Caden Banker Morgan is a 14-year-old inspirational singer, songwriter, and actor.  Caden started singing at age 3 with the release of a Christmas CD “Caden Comes to Town.”  Caden couldn’t read yet so he had to memorize all the words to the songs!



Caden’s first original music video “Healing Helps (anti-bullying pop anthem)” filmed with a cast of 30 classmates and friends was released in Feb 2019 and has eclipsed 56,000 views on YouTube. 



For the Thanksgiving holiday this year Caden released his first Christian song — the Classic hymn “Did You Think to Pray?” Which has over 25,000 views on YouTube.



Caden enjoys live singing performances having sung the National Anthem in front of 19,000 at the L. A. Clippers game, as well at his high high school promotion in front of 5,000 people.



Caden was in the Musical “Oliver” and sang “Stand By Me” at the S.A.C.K. “Kindness” Conference in front of 4,000 kids and adults in two separate performances.



This holiday season Caden performed as part of a Christian ministry in front of 160 inmates at the Norco Men’s Correctional Facility.  He sang two solos and got a standing ovation from the inmates.  It was the first time a minor was allowed into the prison for any type of performance.



On January 1st 2020 Caden is releasing a fun pop song with a creative music video “Dancing On the Clouds.”

Joe Staub began his journey like most in the sports business, he was a former athlete but wasn't going to advance to become a professional, so he moved into coaching. Staub competed in the decathlon as a multieventer in Track and Field at the University of Connecticut while also completing his undergrad and first Master's degree with some of the top kinesiology professors in the world. Staub found himself falling into strength and conditioning right away, he'd always had a passion for training and enjoyed understanding how to improve. Staub worked his way up from intern to GA, to eventually getting his first full-time job at the University of Kansas, eventually leaving Kansas to become the Director of Strength & Conditioning at Hofstra University a small D1 school in Long island. While at Hofstra, he taught as an Adjunct in the Sport Science program, finished his MBA and received additional certifications in human resources, strategic planning, and management.

Eventually Staub stepped out of coaching and moved into working with nutrition products and now into the Sport / athlete monitoring division of athletics. It was a perfect move for him that allowed him to use his network while being customer facing in addition to helping internal operations.

Staub joined Strive after meeting with the co-founders at a conference in 2018 and was immediately blown away. Every school Staub had worked at they created a paradigm integrating the academic research side and the sport performance side in athletics, so being very familiar with all the different technologies in addition to having used every major technology in the Athletics world right now, when he saw the combination of things that Strive was doing he was impressed and decided to join the team.

Today Staub serves as the main contact for teams and athletic programs currently working with Strive as well as prospective clients. He is hands on with clients, onsite for demos, installation as well as any testing or management that needs to be done.

Eric Soderholm is a former MLB player, owner and founder of Soderworld. Playing for the Chicago White Sox has certainly opened many doors of opportunities in the business world for Eric. He enjoys hosting baseball camps and hitting lessons. In addition to his major accomplishments, he had a great run with his company Front Row Tickets but then found that his dharma or true purpose in life is at Soderworld. There is no telling how many people have thanked him for creating Soderworld. He truly loves teaching and coaching people through their problems and this shows in his dedication and commitment to all those around him.

“It truly is a miracle when people see things from a spiritual perspective,” Soderholm said.

Find out more about Eric Soderholm here: https://chicago.suntimes.com/platform/amp/white-sox/2019/7/13/20689330/in-his-third-lifetime-former-white-sox-eric-soderholm-finds-peace

About Soderworld:

From the beginning, there was something magical, even synchronistic, which kept driving us toward the manifestation of our center. SoderWorld Wellness Center & Academy reflects its owners and operators, our Soderholm Family. It is one of Midwest’s finest health and wellness centers specializing in holistic treatments, spa services and mind/body/spirit workshops which bring balance into your life. We are proud to offer over 25 of the most amazing treatments and services available. We are committed to providing you with the most professional, affordable and enjoyable experience possible.

Our beautiful 5,500 square foot A-frame log cabin rests on 2.25 acres of attractive wooded property offering a labyrinth, meditation garden, waterfall, nature pond with ducks and swans, meditative walking path, 8 professional treatment rooms, a retail gift shop, conscious art gallery, multi-purpose classroom, yoga studio, Himalayan Salt Cave, 3D sound healing room, infrared sauna, aqua floatation bed, and an on-campus massage training and yoga academy.

For over 20 years, SoderWorld has been dedicated to providing a body, mind and spirit sanctuary where ALL people are welcome to come and share ways to create a fuller, healthier and happier life. There is so much to see. Come by. We love giving tours of our beautiful building and garden sanctuary! We will be honored for you to join us on our journey to healing. Live with peace, prosperity, joy and abundance.

https://www.soderworld.com/

Angela. L. (aka) A.L. Waddington: Written five novels on paranormal mysticism with time travel and romance, with a splash of historical fiction.

Author of the EVE series (Essence, Enlightened, Perception, Illumination) and the Spirit Quest series (Transcendence). All are available on amazon, Barnes

& Noble, and all major book retailers.

The EVE and Spirit Quest series is ultimately a love story between Jocelyn Timmons and Jackson Chandler. It is freshly unique in that the main characters are relatable to a large audience in that their age group is late teens to early twenties. The narration of the story is told from eighteen-year-old Jocelyn Timmons viewpoint and the distinctively different lives that she leads on parallel planes when her soul travels nightly between the twenty-first century and the nineteenth century.

On a much grander scale of enlightenment, it offers an alternative explanation for déjà vu, the consequences of declining family dynamics, the rational of auditory and visual hallucinations as the classic symptoms of schizophrenia and hypothesizes the truth behind noted prophecies. The foundation is created in Essence, elaborated further in Enlightened and blossoms in Perception followed by a unique twist in the conclusion, Illumination. The series theories that an individual who has the inherited gift of EVE (Essence Voyager Era), possess the ability to live parallel lives on separate planes of existence. Throughout childhood and early adolescence, a barrier in their mind remains intact on the conscious level to prevent awareness of the other life from crossing each other. However, during late adolescence to early adulthood, the barrier between the two worlds begins to disintegrate causing the auditory and visual hallucinations of their other life to break into conscious awareness.

These symptoms, once recognized by a family member(s) who also have the gift, were throughout history, guided by those family member(s) to adjusting to the disintegration of the barrier and full conscious awareness of living dual existences. Unfortunately, with the decline in extended familial structure, family member(s) with the inherited gift are often no longer present when the symptoms appear and therefore the individual(s) are diagnosed with schizophrenia.

Shirley Enebrad is an author, speaker, and certified grief counselor committed to helping others cope with loss.

"I have experienced ghosts mist of my life, and My son had out of body experiences for a year and a half before he died. He spoke of reincarnation before he was two years old. My grandson was born 13 years after he died. When my grandson was two years old he informed me that he was my son reincarnated. He recognized people in photographs that he had never met he talked about his previous lives until he was about 10. I have seen and heard first-hand accounts of reincarnation. I have seen and heard ghosts."

Shirley Enebrad knows what it is to help a loved one fight a terminal illness, and how to cope with the range of emotions, questions, and grief, both during the illness and after death. She’s an accomplished author of two grief books: Over the Rainbow Bridge (2009), the story of her young son, Cory, and his inspiring journey as he battled leukemia, and Six-Word Lessons on Coping with Grief; 100 Lessons to Help You and Your Loved Ones Deal with Loss (2013).

Shirley Enebrad is an award-winning storyteller with an extensive background in television producing writing, has authored three books and been published in magazines and newspapers. Shirley was awarded the angel of Hospice Award and a Jefferson Award for outstanding Public Service for her volunteer work with dying children and helping people recover from grief.

She’s also an award-winning television producer and writer, who has held positions at both the ABC affiliate, KOMO-TV in Seattle, Washington, as well as WRAL-TV, the CBS affiliate in Raleigh, North Carolina. She freelanced for 11 years for various network and cable programs. Shirley has been recognized for her outstanding documentaries and news stories with numerous broadcast awards, including an Emmy award for Cancer Through the Eyes of Kids, 1992, an Edward R. Murrow national award for Troubled Waters, 1989 and an Investigative Reporters and Editors top honor for Poor Justice: The Susan Cummings Story, 1997.

Shirley volunteered for many years and served as President of Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation of Western Washington, from 2001-2011. She traveled to Washington, D.C. representing Washington state as the Team Leader for the CureSearch National Childhood Cancer Foundation from 2004-2009.

Shirley now lives in Hawaii, where she is working on her next non-fiction book. She also conducts workshops and sees clients one-on-one.