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Jennifer Hill asks speaker and coach, Deborah Shames, “What are a few practical tips to becoming a speaker and thought leader in your field?” Deborah suggests narrowing your talk down to three main points and offers advice on leveraging your anxiety to create a more authentic presentation. Deborah talks about her new book “Out Front” and discusses tips for creating a memorable presentation whether you are in front of a room of five hundred people or doing a one on one interview. outfront.biz A former film and television director, Deborah Shames is the cofounder of Eloqui, a LA-based? firm dedicated to enhancing business communication. For 15 years, she ?has trained and coached thousands of top-level executives, celebrities, and professionals at major U.S. corporations and non-profits. After only a few sessions, her clients generate more revenue, advance in their careers, and often receive the highest evaluations when they speak. Prior to cofounding Eloqui, Shames founded the only female-owned pr

Jennifer Hill asks top spiritual advisor and business coach, Shannon Leischner: "How do you deal with negative energy at work and at home?" Shannon offers several steps to identifying if the negative energy is your energy or someone else’s energy. Shannon then provides tools on how to overcome various types of negative energy so that you can find balance and happiness once again. shannonleischner.com Shannon Leischner is a world renowned psychic medium and Theta Healer/Instructor who was born with powerful inherited abilities from generations of truly gifted family members. For over 20 years, she’s been changing lives through life path coaching, angelic communication, mediumship and energy work in order to help people from all over the world find their divine purpose. Shannon has an extraordinary ability to communicate, interact with, and cross over spiritual beings. Her immense relationship with the angelic realm has taught her that there is definitely more to this world than what we are able to see. Along

Jennifer Hill interviews Billboard magazine journalist, Selma Fonseca. Jennifer asks Selma how she became a top entertainment journalist after immigrating from Brazil to New York City. Selma shares the secrets to the success of her career and offers listeners tips on how to persevere and create opportunities wherever you go. Selma also offers advice on how to talk to celebrities and engage in dynamic interviews. selmafonseca.com After 18 years of partying and documenting A-list events worldwide, Selma Fonseca currently writes a weekly column "Overheard" for Billboard Magazine. She has interviewed Ty Dolla $ign, Yoko Ono, Tinashe, Daya, DJ Zedd, Ray J, Big Sean, One Republic, Kenny G, AlunaGeorge, Wiz Khalifa, Florida Georgia Line, Nelly, and After Rome, among others. Whether at the Grammys or Oscar parties, award ceremonies, charity events, or aboard the biggest yachts, Selma is always with the most fabulous jet setters. She has met thousands of interesting, talented people --Michael Jackson, Ben Affleck

Jennifer Hill talks to party planner extraordinaire, Charlie Scola (AKA Party Charlie), about how he created a thriving party planning business after his restaurant and his home burned down, as well as being hit by a car. Charlie focuses on the importance of a positive attitude when it comes to being resilient and achieving your dreams. Charlie also emphasizes how throwing great parties can increase your brand equity and create great opportunities for lasting relationships. Charlie offers listeners his five tips to throwing an amazing and memorable party. charliescola.com Charlie Scola, affectionately known as PartyCharlie, Author of “Party Planning Secrets”. PartyCharlie is party planner, columnist, TED speaker, and world traveler. He is a leading innovator in the party planning industry for over 30 years providing full service party planning, catering, entertainment, design, staffing, rentals and more. PartyCharlie’s goal is to continuously deliver the newest and most unique party entertainment and

Jennifer Hill asks David Roberts: "What is the secret to being successfully unemployed?” David starts by explaining the importance of having a good grasp on what it takes to be financially stable and offers several great resources to further one’s financial education. David then emphasizes that it does not take a certain type of personality to be a successful entrepreneur, and that anyone with a passion and drive can create a successful business. Finally, David mentions that finding the right mentor is essential to long-range success in business. renegadecapitalist.com A serial entrepreneur his entire adult life, David Thomas Roberts has been in business for himself since the age of twenty-one. Roberts saw first- hand how his step-father was treated by a major U.S. corporation whom he had devoted his entire life with unconditional loyalty. Always challenging the status quo, Roberts has built a lifetime of success in the defiance of accepted business norms which has led him to be dubbed, “The Renegade

Jennifer Hill asks Millennial expert, Dan Negroni, how we can empower Millennials in the work place? Dan discusses ways to engage and mentor Millennials both at home and at work for greater happiness and fulfillment. He also differentiates between the “right job” and the “right now job”. launchbox365.com Dan Negroni, founder and CEO of launchbox, leverages his bold, authentic, no-nonsense approach and interactive style to challenge your employees and empower them to deliver immediate business results. Offering the solution to today’s critical cross-generational issues, Dan successfully bridges the gap between managers and their millennial workforce to increase employee engagement, productivity and profits. Dan delivers provocative, inspiring keynote presentations at all types of leadership, trade association conferences, and millennial- related events. With a successful 20+ year career as a CEO, attorney, senior sales and marketing executive, Dan’s keynotes, workshops, and coaching sessions ar

Jennifer Hill asks psychotherapist and celebrity astrologist, Debra Silverman, “What is the missing element that will help people find success in their careers?” Debra discusses the four main elements: earth, water, fire and air, and offers insights into what careers one might want to focus on based on their predominate element. Debra also emphasizes the importance of finding balance between the elements and looking for what element is missing that would make the biggest difference in a person’s life and career. debrasilvermanastrology.com Psychotherapist and personality-type expert Debra Silverman has been in practice nearly 40 years using astrology as the basis for her counseling sessions. Her unique methodology has caught the attention of the likes of Madonna and Sting, both of whom have worked with Debra. After their initial session work, Sting asked Debra to join him and fellow members of The Police on their reunion tour to serve as a mediator between the notoriously quarrelsome band mates. Debra

Jennifer Hill asks Shanda Sumpter: How can you turn a hobby into a thriving business? Shanda tells listeners that the secret to creating a successful business is building an email list and identifying the areas in your life that you have mastered. Shanda also shares about her spiritual beliefs and how important it is to tithe and give back. She emphasizes the importance of being accountable for your own financial freedom, which she says will lead to greater prosperity. heartcorebusiness.com/create-an-authentic-offer-in-just-5-days Shanda Sumpter is the founder and Queen Visionary of HeartCore Business. She’s a passionate business coach who has created a series of online marketing courses specifically for her own clients. Shanda is a dynamic teacher and has transformed the financial lives of thousands of people through her products and group programs. She successfully created new business ventures for emerging and established companies, including playing a signi?cant part in the creation of $40 million plu

Jennifer Hill asks career expert, Liz Ryan: "What does it mean to run your career like a business?" Liz offers tips for breaking the rules of job hunting and discusses how to circumvent the broken recruiting process. Liz also emphasizes the importance of getting your "mojo" back and shares other great resources from her popular new book "Reinvention Roadmap." humanworkplace.com Liz Ryan is a former Fortune 500 Human Resources SVP and the world’s most widely- read career advisor. Liz is the CEO and Founder of Human Workplace, a think tank and publishing rm whose mission is to reinvent work for people. Liz is the architect of the Human Workplace vision and the beloved career adviser to millions of working people and job-seekers around the world. Liz was SVP of HR for U.S. Robotics during its rise from $15M to $2.5B in annual sales and cofounder of vc-funded networking startup Ucentric Systems before its acquisition by Motorola. Liz was CEO and Founder of WorldWIT, the world’s largest online community for prof

Jennifer Hill asks Pam Jackson how she broke out of her comfort zone and lost over one hundred pounds? Pam shares her inspiring story of how she looked at herself in the mirror one day and no longer recognized herself. She then made significant life changes that led to her ability to successfully lose the weight and keep it off permanently. Pam now shares her story and her recipes on her blog Healthywithcurves.com and inspires others around the world to make the necessary life changes to live a happy and healthy life. http://healthywithcurves.com For the last 20 plus years, Pam Jackson had been extremely overweight. Her weight ranged from 250 to 260 pounds during that time. She knew she was at an unhealthy weight, but did not want to put in the effort to do anything about it. For an event she would lose 10 or so pounds with fad diets, but then she would always gain the weight right back after the event. In August 2011 at the age of 41, she decided to try again and not give up this time. She realized tha