Saving with Steve with Steve Sexton
Guest, Marie Titabouet
Do You Believe in Miracles? They Are Real!
From MIT and helping to create the internet itself, Brent Michael Phillips was a world class software engineer.
But after a horrific botched surgery which paralyzed his right arm, Brent went to a healer, and experienced his first miracle when his arm was instantly and permanently healed.
Can You Really Create a "Perfect Life"?
According to our guest, the Emotional Break-Through Mentor, Paul Levin, problems come in all sizes. Some are small. Some are really big. Problems fill our daily lives, unless…
Unless you have the tools and experience to make ever one of your problems disappear.
Best Ways to Develop (and Keep) Good Relationships
Whether in business, friendships, or family, creating rapport in your communication is critical to building, and keeping, good relationships.
Words Women and Wisdom Show with Yvonne E L Silver
Guest, Jennifer Kauffman, Film Director and Producer - founder of The Rise & Thrive Movement
The Tony Durso Show
$2000 to Multi-Millions with Fredrik van Huynh & Tony DUrso
He first heard about internships from his roommate, as back in his home country of Sweden, internships were few and far between. His roommate explained that an intern gets to work and learn the ropes, doesn't get paid, but earns a great addition to their CV, gets their foot in the door, and helps them land a solid job after graduation.
Today:
The Author and Artist Hour with Kez Wickham St George and Toni Lontis
Book Reviews and their importance to authors.
1. Toni. What is so important to have a book review
Kez A book review enlightens those you have a published book, it can lead to sales and promotions of your work.
2. Toni. A good book review used to be written and for more in-depth way of connecting to your readers, this can be done on Good reads and Amazon these are the more two popular ones. Is that your opinion Kez?
Saving with Steve with Steve Sexton
Guest, Tom Eddington
Insight Intelligence with Mario Bekes and Toni Lontis
All About the Co Host: Mario grew up in Communist Croatia (then part of Yugoslavia) and he witnessed a lot of social unrest – before finding himself in the middle of the Croatian War of Independence. Mario's world quickly turned upside down. One morning when he woke to a knock at the door. His family and his girlfriend were gone. His neighbors were packing, fleeing the city. And the military were at his door, saying, "Report at the army barracks in one hour."