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Changing the World, One Country at a Time Jeffrey Smith is the author of the best-selling book Seeds of Deception which is about the dangers of genetically modified foods, and he's also the author of the recently released Genetic Roulette. Jeffrey Smith never intended to be a leader in the health and food industries, but when he learned about the dangers of genetically modified foods, his passion became to change the world. Making Your Dreams Come True through Desire Paula Abdul is a singer and choreographer who started her life as a poor child from a broken home. She began dreaming about song and dance at the age of four when she saw Gene Kelly on television performing "Singing in the Rain". Paula began taking ballet lessons for free at age seven by cleaning the mirrors and floors of the dance studio. Her mother did not know about the lessons. Successful Balance James Ray grew up with a very religious background. He wasn't a typical child who enjoyed sports or social events, but rather he enjoyed reading about all of the religions of the world. As the son of a Protestant minister, James Ray was well grounded in many of the traditional Christian beliefs, but his father encouraged him to have an open mind, and he always supported the other religious studies James pursued. The Bond of Forgiveness and Healing From the moment they met, Rev Michael Beckwith and Stephen Lewis have been the very best of friends. They share a special bond because their passions complement each other, and both believe in and inward healing that can help even the most desperate of people. Both have achieved great successes alone, but together, they are even stronger. The Key to Wealth Accumulation Like many children, Dan Kuschell loved baseball. Growing up in inner city Detroit, he had dreams of leaving his impoverished world to play pro ball. His dream came true, but only briefly. After an injury, he was forced to quit during the first season. With his baseball dream shattered, Dan went back to school. He wanted to teach others. It's All about Respect Everyone loves a classic rags-to-riches tale. Bill Bartmann actually lived one. From a homeless gang member at 14 to a millionaire at 30 is quite a feat for anyone! He thanks his wife, Kathy, often for helping him turn his life around. In more than 30 years of marriage, she has never left his side. The Heart's Pathway HeartMath LLC is a research institution specializing in the heart and brain relationship. Howard Martin is the Executive Vice President of the company. He's also the co-author of The HeartMath Solution, and he developed the Nightingale-Conant tape series, The HeartMath Method. Passion beyond Wealth Roger Hamilton was a millionaire by the time he was 30 years old. How? He's one of the leading wealth experts in Asia and authored the international bestseller, "Wink and Grow Rich". He also created the Wealth Dynamics Profiling System. Fit for Life Entrepreneur and inventor Bill Phillips is an accomplished publisher. His bestselling books, magazines, and documentary films have played a key role in helping people change their lives for the better. His efforts have made him happy, but they've also made him a millionaire. Following Your Passions Jesse Cannone has been helping people ailments from stroke recovery to Parkinson's disease since 1996. As a certified fitness trainer, he has learned quite a bit about back pain treatment over the years, so not only did he decide to found The Healthy Back Institute, he also began authoring a series of helpful publications. Inward Beauty Akiane Kramarik's impressive resume includes paintings that sell for up to $1 million, guest appearances on Oprah, CNN, and Good Morning America, and two bestselling books, "Akiane: Her Life, Her Art, Her Poetry" and "My Dream Is Bigger Than I - Memories of Tomorrow", so most people are surprised to find out Akiane is a child. Equal Opportunity Loans Muhammad Yunus, a professor in Bangladesh, is the creator of a new trend in banking called microcredit in which poor people in countries around the world can take out tiny loans to start a small business. They need no background check and no collateral. There is no interest charged on the loan. The surprising thing is that most are paid back in a timely manner. People Helping People Microfinance is a small loan that has become big business over the past few years. Not long ago, Matt Flannery had never heard of such a thing, but today, he and his wife Jessica Flannery are making the world a better place with Kiva, a company that puts poor people in touch with micro-lenders. Overcoming Adversity True success doesn't come from privilege. It comes from spirit. Bonnie St. John is a perfect example of this. If you believe the stereotypes of the world are true, you'd have a hard time believing how much success Bonnie has seen in her life as an Olympic skier. When life knocks her down, she gets right back up. Making a Difference Together You might not recognize his name, but I'll bet you recognize his work. The events Charlie Gay has organized have been enjoyed by millions. After beginning his career at age 22, Charlie began organizing events for Margaret Thatcher at age 24 and later promoted some of the biggest names in music including Luciano Pavarotti, Pink Floyd, Duran Duran, Fleetwood Mac, and Phil Collins.

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