Sarah Moore

Sarah Moore, a Harvard Business School graduate, shares her incredible journey from a troubled teen to buying a multimillion-dollar egg carton business with $0 down. She discusses her unique strategies for sourcing a free workforce and the importance of mass outreach. The allure of the egg carton business model lies in its simplicity and accessibility. Sarah also reflects on her transformative experiences, highlighting the significance of mentorship and creative acquisition tactics. Her story is a testament to overcoming obstacles and seizing opportunities.

Fellow coach Sarah Moore discusses her journey from the UK to America, her husband's role in her personal growth, and her discovery of life coaching. She shares her work on victim mindset and the connection between safety and the five-year plan. Sarah also explains her signature Pump-up Sessions, which are fully curated mini-retreats for resetting thoughts and gaining focus.

Gemma Arterton, an actress known for her compelling roles, discusses her new series 'Funny Woman,' which tackles women's voices in 1960s comedy. Susan Axelby shares her harrowing journey with cancer linked to breast implants, alongside lawyer Sarah Moore who highlights the wave of legal actions against manufacturers like Allergan. They emphasize the emotional toll on women and the need for safety reforms. Additionally, Giuseppe and his Nonna talk about their viral cooking adventures and their first cookbook, celebrating family and Italian cuisine.