Sophia DEMAS did not want to get married, have children, or write a book. The Universe, however, had other plans. And now she has written two books. In The Divine Language of Coincidence, Sophia chronicles the miracles she has experienced since the age of 19. After discovering the key in turning a coincidence into a potential miracle, she was propelled to share with the world how miracles are accessible to anyone. Her experiences related to death and after-death communication (ADC) are included in her second book, Consciousness Beyond Death, recently released. Sophia’s message is that since extraordinary things happened to her, an ordinary woman, then these events are accessible to everyone, it's just a matter of being aware and paying attention. She also created Living a Fearless Life, a twelve-workshop program designed to increase self-esteem in at-risk women.

Gary Pacelli is a Former Law Enforcement Officer, County Detective, DEA Task Force Officer/ FBI / Marine/Author/Speaker. His unique story— a harrowing blend of near-death experiences, physical recovery, and the unwavering determination to return to everyday life resonates deeply with audiences. He is the author of the best-selling book NOT MY TIME. He broke HIS neck skydiving and was paralyzed. he would rise from the ashes to speak about discovering his faith and his miraculous recovery, fighting his way back from being a quadriplegic to everyday life and the sport of Skydiving. His story is about losing all hope & fighting for his recovery.

For 20 years, Mary Beth Robinson has been working with people across the globe to discover their Superpowers. She uses her intuitive ability to help people deeply understand where their true genius and power reside. Mary Beth Robinson isn’t just a business coach – she’s a game changer for entrepreneurs who are ready to break free from self-doubt and tap into their true brilliance. Her method is a powerful blend of intuitive insight and practical strategy, designed to help individuals unlock their hidden strengths and take bold action.

Stephen Panus is a storyteller and mentor & coach at heart, one driven by purpose, resilience, and the unwavering belief that we can turn pain into positive change. As the author of the best-selling book “Walk On”, he shares his deeply personal journey following the tragic loss of his son, Jake, who was tragically and suddenly killed as a passenger in a reckless and senseless car crash at the tender age of sixteen in the summer of 2020. Stephen says: “Grief is his Shadow”. Through telling his story, inspirational speaking and leadership development training, Stephen inspires others to find strength, create meaning, and hold tightly onto hope in life’s most difficult moments.

Sherman Niamehr is an Italian-born American, former stockbroker, and memoir author whose life took a dramatic turn during a period of unexpected confinement at an IRGC (Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps) military base in Iran. His quiet act of inner defiance—refusing to march on the American and Israeli flags—led to brutal interrogations and a spiritual reckoning that shaped the rest of his life. His book called In The Shadows of the IRGC, is one of resilience, awakening, and the search for inner freedom amidst systems of fear and indoctrination. He’s now a family man building his life in the U.S., and he shares his story to encourage clarity, and freedom of thought in the face of oppression.

Jan Allen Ackley is an author, veteran, executive, and storyteller. Jan grew up in the hills of Appalachia, without a father and where his prospects to succeed were dim. His memoir, Searching for Change, is a deeply-human look at finding happiness in hardship and transforming adversity into purpose. His awakenings were meeting people that helped give him the courage and inspiration to succeed. With a voice that’s heartfelt with a touch of humor, Jan invites audiences to reflect, laugh, and ultimately believe in the power of personal change. Jan’s mission is simple: help people see the possibility of change—in their personal life, their mindset, or their business. His blend of real-world experience, Appalachian storytelling, & insight make him a compelling guest WHO dives into resilience, leadership, or reinvention.

Franke James' latest book, which represents her biggest awakening, is Freeing Teresa: A True Story about My Sister and Me. The memoir is about choosing her sister’s freedom over her family. Franke helped her younger sister with Down syndrome get out of a nursing home after being improperly admitted.. Then all hell broke loose. The two sisters had to stand together—against their siblings, the medical system, and the police—to defend the right to be free. Franke and her husband, Billiam James, helped Teresa regain her decision-making rights and get a public apology from the Ontario Minister of Health. The memoir has won thirty-four book awards.

Julian Raven is a British-born, Spanish-raised American artist, author, entrepreneur, & First Amendment activist. After being a U.S. Missionary & Bible student, Raven’s journey went from the pulpit to the Supreme Court. Raven made news when his Trump portrait was rejected by the Smithsonian in 2016, launching an eight-year legal battle reaching the Supreme Court and resulting in his becoming an official Smithsonian reformer. Representing himself through 2 federal cases, Raven’s challenge to government overreach landed him #4 on President Trump’s list of reasons to fire Kim Sajet, then Director of the National Portrait Gallery. He tells that full story in his book Odious and Cerberus: An American Immigrant’s Odyssey and His Free Speech Legal War Against Smithsonian Corruption.