Scott Bedgood
How to Come Together Without Being Together During This Pandemic
The spirit of coming together isn’t actually to stand face to face with one another. It’s helping people affected by a crisis. Let’s make a difference where we can.
The New Thought Leaders: 12 People Who Can Lead You to Your Brightest Future
This eclectic mix of authors, speakers, podcasters and social media savants are using new methods to teach the timeless lessons that can guide you to a happier, more successful tomorrow.
New Thought Leader: Gabrielle Bernstein
Like so many in the genre, Bernstein’s success is built on her own story. Her rock bottom led her on a path to find happiness and contentment within.
New Thought Leader: Tom Bilyeu
For a self-proclaimed lazy person, Tom Bilyeu sure has a lot of irons in the fire. The co-founder of Impact Theory (ImpactTheory.com) and Quest Nutrition, is a highly sought speaker within the personal development and empowerment community.
New Thought Leader: Brendon Burchard
“Did I live? Did I love? Did I matter?” This phrase would eventually become part of his life motto and a key piece of everything he would do in the future.
New Thought Leader: Rachel Cruze
Rachel Cruze says that people fall into the trap of seeing financial troubles as hopeless, and she wants to reinsert hope back into their lives.
New Thought Leader: Prince Ea
His given name is Richard Williams, but you probably know the filmmaker, poet, motivational speaker and activist from St. Louis as Prince Ea. You’ve probably seen one of his videos circling social media without realizing it. His content goes viral frequently. His most-watched video on YouTube was uploaded five years ago. It’s a three-and-a-half minute…
New Thought Leader: Tim Ferriss
What started with the massively popular 2007 best-seller The 4 Hour Workweek has turned Tim Ferriss from a relatively unknown entrepreneur into a media mogul.
New Thought Leader: Marie Forleo
Marie Forleo’s ultimate goal boils down to one simple concept: She wants to help people live extraordinary lives.
New Thought Leader: Rachel Hollis
Rachel Hollis’s grand entry into the personal development world started in 2018 with No. 1 New York Times best-seller, Girl, Wash Your Face and 2019 follow-up Girl, Stop Apologizing, but she’s been in the business of self-growth far longer.