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Rebecca Tripp: From the aisles of airplanes to the realms of the unseen, Secrets of a Metaphysical Flight Attendant reveals the spiritual insights gained at cruising altitude.

Liz Rubico October 12, 2024 October 11, 2024Meet The Authors

In Secrets of a Metaphysical Flight Attendant, Sylvia Chappell shares a journey that goes way beyond what you’d expect from the life of a flight attendant. Sure, she spent years traveling the world, serving passengers at 30,000 feet—but along the way, she discovered something much deeper: a whole new world of spiritual insights and metaphysical experiences. Sylvia’s story shows that even in the middle of everyday routines—like working on an airplane—you can uncover profound truths about life. As she spent countless hours in the air, she began to notice the subtle energies around her, tapping into her intuition and exploring the unseen forces that shape our experiences. What started as just a job became a path of personal discovery, where she found herself navigating not only new destinations but also the spiritual mysteries of the universe. The magic of Secrets of a Metaphysical Flight Attendant is how Sylvia blends the ordinary with the extraordinary. She shares her travel stories with a fresh, spiritual twist—showing how moments of synchronicity, intuition, and energy fields played out in her everyday life. Flying above the clouds gave her a unique perspective, both literally and figuratively, and she invites readers to look at their own lives in the same way. Throughout the book, Sylvia offers a mix of wisdom and practical advice on how to tune into your intuition, trust the subtle signs around you, and embrace the energy that flows through all things. She reminds us that even in the most unexpected places—like an…

Howard Brown: From the depths of two cancer battles to the heights of Silicon Valley success—Howard Brown’s memoir is a beacon of resilience and triumph

Liz Rubico October 11, 2024 October 11, 2024Meet The Authors

Howard Brown’s story is one that really sticks with you. It’s not just about surviving two battles with cancer—it’s about finding a way to thrive, no matter what life throws your way. In Shining Brightly: A Memoir of Resilience and Hope, Howard takes you through his personal journey, from being knocked down by cancer (twice!) to building a successful career in Silicon Valley. But it’s more than that. His story is about fighting for something bigger—hope, connection, and even peace between different faiths. Imagine being in your twenties, excited about the future, only to be told you have cancer. Most people would understandably break down, but Howard didn’t. He fought hard, leaning on cutting-edge treatments and the support of loved ones. And he won. But then, years later, cancer came back. It would’ve been easy to feel defeated, but Howard faced it head-on again, determined not to let this disease be the end of his story. Meanwhile, in his professional life, Howard wasn’t just coasting. He was making waves as an entrepreneur in the fast-paced world of Silicon Valley. It wasn’t an easy path—building companies from scratch never is—but the same resilience that helped him beat cancer fueled his success in business. He embraced risks, stayed innovative, and pushed forward when things got tough. But what makes Howard’s story even more special is his work outside of the cancer fight and business world. After everything he’d been through, he developed a deeper connection to others, especially those from different backgrounds…

Avadhi Dhruv’s “Inner Genius Outer Guru”: Unlocking Your Inner Wisdom

Liz Rubico October 10, 2024 October 9, 2024Meet The Authors

During a recent Amazon Live session, Jamie and I had the pleasure of discussing a celebrated Indian American Author, Youtuber, & Business Guru, Avadhi Dhruv’s bestselling book “Inner Genius Outer Guru.” This thoughtful work promises to be a heart-centered entrepreneur’s guide to unlimited potential for growth in income and freedom in lifestyle without burnout. Grab Her Book Here! Though Avadhi is renowned for her business acumen and strategic advice for leaders of multi-generational businesses, “Inner Genius Outer Guru” takes readers on a different kind of inward journey. Drawing from her own experiences and philosophical reflections, Avadhi gently encourages us to go quiet to the external voices and instead attune to the inner voice or wise guide residing within each of us. Viewers can email team@avadhi.guru and request their FREE copy of the digital companion workbook (valued at $12) when they purchase a copy of the book – Inner Genius Outer Guru. (Amazon Affiliate Link). Be sure to put “FREE workbook” in the subject of the email to receive your copy of the companion workbook. The book is structured around a series of explorations that examine the societal conditioning, doubts, and mental obstacles that can obstruct your authentic expression. With Avadhi’s wise yet down-to-earth prose, she beckons us back to a state of presence, trust in ourselves, and childlike wonder about the world around us. ““It is not your job to make other people’s dreams come true. ,” Avadhi Dhruv writes. “It is your duty to create the life of your…

Elyce Monet: The Me I Couldn’t See wasn’t hidden by the world—it was hidden by me. The journey to authenticity starts here.

Liz Rubico October 9, 2024 October 7, 2024Meet The Authors

In “The Me I Couldn’t See: A Journey Into Authenticity” by Elyce Monet, there’s this realization that really hits hard: the real you, the person you’ve been searching for all along, wasn’t hidden by the world. It was hidden by you. That’s a pretty big truth to swallow, right? It’s not society, or your friends, or your family that’s kept you from being your authentic self—it’s you. You’re the one who’s been hiding your true self, thinking it’s what you have to do to survive, fit in, or be accepted. Let’s be real for a second—how often do we hide parts of who we are just to feel like we belong? We craft this version of ourselves that feels “safe,” the version we think everyone will like, and over time, we get so used to wearing that mask that we convince ourselves it’s who we really are. But deep down, we know that’s not the truth. There’s this little voice inside that keeps reminding us that something is missing, that we’re not living fully as ourselves. Elyce Monet taps into this feeling so perfectly in her book. We spend so much of our lives editing ourselves, downplaying what makes us unique, and pushing down the parts we’re scared to show. Maybe we think we’re too weird, too different, or too much for people to handle. So, we hide. But the funny thing is, in hiding those parts, we’re also hiding the things that make us feel alive. We’re hiding our…

Adele Saccarelli-Cavallaro: In the search for Oz, the greatest treasures aren’t found on the road, but within ourselves.

Liz Rubico October 8, 2024 October 7, 2024Meet The Authors

In “Searching for Oz” by Adele Saccarelli-Cavallaro, we’re taken on a journey that feels familiar to all of us—the search for meaning, fulfillment, and that elusive feeling of “having made it.” For so many, the idea of Oz represents this magical place where all of life’s problems are solved. It’s a destination where everything finally falls into place. But as Adele beautifully illustrates throughout the book, the greatest treasures we seek aren’t found at the end of the yellow brick road. In fact, they aren’t found on the road at all. They’re within us. Think about how often we look for happiness outside of ourselves. We set goals, chase achievements, or seek approval, thinking, “Once I get there, I’ll be happy,” or “Once I achieve this, I’ll feel complete.” Whether it’s a better job, a relationship, or financial success, it’s easy to believe that something external will magically bring fulfillment. But Adele reminds us that the real treasure—whether it’s courage, self-love, peace, or wisdom—has always been inside us. We just forget to look there. In the book, we’re reminded of the characters from the classic tale: the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Cowardly Lion. Each of them believed they were missing something essential—a brain, a heart, or courage—and they thought Oz was the place to find it. But by the end of their journey, they discovered that everything they needed was already within them. The Scarecrow had his intelligence, the Tin Man had a heart, and the Lion had…

Scott Cramer: Life’s messes don’t stop for dads – Discover how to rebuild when everything seems to be falling apart

Liz Rubico October 5, 2024 October 4, 2024Meet The Authors

Life’s messes don’t stop for dads. Discover how to rebuild when everything seems to be falling apart. Fatherhood is an incredible journey, filled with love, joy, and, let’s be honest, a lot of responsibility. From the moment you become a dad, you’re no longer just living for yourself—you’re shaping the world for your kids. But let’s face it, life doesn’t slow down or get easier just because you’ve got little ones depending on you. Bills, work stress, relationship problems, personal struggles—life has a way of throwing chaos at you when you least expect it. And sometimes, it all feels like it’s crumbling around you. In Daily Dad: Picking Up the Pieces, author Scott Cramer dives into these moments when being a dad feels overwhelming. He reminds us that the real strength of fatherhood isn’t about never falling down. It’s about learning how to get back up and rebuild when everything seems to be falling apart. We dads often feel like we need to keep everything together, no matter what. Maybe it’s the pressure to always appear strong, or the fear of letting our families down. But the truth is, life’s messes don’t stop just because you’ve got kids. In fact, the responsibility of fatherhood can sometimes make those messes feel even bigger. You might be struggling with losing a job, dealing with relationship issues, or even just trying to manage the day-to-day stresses of life. When things get tough, it’s easy to question your ability to lead and wonder how…

Dan Clouser: The diamond is where talent meets hard work, but only a coach can unlock the full brilliance of both

Liz Rubico October 4, 2024 October 4, 2024Meet The Authors

The diamond is where talent meets hard work, but only a coach can unlock the full brilliance of both. In Dan Clouser’s The Beauty of a Diamond, Through the Eyes of a Coach, the baseball diamond is more than just a field—it’s a place where magic happens. It’s where talent and hard work meet, but without the guidance of a coach, that magic might never be fully realized. You see, a coach isn’t just there to call plays or yell from the sidelines. They’re the ones who help players see the potential within themselves, even when they don’t yet believe in it. Think about it: talent can only take an athlete so far. A gifted player might have all the skills in the world, but if they don’t have someone to guide them, they may never reach their full potential. It’s like a diamond in the rough—valuable, sure, but it needs to be polished to truly shine. That’s where hard work comes in. And that’s where the coach steps in. A coach sees things that others can’t. They see beyond the game, beyond the stats, and beyond the surface-level abilities of their players. They’re able to recognize the untapped potential that might not be obvious to anyone else, including the player themselves. But talent and hard work alone aren’t enough without direction. And that’s why coaches are so essential—they take raw talent, shape it, and guide it toward excellence. In The Beauty of a Diamond, Through the Eyes of a…

Stephen Shaner: Ever wonder how some people always seem so positive? Their secret is in the art of awesome thinking.

Liz Rubico September 28, 2024 September 26, 2024Meet The Authors

Ever wonder how some people always manage to stay positive, no matter what life throws at them? It’s like they have this secret superpower that keeps them upbeat when everything seems to be going wrong. But here’s the thing: it’s not magic or luck. According to Stephen Shaner, author of The Art of Being Awesome: Proven Techniques to Add to Your Attitude Palette, it all comes down to “awesome thinking.” And no, it’s not about pretending everything’s perfect or faking a smile. It’s about learning to train your mind to find the good in even the toughest situations. Think about those people who always bounce back from setbacks. They’ve figured out how to change the way they see challenges. Instead of getting stuck in the negative, they ask themselves, “What can I learn from this?” or “How can this help me grow?” Shaner calls this reframing—it’s all about flipping your perspective. These people aren’t immune to frustration or bad days, but they’ve trained themselves to focus on solutions and growth, which helps them stay resilient. Gratitude also plays a huge role in their mindset. I know it sounds cliché, but there’s real power in being thankful for the little things. People with this positive outlook make it a habit to appreciate the small stuff—whether it’s a hot cup of coffee, a friendly smile, or just the fact that they made it through a tough day. Shaner explains that focusing on gratitude helps keep you grounded and stops you from getting…

Dan Purkey: Boost your team’s performance without burnout—here’s how.

Liz Rubico September 27, 2024 September 26, 2024Meet The Authors

Boosting your team’s performance without causing burnout is not only possible, it’s crucial if you want long-term success. The key? Balance. You need to find that sweet spot where productivity thrives, but your employees don’t feel like they’re constantly drowning in work. And as Dan Purkey, author of It’s Not That Hard. Just Do This.: Practical Communication Tools That Drive Lasting Employee Engagement and Productivity, says, it’s all about using the right tools at the right time. First off, communication is everything. It’s not just about sending emails or holding meetings—it’s about creating an environment where your team feels comfortable talking about what’s really going on. If someone’s workload is piling up or they’re feeling overwhelmed, they need to know they can tell you without fear of judgment. Purkey stresses the importance of regular, open check-ins—not just about the tasks at hand, but about how your team is doing mentally and emotionally. When you stay ahead of the game by tackling small stressors early, you’re less likely to hit major burnout down the road. Another big piece of the puzzle? Clear, realistic goals. Nothing burns out employees faster than unclear or impossible-to-achieve targets. Purkey points out that setting expectations that are both challenging and achievable helps keep your team motivated. Break down those massive projects into smaller steps, and as each one gets checked off, make sure to celebrate those wins. Even small milestones can help people feel like they’re making progress, and that keeps energy levels high without pushing…

Kent Sanders: A Father’s Legacy in 18 Words: Discover the Values That Lead to a Life Well-Lived

Liz Rubico September 26, 2024 September 24, 2024Meet The Authors

It might be difficult to determine what really important in a world where noise is all around us. However, often the most valuable teachings are the most basic, handed down through the centuries. In his book 18 Words to Live By: A Father’s Wisdom on What Matters Most, Kent Sanders condenses ageless principles into just 18 words, each of which contains a nugget of knowledge that makes life more meaningful. Think of having a set of eighteen straightforward terms that could help you go through the highs and lows of life. These aren’t just any old words; they stand for principles that Kent inherited from his father, principles that are firmly based on integrity, compassion, love, and tenacity. Each word is a reminder of what’s truly important—principles that help us stay grounded, no matter how crazy life gets. What’s beautiful about these 18 words is how straightforward they are. Life often feels complicated, but Kent’s father knew that true success doesn’t come from chasing after the latest trends or stressing over things that don’t last. Instead, it comes from living with integrity, treating others with respect, and holding onto the values that never go out of style. These words encourage you to pause and reflect, to ask yourself: Am I living in a way that honors these timeless values? The real magic is that these 18 words aren’t just for fathers to pass down to their children. They’re universal. They’re for anyone who wants to find clarity, focus, and a…