Marshall Sandman has always been a skilled professional, and proved this during his time at WarnerMedia as the Director of Strategy. But what has set him apart in his career as an entrepreneur has been his relentless attitude. Anything he’s set his mind to he has been able to go get, and he is far from satisfied with where he’s at in his career as he knows the sky’s the limit.

After leaving WarnerMedia, Marshall put his full attention towards his career in entrepreneurship. Marshall is extremely passionate about the rise of social media and how it’s become the dominant source for news, entertainment and advertising in the world. He works tirelessly to understand the customer discovery journey as they choose to subscribe to different streaming services and how they manage their social media platforms and take in content from platforms like TikTok and Instagram. Marshall knows that the advertising landscape will be entirely centered around these social media outlets in the near future, and his focus on this topic is the reason why he chose to launch a podcast exclusively on IG Live. …

Before Trixie Isla-Velez started college, her 10 year goal was to open her own gym. At the time, she was already starting to teach classes and was establishing herself as a talented trainer. Rather than get impatient and stray from her goals, she put in years of hard work for a fitness studio in Hong Kong. From the age of 23 until she was 27, she worked sometimes 7 days a week teaching classes and training clients, and has had to balance her work life with being a dedicated Mom at the same time.

But, Trixie hit a turning point when she was underappreciated, even though every client in the gym wanted her as their trainer and she put in years of relentless hard work. Knowing her worth, Trixie knew deep down that it was time to chase the goal she set for herself all those years ago: To open a gym of her own. Letting go of the gym that defined her as a trainer was incredibly hard, but her clients telling her they’d follow her wherever she went was reassuring. …

Spontaneity hasn’t always been a part of New York based musician Paulina Zelman’s personality, but it has defined her young music career thus far. She’s spent years playing instruments and making music, but has mainly done it in private as a form of therapy and a release from her daily life. When creating her debut album, she had no real intentions of releasing it to the public. But after overcoming her fears and taking a bit of a leap of faith, she dropped the album for the world to hear.

She’s had no regrets since releasing the album, and has learned to live with any judgment or negativity people have thrown her way regarding her music. She looks forward to making more music as a result, and aims to become more comfortable performing in front of a camera to become more of a complete artist. …

Garrett Bair has never been interested in following the status quo. After being born in Hawaii and moving all over the country with his family at a young age, he graduated from The Ohio State University as a pre law major. Rather than follow the majority of his friends and classmates and attend law school, Bair decided to forego law school and pursue his dream of a personal training and fitness career.

While his decision may have been hard to comprehend from the outside, Bair knew that it was the decision he had to make for his own happiness and peace. He felt out of place at Ohio State, and developed a dependence on alcohol as feelings of homesickness lingered. …

Anthony Duluc has always had a passion for performing. He says that some of the happiest moments he’s had in his life have been the final minutes before he was set to take the stage, as he’s always felt a calling to provide the best performance possible to his audience. Nothing has changed today, as he is a TV, film, and commercial actor and uses his performing abilities to captivate and inform his social media audience as a fitness influencer.

Not only did Anthony know from an early age that he was born to perform, he knew that a 9–5 life was never in the cards for him. He’s always had a very high tolerance for risk, and grew up with the mentality that he needed to excel in every venture he tried his hand in. Anthony sets high expectations for himself, and puts a full heart and effort into everything he does. …

Kelly Cooper is not your average veteran. After almost a decade traveling the world with the US Air Force, Kelly decided to stray from social norms and build something for herself. Although she loved her career working in government, her creative, entrepreneurial personality didn’t align with the corporate 9–5 grind and in 2017 she founded her children’s clothing label, Tomato Superstar.

Tomato Superstar is a web-based clothing boutique on a mission to encourage and empower young girls to live authentically. With a daughter of her own (who actually coined the name Tomato Superstar) and lack of options on the market, Kelly was inspired to create sensibly priced, well made clothing for children and pre-teens. …

A Doctor of Western Medicine focuses on your complaint combined with labs prior to prescribing you medication to treat a common illness. A Doctor of Functional Medicine will examine the body as a whole and treat each patient as an individual and acts accordingly. Dr. Mark Ghalili DO spent his entire life practicing traditional medicine, until a life-changing event changed his career path forever. After being prescribed the common widely used antibiotic, Ciprofloxacin, also known as Cipro, he soon suffered from complete muscle wasting, burning neuropathy, seizures, brain fog, vertigo, blurry vision and tendon tears in his legs. After weeks of using Alternative Therapies and Regenerative Medicine, Dr. Ghalili was able to fully recover. …

Dr. Suzanne Soliman has naturally been a giver for her entire career. In a field where medications are largely overpriced and customers oftentimes struggle to even pay for the insurance copay, Dr. Soliman has made it a major point in her pharmacy to have affordable prices for anyone that walks in the door. So much so, in fact, that she’s even created a pharmacy discount card to offer patients the opportunity to receive a steep discount for their medications. It’s easy to use, and is the only discount card made specifically by her Facebook group, Pharmacist Moms.

Pharmacist Moms, or PhMG, is the largest organization of pharmacists in the United States with over 33,000 members. Dr. Soliman started the group in an effort to make other pharmacist moms around the country feel more supported while doing a job that can otherwise be lonely and challenging with long hours and travel. She has struggled with her own work life balance as she often had to work nights, weekends, and holidays away from her husband and kids, and assumed that other moms may face those same struggles. …