success

Jeannette Paxia received her health coach training from the Institute for Integrative Nutrition, where she studied a variety of dietary theories and practical lifestyle coaching methods. She studied with Jack Canfield to become a Canfield Principles Trainer (The Success Principles, by Jack Canfield). With her knowledge, she co-creates completely personalized actions based on her client’s goals to move them toward their ideal vision of health within their unique body, lifestyle, preferences, and resources. read more

Jaclyn Westlake is a San Francisco Bay Area-based freelance career advice and lifestyle writer. You can find her work on The Muse, Forbes, Business Insider, Fast Company, and The Bold Italic, and on her blog, The Wife Aquatic. After almost 10 years in the corporate HR space, she quit her start-up job and founded a small resume writing business. For the past four years, she’s worked exclusively from home (which happens to be a boat) with her dog, Indiana Jones by her side. read more

Petal Bovell-Proffitt is the mother two and the founder of DISC Bodhi. She spent most of her career working in corporate roles for large global organizations such as Pfizer, AIG, Madison Square Garden and Cablevision. In these companies, she worked in the Human Resources function in operational roles supporting the businesses (field services, customer service, risk management, Specialty Insurance, and Property Insurance), as well as working in Talent Management for enterprise initiatives such as employee development, performance management, succession planning and employee engagement. Based on her career experience, she decided to take her expertise and become a consultant working with small businesses. read more

Margo Aaron is the founder of the Arena Virtual Coworking Space, a community for solopreneurs who run businesses from home. She is a graduate of Emory University and holds a masters in Psychology from Columbia. She began her career as a psychological researcher, became a marketer by accident, and now writes about all things business except business on her blog, That Seems Important.  She is the winner of the prestigious altMBA Walker Award and a contributor to Inc. read more

Michelle Gomez is an accomplished corporate executive with over 18 years’ experience in the male-dominated transportation and logistics industry. She has been a strong advocate for women in the workforce; mentoring dozens of women to personal and professional development. She is a speaker, career coach, and writer; with a desire to encourage and inspire. read more

Ceri Ruenheck is the president of It’s Your Call, a b2b virtual telemarketing firm established in 1994. It’s Your Call helps small businesses make the necessary outbound calls that they might not have the resources to perform themselves. In 2009, she opened a second business with her husband, Two Cool Cats, a website development company. In addition to running those businesses, Ceri consults to small companies who need help with putting together a marketing process. She is also a noted speaker and author of the e-book Cold Calling for the Clueless. She is the mother of two boys and two cats all living in Harvard, MA. read more

Michaela Letendre creates gorgeous brands that tell stories of the hard work that was put into building them. After years in the industry, she can give any brand a brand new beginning – including logo design, website design, marketing materials, promotional materials, and social media management. read more

Ross Palmer  is the CEO/Founder of Aloa LLC. He is a passionate audio engineer, music industry entrepreneur, and web/SEO guru who is motivated by helping others and their brands succeed.  read more

Katie Seller, is the CEO of Metal Marvels, and the voice of the Boss as F**k podcast. Metal Marvels was founded in 2012, with the goal of selling jewelry that inspires women to be fierce. She loves to inspire women to wear what they want and be themselves. read more