Close Up Radio

Woodland Hills, CA – Yesy Hernandez is the owner and founder of Climatisation HVAC, where she has attained much success, personally and in business. For instance, she is a woman-owned business in an industry that is primarily male-dominated. In addition to being women-owned, she also is a Hispanic-owned business. Most amazing is that she is the first-generation owner of an HVAC company – meaning that she didn't inherit it from an older relative. ?I work with heating, ventilation, and air conditioning,? explains Yesy. ?My main function is to oversee all operations from the smallest to the largest. I do everything from servicing to installation, commercial and residential.? ?As I focus mainly on commercial in the Los Angeles area, especially Beverly Hills and Malibu, I work with a number of high-end boutiques. This includes Moncler, Zegna, Iro, Birkenstock, Kith, Loewe, Tod's, Amiri, and Chanel among others. I also perform super high-end residential work. One notable client is Joseph Miller, the owner of The Platform in Culver City.? Much of her success can be attributed to the people in her life. Ultimately, she plans to grow Climatisation HVAC to be the largest HVAC company in Los Angeles. Yesy concludes by referring to her mother Teresa. While she recently passed away, she remains a major influence in Yesy's life. ?Never give up!? her mother inspires. ?When you make a decision, stand by it. Become hard-working and disciplined. Be a kind, honest, and humble person.? ?All these traits, I thank my mother for,? concludes Yesy. For more information, please visit https://www.chvacla.com/

Vancouver, BC – Trina Rowsell is a highly sought after Mindset and Personal Empowerment Coach. Through her unique coaching work, Trina helps us overcome our limiting beliefs and improve all areas of our lives, so we experience massive shifts in our wellness – health, relationships, careers, and mindset so that we live well-balanced abundant lives. Trina's deep understanding of the human connection coupled with her unique intuitive gifts is the antidote to living a life on purpose. She recognizes we are complex, multilayered, multidimensional humans meant to live in a higher level of awareness by fulfilling our soul's mission. She guides us to recognize we are creators of our own life to choose greater fulfillment. That's why Trina wholeheartedly encourages us to be in touch with our true essence, our heart, and soul. Our authentic selves. She lovingly guides us to walk the sacred path, back to our whole selves. To walk with confidence of who we really are without fears of being judged. Trina believes we can live an intentional life, focused on our core beliefs and values. Her mission is to help us to experience freedom and genuine happiness through self-awareness and personal growth. If we value kindness and come from a place of empathy, this further expands our capabilities to fully live the life we desire. Trina encourages us to live in the gentle moments that bring us joy whether we are drinking a cup of coffee or spending time with our loved ones. She empowers us to dance like no one is watching. She keeps us moving in a positive direction. We become more resilient in the face of obstacles. Trina knows her soul's mission and she invites us to live a purposeful driven life. For more information, visit www.trinarowsell.com

Elizabeth, CO - Being on the cover of Hemmings 75 Top Car Museums edition is only one of Terry Gale's greatest achievements. As the founder and curator of Rambler Ranch in Elizabeth, Colorado, Terry and his partner, Daniel Green, manage over 800 vintage NASH, AMC and Rambler cars, along with vintage appliances, mannequins, retro rooms, gift shop, a dining room for 50, a large picnic area for 200, and more. When asked why AMC and NASH instead of more expensive makes, Terry explains, ?NASH and American Motors contributed so much to the industry but were never given credit. For example, they were the first to have heating and ventilation, seat belts, a unibody—features big car makers still offer today that NASH was the first to do. NASH really struggled to compete, and were always the underdog. That's also why I like them.? Terry learned his love for old cars from his dad. ?My dad liked old cars, and I would help him work on cars in the garage. He worked for the railroad and owned a septic tank/backhoe service, so he was mechanically inclined. I have his 1948 GMC truck, a 1940 Plymouth, and a NASH, and my nephew is bringing me a 1972 Chevy truck from my dad, the last of my dad's cars at the farm. Terry isn't stopping with cars. ?I show everything NASH was involved in. We have quite a large kitchen appliance collection, Wheelhorse garden tractors, a couple of Denver city buses. I want to educate people about NASH. They've been forgotten.? Rambler Ranch opens the last weekend in May through the end of September,and depending on weather, sometimes October. For more information about Terry Gale or Rambler Ranch, please visit https://www.RamblerRanch.com