1: Please explain more what you do.
I am a professional magician, performing magic since I am 4 years old. I have two academic degrees and studien all fields of magic. Besides still doing magic shows, I also became a speaker and coach - helping people to get the magician´s mindset to make the impossible possible in their own lives. I am also the podcast host of "PURE MIND MAGIC".
 
2: What is your biggest life lesson?
Don´t partner with the wrong people - when you intuition tells you not to do it...
 
3: What is your biggest achievement?
Creating my own podcast and speaking with brilliant minds.
 
4: How people can get in contact with you?
https://jennifersroyal.com/
Book a free breakthrough session: https://calendly.com/jennifersroyal
Listen to my podcast: https://puremindmagic.podbean.com/

1: Please explain more what you do.

1. I’m a Ladyboss Coach, helping corporate women banish burnout and love their life again.
2. I’m a radio show host and podcaster, where I like to showcase everyday people doing extraordinary things in pursuit of their dreams and goals. Their stories serve to inspire and motivate listeners to do the same in theirs.
3. I am a facilitator, helping leaders and teams learn, rise and thrive.

2: What is your biggest life lesson?
Slow down enough to hear and listen to the whispers of your soul.That’s where all your answers lie.
 

3: What is your biggest achievement?
Aside from having my 3 boys (and now raising a step son too), having the courage and confidence at 40 years old to leave a 25 year long marriage AND and quit corporate to start a business that’s aligned with my passion and purpose.
 

4: How people can get in contact with you?
Best way is through email – louise@louisehreid.com OR on FB, Linkedin or IG

1) Please explain more what you do.
I am a makeup enthusiast who has recently finished a tour around the U.K. taking one on one lessons from my 10 favourite makeup artists and documented my journey on Instagram. 

2) What is your biggest life lesson?
People’s love is a treasure

3) What is your biggest achievement?
I’m a university student and still in my final stages of studying, my whole life has been learning. My achievements with makeup is that it’s a hobby and an art form that I’m hoping to have big achievements in and the people who I do makeup with is an achievement to me through my and their happiness

4) How people can get in contact with you?
On my Instagram @maradloucacosmetics or by emailing maradelouca@gmail.com

​1: Please explain more what you do. 
My most recent corporate experience is as a CFO for a variety of businesses. I left my last job in October, and I'm currently on a search to find work that will bring more JOY and meaning into my life. I want to use my business skills to solve complex problems and give back to my community. I want to live my best life and inspire others to do the same. 
I have created my "5 Steps to Find Your Joy" to share the steps i have taken on my journey to find joy with others. 
I post content on instagram and Linkedin to share my journey

2: What is your biggest life lesson? 
That we are resilient, and the challenges we face give us our unique strengths we can use to make a difference

3: What is your biggest achievement? 
That I have overcome the challenges of my childhood to be a good parent to my 3 children, including raising my son who has autism and caring for my in-laws who faced long time health challenges while living with us. I work hard to be a role model to other women trying to balance family and a career.

4: How people can get in contact with you? on LinkedIn or Instagram @inspiringkat

1: Please explain more what you do.
I am a resume writer and career strategist. Have been for 15 years! Love every minute working with job seekers and truly helping them figure out how to focus their career background and transferable skills to position their resume to get the interviews and obtain job offers. 

I love taking a job seeker from totally frustrated and not knowing where to start all the way to them phoning me up with, "I GOT A JOB OFFER!"

2: What is your biggest life lesson?
No matter how hard things are, you can never just stick your head in the sand. You will never get anywhere. Just like when our mothers passed away, we could have just stayed static, but both Win and I chose to move on and get on with life. It is what they would have wanted for us too!

So life lesson- never stay still. Always evolve and chase opportunities; you never know where they will take you. 

3: What is your biggest achievement?
Sounds sappy - but my 6 kids, and getting to the point that I can travel full time now as a digital nomad really. :)

I have been privileged to have be able to be home with my children (all much older now 21 yrs - 10 yrs) as they all grew up while still building my resume business. Proud that 2 of my kids now have their own company as resume writers too! :)  

And ofcourse, dive into what I love doing: traveling and seeing the world! 

4: How people can get in contact with you?
SO many ways! :)

1: Please explain more what you do. I am a Principal Consultant with the Illinois State Board of Education in the Nutrition Division. My position is to audit the National School Lunch Program to ensure that schools are properly using the money that the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) disperses. My group started in 2016 with a young man starting a month ahead of me and one colleague I recruited from past experiences. I am the only original left of the three and I have been charged with training each new individual. I have presented at State sponsored trainings throughout Illinois with attendances of 50-200.
 
2: What is your biggest life lesson? Your dreams can change. I learned long ago, as silly/corny as it sounds, from a Garth Brooks song, Unanswered Prayers, that maybe we do not know exactly what we want. My mother left us when I was 11, days before my 12th birthday. Our father was not a compassionate father, but dam did he try. We prayed the rosary as a family each night for her return. I spoke with my school/church seminarian and he mentioned the song to me. We prayed for her return, but honestly, we were all better in the long run without her. We had mother figures in our lives, in lieu of my father’s sisters who each stepped up. Would it have been nicer to have a mother to turn to each night, yes. But maybe she was the mother we needed to turn to. 
 
3: What is your biggest achievement? In my family, still being married and not an alcoholic. Professionally, I know there is further for me to go. But I have taken a back seat in essence to my wife’s career. This is not a “I am a great husband because….” My wife has always been focused. She went straight to college and got her nursing degree. Whereas I was more concerned with making the next dollar, not having a sturdy foundation. I job hopped for years, but not in the manner that Amanda Goodall would say was for positive reason. So when I went back to school in my later 20s, a business degree straddling a recession did not equate to much. When I got my MBA in early 30s, I started making the income I was hoping to make when I got my BS. But my wife, she has been the steady income and I have focused more on the benefits and child care. We have made it work for us and our family. In my family, I am the soul surviving relationship that started before age 40 that has survived. It may not be the professional answer that everyone looks for, but this is the foundation of what my life is.
 
4: How people can get in contact with you? Honestly the best way to start contact with me is via LinkedIn. I prefer to stay slightly guarded, so initial conversations through LinkedIn before moving ahead are great. From there, I look to make phone contact when possible.