A lawyer-turned-author, Claudia infused her life with new purpose by writing historical fiction and cozy mysteries, plus embracing fiber arts.

“When you find that clarity, it’s liberating,” Steve said. “You can finally stop trying to be something you’re not and instead embrace who you really are.”

After a successful career working in nonprofit development for various causes, her transition into literary nonprofit work was both a leap of faith and a natural extension of her skill set.

“Memoir is incredibly powerful,” Gail said. “It helps you process your life, understand your identity and, sometimes, it even changes your future.”

When Andrew turned to writing self-help books, he saw an opportunity to combine his love for art with his desire to share his insights on happiness. His books have reached people from all corners of the globe.

What became known as “The Margie Project,” was a yearlong initiative where she committed to trying something new each month with a friend.

Burnout led Jordan to re-evaluate his priorities. Rather than searching for a new passion outright, he instead eliminated what wasn’t bringing him joy.

Mary Jo’s life reflects the belief that every person has a unique gift and has a story that can change the world. 

After launching UpWords Unlimited, his business focused on relational leadership. Leonard is fully dedicated to guiding individuals and organizations toward growth, healing and transformation.