Jenna Soard has been a graphic designer for as long as she could remember. Having a lot of entrepreneurs in her family gave her an entrepreneurial spirit at a very young age. She began doing graphic design in the mid 1990s and started designing for her high school.

After obtaining her MBA, she started her own graphic design company. She worked for 200 companies including Nike and also had the opportunity to teach in four different universities. She now teaches entrepreneurs on how to brand themselves.

Kimra Luna is a personal branding and online business strategist.  She helps freedom-seeking entrepreneurs to stand out, captivate their audiences’ attention and monetize their authentic brands online.

As a leading authority on the use of Facebook ads and webinar-based training as both list and brand building tools, she took her business from zero to over $880k in sales and cultivated an email list of over 14,000 subscribers from 50 countries around the world during her first year in business.

John Lee Dumas is the creator of the successful daily podcast, EOFire, as well as the extremely popular online community, Fire Nation.  In this episode, he shares with listeners how to identify that one thing you should be pursuing, and how having too many goals might not be a good thing. He discusses the importance of reflection, along with providing exciting details about his amazing new project, The Freedom Journal! 

Rachel Luna is the founder of The Confident Entrepreneur Academy. Her main mission in life is to help your confidence match your ambition. She believes that when you raise your confidence, you get more clarity, you make more money, and you make a bigger impact.

Erika Sheffer is a multi 6-figure coach who just generated over $100,000 with the launch of her group-coaching program. She believes strongly in the importance of boundaries in business, as well as how having the proper mindset will help contribute to your success!

Aandra Bohlen has been in sales for 26 years, owning her own business for 8 years and doing about $500,000 in annual revenue. She has done this all by doing what a lot of entrepreneurs are afraid to do – pick up the phone! 

Aandra explains that like her, everyone has been in sales for all of their lives. 

“We’ve been doing (sales) since we were little ones. When we were negotiating with our parents to get our way, that’s sales.”