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Dan Toler

Dan Toler

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Dan holds a BA in Political Science from the University of Notre Dame, with a concentration in international relations. He’s an avid history buff and host of the Relevant History podcast. You can find Relevant History on any major podcasting platform, or at https://www.dantolerpodcast.com. Dan is a Roman history buff, but studies military history and geopolitics from all time periods. Outside of his interest in

history, Dan has also fronted a rock band, and earns a living as a freelance writer.

Topics

  • History
  • Military history
  • International relations
  • Geopolitics
  • Domestic politics
  • Writing
  • Music

Questions

  • How did the Roman Republic fall?
  • Why were foreign allies important to the success of the American revolutionaries?
  • What’s the craziest war story you’ve ever heard?
  • Why were the Carolean armies so successful?
  • ..and other similar musings.

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Dana Pharant

Dana Pharant

Bio

If your audience is business owners, CEO’s, and other leaders, let’s bring them a fresh spin on what it takes to be a magnetic leader. As a Dominatrix, I learned the art and craft of owning a room and leading from a place of power – not the power over but power with. To ask for and get exactly what you want takes guts and of course mastery of your sexual energy (being magnetic, willing to negotiate and communicate

clearly).

Topics

  • Sexual energy for success
  • How to negotiate like a Dominatrix to get what you want with no comprise

Questions

  • The truth about the Dominatrix world – Hollywood has it all wrong.
  • Balancing the masculine and feminine energies (yin/yang) within each of us (regardless of our gender)
  • How to let your sexy shine without fear of a MeToo charge
  • Does sexual energy have a place in business and more…

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Haylie Schuster

Haylie Schuster

Bio

I am a single mother of two boys that has recently taken on a new role as a project manager with a consulting firm. I have a background in apprenticeship and workforce development. I travel as much as I can and looking to continue my journey visiting all 50 states, all of them but Hawaii for at least a second time. I am a life long learner, driven to be better every day and aspire to be an exceptional leader. I self published a short story about being a survivor to mental and physical abuse while tackling all of life’s obstacles.

Topics

  • Apprenticeship
  • Project management
  • Yoga
  • Motivation
  • Self help
  • Parenting
  • Fitness
  • Health
  • Abuse
  • Mental health
  • Fibromyalgia
  • Hashimotos

Questions

  • Same as above

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Sacil Armstrong

Sacil Armstrong

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For more than 20 years, Sacil (Suh-SEEL) Armstrong has connected people and opened minds, getting people from very different backgrounds to come together for common causes. As an Equity and Embodiment Enabler, her motto is no blame, no shame, no guilt because blaming and shaming get in the way of learning. She uses evidence-based self-care techniques that not only make us feel good, but also increase our mental and emotional capacity to handle difficult conversations about topics like racism and oppression. She uses facts to bind the past to the present and helps clients implement practical and effective changes for social justice.

Sacil is the founder of Inspired by Indigo, an online community where she guides members through a proven 4-step process to make equity a habit. Making change is so much easier with the support of community. You can find her online at https://sacilarmstrong.com/links

Topics

  • Making equity a habit instead of a goal
  • Social justice
  • Anti-oppression
  • Anti-racism
  • Self-care
  • How to have difficult conversations
  • Creating change with baby steps

Questions

  • Why is making equity a habit more effective than having equity as a goal?
  • You’ve broken the equity habit down into four steps. What are they?
  • How can you have joy when doing anti-oppression work?
  • Why is self-care important for social justice work?
  • How are baby steps effective for social justice?
  • Are anti-racism and anti-oppression the same?
  • What is your system for having difficult conversations?

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Kathleen Celmins

Kathleen Celmins

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Kathleen spends most of her time with her two young kids and in a yoga studio. When she’s not doing those, she’s helping subject-matter experts uncover their groundbreaking ideas and turning them into lucrative revenue streams (often helping them find those kinds of revenue streams they hadn’t yet considered).

She believes that every entrepreneur is sitting on at least $100K per year of revenue they aren’t yet aware of (simply because they’re too close to their own business to see those gaps) and she helps them find them through a transformational group mastermind.

Topics

  • How to uncover your ideas
  • How to decide on which idea will have the biggest impact on you and the world around you
  • How to create a booming business online

Questions

  • What are some of the most common adjustments people need to make to their business to find $100K?

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Dorit Sasson

Dorit Sasson

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Dorit Sasson is an SEO consultant and strategist at CGI. She is also an award winner author of two memoirs about serving in the Israel Defense Forces and leaving Israel to come to the United States after 20 years.

Learn more about Dorit’s SEO work at http://www.SEOBusinessMagic.com and DoritSasson.com.

Topics

  • SEO content strategy
  • Keyword research and analysis
  • Why authors and business need SEO

Questions

  • What is SEO and what are the benefits/outcomes?
  • How do you help businesses with their SEO needs?
  • How do you help authors market their books more effectively with search engine optimization?
  • How does SEO impact a content strategy?

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William Allen

William Allen

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William Allen is an author with a writer’s heart and researcher’s mind. After getting a degree in Psychology with an eye on doing psychology research, he recalibrated for a career in Information Technology. He found himself in a 30-year career as an Information Technology manager at Wells Fargo who enjoyed managing highly intelligent, often difficult staff, many of whom were highly sensitive.

He retired early from his corporate job to start his Hypno-coaching and neurofeedback brain training business, BrainPilots, in Bend, Oregon.

In late 2016, he began his blog, The Sensitive Man, about his experiences, as a highly sensitive man. The blog became the genesis of his first book, “Confessions of a Sensitive Man“. His new book, “On Being a Sensitive Man“, is the follow up book, which focuses on how to live in the world as a sensitive man.

He feels that HSP males need to take their keen insights and intuition and make them public. He would like to shed more light on highly sensitive males and the much-needed role they need to take in our society.

Topics

  • High Sensitivity (sensory processing sensitivity) in men
  • Redefining Masculinity
  • How highly sensitive men can help the world at this moment in time
  • Why high sensitivity is an evolutionary quality

Questions

If discussion is on HSP Men:

  • What are the problems HSP men struggle with the most?
  • How do HSP men challenge traditional masculine stereotypes?
  • What do you recommend for HSP men to relieve stress, anxiety and overwhelm?
  • Can HSP men help redefine what masculinity is? If so, how?
  • What can we do to help HSP boys?

Questions about me:

  • What prompted you to write your book and blog?
  • How long have you known about your high sensitivity? When did you find out?
  • How did being highly sensitive help you in your corporate life? How did it help you in your coaching business?
  • Do you have highly sensitive children?
  • What do you consider your greatest highly sensitive strength? Weakness?

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Art Snarzyk

Art Snarzyk

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Behavioral Analyst, Expert Profiler, Hiring and Business Coach, Individual Development

Art Snarzyk is known as “The Turnover Terminator” for his unique way of helping business owners and managers hire and manage only ideal, top-performing staff. The Small Business Monthly named him one of the “Top 100 St. Louisans You Should Know To Succeed In Business”.

In management and hiring since 1996 and owner of a successful painting company for 9 years, Art knows first-hand the hassle, expense, and headache of trying to hire and develop quality employees. His goal is to help managers and business owners become better versions of themselves and help them find workers who naturally fit their work.

Snarzyk’s consulting company, InnerView Advisors works with contractors and professional service businesses worldwide. Clients hire him to become better at attracting, hiring, and retaining great employees who fit their unique companies and help them overcome growth challenges.

InnerView Advisors also supports businesses with teamwork, internal & external communication issues, and supporting salespeople with predicting their potential clients’ behaviors.

More personally, InnerView Advisors helps individuals with relationships, families with communication, and youth who are deciding on their career paths.

Art’s personal mission is three-fold; to help others understand themselves at an earlier age than he did, show them how to be okay with that version of person, and guide them to careers and lives that feel like a natural fit.

Topics

  • Behavioral Profiles
  • Hiring
  • Management
  • Team-building
  • Sales
  • Couples
  • Career Choices

Questions

  • Who am I?
  • What should I do with my life?
  • Am I on the right track?
  • How can I hire better employees?
  • How can I read and understand others better and faster?
  • Am I with the right person/people?
  • How can I improve?

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Eric Sentell

Eric Sentell

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I self-published “How to Write an Essay like an Equation: Write Better, Faster, Easier” and “Become Your Own Fact-Checker: Know Who’s Misleading and Manipulating You.” I use my PhD in English to teach writing and rhetoric at a public university. I blog about religion, politics, and life lessons on Medium, where I am up to 2300+ followers, about 100K views, and counting. I produce and host the podcast, Metamorphosis, for Trinity UMC in Piedmont, MO.

Topics

  • Religion
  • Christianity
  • Politics
  • Rhetoric
  • Writing
  • Podcasting
  • Current Events

Questions

  • What is “faith deconstruction”?
  • How can one best deconstruct and reconstruct faith?
  • How do you make sense of the Bible post-deconstruction?
  • How do you make sense of Church tradition or doctrine post-deconstruction?
  • How do you navigate political disagreements with friends or family?
  • What’s going on with U.S. politics right now?
  • What are the rhetorical strategies used by X?
  • How can we use rhetoric to persuade people?
  • What strategies help you write better?
  • What strategies help you as a podcaster?

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Kim Lebbing

Kim Lebbing

Bio

Kim Lebbing is considered a Success and Mindset Expert with 10 years of experience in the coaching industry.

Kim has a proven track record of getting massive results for business owners, professionals, entrepreneurs, and their teams. She has multiple expert certifications over the last 9 years in NLP and Evolved NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming).

She is a featured speaker and has been an expert guest on multiple podcasts and featured in magazine articles. She is the host of the “Mind for Success” podcast.

Kimberly is known for her unique 4-Hour process that rapidly shifts minds and ignites the motivation that helps businesses and their teams take massive action.

Topics

  • Success & Mindset
  • The subconscious mind
  • Hidden Barriers that keep people stuck
  • The myth that business and relationships are separate
  • How to overcome overwhelm and frustration

Questions

  • Tell me your backstory. Why do you do what you do?
  • What are some of the hidden barriers that keep people stuck?
  • How do you identify the problems that hold people back?
  • What are some tips to help people overcome overwhelm and frustration?

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