Michele launched the Live Up Challenge, a six-part program aimed at fostering joy and balance through self-assessment, goal-setting, and practical exercises.

Nicole Chui and Coach Gabby from SOS are pivotal in mentoring youth through music and dance, preparing them for London Band Week 2023.

Sabrina Pierce, an online relationship and life coach, focuses on empowering women to navigate challenges and build meaningful connections.

Dr. Shanessa Fenner, Principal at William T. Brown Elementary School, Cumberland County Schools, has left a significant mark in education through her diverse roles.

Dr. Kristen Eccleston, a neurodiverse teacher, Education Consultant, and Mental Health Advocate, works towards improving the mental health of those whose brains function differently in response to the educational setup.

Nirmala Sitharaman, India's Finance Minister, also held the Commerce and Industry portfolios. She's ranked 41st in Forbes' 2020 list of most powerful women.

Here is the great "Her Story of Dr. Soumya Swaminathan Yadav" and sharing here great journey from WHO to National Institute of Research in Tuberculosis.

As managing director at Apollo Hospitals, Suneeta Reddy's leadership has expanded the group's international presence and made a significant impact on global healthcare practices.

Monica Glenny, an accountant, turned beauty consultant, shares her story of supporting women in business.

It's not okay to feel guilty about your feelings: Feelings like worry and pain can affect you. We need to learn to live with these feelings and understand that we have the right to feel anything.

Tracie L. James is a Sales and Marketing professional, a speaker, the author of "The Zero Excuses Challenge: 21 Days to Better Results in Your Life, Career & Business", a leader's leader. Tracie L. James is a Sales and Marketing professional, a speaker, the author of "The Zero Excuses Challenge: 21 Days to Better Results in Your Life, Career & Business", a leader's leader.

According to Auguste, there are thousands of successful business coaches out there. She immediately makes an important distinction, "It's one thing that you understand calculus, but can you teach it?" We have to agree; she has a good point.