Monthly Archives: November 2021

After sketching 250+ designs from his jail cell and developing a business plan from prison, Darrell Alston reached his dream of launching his own luxury sneaker business Bungee Oblečení with three retail partners in Philadelphia beginning in Dec. 2020. Less than … Continue reading →

In 2017, my husband and I packed up our 2 dogs, sold everything, left the American Dream life to live in a Mexican beach town. Had you told me that this would be my life 20 years ago, when I … Continue reading →

Heather Anderson is founder of The Autism Oasis, where she uses her skills as a former journalist to research and provide information to families affected by nonverbal autism. She believes that most students with nonverbal autism have average or above average intelligence, and … Continue reading →

Winford X is an aspiring and upcoming author, and this book is his first debut. Winford’s life changed at the young age of 19 when he was incarcerated in the Federal penitentiary resulting in him serving 15 years. Winford is … Continue reading →

My name is Tanisha Naughton I am the owner of mswellnessllc. I am a lifestyle coach that started her journey due to my mother being sick with diabetes. She was on a couple of medications that were not helping her … Continue reading →

Moskehtu Consulting, LLC is an Indigenous owned and operated Cultural & Heritage Preservation firm. It was founded in 2019 by Chenae Bullock, an enrolled Shinnecock Indian Nation Tribal Member and descendant of the Montauk Tribe in Long Island New York. … Continue reading →

Maria Brito is an award-winning New York-based contemporary art advisor, author, and curator. A Harvard graduate, originally from Venezuela, her first monograph “Out There” published by Pointed Leaf Press in 2013, was the recipient of the Best Book Awards in both … Continue reading →

After 28 years in the health care business, Dr. David Wilcox has seen enough to realize that it truly is a “business,” as opposed to the kind-hearted healing service that most of us might imagine it to be. His new … Continue reading →

“Jiajun has many difficulties when communicating with the outside world, but is very comfortable in the world of music. When I first met his mother, she told me a lot about their past, spoke with great emotion, and her eyes … Continue reading →

About the Book: Supportive relationships create a firm foundation for children to grow. When parents and educators work together, they expand the base of support, and foster a positive environment that strengthens home and school communities.  Build Them Up is a practical guide for … Continue reading →