Lifestyle CEOs Featured in The Lifestyle CEO Book!

I'd like to thank the many Lifestyle CEOs who are featured in the Lifestyle CEO Book. These people are demonstrating that with hard work, smart thinking and dedication, you really can turn your passion into profit and create the kind of life you and your family can enjoy from the inside out. They are the epitome of what it means to break all the rules, build your own corporate ladder and create the life you love!

Anna and Cynthia Benson of The Firm in South Carolina were turned down by banks, so they invented their own way to fund their dream of introducing revolutionary new videos for  at home exercisers. The Firm was eventually sold and the sisters now produce workouts for the Women's Health and Fitness Network under the FitPrime brand.

Kathleen Lewis of Kathleen Lewis Beauty Worldwide in New York turned her passion for making her own soaps, lotions and creams into a boutique brand of beauty products sold in specialty stores nationwide. Kathleen was the first member of the Handmade Beauty Network.

Kelly and David Sopp, Wry Baby in California traded in dinnertime "day dump" conversation for quality time around the kitchen table as they create products that encourage what they call "fun" parenting. Their son has helped develop some of their most popular products. Enjoy my interview with Kelly and David on the Lifestyle CEO Internet Radio Show.

Laura and David Shea of Applewood Restaurant in New York grew weary of long hours working in other people's restaurants so they started their own -- complete with a play areas for their growing family. Enjoy my interview with Laura and David on the Lifestyle CEO Internet Radio Show.

Lela Barker of Bella Luccè in South Carolina, a single mother of two children under age 2, sold her prized Persian rug for $500 and built a cosmetics empire that sells products in hundreds of boutiques and specialty stores around the world. Enjoy my interview with Lela on the Lifestyle CEO Internet Radio Show.

Lisa Price of Carol's Daughter in New York went from bankrupt to American success when she combined her passion for fragrance with a line of bath and body products that she started out making by hand from scratch in her Brooklyn kitchen. Lisa was the keynote speaker at the first Lifestyle CEO Conference. Enjoy my interview with Lisa on the Lifestyle CEO Internet Radio Show.

Lisa Druxman of Stroller Strides in California grew a new mom's fitness group into a profitable enterprise with over 300 franchise locations nationwide. Enjoy my interview with Lisa on the Lifestyle CEO Internet Radio Show.

Mandy Aftel of Aftelier Perfumes in California was trained as a psychotherapist, but followed her nose to a standout career in natural perfumery and is a recognized leader in the industry.

Melinda and Bob Blanchard of Blanchards Restaurant on the Caribbean island of Anguilla left jobs as social workers to pursue a life of entrepreneurship and joy spending time with each other and their son. Enjoy my interview with Melinda and Bob on the Lifestyle CEO Internet Radio Show.

Maggie Hanus of A Wild Soap Bar in Texas figured out how to make soap, which is today sold around the nation. Maggie is a member of the Handmade Beauty Network and the February 2006 Lifestyle CEO to Know.

Sara Blakeley of Spanx in Georgia turned a problem with panty lines into a multi-million dollar women's intimate apparel brand.

Tamara Monosoff of Mom Inventors.com in California left a traditional office job to be at home with her first child and invented a device all moms can use and today, helps other moms turn their ideas into patented inventions. Enjoy my interview with Tamara on the Lifestyle CEO Internet Radio Show.

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