Neil Balter, who founded California Closets at the age of 17, is a world famous success story. But his life and perspective changed when his son was diagnosed with Autism. And then Balter had to face his own cancer diagnosis. He was told that he had 12 months to live.
Success does not have to come at the expense of my own well being. Tanya Wheeless is the former CEO of the Arizona Bankers Association (a job she had at age 27!) and an Executive with the Phoenix Suns.
Award Winning Celebrity Chef Michael DeMaria from M Culinary shares his Traditionally Untraditional Turkey Recipe. Watch and see how Chef Michael prepares turkey that’s ready to serve the moment your guests are ready to eat!
The Foundation’s most recent work centers around food stability and independence. As part of that work, they have created goodfoodfinderaz.com, a website that serves as a hub for consumers, producers, procurers, farmers, restauranteurs and others to learn about and connect with Arizona’s local food providers.
Angela Harrolle: CEO – The 100 Club of Arizona. Working with The 100 Club continuing to share the stories of our public service members so the community understands the sacrifices that are made for us daily.
Having recently completed a new 12 week training program available through my website, I’m eager to get back to writing and creating new content. My three busy kids consume much of my time, but are also my most rewarding job.
“People can start over they don’t need to spend all of this money for credit repair.” This is the simple message Alisa Glutz is determined to bring to the masses. Glutz, who has worked as a mortgage banker for 14 years, started in the industry just as it was about to boom.
“If you make more choices correctly, you begin to live a life with ease and live with more joy,” says Laura Day, author, intuitive and well respected healer. Day has worked with celebrities like Brad Pitt, Jennifer Aniston and Demi Moore.
“It is truly amazing how this one concept of money and asking for it put me into a stratospheres I never thought possible,” says Laura Fredricks, speaker and author of several hit books such as THE ASK and Money Wellness: Is Money Making You Sick?
“Charm, communication and respect — showing people respect — just changes the atmosphere so dramatically,” says Debora Black, Chief of Police in Glendale, Arizona. Black defied the odds to get where she is today. She came up in a male dominated industry and rose up the ranks in a way that was unexpected — at least to her.
