Videos of stories highlighted in "Finding Your Passion"

Eric Seastead shares his story of following his passion

Azim Khamisa shares his story of how he turned a personal tragedy into living his passion.

Sally Estrada lives her passion of yoga, hula hooping and being a Mom

Paul Lamb discusses how he blazed his own trail

Dominic Catalano, a client of Marcy Morrison, shares his story of taking a leap of faith of selling his restaurants to go live his passion of producing videos.

Bill Hagey shares how he followed his passion of a combination of marine biology and instrumentation even in the face of rejection and struggling in school. Bill has had fascinating adventures on his journey including multiple trips to Antartica.

Stephanie Malcolm of Room by Room (www.roombyroomorganize.com)shares her story of living her passion of design and organizing which works perfectly with her other passion of being a Mom.

Donna Pinto talks about her passion to make a big difference in this world via peace and working with children.

Jordanna Petkun talks about follow her passion through Emerge Art Center

Other inspirational interviews and stories

John Assaraf has achieved amazing success by not only living his passion but by sharing his secrets with the world. For more details please visit OneCoach (www.onecoach.com) and John Assaraf (www.johnassaraf.com).

Scott Silverman

is the author of Tell Me No, I Dare You: A Guide for Living a Heroic Life and is an in demand leadership speaker. Scott is both locally and nationally recognized as a leader in the field of workforce development. He has received numerous awards and honors including recently being named CNN Hero of the Week

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and the City of San Diego honored him by selecting February 19 as "Scott Silverman Day for his contributions to the community. He is the Executive Director and Founder of Second Chance, a human services agency that is committed to breaking the cycle of unemployment, poverty, and homelessness by offering job readiness training, employment placement assistance, mental health counseling, case management, and affordable housing referrals to people who desire to change their lives. Over the past 15 years Second Chance has assisted more than 24,000 economically disadvantaged and homeless persons in San Diego gain employment and leave poverty, gang affiliations, and crime.