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At Miami’s The Pickled Beet, Chef Liz Creates Vibrant, Wholesome Dishes that Prove Healthy Food can be Delicious

Q: What inspired you to start The Pickled Beet, and how did you come up with the name?Chef Liz: Every experience I had prior to founding The Pickled Beet inspired me to find my purpose and create a service that enriches the lives of others. Growing up in an Italian Irish family, food has always been my epicenter. When I decided I wanted to step away from my executive corporate job more than 20 years ago, founding a personal chef company was a natural trans..

Amy Kelly is a Life Reset & Confidence Coach who Helps Individuals Reclaim Their Power, Rebuild Self-Belief, and Create a Life Aligned with Their True Desires

Q: How did you become interested in becoming a Life Reset & Confidence Coach? AK: Honestly, it all started with my own breakdown. On paper, I had everything you’re told to want the house, the marriage, the career, the picture-perfect life. But inside, I was completely disconnected. When it all fell apart, I packed my bags, travelled solo, learnt to trust myself again, rebuilt my life, and slowly realized this: the greatest reset doesn’t come from ticking..

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 ..

Charlene Li, Speaker, Author, and Disruptive Leadership Expert

Q: You’ve worked with a wide variety of industries. Do you have a soft spot for one, or is there a field that gives you particular pleasure? CL: I do — health care. It’s something that touches every person, and the stakes are incredibly high. When I work with leaders in health care, there’s a real sense of purpose and often a deep personal connection to the work. What excites me is the opportunity for technology to help deliver better outcomes more equitab..

Keisha N. Blain, Ph.D., Brings History Alive with Passion and Purpose

Q: You’ve been called one of the most innovative historians of your generation. How do you define innovation in historical scholarship?KB: I think innovation in historical scholarship is the willingness to explore topics that others might not have considered—or the willingness to grapple with familiar topics in new ways. Part of what I have tried to do in my work is not to simply replicate past approaches. I ask new questions, consider new voices that migh..