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“Courage is the ability to feel fear and do it anyway,” explains Gigi Butler, Founder and Culinary Creator of Gigi’s Cupcakes and Author. Fourteen

“I think we have to give ourselves permission to adequately look at what our skills are,” explains Christina Walker, Vocal Performance Coach at Christina

“I would say you’re never too old. Never too old. Go ahead,” says Rocklyn Grace. Rocklyn, a former writing and research professor, spent many

“I realized that I would never really get to the level of income or live the lifestyle I wanted for myself and my family

“Our mission was to bring the community into our 3000 square foot space and bring a sense of community to Downtown Oconomowoc,” says Hilary

“I just know that they’re counting on me,” says Julie Womble, Author and Veteran Advocate. Julie’s latest book Prized Possession is about a homeless

“I do something every day that makes me afraid. That is my goal,” explains Kary Oberbrunner, CEO of Igniting Souls Publishing. Throughout his writing

“51% of what we do is just telling people that we believe in them,” says Ben Griffin, Pastor and City Director of LINC Twin

“What is the smallest possible steps you can take? And often the smallest possible step is even smaller than we think,” says Sarah Young,

“That was my vision, just Christians mobilizing to good and do kindness,” says Reverand Shawn Morrison, Founder and Executive Director of Good in the

“Don’t ever be afraid of what God asks you to do because it’s what he created you to do,” says Kathy Bissen, Founder and

“If you’re out helping others get to their dreams, that will come back to you,” says Nick Curran, Founder, and CEO of Numbers4Nonprofits. When

“I was an overnight success. Ten years in the making,” says Dave Chesson, Founder of Kindlepreneur. Dave first started his career in the military

“As faithful as God is, you have to put a plan to work and then expect God to meet you with your efforts,” says

“In my essence, I am a firestarter. I am a dream multiplier. I do believe that is my calling in life,” says Jeff Meyer,

“It’s not about the book. It’s about who you become in the process of writing and publishing that book,” says Chandler Bolt, the founder,

When seasoned entrepreneur Laurel Brown first began to build Upper House, a Stephen & Laurel Brown Foundation initiative, she knew she needed someone with

Tricia Schwechel has always been an entrepreneur. After her father passed away, she took over her family’s child care center and eventually turned it

“We will all experience one or maybe several times where we will be gasping for breath,” says John Busacker, co-author of Gasping for Breath.

Debbie Teike has always had a passion for helping people. As a licensed clinical social worker and a pastor’s wife, Debbie started a support

Joel Henry Blaeser has always been a musician. After playing in bands in college, he discovered that his true passion is making electronic music

Ever since high school, Paul Copeland has had a passion for cigars. From watching his dad smoke a cigar while riding the tractor around

Adam Griffin never intended to start his own church. After serving many years in the same church, he found himself complacent in his role

Twenty years ago, Tami Fleming worked as Host Jeff Meyer’s office manager. Since then, she’s had two daughters, undergone a divorce and started several

Tommy Woodard and Eddie James, aka The Skit Guys, have been passionate about writing and producing skits since they were kids. When Eddie began