Yoli Life

Millennials are a common target of criticism in the business world, but it doesn't need to be that way, according to Lesley Camara. A millennial herself, she has built a highly successful direct sales organization. Lesley shares some thoughts on the happiness bracket, what makes millennials tick in business, and how an obscure Japanese metal band helped her meet the love of her life.

In 2018, Debbie Hixon's husband, Chris, gave his life protecting students during the Parkland shooting. In December 2019, the Lifetime reality TV show Military Makeover honored Chris's family with a full home remodel. Yoli had the honor of being the health and wellness sponsor. Members of the Yoli corporate team and their charity, Yoli Give, spent a week at the Hixon home supporting the remodel crew. On today's episode, we catch up with Debbie to get some updates on her life, work, and health.

A lot of people think of direct sales as a way out of one's current career - not Eugene Hong - he loves both of his businesses. On today's show, he tells us about how his mom's cooking helped him start a restaurant & catering business, what it's like running both a traditional business along with his direct sales, and how an annoying customer became a life changing business mentor.

In today’s episode, we continue our interviews with the founders of YOLI: Bobby Jones learned early in life that it’s possible to make a great living doing what you love. On today’s episode he shares his journey through the world of concerts, events, nutrition, and eventually great success in direct sales.

Daniel Song has created life on his own terms as a home based business entrepreneur. He's living what many would all "the dream" - he shares his journey with us on today's episode.

Robby Fender is an entrepreneur, father, husband, mentor, computer nerd, conversationalist extraordinaire, CEO and founder of YOLI. Robby winds the clock back and tells us about his life as a kid, meeting his wife (and YOLI co-founder) Kimi, his mentors, and how swinging a deal on a red 1970 Camaro changed his life.

Jorge Hernandez knows what it means to lose it all, and get it back against all odds. Jorge traveled to the edge of death and back - he lost his legs and most of his right arm in a fire. On today's show, Jorge shares his journey from a bad place, to an even worse place, to a truly beautiful place of love, gratitude and service.

Renato is a registered nurse at the world class cancer treatment center, the MD Anderson Cancer Center at the University of Texas. On today's episode, he shares his perspective on caring for the most vulnerable of patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.

What does it take to pivot successfully during trying times? On today's episode, former NCAA basketball coach turned business coach, Ed Molitor, explains how authenticity is the key to adapting quickly when times get tough.

What's on your bucket list? Would you need to get in shape to achieve something on that list? If so, you will love today's guest, Jessie Adams. She's a fitness coach that goes beyond getting in shape - she believes in the power of pursuing a goal to transform one's life. Jessie is a mother of 3, a firefighter, the founder of Team Pretty Dangerous, has competed on American Gladiators, American Ninja Warrior, Stone Cold Steve Austin's Broken Skull Challenge, and runs BelieveInU Fitness. Join us for a conversation about finding purpose in getting fit.