Thrive In Balance  

Cyrus A. Webb is a visual artist, spoken word artist, public speaker, mentor, publicist, radio and television show host,magazine publisher, columnist and President of Conversations Book Club and its chapters, C. A. Webb works daily to encourage, inspire and learn.

How do you Inspire players to greatness of skill and character? Garret Kramer joins Jordan Mercedes to share his ah-ha moment and how he is helping others. Garret Kramer is the founder and managing partner of Inner-Sports, LLC. He is a former collegiate hockey player and coach, and currently coaches at the high school level. Mr. Kramer has provided life coaching services to hundreds of athletes; from well known professionals to high school players across a multitude of sports. The management and advisory teams at Inner-Sports are comprised of the most experienced and inspiring leaders in the fields of athletic statistical analysis, predictive behavioral assessment, and principle based psychology, and principle based athletic coaching. Inner-Sports has proven and effective results. Their athletes are among the most successful, competitive, and compassionate players in the high school, collegiate, andprofessional ranks.

Lonnie Harmon. Lonnie wasn't a young man when he and his wife had an "Ah-Ha Moment" and decided there was room at the inn -- they decided to open their hearts and their Central Texas home to adopt Haitian children who needed a home.

So far, they have adopted five children, and number six is on his way. How does he do it? Tune in to hear more of his story.

Comedian Dan Nainan has an impressive list of accomplishments. You may have seen him in one of those fun Apple vs. PC commercials or read about him in the New York Times. He's here to share how comedy became a part of his life and how he is inspiring others in his work.

As a 35 year veteran real estate agent, every year Newco Enterprises' founder Jean Newell, struggled keeping track of the ever increasing small gizmos and gadgets needed for her business.

She also heard other Realtors complaining of the same problem, not having a place to keep their: palm pilots, cell phones, reading glasses, pen, lock box key, and Blackberry, etc. Jean decided to hold focus groups to determine what was needed to solve this rapidly growing problem.

Several months and just as many prototypes later she created the first "high tech" tool belt. With the help of other associates they decided on the name- the PUP (acronym for personal utility pouch).

Due to the easy access and stylish design, the PUP soon attracted a wide variety of consumers with their own special PUP uses.

In 2004, after spending two years managing the backend of the business as well as being a stay-at-home mom, Carolyn took the love of her contesting hobby and combined it with her extensive marketing background. The result was the first Internet-focused contest resource book in Canada called “You Can’t Win If You Don’t Enter”. In conjunction with the book she launched the first contest resource website in Canada, www.contestqueen.com with links to contesting sites, groups and forums, contest management companies, contesting software and more. Carolyn shares her ah-ha moment and how it took her life in a new direction!

The One-Day Way gives readers everything they need to lose weight and get fit in body, mind, and spirit. Readers can: •Break free from past dieting defeats •Learn a realistic, life-changing way to measure success •Change the way they think so they can change their life •Translate their dreams into goals, and their goals into lasting achievements •Get strong with thirty-one simple exercises anyone can do at home •Take advantage of ten ways to eat better while losing weight The author of Never Say Diet and The Never Say Diet Personal Fitness Trainer, Chantel Hobbs is a motivational speaker, life coach, personal trainer, marathon runner, wife, and mother of four whose story has been featured on Oprah, The Today Show, Good Morning America, Fox & Friends, the 700 Club, and the covers of People and First magazines.

For many years, Tina has continued researching and writing in fields that interest her: children, families, mothers and women in society, health and nutrition — including gluten and wheat allergies — as well as the environment. She also supports these areas through her actions. “I find there is a lot of valid information available as well as plenty that is false. It truly takes a logical approach in research, while reading or sifting through the barrage of information, to come to one’s own conclusion, especially before imparting it to others. I am interested in compiling the truth in a given field and then helping others to acquire helpful information. The way I write about it or share it may be different from another’s way, and as a result it may ‘hit home’ just because my delivery was unique to that one person. “I care a lot about children, moms and families. It is just who I am and in my heart. I am a mom, my kids are older now, and to me this role is still one of the most important in society. What is done with just one child, how he or she is treated on a daily basis at home and in school, can make quite a difference for a very long time. Also, helping a mom or a family in a situation of need can create quite an impact that TRULY shows up many years later. This brings us to the subject of society and our environment at large. It all plays quite a role; all aspects of this really interact one with another. I want to help people to see this.”