48. Solita Roberts: A Proud Immigrant, Image Consultant, and Speaker Who Breaks The Rules

Solita Roberts is a proud immigrant, an image consultant, wardrobe manager, and speaker who helps her clients cultivate a deeper understanding of themselves to increase their self-awareness and confidence. She is a LinkedIn Top Voices in Fashion and Beauty and has been featured in the media.

47. Dana Kaplan: Award-Winning Retired Classroom Educator Pushes Beyond Anxiety & ADHD To Become Global Educational Coach

Dana Kaplan is a renowned, award-winning Educational Coach for Neurodiverse and Out-of-the-Box Learners. This former New York City Teacher of the Year specializes in rich self-investigation as a direct pathway to disrupt and dismantle stigmas and conscious and unconscious biases.

46. How Jenni Schulz Ditched the 9-5 Grind, Retired at 34, and Achieved A 7-Figure Net Worth by 40

Jenni Schulz is intentional about lifestyle design. She ditched the 9-5 grind, decided to do things a different way, and threw herself a retirement party when she was 34. That was almost 10 years ago, and she uses that same compass to lead her lifestyle choices now. Jenni has since built a 7-figure net worth before turning 40.

45. Andrea C McLean: Island Girl And Former Global Corporate Executive Becomes Award Winning Author and Entrepreneur

Andrea C. McLean is an author, speaker, and board-certified life, career, and executive coach who is passionate about empowering women. As a corporate executive who led global teams, she was also an internal executive coach who supported women in the UK and Europe.

44. Natalia Hooker’s Trek from Australia to NYC Banker to Barcelona-Based Author and Author Coach

Natalia has 20 years of experience in the publishing industry and an innate ability to nurture new talent. She is a writing coach, an author consultant, and her company, Alaya Books, provides editing services. Listen to this episode to learn about her life is several countries, the books she's written, and more.

43. Brenda B. Bailey: Theta Healing Master and Long-Time 7-Figure Business Owner

Brenda is a ThetaHealing Master and Instructor who blends her practical experience as a successful entrepreneur for over 30 years along with her Integrative Healing practices that allow people to have quick transformations. Listen to this episode to learn about ThetaHealing and why you get deep, incredible results quickly.

42. How Shabnam Naz Ansari Turned Trauma and Regrets Into The Volunteer Well

Shabnam Naz Ansari has had her share of traumatic experiences. She was born, raised, married, and became a mother in Pakistan but years of emotional and physical abuse took its toll, and she made a life-changing decision she still regrets today. But she hasn’t let those experiences define or limit her.

41. How Christine Van Bloem Survived A Heart Attack and Created The Empty Nest Kitchen

This week, learn what led to the heart attack, about what prompted Christine Van Bloem to start Empty Nest Kitchen and her wildest dreams about what it can become, about her former career, and what an Age Has No Limit life means to her.

40.Why Shadi Sadeghi Dropped Everything to Live in 10 Countries in 10 Months

In this week's episode, we’re going to dive into why this daughter of immigrants used to feel out of place, what triggered this former Type A personality to drop everything to live in Italy, how leaving the US helped her gain the courage to become a soul-preneur, and what an Age Has No Limit life means to her.

39. Lori Beard: How This Puerto Rican Mother of 8 Became An In-Demand Life Coach & Clinical Hypnotist

This week we learn about Lori Beard. We learn about her Puerto Rican roots, about the women who shaped her life as a girl, how an academic pursuit turned into a profound personal journey that ignited her passion for helping others, and what an Age Has No Limit life mean to her.

38. Bob Koleszarik: RV Life, Empty Nester, Yogi, Pranic Healer, and Self-Help Coach

This week we learn about Bob Koleszarik the person, the man, the dad, certified pranic psychotherapist, and host of the Greetings From the Ashram podcast on the Bold Brave TV Network. We also learn why he chose an RV life.

37. Gail Keyes Allen: From Corporate Accountant to Ageless Life, Business, and Money Coach

Gail is known as the "Fairy Godmother of Life Coaching." She is a highly sought-after business and money coach with over 20 years of experience in accounting. Gail is also certified by The Life Coach School, and she is dedicated to empowering women to enhance their lives, businesses, and careers.

36. Steve Lozano’s Vitaes.com: Creating Choices for Young People of Color

Steve Lozano is the founder of Vitaes, an online education company that provides online career guidance through informational interviews featuring professionals of color. Steve decided to create Vitaes because of his own experience as a young person who had no one to turn to as he tried to find a career.

35. My 'No Limit' Travel Adventure to Ghana

I’m eager to share my experience about my first trip to Ghana. During this episode of the Age Has No Limit podcast, I’ll share videos and pictures of my time in Ghana and end with some thoughts on my experience. One that saw me go from wondering aloud and even criticizing to being humbled.

34. Melissa Wesner - From Small Town Dreams to Founder and Author

Melissa Wesner’s a Dreamer and a Doer. She’s a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and the founder of LifeSpring Counseling Services in Maryland. She is also a Brainspotting Consultant, the host of the Dreaming and Doing podcast, creator of the Making the Most of Your Therapy Journal, and a retreat host.

33. Tanisha Rayson-Henry's Pivot from Educator to Weight Loss Expert

Tanisha Rayson-Henry made a pivot in her career that many of us probably haven’t heard of. She went from being a middle school science teacher to a family nurse practitioner—that’s an amazing shift to an advanced level nursing professional. She also opened the doors to the Better Days Wellness Clinic where she specializes in medical weight loss, nutritional coaching, and aesthetics.

32. Jennifer Jackson: Finally Shedding the Weight of Other People’s Opinions 

Jennifer Joy Jackson describes herself as a “Jackie of all trades and a master of most.” Her career and life experiences includes being a professor, the author of five books and a new children’s book, a serial entrepreneur, mom of two, life coach, licensed professional counselor, and licensed marriage and family therapist. During this episode, we’ll learn the biggest light bulb moments of her own life,  

31. Sonya Judd: From A Small Town to Wall Street and Silicon Valley to Finally Healed

Sonya Judd believes we should live life as if it’s rigged in your favor. That’s a message many of us may need to hear right now. She believes that the good and bad things that happen in our lives are rigged in our favor. Listen to this episode to learn about the experience that rocked her world and caused her to undergo the healing she needed to become who she is today.  

30. Barbara Valenzuela: From Odd Jobs To Protecting Adults With Special Needs

Barbara Valenzuela has a big heart, big dreams, and she is making a big impact. Her firm—T&K Innovators—provides behavior consulting services to caregivers at group homes and day programs as well as parents, family members, and individual caregivers for adults with special needs.

29. Karen Cleveland: From Payday Loans to Curated Safaris

Karen Cleveland’s transformation started post-divorce when she was broke - stuck in a payday loan cycle - and her adult son was diagnosed with cancer and had to live with her. After feeling like she failed herself and her son, she realized she had to shift her mindset and routines to change her situation. This experience is what she relies on to share tips and inspiration with others.

Karen is a spiritual connection specialist, a New-Thought Minister with the Centers for Spiritual Living, a mindset mentor, and an animal communicator.

28. Tracye Warfield: Entrepreneur, World Traveler, Yogini, Author and Retreat Designer

Tracye Warfield is not your typical 55-year-old, African American woman. Aside from the fact that she rocks a bald head and currently, a shiny new set of braces, she has traveled the world, since the age of 16, mostly by herself, to 5 continents, numerous countries, and counting. She lives with no limit.

She’s climbed the ranks of corporate America in finance and was a unicorn amongst the sea of old white men in boardrooms.

27. Write And Publish Your Book With Author Coach Sharon Woodhouse

Sharon Woodhouse is an author coach and publishing consultant who’s worked with hundreds of first-time and experienced authors, publishers, and small business owners.

Sharon was an independent publisher who got her start when she founded her first publishing company, the Chicago-based Lake Claremont Press (LCP). LCP published over 500,000 books of 80 different titles in its 25 years and won 30 small press awards.

26. Stacey Peters’ Travel Adventures In Over 70 Countries (And Counting)

Stacey Peters describes herself as an insatiable traveler. She’s lived with her family on three continents and has been to 70 countries and counting.

She is the editor-in-chief of the Duffelbagspouse Travels blog, a freelance photographer, travel writer, and soon, she will launch a line of travel accessories and, of course, duffel bags.

25. Diane Sands: An Endurance Athlete Living With And Helping Others Cope With Chronic Pain

Diane Sands describes herself as the Sporty Goddess. She is an athlete extraordinaire who lives on the beautiful island of Kauai where she’s lived for 19 years. She is a long-distance ocean swimmer and she and her companions battle the rough Pacific Ocean waters and open swim for up to 3 miles in the Pacific Ocean where they enjoy the company of turtles, fish, monk seals, and sometimes hear whales. Her other sports activities include outrigger canoe paddle, stand up paddle, golfing, hiking, and cycling.

24. Dr. Tanitra Scorza’s Life As A World-Class Symphony Clarinetist and Founder of Top Tier eLearning Agency

Dr. Tanitra Scorza accomplishes incredibly difficult things. She auditioned for and was accepted into one of the most competitive graduate school programs when she was 7 months pregnant and she was the first Black woman to get a doctorate degree in her major.

Check out this episode of the podcast to learn why Dr. Scorza thinks she downplays her accomplishments, how changes in her body tend to trigger an intellectual call to make outward changes in her life, and which two countries factor into her bucket list.

23. Cherie Caldwell: From Math Wiz to Corporate HR VP to Transformation Coach

Cherie Caldwell is the former head of DE&I for a tech firm and the former region vice president of human resources for a major media company. In that role, she led HR for a $5 billion revenue business that spanned 7 states, 100+ locations, and a 5,600-person workforce.

She was laid off in 2023 and instead of returning to become another corporate VP, she finally let go of her corporate identity, and returned to being an entrepreneur. Listen to this episode of the podcast to hear how this math wiz took an unlikely path to HR and how she turns the tables and interviews me. 

22. Dr. Greta Anderson Turned Her Passion For Golfing Into A Successful Business

Dr. Greta has a knack for storytelling, and she has a knack for filling gaps. She is one of the few African American women to earn a Class A status as a golf teaching professional. She is the founder of two businesses—The Digital Sage Agency—and Dr. Greta Golf, a golf business she started 10 years ago. As the founder and Director of Instruction for Dr. Greta Golf, she uses her expertise as a player, her status as a global educator, and her certification as a Class A instructor to teach golf at an exemplary level.

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