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With Two Decades in the International Travel & Tourism Sector, Leading Brand Growth, Media Events and PR Outreach, Meet Brand Sanity Media Founder, Liz Galloway

Q: Brand Sanity Media is a unique name. Can you share the inspiration behind it and how it aligns with your vision for the brand? LG: Brand Sanity Media was born from a desire to create a space where creativity and strategy coexist harmoniously. The name itself is a balance we strive for in every project—keeping our sanity in marketing and media because so many business owners and brand’s needs that and relief from overwhelm. It reflects our ethos of stayi..

Laura Best: Founder of Passion Collective and Author of Born to Buzz: How to Spark Your Passions (Without Quitting It All)

Q: Your new book Born to Buzz is about sparking passion in work and life. How do you personally define “passion,” and why do you believe it’s so central to living a happier and more fulfilled life? LB: Passion isn’t always about fireworks or one grand calling. As I share in my keynotes and coaching, it feels different to every human. One of my favorite audience exercises is helping people find the word that defines what passion feels like for them. (My wor..

Amber Mikesell is the Founder of Suivera, a Non-Profit All Beliefs Organization Committed to Heart-Centered Transformation with Over 1.3 Million Members in 113 Countries

Q: In your book Silence Your Inner Critic, you compare the battle against self-doubt to the epic battle between a superhero and a supervillain. What inspired this analogy, and what makes it so powerful?AM: The superhero-versus-supervillain analogy came from a very real place in my own healing journey. Like so many people, I spent years listening to the voice in my head that told me I wasn’t good enough, smart enough, or worthy enough. That voice—the Inner ..

Nicki Vaseghi on Ethnic Skin, Advanced Lasers, and Her Work at Lévy Aesthetics Near Seattle

Q: How did you first get into aesthetics?NV: It came down to a choice between nursing and aesthetics. Nursing was the practical path, but aesthetics was where clinical and creative meet. I chose the one I couldn't stop thinking about.Q: You've been doing this for more than two decades. Are we actually getting closer to slowing or reversing how skin ages, or just better at managing it?NV: Both. We can't stop time, and anyone who promises that is just trying..