Susan Snow is a powerful voice for healing, resilience, and transformation. The daughter of slain LAPD Detective Thomas C. Williams, Susan’s life was forever changed on Halloween night in 1985 when her father was ambushed and murdered in the line of duty. She was just 17 years old. That singular, devastating moment became the catalyst for a lifelong journey through trauma, loss, and ultimately, recovery.Today, Susan is a published author, speaker, coach, and advocate for trauma awareness. Her work draws on lived experience, personal reinvention, and the hard-won lessons of moving from victimhood to survivorship. With deep empathy and unflinching honesty, she speaks to those who have experienced loss, battled with PTSD, or struggled to find meaning in the aftermath of tragedy.Her message centers on the truth that life can change in a heartbeat—but so can healing. Susan is a living example that recovery is possible, and that vulnerability, far from being a weakness, is a doorway to transformation.In her writing and public speaking, Susan explores how to navigate the ripple effects of violence, live with PTSD, and bulldoze fear to find freedom. She empowers audiences with tools to reframe pain, embrace authenticity, and build a tribe of support. Her signature themes include transforming grief into growth, practicing forgiveness without erasing the past, and showing up with courage even when life breaks your heart.Professionally, Susan also works as a successful Realtor in the Denver Metro area, where she helps families find places to call home—a mission that resonates deeply with her values of security, belonging, and new beginnings.Her debut book—an intimate memoir of trauma, healing, and personal discovery—is a heartfelt guide for anyone on their own grief journey. Susan shares not only her story but the modalities and mindset shifts that helped her manage PTSD and find a sustainable path forward.Whether on stage, in her writing, or in one-on-one coaching, Susan Snow’s voice is one of hope, strength, and authentic connection.

Stan transforms complex financial concepts into simple, actionable strategies for entrepreneurs—but his path to this mission was anything but conventional.

Originally from Moscow, Stan moved his family to New York to pursue a dream of launching a hedge fund. But when the pandemic hit, that dream unraveled. His savings plummeted from $150,000 to zero. In the wake of that setback, Stan uncovered a deeper purpose: helping entrepreneurs avoid the financial pitfalls he had experienced firsthand.Stan brings a rare dual perspective—having worked in high-level finance with companies generating over $1 billion in revenue, and having rebuilt his life and career from scratch in a new country while supporting a family. This combination gives him a unique ability to relate to entrepreneurs and offer practical, experience-driven advice.Through his work with business owners across multiple industries, Stan has developed a deep understanding of what truly moves the needle in financial decision-making.

His insights help entrepreneurs uncover hidden vulnerabilities in their business models and implement strategies that foster sustainable success.

Veronica Woodruff is a Canadian author, public speaker, and award-winning professional whose career spans leadership, environmental science, and civic engagement. In 2025, she published her debut book, Blind Drunk: A Sober Look at Our Boozy Culture, a powerful exploration of alcohol’s pervasive influence on North American society—framed through both scientific insight and personal experience.Woodruff’s journey to authorship began with a deeply personal essay published in Pique Newsmagazine in early 2023, where she candidly shared her lifelong struggle with binge drinking and her path to sobriety. The story struck a chord, drawing hundreds of messages from readers across the country—many of whom credited her vulnerability with inspiring their own reevaluation of alcohol.Raised in a home marked by both privilege and instability, Woodruff experienced the collapse of her family’s wealth due to her father’s alcoholism. She entered the foster care system at 15, working minimum-wage jobs while building resilience and independence. Despite early adversity, she pursued higher education, ultimately earning a Master of Arts in Leadership and a background in environmental science. Over the next three decades, she established herself as a respected thought leader, publishing scientific research, leading public engagement initiatives, and working with governments, consultancies, and non-profits.Her transition into authorship was guided by mentorship and a pivotal moment at the Whistler Writers Festival, where she realized her personal narrative could serve as a broader social critique. Blind Drunk was born not only as a memoir, but as a cultural analysis—interrogating how alcohol is woven into everything from après-ski rituals and book clubs to corporate conferences and family dinners.A certified speaker with the International Association for Public Participation, Woodruff brings both evidence-based insight and lived experience to her work. She unpacks the myths surrounding "moderate drinking," critiques outdated public health messaging, and opens an honest conversation about how society normalizes dependency on alcohol.While Blind Drunk is not intended to be self-help, it does offer readers a mirror and a map: reflecting our collective relationship with alcohol, while exploring what it means to live consciously in a culture that often drinks blindly.

Christina Rahm, MS, PhD, EdD, is an internationally recognized entrepreneur, scientific leader, spokesperson, and innovator in the health and wellness space. Her overall approach to her groundbreaking work is to dismantle the barriers blocking the way to optimal health by identifying the root causes of issues and then addressing them scientifically and holistically.Full Podcast Link https://bit.ly/DrChristinaRahmPodcast A living embodiment of her motto, "The most important environment is yours," she travels the world presenting, lecturing, and educating the private and public sectors about the bold new world of nutraceuticals, wellness strategies, and environmental solutions, ultimately paving the way for the advancement of humanity. With multiple master’s-level, doctoral-level, and honorary doctorate degrees in the fields of rehabilitation counseling, psychology, philosophy, and strategic sciences, Dr. Rahm also holds certifications from Harvard and Cornell in nanotechnology, nutrition, and pharmaceutical management. In addition to helming her own far-reaching enterprises, she has served as a medical, clinical, and research scientist for such notable pharmaceutical and biotechnology labs as Johnson & Johnson, UCB, Alexion, and Bristol Myers Squibb, and she has worked on the corporate side for Pfizer, Biogen, and Janssen, among others. A wife, mother, author, scientist, formulator, artist, influencer, and humanitarian, Christina Rahm is a powerhouse of energy and focus, devoted to human progress in all its forms and driven to contribute to positive change across the planet.

Constance Lewis is the passionate parent behind "Miles and the Colorful Capes of Feelings", a book inspired by her son Miles, who underwent brain surgery at just six years old. She wrote this book with her husband, Andre.Their journey navigating medical challenges and helping Miles express his emotions led them to create a powerful, visual tool for children struggling to communicate their feelings.

As a pediatric dentist and women’s health nurse practitioner, Andre and Constance bring a unique perspective on childhood emotional wellness, resilience, and the connection between physical and emotional health. Their conversations are heartfelt, insightful, and deeply relevant for parents, educators, and healthcare professionals alike.

Louis Kim is a builder, investor, and spiritual entrepreneur who’s redefining what it means to own and lead in the 21st century. The son of Korean Immigrants, who gave Louis the gift of the entrepreneurial spirit. Full Podcast Link: https://bit.ly/LouisKimPodcastLouis has built and sold over $50 million worth of businesses across industries. But after years of success, he hit a wall—physically, emotionally, and spiritually. That breakdown sparked a complete reinvention. He stepped away, rebuilt from the inside out, and returned with a new mission: to help others reclaim purpose through ownership.He’s now the founder of Yusan Capital, a private equity firm focused on acquiring and revitalizing family-run businesses—and The Owners Path, a coaching program guiding mid-career professionals to buy their first business and escape the 9-to-5 grind.But Louis’s journey doesn’t stop at business. He also leads The Church of Direct Experience, a growing spiritual community that advocates for presence, healing, and the legalization of sacred plant medicine.

Rachel Brenke is an attorney, business strategist, Team USA triathlete, and mom of five.She’s the powerhouse behind TheLawTog, the go-to legal resource for photographers, FitLegally, which serves the fitness and wellness industry, and Eden Law, a boutique virtual law firm helping entrepreneurs protect and grow their brands across the U.S.Rachel has built multiple businesses from scratch, battled through trademark wars, and guided countless creatives and service professionals through the legal maze of entrepreneurship — all while balancing motherhood and Ironman training.If you’ve ever wondered how to legally protect your brand, avoid business pitfalls, or just want to hear from someone who’s actually walked the talk — you’re in the right place.

Elizabeth Bruckner is the author of The Homesteader Mindset; a book that will transform the way you view self-sufficiency and give you the tools and practical tips needed for a more meaningful life.

Elizabeth’s book has quickly become a must-read for every person who dreams of creating sustainable living through traditional skills and common sense. Full podcast link: https://bit.ly/ElizabethBrucknerPodcastHer book outlines mental health principles that she has used for over a decade in her acupuncture practice. In 2020, Elizabeth started growing her own food in the suburbs of Los Angeles. She went from black thumb to permaculture passion in a matter of months. She still takes delight in the ability to grocery shop in her own backyard. Her aim is to show you how you can, too. Through research and experimentation, she taught herself to compost kitchen scraps, ferment like an alchemist, cook traditional food, and live a life that is more connected than she ever thought possible. Regarded as the Fermentation Maven, she speaks to enthusiastic crowds on topics such as healing herbs in the kitchen, the power of a toxic-free home, gut-friendly cuisine and of course, the art of lacto-fermentation. She holds a Master of Science in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine. Her area of expertise is glowing mental health. She empowers her patients utilizing the Five Element Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine and the power of habit creation. Elizabeth’s ground-breaking methods in self-development for the mind and body have been incorporated by a wide spectrum of budding homesteaders and wellness seekers. You can find out more at www.CreateWellnessProject.com