Coaching Highlights

Watch this video by The Win Online and hear advice on the De-Stress breathing technique.

In Chapter 9 of 13, Howard University graduate Phil McKenzie recounts building Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity relationships and how the bonds remain relevant 16-years after graduation.

In Chapter 7 of 13, Conrad Doucette's Mexican-born mother and Canadian-born father make international travel seem approachable, enabling him to connect his adventurous Encyclopedia-fueled dreams with an understanding that doing anything, and traveling anywhere, is a possibility.

Everyone gets stressed out at one time or another and it all depends on how you can deal with it. Here are some tips for weathering the Stress storm, part 1/3

Learn how you can apply the principles of Feng Shui to help advance your career and direct your power in life.

In Chapter 1 of 17, Gonen, a New York Post education reporter, shares why the human element in his reporting makes his job so fulfilling. In one instance, a young Bangladesh-born Muslim girl living in New York overcomes family and cultural obstacles to study her passion, biology, while in high school. Gonen details his experience discovering, researching, and writing the story that ultimately ended with the Muslim girl receiving a scholarship to study at Cornell.

Watch this video by The Win Online and hear Dr Wright's high tea attendees share their experiences.

Steve Shelov MD FAAP Parenting Expert Chairman of Maimonides Infant and Children's Hospital of Brooklyn Author of "Your Baby's First Year" and "Caring For Your Baby and Young Child" from The American Acad. of Pediatrics.

In Chapter 16 of 16, social entrepreneur and technology consultant Michael Olsen finds his passion by starting and developing non-profit Kilifi Kids (www.kilifikids.org). The intersection of developing world scope, public health, and technology captures his interest and Olsen decides to immerse himself further in these areas by pursuing a joint Masters of Public Health (MPH) and Masters of Business Administration (MBA) from Emory University in Atlanta.

In Chapter 10 of 15, non-profit executive and Students of the World founder Courtney Spence studies history at Duke University and learns to be more open-minded when engaging foreign cultures. Duke's history department contributes to Spence's holistic collegiate experience by teaching her multiple viewpoints on world history. Spence and her classmates learn to appreciate the differences and go out and experience the cultures and explore the world to form their own opinions.