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Mystic or Mogul? Meet the Spiritual Entrepreneur Teaching LA How to Turn Their Inner Wisdom into Income

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 03:30:30 GMT

In the recent surge of spiritual entrepreneurship, a challenge surfaces: a misalignment between soulful purpose and tangible abundance. Many spiritual entrepreneurs grapple with a disconnect; their soul missions often translate slowly into earthly success.This struggle is what Alexandria Moran and the Third Eye Psychic School want to solve as they pioneer a soulful approach to equip spiritual women to blend their internal soul callings with real-world business prosperity effortlessly. Moran illuminates the path to authentic and aligned prosperity by developing one’s natural clairvoyant abilities.Leading the Third Eye Psychic School, Moran is not just a typical business guru; she’s a spiritual entrepreneur on a mission to bridge the gap between purpose and profit. Drawing from her spiritual expertise and business acumen, she aims to provide a safe, ethical, responsible, and fun space where women can explore the hidden parts of their subconscious mind, understand and trust...

Maik Wiedenbach’s System to Boost Gym Profitability

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 03:30:30 GMT

“Too many gyms close before their fifth year. We need a change,” declares Maik Wiedenbach, the three-time Musclemania champion and NYC’s Best Coach for four consecutive years. In the heart of Manhattan, where competition is fierce and the stakes are high, Wiedenbach’s voice resonates with authority and experience.The fitness industry, which has seen its fair share of fads and fleeting trends, is at a crossroads in 2023. With obesity rates still rising and client lifespans averaging ten weeks, the need for a transformative approach is evident. Enter Maik Wiedenbach, a man with a mission, a system, and the credentials to back it up.A Multi-Faceted Approach to FitnessWiedenbach’s journey as a World Cup swimmer for Germany to a Wall Street businessman, and finally to an acclaimed fitness coach, has given him a unique perspective on the industry. “Most trainers and gyms operate on hope and prayers when it comes to growing their business,” he obse...

Fusion CBD Products Leads the Way with Introducing CBD for a Healthy and Active Lifestyle

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 03:30:30 GMT

CBD, or cannabidiol, has long been valued in holistic wellness, from the traditions of ancient cultures to modern wellness stores. Today, as the world pivots towards more natural and holistic approaches to health, CBD stands tall for hope and healing.In today’s wellness movement, Fusion CBD Products leads the way, showcasing CBD’s potential for an active and healthy life. The company’s path, grounded in dedication to quality and innovation, highlights nature’s transformative potential combined with scientific understanding.The Genesis of Fusion CBD ProductsThe global CBD market is projected to reach $13.4 billion by 2028. Beyond these figures lies Fusion CBD Products’ story of passion and dedication. The company seamlessly connects traditional knowledge with contemporary science with its diverse products.Danny Campolargo, the driving force behind Fusion CBD Products, saw a world where CBD is a supplement that promotes a better way of life. His vision was clea...

Top 5 Entrepreneurs Of 2023

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 03:30:30 GMT

Introducing the Top 5 Entrepreneurs of 2023: These extraordinary individuals are not just dominating their respective fields, but are also redefining what’s possible in the world of business. From smashing Guinness World Records to pioneering billion-dollar ventures, they are the epitome of innovation, grit, and audacious ambition. Their stories aren’t just awe-inspiring; they offer invaluable lessons in how to carve your own path in today’s fast-changing landscape. Keep scrolling to uncover the secrets behind their meteoric rise to success. Alex Hormozi – A business strategist specialized in scaling companies, delivering transformative results, and providing immense value.Alex Hormozi is a seasoned entrepreneur and business strategist known for his knack for scaling businesses. Starting as a fitness trainer, he quickly pivoted to business consulting with his first venture, Gym Launch, which exceeded $100 million in revenue within four years.Now leading Acquisition...

Reuben Anikhimik Dead after Rollover Crash on Antelope Road [Antelope, CA]

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 03:30:30 GMT

Two Injured in Car Collision near Antelope North RoadANTELOPE, CA (September 22, 2023) – Wednesday night, Reuben Anikhimik was killed and two other people were hurt in a rollover crash on Antelope Road.The incident occurred around 9:00 p.m., near the intersection of Antelope Road and Antelope North Road.According to reports, a westbound sedan changed lanes and hit a nearby pickup truck traveling in the same direction.The impact of the crash caused the sedan to roll over before hitting a pole. Responding emergency personnel transported three teens from the sedan to a hospital for treatment.At the hospital, the sedan driver – identified as 16-year-old Reuben Anikhimik – died from his injuries.Meanwhile, his 15-year-old brother was treated for major injuries, and the other passenger, a 14-year-old girl, remained in critical condition. The truck driver did not sustain injuries from the crash.Police do not suspect drugs or alcohol to be a factor in the incident. However, investigat...

Keys to Stanford Cardinal bouncing back from Sacramento State loss, beating Arizona

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 03:30:30 GMT

After becoming the only Power 5 team to lose to an FCS opponent this season, Stanford looks to bounce back in its Pac-12 home opener Saturday against Arizona.“We can’t dwell on the past,” linebacker Gaethan Bernadel said. “We have to look forward and see how we can learn from our mistakes because everyone knew on this team that we weren’t supposed to lose that game. We have to move forward and focus on the next opponent.”Expectations aren’t high that the Cardinal will bounce back from last week’s 30-23 loss at Sacramento State, which was the program’s second-ever loss to an FCS team. Stanford (1-2) is a double-digit underdog against Arizona (2-1), one of only two unranked teams remaining on the Cardinal’s schedule.But first-year coach Troy Taylor remained optimistic despite the loss to his former school.“Our guys are so mentally tough and they’re so resilient,” Taylor said this week as the Cardinal prepared for Saturday’s 4 p.m. game at Stanford Stadium. “They̵...

Photos: Mustang, aka Blucifer, gets a bath

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 03:30:30 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- It's bath time for Mustang, the statue at Denver International Airport known to many as Blucifer. DIA retouched the statue outside of the airport to look ... newer. Spoiler alert: the pictures won't put any conspiracy theories to rest. 5 facts you didn’t know about ‘Blucifer’ Anyone who's looked outside of the airport has seen the well-known 32-foot blue horse with red eyes. Mustang, the sculpture's official name, is part of the airport's original art plan. It's a Denver staple, but even without the red eyes, it has a gruesome past.Blucifer gets a bath. (Courtesy of the DIA)Blucifer gets a bath. (Courtesy of the DIA)Blucifer gets a bath. (Courtesy of the DIA)In 1996, a piece of the sculpture fell on top of the artist, Luis Jimenez, killing him.Despite its bulging veins and visible rib lines, the airport takes care of the horse like a family member.The DIA posted on X, formerly known as Twitter, its conservation efforts for "our beautiful blue boy." DIA’s 9,000 p...

This Colorado spot makes top 10 best attractions for sports fans

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 03:30:30 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- This Colorado sports fan attraction is ranked higher in the country than the Kentucky Derby, and it has nothing to do with the Buffs or Broncos. Viewers voted on USAToday 10Best attractions in the U.S. for sports fans. The U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Museum in Colorado Springs ranked in fourth place. Photos: Check out this record-setting home sold in Castle Rock Workers hurry to put the finishing touches on the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Museum Friday, July 24, 2020, in Colorado Springs, Colo. The 60,000-square-foot showcase includes a first-of-its-kind tribute to the 1980 U.S. Olympic team as well as 12 galleries filled with exhibits on athlete training, the Summer and Winter Games and a hall of fame of Olympians. The museum, which took three years to complete and cost around $91 million, will open to the public on Thursday, July 30. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)Workers hurry to put the finishing touches on the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Museum Friday, July 24, 2...

Photos: Award-winning speed painter coming to Colorado

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 03:30:30 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- America's First Female Speed Painter, Jessica Haas, will be in Beaver Creek on Saturday performing a speed painting. You may recognize her from performing at the Avalanche and the Nuggets games. Or from her national claim to fame: winning "The GONG Show" in 2017 by painting an upside-down portrait of Will Arnett in a record-setting 42 seconds. Chicago-based Portillo’s may be coming to Denver Jessica Haas painting at a performance (Photo credits: Tyson Dodd)Jessica Haas painting at a performance (Photo credits: Tyson Dodd)Jessica Haas painting at a performance (Photo credits: Tyson Dodd)Jessica Haas painting at a performance (Photo credits: Tyson Dodd)Jessica Haas' finished painting (Photo credits: Tyson Dodd)Jessica Haas' finished painting (Photo credits: Tyson Dodd)Jessica Haas' finished painting (Photo credits: Tyson Dodd)Haas' painting career started with a pageant talent competition in high school. She had a time limit of 90 seconds, and she always loved to dr...

Brightline trains begin making trip between Orlando and Miami

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 03:30:30 GMT

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — A privately owned high-speed passenger train service launched Friday between Florida’s two biggest tourist hubs.The Brightline train is a $5 billion bet by owner Fortress Investment Group that eventually 8 million people annually will take the 3.5-hour, 235-mile (378-kilometer) trip between Miami and Orlando — about 30 minutes less than the average drive.The company is charging single riders $158 round-trip for business class and $298 for first-class, with families and groups able to buy four round-trip tickets for $398. Thirty-two trains will run daily.Brightline, which began running its neon-yellow trains the 70 miles (112 kilometers) between Miami and West Palm Beach in 2018, is the first private intercity passenger service to begin U.S. operations in a century.Friday’s launch of the Miami-Orlando line was marred by the death of a pedestrian who was hit in South Florida on a section of track served by the new route.The unidentified passe...