Janis Isabel Carreras

A New Skin Protectant Could Be A Gamechanger In The Fight To Prevent Skin Cancer | Janis Isabel Carreras

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While the summer months bring plenty of fun outdoor experiences, the Sun can spoil a day — and a lifetime — thanks to skin damage that could lead to diseases like Melanoma. Dedicated to ensuring people are protected against those kinds of possibilities, Janis Isabel Carreras has created a new skin protectant that touts versatility and accessibility.

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Lisa Charlebois social worker

‘You Might Be A Narcissist’ Breaking Stigmas And Helping People Overcome Trauma To Be Their Best Self | Lisa Charlebois

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Lisa Charlebois has been a licensed clinical social worker for over 30 years now. She specializes in helping individuals cope with, and overcome, trauma, addictions, Attention Deficit Disorder, and narcissism either in themselves or others. Through her amazing work, she’s helped break the stigma that narcissism is untreatable, and has given countless individuals a safe space to free themselves from shame, and go on to live their best and happiest lives.

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Todd Blodgett

How a White House Insider Became an FBI Asset in America’s Extremist Underworld | Todd Blodgett

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In the years since the most recent elections, concerns about political extremism, radicalization, and violence have intensified. While public attention often moves on once ballots are counted, lawmakers, intelligence agencies, and researchers warn that the informal systems surrounding American politics remain powerful, yet opaque. Much influence operates far from campaign podiums and voting booths. Lobbyists, donors, advisors and political intermediaries often shape outcomes and sustain political sway long after the votes are cast. The Iowa-based writer, campaign strategist, and consultant Todd Blodgett has spent decades inside that intriguing world.

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Agnes Chau

The Hidden Dangers of Polypharmacy: When Drug Side-effects Cause More Harm! | Agnes Chau

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Polypharmacy – the concurrent use of multiple prescription medications, has been increasingly common among seniors. According to a JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association) analysis, researchers found that the prevalence of polypharmacy has nearly doubled over two decades, affecting an estimated 40 percent of adults aged 65 or older! This trend represents a significant and often under-recognized risk in senior care.

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Don Elijah Eckhart

Here Am I: A Story with Reflections for Life | Don Elijah Eckhart

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Does God know your story? Of course, God knows your story. God is all-knowing. However, have you told God your story? Have you told other people your story? When I wrote my true story, the results for were amazing. If you don’t want to share your story, you can write it just for yourself and see what happens.

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Dr. Kathryn M. Ray

A Journey of Dedication, Transformation, and Holistic Women’s Healthcare | Dr. Kathryn M. Ray

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In medicine’s vast and ever-evolving landscape, every practitioner’s journey is a unique blend of challenges, breakthroughs, and moments of profound insight. The field itself, a complex interplay of science, ethics, and empathy, demands intellectual rigor and a deep commitment to the welfare of others. Dr. Kathryn M. Ray’s journey into the world of obstetrics and gynecology shines as a beacon of passionate dedication and a deep-seated desire to make a real difference in women’s health care.

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The Planetary Peace Power and Prosperity Legacy Foundation

Where Dialogue Meets Action: The Work of the Planetary Peace, Power, and Prosperity Legacy Foundation

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The forces that shape human interaction aren’t always loud or visible. They’re often made of meaning—the stories people carry with them, the assumptions they come to treat as fact, the words that can turn a passing moment into a rupture. Entire relationships, institutions, and communities can pivot on language, on what is said, what is assumed, and what goes unspoken. For some educators, leaders, and organizers, the work begins there, not with policy or infrastructure, but with the dynamics of perception itself.

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Jessica Klersy

Where Law Meets Empathy: Fighting for the Rights of the Elderly and Disabled | Jessica Klersy

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At 17, when bilateral tumors took her hearing, Jessica Klersy transformed adversity into strength when she experienced firsthand what it meant to be dismissed, overlooked, and underestimated. Classrooms turned hostile. Professors mocked her. People made assumptions rather than asking questions. But instead of shrinking away, she transformed her pain into purpose. Now as a lawyer, Jessica fights for the people most often silenced—the elderly, the disabled, and the vulnerable—ensuring their voices are heard and dignity protected.

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Susan Marshall The Backbone Institute

Against the Buzz: Finding Clarity in a Distracted World | Susan Marshall

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In an age of constant motion, few of us have time to think before reacting. Leadership coach and author Susan Marshall believes we’ve mistaken speed for progress and noise for knowledge. Every scroll, swipe, and instant reaction convinces us we’re keeping up, when in reality we’re just spinning faster. Through her Backbone Institute, she teaches what modern life forgets: that courage begins in quiet, and clarity only comes when we find stillness.

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The Power of Attitude: Making Positive Changes to Your Health Through Positive Energy | Nancy Lynne Harris

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Healing can be an incredibly difficult and personal journey for one to endure, regardless of what you may be going through. Nancy Lynne Harris, M.A., is a shaman and spiritual teacher who uses her extensive knowledge to help people recover from medically incurable illnesses and addictions by teaching them how to shift their energy for healing.

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