Episode 11: “The Heart to Inspire” feat. National Best Selling Author Brad Aronson & Inspirational Guest Tamika Quinn

LIVE – WED., MARCH 31, 2021 Today’s episode will feature inspirational music, positive inspirations, and an exclusive interview with BRAD ARONSON, here for the INSPIRATIONAL AUTHORS SEGMENT. Brad Aronson is the author of the Wall Street Journal Bestseller, USA Today Bestseller and Canadian Book Club Awards Winner, HumanKind: Changing the World One Small Act At a Time. This heartwarming read shares real-life, feel-good stories about how one small deed can make a world of difference. All proceeds from his book go to Big Brothers Big Sisters. Brad is deeply involved with youth nonprofits, and he’s on the boards of Big Brothers Big Sisters and Hopeworks. Brad also teaches entrepreneurship to students in Camden, NJ. Everyone in his class starts their own business, which has led to many adventures in entrepreneurship. HumanKind is a book of heroes, and he is coming to share them with us. -AND- TAMIKA QUINN who is our INSPIRATIONAL HIGHLIGHT OF THE DAY! She is a two-time stroke survivor, veteran, widow, author, business success mentor and holds multiple certifications from John Maxwell Team and Les Brown as a certified speaker, trainer, and life coach. Tamika has graced faith-based pulpits, corporate training rooms, college campuses, and conference stages sharing her expertise, experience, and enthusiasm for helping people get unstuck and move forward in their life, health, business, and ministry. Tamika is also the owner of Pink Carpet Glam Girl Spa, a business that provides spa parties for young girls while focusing on etiquette. In addition, Tamika along with her daughters Cashara and Sequoia are the founders of G.L.A.M. Girl, Inc, Giving Life and Motivation, a pending non-profit organization focused on creating awareness and preventing heart disease, obesity and stroke in the minority community. Tamika has helped her oldest daughter overcome many challenges in her teenage life, including obesity, bullying, low self-esteem and even beating high cholesterol by changing eating habits and adding exercise to her daily r