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Anil Gupta

I’m Anil Gupta, internationally known as The Love Doctor.

I help singles, couples and families overcome their struggles and issues in relationships in a rapid and powerful manner with proven results so they can live richer, fuller lives filled with love

I have helped countless people, in 18 countries, overcome adversities leading them to experience life in a new dimension.

Anil is a double best-selling international author and TEDx Speaker, positively impacting very …

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Anna Quigley

Anna Quigley has been called “the Intuitive Yoda” for her insights, experience and commitment to empowering individuals to find and live their unique purpose. She uses Sensory Imagination and Quantum mind-body techniques to assist you in bringing your dreams to life and living the life you are destined to live.

With Anna’s 40+ years of Intuitive mastery, personal transformation, and mind-body integration, she helps women not just cope with transition – but rise from it. She’s lived i…

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Ann & John Cinnamon

Ann Craig-Cinnamon and John Cinnamon have traveled to more than 120 countries, all 7 continents and all 50 states over the course of their 30 year marriage. They have done such things as gorilla trekking in Rwanda, snorkeling with sea lions in the Galapagos and hiking the Himalayas to see Mt. Everest. They created a documentary, "Journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway," that was broadcast on PBS stations around the country. You can watch the film here: https://youtu.be/YFduON7XuU…

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Anthony Prieston

A. A. Prieston writes poetry. That's about it. There is no standard, no limitation or guide to his hand. His muse is the everlasting mixture of ecstasy and suffering that life exudes. To ponder the ultimate purpose of art is a perpetually perplexing task, a path with no final destination. Therefore, his art simply is.

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Anthony Scott, Esq.

Anthony W. Scott, Esq. (“Tony”) is the Director of Housing and Community Development for Cuyahoga County, but his work is grounded in a deeply personal journey. A first-generation college graduate, he grew up navigating family mental health challenges that shaped his perspective, resilience, and sense of responsibility. Tony speaks openly about that upbringing—not to dwell on hardship, but to honor the growth, healing, and stability he has been blessed to build over time. A U.S. Marine Corps…

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Barry Maughan

For most of Barry's forty year broadcast career as an international broadcast journalist spanning five continents, his main area of interest and focus has been on the African continent.

Both his children were born in Ethiopia while he was employed in Addis Ababa between 1969 and 1975 as both a broadcast and print journalist. He had the distinction of being among a handful of embedded foreign journalists who told the world about the long, sometimes bloody coup that ultimately t…

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Belinda Coker

Belinda Coker is an Australian hiker, writer, and educator who helps women in midlife reclaim freedom and confidence through practical, real-world adventure.

After years of building businesses and raising three children, she began hiking to find space and perspective, completing multi-day solo hikes from Australia's rugged Red Centre to a solo crossing of Greenland in the Arctic Circle.

Along the way she founded Soul Treader, a space that helps women push their limits sa…

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Brandi (Bee) Doyle

Bee Doyle is a nurse practitioner, intuitive healer, and spiritual teacher guiding others to reconnect with the Divine within. Her work bridges science and spirit, blending her background in medicine with astrology, ancestral healing, and embodiment practices to illuminate a holistic path to wellness.

A combat veteran turned spiritual guide, Bee’s journey through trauma, self-discovery, and transformation has made her a powerful voice for soul-centered healing and empowered living. S…

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Briana Gervat

Briana Gervat received her B.A. in Art History at The University of Mary Washington and an M.A. in Art History at the Savannah College of Art and Design. After completing graduate school, she travelled to Rwanda to continue her studies on the Rwandan Genocide and the art of East Africa. Her prose, poetry and photography have been published in anthologies, magazines, and online publications. She has self-published three travel memoirs: Mosaic, I Once Was a Pilgrim, and There Will Come Soft Ra…

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Bryan Gastelle

Bryan Gastelle is a clinical psychologist and founder of Empower Psychotherapy, a telehealth group practice based in Arizona. He specializes in ADHD, couples therapy, and neurodivergent-friendly care, with a focus on helping busy adults and entrepreneurs manage anxiety, burnout, and relationships using practical, evidence-based tools listeners can start using right away.

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Chip Scholz

Chip describes himself simply as a man with a lathe, a pocketknife, and a few stories.

Over the course of a long career in business and coaching, he’s come to see that the moments that shape a life rarely arrive with fanfare. They show up quietly—in family conversations, unexpected detours, and even in a woodshop, shaping a piece of maple.

His work explores how those small moments accumulate over time, changing how we see, how we live, and eventually what we’re willing to let…

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Christopher Hill

Christopher is founder of luxury philanthropic travel brands Hands Up Holidays and Impact Destinations, and serves his majority US-based clients from New Zealand where he lives with his wife, two boys, and dog, Zola.

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Dave Mowry

Dave Mowry is a comic telling his story of living with severe mental illness one joke at a time. He also teaches stand-up comedy to folks with a mental illness helping them find humor in their dark days and lost years, thus transforming lives.

A best selling author of the OMG That's Me! mental health books (over 17,000 sold), blogger (over one million reads) and a comic who shatters stigma one joke at a time, Dave has overcome hospitalization and homelessness, and shares his sto…

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Deepak Chari, MS

Deepak Chari helps women and men release hidden emotional blocks from stress, anxiety, and past emotional experiences with an Advanced Voice Biofeedback Technology—so they can feel calm, confident, empowered and free!

He is the co-founder of the Chari Center of Health, an Engineer & Certified Biofeedback Specialist and the creator of his Life Transformation Technology™ Program with Advanced Voice Biofeedback to promote emotional healing, mental clarity and peak performance.

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Derrik Dyka

After losing his wife of 24 years, Derrik Dyka found himself facing the kind of isolation and grief that many people quietly experience but rarely talk about openly. Instead of retreating completely inward, he started moving — first through travel, then through new communities, unexpected friendships, and experiences around the world that slowly helped him rebuild a life that no longer felt recognizable.

His story blends grief, humor, reinvention, loneliness, resilience, and the real…

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Donna Hartley

Donna Hartley is an international inspirational speaker, former Miss Hawaii, and television actress who has worked alongside Robin Williams and Dick Van Dyke. Her compelling story of resilience has been featured on NBC, ABC, PBS, and in The New York Times.

For over three decades, speaking on five continents. Donna has captivated audiences worldwide with her expertise on overcoming adversity, developing inner leadership, meditation, intuition, and is a world-renowned past life reader.…

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Eric Robinson

Recently retired from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), after 24 years as a special agent, Eric Robinson worked a range of crimes including white collar, counterterrorism, crimes against children, gangs, drugs, and public corruption. He served as a SWAT operator, a firearms instructor, and a tactics instructor.

Eric will soon release his first book, a collection of the humorous, surprising, and intriguing moments from his career. The memoir combines his years in law enforc…

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Felicia Brown

Felicia is a licensed professional counselor, trauma-informed speaker, and emotional regulation expert helping high-achieving women break free from burnout, overthinking, anxiety, and productivity-based self-worth.

But her work didn’t begin in a therapy office — it began through lived experience.

After spending 15 years in the American public education system, Felicia witnessed firsthand the emotional exhaustion, chronic stress, and overwhelming pressure affecting both educat…

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Geoffrey Breedwell

Geoffrey Breedwell is a US Navy veteran, AuDHD author, and comic book nerd who writes absurd, galaxy-spanning sci-fi with heart. His stories explore what it means to stay human when everything's falling apart—sometimes literally, sometimes metaphysically, sometimes because an alien emperor wants his VHS back.
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Armed with a BA from SNHU, an MDiv from Lipscomb University, and enough caffeine to launch a small moon, Geoffrey crafts tales that blend punk rock energy, divine absurdity…

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Giz Rogers "Spetz"

Spetz is a “writer”, amateur emotional navigator, and survivor of his own worst instincts. When not actively pursuing his lifelong (and nearly realized) goal of becoming an official old coot, he can usually be found programming BMS controls and overthinking 80s mixtapes.
He remains baffled by the fact that Magnetic North, his first book, is a memoir, for lack of a better term, since he's not a big reader of non-fiction.
Magnetic North is the story of a young man who made a promis…

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Healing with Traveling Treasures

Tori and Taryn met on the first day of Kindergarten in 1981. Through their 44 years of friendship, They have weathered life's ups and downs together including marriages, divorces, the births of children, the deaths of parents and many other triumphs and tribulations. Taryn's mother died of breast cancer in 2008. Unthinkably, Tori was diagnosed with breast cancer in January 2023 and continues to win her battle with the help of doctors and the support of family, friends and a commu…

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Jenna Udenberg

Jenna Udenberg, a thought provoking author, disability advocate, and accessibility educator. Diagnosed with Juvenile Arthritis at just 7 years old, Jenna has faced life’s challenges with incredible resilience and determination. As a 2020 Bush Fellow, she uses her voice to create more inclusive and accessible spaces for everyone. Her book, Within My Spokes, shares heartfelt stories of perseverance, healing, and the relationships that shaped her journey. Jenna’s work through her nonprofit, Abo…

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Johnzelle Anderson

Johnzelle is a licensed therapist by trade, and believes in the power of storytelling to heal, imagine, disrupt, and inspire. His writing focuses on mental health, race, relationships, and identity.

His debut book is "Mixtape: A Memoir"

He’s an avid reader and reads approximately 100 books annually.

He lives in Virginia with his daughter and an energetic Sheprador.

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Kenneth Kunken

Ken Kunken broke his neck playing football for Cornell University in 1970, leaving him almost totally paralyzed from the shoulders down. After a lengthy hospitalization, Ken returned to Cornell where he completed his undergraduate degree in engineering. Ken then earned a Master of Arts degree at Cornell in education, as well as a Master of Education degree at Columbia University in psychology.
Ken became a nationally certified rehabilitation counselor. He worked for more than two years a…

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