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Justin S Barrett is a creator who shares his work and knowledge through various platforms. He runs the YouTube channel "All About That Base," where he shares tips and tutorials about Airtable, a tool he discovered in early 2019. He also develops tools like tweenMachine, and shares tutorials and updates on his website. His work spans animation, video editing, and database management.

Andrea is an Internal Family Systems Level 2 practitioner and Master Certified Life Coach (M.C.L.C.). Since 2013, she has been on a path of growth, experiencing transformation in her relationships, life path, and location. She creates soft, healing containers for others, holding space with gentle guidance so that each person may explore their own healing. Andrea is a guide and facilitator, using somatic coaching with the Internal Family Systems modality. She incorporates Resonant Language, Inner Relationship Focusing, Somatic IFS, Life Coaching, Intimacy From the Inside Out, and guided meditation into her work. Andrea is also a copywriter, beginner guitar player, poet, trail runner, and book nerd.

Dan is a performance marketing consultant behind Copper Insights. He enjoys exploring digital challenges and helping businesses leverage better data and strategies. He specializes in building in-depth online marketing strategies customized for business needs, strengths, and goals. His skills shine brightest in digital strategy, SEO advisory, and WordPress/Open Source. He values authenticity and believes the internet is an extension of a business, not just its brand.

Cesare Rocchi makes software. He began working on interactive applications eighteen years ago as a researcher in academia, focusing on Human Computer Interaction. He runs Studio Magnolia, an interactive studio that creates compelling web and mobile applications. He is a member of the Ray Wenderlich team and is building Podrover, Podcharts, and Affiliator.

Antonio D'souza lives on the island of Manhattan. He enjoys teaching and culinary experiments. More than anything, he enjoys learning through new experiences and using what he's learnt to help people improve their lives. He is a health-conscious pragmatic infovore who prefers to judge each individual idea on its own merits rather than subscribing to an ideology. He has never owned a TV or car and avoids coffee, carbonated beverages, rice, and wheat products.

Dave Ramsey is a data scientist based in Philadelphia (PHL). He explores various data science projects, including using the BERN API with the BioBert NLP model to auto-label biomedical terms. He has also worked on movie recommenders and OpenAI GPT-3 examples. His projects are often published on GitHub pages, and the code is available on his GitHub. He also has a YouTube recommendation project using Random Forest ML and has done analysis on Decent Espresso Machine YouTube competition.

Patrick, also known as PJK, has been involved in online business and technology since the late 90s. With an Electrical Engineering degree, he has traveled extensively, including a year in South America and significant time in Southeast Asia. He has launched over 100 online businesses and built SpeedSolving.com to 50,000 members. Patrick enjoys speedsolving puzzles, with a best single of 10.09 seconds for the 3x3 Rubik's cube. He has invested in real estate, owning multiple properties. He is interested in economics, philosophy, and business, and enjoys chess, sports, fitness, and reading. In 2024, he became a father. He shares daily thoughts on X @pjklife.

Brian Chandler maintains a WordPress site titled "Now we're getting somewhere." He uses the platform to share posts, including some categorized as "Books" in January 2022 and 2023. He invites readers to subscribe to his content.

Chris Tweten is the CMO at Spacebar Collective. He has experience running the Facebook page "Living in Asia Ironically," which reaches over 1 million people daily. Chris specializes in meme marketing and organic Facebook growth, helping businesses grow their following through cost-effective strategies. He emphasizes the importance of user-generated content, engaging with super fans, and diversifying content types to beat the Facebook algorithm.

Jonathan Vieker is a musician, writer, and higher ed. professional living in Kirksville, Missouri. He works as the Assistant Vice President of Institutional Effectiveness and Assessment at Truman State University. Jonathan writes about strategies for living a more effective and meaningful life. He holds degrees in music and still performs regularly. He created The Lip Rip Blues to document his recovery from lip injuries and serve as a resource for other injured brass players.

This Fine Place is a creative outlet for a 35-year-old Irish woman living and working in Singapore. She shares her travels, interior design inspirations, and home and life projects. She has a passion for interior design, renovation, and travel.

Rieks Visser is a cross-functional Product Manager and Agile Coach with a software development background. He helps teams build valuable products, make a meaningful impact, and have more fun. Rieks has experience in product management, start-up incubation, applied AI, team coaching, Agile Coaching, Scrum Master roles, and senior development. He has also worked as a technical lead, managing servers and high availability systems, and has a background in UX design, software development, and inbound marketing. Rieks is passionate about delivering high-quality value while respecting the needs of all involved.

Aaron Graves is a voluntaryist, entrepreneur, writer, hobbyist programmer, and PhDude. He operates MyUnixHost.com, a pay-as-you-go web host, and publishes on Change2Change.me, a platform focused on helping people realize their full potential. Aaron developed Aneuch, an open source wiki engine written in PERL. He is also an ordained Dudeist priest and served as Vice President of Marketing for a local non-profit for three years.

Gautam Narula is the author of *Remain Free*, a memoir detailing his friendship with death row inmate Troy Davis. He is also a machine learning engineer and data scientist based in NYC, currently working at Stitch Fix. Gautam attended the University of Georgia, where he studied Computer Science and Political Science as a Foundation Fellow and National Merit Scholar. He was also an alternate for the 2013 Thiel Fellowship. In the past, he co-founded a tech startup named Circa and was the founding engineer at WAR Zone Wrestling. He has also worked at Amazon, Compass, and Syndio. Gautam has spoken at MIT, Cornell, The Moth MainStage, and The Moth Radio Hour on NPR.

Sandy is a writer and maker from Boorloo/Perth, Australia. She writes for both love and money, sometimes under her own name, a pseudonym, or on behalf of others. Sandy enjoys a variety of hobbies including pole fitness, plants, hanging out with her cats, game dev, making music, and designing t-shirts. She is interested in how technology affects us, finding meaning in work, and what it means to be a person. Currently, she is learning about digital minimalism and living harmoniously during a climate crisis. She maintains a personal website as a "digital garden swamp."

Kelly Hobkirk is a writer, type designer, and graphic designer who helps companies create and market brands that make a difference. He is the co-founder, creative director, and senior copywriter at Train of Thought, a graphic design, branding, and advertising firm. Kelly teaches workshops on branding and marketing. His design work has been featured in publications such as Time Magazine and books by Rockport and Rotovision. He teaches people about branding and marketing, and shares unusual business insights on kellyhobkirk.com. Kelly writes, designs, sleeps, cooks, and rides bicycles in Seattle, Washington.

Chris Aldrich is a Johns Hopkins trained biomedical and electrical engineer. He has a variety of interests including the entertainment industry, information theory, evolution, big history, genetics, signal processing, transgenetics, translational medicine, and theoretical mathematics. Chris is a strong advocate of the IndieWeb movement and publishes content to his own website, syndicating it to other platforms. He is also a talent manager and producer in the entertainment industry, representing writers/authors and actors. He consults in finance and distribution and teaches entertainment-related courses at Johns Hopkins University. Chris is currently working on a textbook covering the representation business.

Brian Wisti is a caffeinated geek from the Pacific Northwest, now living in Tucson. Born in 1972 in Tacoma, Washington, he enjoys FOSS, drawing, and yarn. Brian writes code for a living and as a hobby. Random Geekery serves as an anchor for his ADHD brain, documenting his notes, projects, and random thoughts. He shares his obsessions and sketches, hoping they might be helpful or entertaining. Brian's designs can be found on Threadless and Design By Humans.

Daryl Cook designs and hosts conversations, meetings, retreats, and longer-term systems change and transformation. He is also a leadership and personal coach who helps people expand their thinking and navigate challenges. He lives in Melbourne, Australia with his wife and daughter. He grows veggies, practices Zen meditation, and occasionally cycles. Daryl is interested in wiser ways of living and working together, and believes traditional management wastes energy and creativity.