Showstopper Episodes

“If you want to be successful in business or in life, you have to be successful in cultivating your professional and personal relationships.” – Morag Barrett

“My daily rituals awaken me to what's possible.” – Donna Maltz

“Slow down and need less.” – Gv Freeman

“Our children are our greatest inspiration.” – Eleni Fuiaxis

“You can’t publish a book you haven’t written.” – Chandler Bolt

“When I help others, I feel a little piece of me heals each time.” – Janae Sergio

“Go out and see the world or at least start something you’ve been wanting to do for a long time.” - Lex Latkovski

What can I do to make this a more efficient process and reach the customers that need my products?

“Sharing my story is a way of being in service to others because story is medicine.” - Dr. Kristy Vanacore

“The work you do on the inside of yourself is going to have a profound effect not only on your inner being and your happiness but on your success in the outside world.” – Lynnda Pollio

“Flaws are our own unique perfections.” – Rob White

Realize your destiny.

“Things really do work out when you take care of everybody, and you take care of the people love.” - Kristin Zhivago

“Be the person who illuminates.” - Susan RoAne

“If you’re trying to half-do two things, you’re not going to do either thing really well.” – Holly Worton

“Go get help from a gray-haired person.” - Gordon Stein

“Celebrate the process of learning.” - Shaahin Cheyene

“Don’t just see your career as a job where you’re performing a certain task. See it as an apprenticeship to a higher purpose or as your purpose.” - Tony Pisanelli

“Whenever you remind someone of their value, you increase your own value.” - Dr. Joseph Shrand

“Face your stuff, don’t stuff your face.” - Renée Jones

“Vague requests give you vague results.” - Benjamin H.S. Scott Jr.

“Be still in the storm because that is where we are reborn.” - Shundrey Patterson

“Great communication and great connection produces a greater level of intimacy.” - LaQuita Monley

“I would rather die of thirst than drink from the cup of mediocrity.” – Becky Paroz