In these challenging economic times, Jeff recently co-founded Beyond Success, www.BeyondSuccessConsulting.com, a coaching and consulting firm that brings more holistic values to the world of business and finance.  His first book, Beyond Success: Redefining the Meaning of Prosperity, was recently published by AMACOM, the publishing house of the American Management Association.

Over the past several years, Jeff has been featured and interviewed in several national and local print, TV, and radio programs, including Money, CNN, Financial Advisor, New Jersey Business Journal, and News 12 New Jersey. In 2004, he was honored by Fortune Small Business Magazine as One of Our Nation’s Best Bosses. Jeff also serves as chairman of the advisory board to the Autism Center of New Jersey Medical School, an organization that raises significant monies each year for autism research and support services.

Scott Musgrave shows you how to take your health seriously! He strives to create optimal health by utilizing cutting edge knowledge and skills to create balance within your body. Once your systems are balanced, optimal function is restored and you will thrive.

His advanced training allows him to rapidly create a state of neurological and physiological balance within your body. This balance is often a catalyst for significant life changes, including: performance enhancement, symptom reduction, normalized movement patterns, and pain relief.

Don’t settle for living with less than optimal function. Take advantage of your full potential… Play at Your Peak and Live Without Limitation!
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Sonia Gallagher is a Certified Life Coach, business attorney, and entrepreneur.

Sonia has worked in both the judicial and private arenas of the law and established her own Law Firm. She understands the challenges facing lawyers. As an Executive Life Coach for lawyers, Sonia combines her intuitive nature, background in psychology, and her marketing and entrepreneurship experience with her passion for inspiring, empowering, and motivating lawyers to live a balanced life filled with professional fulfillment and success.

Before becoming a coach, Sonia honed her psychology and communications background while working for the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), increased her understanding of people and cultural differences and sensibilities while working at The International Court of The Hague in The Netherlands, and developed successful methods of networking, marketing, developing joint ventures & strategic alliances, and organizational systems while owning her law firm in the State of Florida.

Sonia co-edited a bench book on the application of International law on domestic rulings for the US Supreme Court while working for the National Women Judges Association in Washington.  She worked as a judicial clerk for the Honorable Matthew Stevenson, Chief Appellate Judge of the 4th District Court of Appeals. Sonia has published hundreds of Immigration law articles all over the country, been interviewed on Television and radio shows as an expert, and hosted a television news program.

Sonia is an University of Miami Honors graduate and holds a Bachelors of Arts Degree in Psychology. She received a full scholarship to the University of Florida Levin College of Law and holds a Juris Doctor Degree.

Sonia has traveled extensively and experienced many different areas and cultures of the world. She has an intense passion for people and the evolvement of consciousness. She considers it a blessing to be able to work with lawyers who want to live more fulfilled, balanced, and successful lives. She conducts comprehensive individual and group coaching sessions nation-wide. She conducts training seminars and workshops customized to the needs of each law firm and organization.

Her unique Success through Balance coaching technique empowers lawyers by teaching them ways to get more out of life while being successful advocates. Sonia helps lawyers discover ways to create more fulfillment in their jobs, more time in their day, more personal success, and to apply powerful methods to overcome negative thinking and behavioral patterns.

When she is not coaching, Sonia can be found writing, creating motivational guides and business programs, playing with her dog, cat, and husband, traveling to “off the beaten path” cities, and practicing and teaching meditation. She is also an avid reader in the area of personal and business development, peak performance, spiritual growth, marketing, and human potential.

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His success has sparked national attention as Boswell has been featured across the country as the marketing and business guru behind his extraordinary concept, Pet Butler, in The New York Times, CNBC, The Wall Street Journal, Paul Harvey, The Chicago Tribune, The Los Angeles Times, Franchise Times, ABC, Yahoo!, Entrepreneur and numerous other publications.
Pet Butler is only the beginning for Boswell, a young entrepreneur who has accomplished all of this under the age of 40, as he plans to create other subscription-based home service business opportunities using the same business model Pet Butler is built on. These businesses will be for individuals, like Boswell, who want to break free of the business rat race and create true financial freedom and a lifestyle to go with it.

For more information on Matt Boswell or Pet Butler: http://www.petbutler.com/pbx/

Diana Lewis Jewell

The Former Marketing Director of Vogue Magazine and Promotion Director of Seventeen, In early 2008, she founded www.goinggraylookinggreat.com, dedicated to women even thinking about going natural. Here, she dispenses advice daily, helping women go through the dreaded transitioning process, select the right makeup and wardrobe for their newly silvered locks, consider coloring procedures or haircare products that might boost or enhance their gray, and, indeed decide if going gray is right for them.

The website has fostered a strong, supportive community, is logged into in 80 countries around the world, and has an active Membership chatting daily on its pages.
She points out that “going natural” is a megatrend not envisioned at the time she wrote the book. “We’re now seeing two generations embracing authenticity, both boomers and Gen-Xers,” she says, “and it has to do with so many factors beyond a simple decision to stop coloring.”

Watch Diana Lewis Jewell’s recent appearance on the TODAY Show!

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• Author of 7 non-fiction books, including the longest-selling beauty book of all time, Making Up by Rex.
• Former Marketing Director of Vogue Magazine and Promotion Director of Seventeen
• Freelance writer for a host of top-tier fashion, cosmetic, skincare, fragrance, media, marketing and pr companies
• Contributing editor to three websites
For More Information Please Visit:  www.goinggraylookinggreat.com

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Tonight, I found out that one of the most special people in my entire life -EVER – Rodolfo Paredes (46yo) , Journalist, and Executive Director and Executive Producer of TVN in Santiago, Chile suddenly died on a flight from Spain heading back to Chile. There are few people in this world who have touched my life as he did over the …20 years that we were friends.

I am devastated that my closest friend and brother is gone. The world has lost one of the greatest minds to ever think, and human beings to have ever walked this earth. I can only strive to be a fraction of the man that “Rudy” was. He taught me how to care for people and why we should. He taught me about what truly mattered in this world. I love him dearly and will miss him forever and one day. I only wish the world could have known him as I did.

Gone Too Soon  <—- Click Here To Listen To One Of Rodolfo’s Favorite songs.

I find myself so angry and feeling so alone that the only person in this world I truly trusted with every fiber of my being has just been taken away not just from me, but from the world. This was a man that fed me when I had no food to eat. A man who gave me shelter when I had no place to stay. A man who was there by my side the moment I found out that my father had passed away. A person who showed me great compassion, respect and love, the likes of which I had never known in my life.

Rodolfo Paredes was one of a kind. A brilliant mind, a human being of extraordinary intellect and a sense of humor that would simply make you pee in your pants. He spoke many languages. Could relate to anyone of any race, background or belief. He was filled with compassion and helped so many people without a single soul ever knowing. His kindness was that of a silent saint and the actions of his life spoke volumes about the character, morals and pure humanity that he was.

I am angry he is gone. I am angry because I didn’t tell him just one more time how very much he taught me and meant to me as a brother in my life. His brilliant mind was like no other and being that he was so famous, in public, he was always very reserved. However, I was privileged and honored to get to know him from the deepest part of his soul.  I knew the real Rodolfo that his many fans and coworkers never got to see. I have never met a more special human being and I am completely devastated at this loss.

I thank you “Rudy” for everything you taught me. For everything you did for me and for all of the amazing food you cooked every Friday night. You were to me the brother I never had. The friend that all of us dream of having and I am so blessed to have known you as I did.

Rest my friend.

Fore you have lived more then most.

Your eternal brother,

Steven

Melinda Bates

From her beautiful East Wing office she helped them make history every day
Everyone loves the White House, including the hordes of movie, television, music and opera stars, the famous athletes, the celebrities du jour, the heads of state and government, and the political power players who visited every day.  White House Story is filled with amusing stories about her encounters – the ones that went well, and the ones that, well, not so much…

From brilliant Easter Egg Rolls (look – it’s Robert de Niro!) to tours for the Grateful Dead and the former Queen of Greece (on the same day), Melinda’s days were filled with excitement, fun, and an unbelievably high level of stress.  Her book is painfully honest – the good times, the very good times, and the broken-hearted times too.  The White House is the world’s most famous house, but it’s still a mystery to most people.  Melinda loves to throw open those doors and invite people in, with her book, speeches and interviews.  These are stories you won’t hear anywhere else!

There was no more “inside” insider than Melinda Bates, and in White House Story she takes the reader along on what President Clinton called, “a hell of a ride.”

For More Information Please Visit: WWW.WHITEHOUSEBOOK.COM

Warren Bobrow

Today, he lives his life with passion!

Wild Table has bits of visual poetry, terroir and food commentaries. In addition to Wild River Review, Warren writes for NJMYWay.com, NJ Monthly, Edible Jersey, NJ Savvy Living, Chutzpah Magazine and  NJ Life Magazine.

Warren continues to traverse the print-scape and is now writing for the Morris Cty., NJ Daily Record for their restaurant and their features column. He just appeared at the Roger Smith Food Writing Conference in NYC and gave a 14.5 minute talk on Twitter, Food Writing and Zen.  Warren spoke at the #140 Conference in Philadelphia on the same topic.  Zen and the Art of Twitter, Foodwriting and knowing nothing.

Warren is a contributing author for the Oxford Encyclopedia of Food and Drink in America. Ed., 2.
For More Information Please Visit: http://www.wildriverreview.com/wildtable

Brad married, Libby and had a life changing idea

They are changing people’s lives with an idea so simple, no one had ever done it before.

If you wonder how successful this venture has been, the SAME Café just celebrated their 3rd anniversary on October 20, 2009.  In the first year and a half, Brad continued to work in his technology job part time, but found it impossible to keep up with the demands of the café as the customer base grew almost daily.  Libby finally had to resign from her teaching job in the summer of 2009 to be a full-time employee as well.

In the first year, they served 6,910 customers; in the second year of operation, they served 9,938, and in the third year, the number increased to 17,273 hungry people that were able to get a satisfying meal, served with love and dignity.

They have received much press coverage for their efforts including being featured in Cooking Light and Readers Digest just to name a few.  Most recently, SAME Café was featured on The CBS Evening News with Katie Couric.

If you would like to donate and help feed someone in need – Please click here!

For More Information Please Visit: http://www.soallmayeat.org

Creighton Wong

He spent the first 25 years of his life participating in team sports, but never rode a bicycle or ran long distances because his disability made it very difficult for him to do so without expensive adaptive equipment. It wasn’t until his thirties, after being inspired by CAF athlete Sarah Reinertsen’s story of becoming the first female amputee to finish the Ironman that Creighton decided to train for a triathlon himself. With assistance from CAF, Creighton completed the San Francisco Triathlon in 2008 and has gone on to compete in numerous triathlons.

An avid CAF supporter, Creighton has been involved through fundraising, mentoring, racing, and helping coordinate CAF events.  This will be Creighton’s second time participating in the Avia Wildflower Triathlons.

Creighton says: “It has been very rewarding being able to help newly injured adults or injured veterans “become whole” again through the power of purpose through sport.  Also, dear to my heart, I want young children with disabilities to have the opportunity to participate in sport – and there is no better way to do this than by “showing” them it can be done.  In short, I want them to have opportunities that were unavailable when I was growing up.”

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