million hungry kids (15 million kids die every year of starvation).

Featured GuestAre you frustrated and overwhelmed? Do you feel out of balance, have
trouble concentrating and find it hard to cope? Do you feel your stress
mounting with no relief in sight?

Maybe it’s time for new, more effective techniques to manage your stress.
Tune in as international author and speaker, Dr. Jo Anne White shares her
insights and tools to defeat stress and increase your health and well-being.

Featured GuestBarry Roberts began his career as a professional singer and humorist at age twelve. By the time he was nineteen he had appeared in major night clubs and dinner theaters and twice performed at The White House for President Johnson.

When Barry talks and sings about stress, self-esteem, innovative thinking, leadership and humor in the business world, or in life, he talks from empirical knowledge and experience. Today Barry is an acclaimed professional speaker and researcher investigating the functions of humor on human effectiveness. Barry's articles have appeared in nationally distributed magazines and his books Practice Safe Stress and The Sales Coach ll have been very well received. He is a member of the National Speakers Association (and is on their special Humor Committee) as well as the National Association for Therapeutic Humor.

Barry Roberts, a humorist, helps businesses achieve maximum profitability and productivity by reducing stress and developing innovative thinking skills. His keynotes and educational seminars are sought out throughout the USA and Canada.

Combining his skills as an educator, entertainer, businessman and serious researcher. Barry offers six of the most effective and entertaining programs you will experience. Barry has been brought back by numerous clients to present "other" programs, because his information is that practical and audiences enjoy him so much. Barry is ready to bring that kind of success to your organization, too!

Featured GuestCarolyn Kelley is a licensed psychotherapist and author who’s been a practicing since 1992. She has experience in treating individuals, couples and families struggling with a variety of issues including: relationship conflicts, parenting dilemmas, depression, body image, stress and anxiety. Carolyn is a graduate of the nationally ranked MSW program at Virginia Commonwealth University; she received her BA from The University of Iowa and has been clinically licensed therapist since 2995. She is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker.

Carolyn has worked with families in suburban Washington,DC before relocating to south Florida and is currently in private practice in Boca Raton and Lighthouse Point. Ms. Kelley North has been a featured writer in Today’s Teen Magazine, singleedition.com, The Bridge Magazine, and was cited in the Wall Street Journal for her expertise in treating families. She is the author of “How to Win Dates and Influence Relationships.” And “The Savvy Shrink’s Guide to Dating…in your 30’s.” She currently lives with her husband and two children in south Florida.

Featured GuestMarla Martenson used her personal dating experiences to help others. She turned this talent into a career as a matchmaker in Los Angeles, where, since 2001, her skills have led many couples to matrimony. Marla's work inspires people and gives them hope that they can find their soul mates. She found and married her own, musician and composer Adolfo Jon Alexi, in Mexico City in 2002. A world traveler and culture nut, Marla describes herself as having a French flair, a Persian heart, Italian fire, and Mexican taste buds!

Marla was named the "Over 40 Female of the Week" in February, 2010, for Over40Females.com. She is the bestselling author of three books, Excuse Me, Your Soul Mate Is Waiting (Hampton Roads Publishing, 2008) and Good Date, Bad Date (Hampton Roads Publishing, 2009), her latest, Diary of a Beverly Hills Matchmaker (Bettie Youngs Books), is now available at bookstores and on Amazon.com.

Weekly Expert Guest

Diane Helbig is an internationally recognized business and leadership development coach, author, speaker, and workshop facilitator. As a certified, professional coach and president of Seize This Day Coaching, Diane helps businesses and organizations operate more constructively and profitably. She evaluates, encourages, and guides her clients. Working with as few as one person to as many as 100+, Diane creates an environment that is cooperative and interactive.

Featured Guest
Megan Duckett, Founder of Sew What, Inc. credits her progressive deployment of innovative technologies in transforming her part-time passion for sewing into a flourishing business and the go-to entertainment and event industries resource for custom theatrical draperies and fabrics. What began with a single sewing machine, now extends to include drapes and backdrops for music superstars including Green Day, Beyonce, Sting and even Lady Gaga.

When working with celebrities of such high caliber, first impressions are everything, which created a dilemma for Sew What?, a small company operating out of a little office in Rancho Dominguez, CA. Megan’s crowded workspace outside Los Angeles was hardly an appropriate venue for meetings with her superstar clients and she needed some means to present them with her designs.

Sew What? counts on technology to extend their sales reach, deliver topnotch customer service and to increase workforce productivity, so it was only natural that Megan would look to technology for a solution, implementing a remote video conferencing solution. “Now I can reach clients in Hollywood and Nashville from right here in my office,” says Megan.

Technology has helped Sew What? bring this innovative business model to market – a model that could be highly beneficial for other entrepreneurs and small companies that do business cross country and even internationally. Rather than spending a large portion of the budget on travel, they could be saving time and money in the long-term by investing in a technology solution.

Featured Guest
Here’s a book for you. Authors Traci Davis & Vicki Holleman-Perez have written The Momma Guide, providing everyday practical advice for mommas everywhere. The Momma Guide addresses topics are far-ranging as birth, health problems, depression, divorce, death, and everything in between. As inspirational as it is informational, the hefty volume (461 pages) is a handy reference guide whenever something new and challenging comes up around the house. And though it might be easy to think of it as a “Desk Reference for Moms,” the information within is equally applicable to dads.

Written by mommas for mommas—a book-length reassurance that “You are not alone” and “You’re not the only one who’s ever had difficulty understanding how to be a good momma”—the delightful book took longer to write than normal because the author’s, practicing what they preach, put their families first, often writing with a child on their lap.

Traci Davis grew up in a small farming and ranching town where she had to find her own fun the good old fashion way: riding horses with her friends and making up games as they went along. A one-time rodeo queen and a born entrepreneur, Traci owned TLC Cleaning for over ten years and now runs the highly successful Tan Yer Hide and Tone It Too! Traci lives in Texas with her husband Tom and their two daughters.

Featured Guest
For over 40 years, Dr. Sheldon H. Kardener, has written, lectured and taught extensively while practicing psychodynamic psychotherapy. Always on the cutting edge, he's often called the father of Focused Dynamic Therapy(™) and conducted seminars in Ultra-Brief therapy for a number of years.

After completing psychiatric residency at the University of California at Los Angeles Dr Kardener joined the faculty where he is now a Clinical Professor in Psychiatry. Dr. Kardener has also taught mental health professionals, psychiatric, psychologists, social workers, marriage family therapists, and nurses as well as lay groups, in the United States and Europe.

Weekly Expert GuestLissa Duty has worked in a variety of administrative, marketing, management and executive support roles for 20 years. She is currently using her passion, energy and marketing talents to assist her clients in growing their business and network via social networking websites, such as Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter. In addition to social media marketing, Lissa is a virtual assistant, providing administrative support to small business owners and consultants around the globe, from general administrative duties to creating their newsletters, website maintenance and scheduling their webinars. For more information about Lissa Duty visit LissaDuty.com.

Featured Guest:

Lissa Duty has worked in a variety of administrative, marketing, management and executive support roles for 20 years. She is currently using her passion, energy and marketing talents to assist her clients in growing their business and network via social networking websites, such as Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter. In addition to social media marketing, Lissa is a virtual assistant, providing administrative support to small business owners and consultants around the globe, from general administrative duties to creating their newsletters, website maintenance and scheduling their webinars. For more information about Lissa Duty visit LissaDuty.com.


Expert Guest:

Beverly D. Flaxington, Author, speaker, Trainer, Consultant, hypnotist, behavioral expert. Beverly is a highly sought after national public speaker. As a corporate consultant, college professor, hypnotherapist, certified behavioral expert, published author and frequent radio guest and contributor to magazines, newsletters and online journals Bev has insights, education and specific tools to share with audiences of all types.

Daryl “Chef Allen” Willard: Co-creator and pitchman for Keepeez vacuum sealer lids. Daryl, diagnosed as an incommunicative Autistic, goes from high school to top pitchman in industry and financially free within two years. Daryl says that we all have our problems to deal with in life – you need to become bigger than your problems. His bottom line is in Loyalty and Integrity.


Tish Troutman: Founder of Parents for Safe Technology and the Managing Director for eWomen Network in Dallas, Texas. She is also a Senior Manager with Send Out Cards. She a wife and mother of three and has excelled in all areas of her life and loves giving! Tish says if you don’t feel great doing it, don’t do it! Her bottom line is Live to Give!