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Quadeera Teart is the CEO of ManifestHer Media & Marketing, LLC. and Publisher of Feel Well Magazine. She loves teaching wellness and women-owned companies strategies to increase visibility and credibility through multiple forms of media. She's had the pleasure of sharing the stage with Harriet Cole, former Editor-In-Chief at Ebony Magazine, TV Personality & Wellness Entrepreneur, Yandy Smith-Harris and led brand initiatives for the celebrity non-profit, Honey Shine, Inc., a non-profit founded by Tracy W. Mourning.

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Nov 13, 2025 ∙ 3 min

Rewire Your Mind - Elevate Your Life

Have you ever wondered why you can work hard, plan well, follow every strategy—and still feel stuck behind an invisible wall? Why some women rise effortlessly while others grind for years with little to show for it? What if the real barrier isn’t your skill, your effort, or your industry… but the beliefs running quietly in the background of your mind? For 14 years, I’ve worked alongside female entrepreneurs and female-owned businesses, helping them elevate their brand, expand their influence,...

Sep 18, 2025 ∙ 2 min

Tohni Jean-Bellis: Designing Luxury, Influence, and Leadership from the Inside Out

For Tohni Jean-Bellis, design has always been about more than aesthetics—it’s about building spaces, businesses, and lives that feel abundant. As the CEO of Homestyle Decorators, a recognized Lifestyle Influencer, and an aspirational interior designer, she has become a leading voice in the home and lifestyle space. With a distinctive ability to curate, source, and design luxury products, Tohni has grown one of the fastest-emerging platforms in her industry, while helping clients and entrepreneur

Sep 18, 2025 ∙ 2 min

Weslye Saunders: From NFL Veteran to Wellness Entrepreneur Transforming Health Through Advocacy and Innovation

Weslye Saunders, better known as Wes, has lived a story of transformation few can match. A former NFL tight end for the Pittsburgh Steelers and Indianapolis Colts, Wes faced the highs of professional athletics and the lows of personal struggle. Once an insecure 300-pound athlete battling depression, stress, and negative publicity, he turned his darkest hours into the foundation for his life’s mission: helping others heal, thrive, and win.