James Eldridge was the Co-Owner and Founder of James+James, a manufacturing company located in Northwest Arkansas that has successfully crashed into the furniture market in 42 States and counting with over a million in sales in only two years. He is currently the Founder and CEO of WearLit, a literature-based clothing line, as well as CMO of Instapparel. James is passionate about leadership, operational management, and sales. His talents are in business development, building successful teams, motivating, and achieving benchmarks. Previously an Air Force Medic and Lowe’s Front End cashier, he is the husband of a beautiful wife and an unashamed Lego fanatic.

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Kimberly Johnson is a Revolutionary Living and Business Coach, she started The Revolutionary Living Institute in 2012 as a means to empower Big-Dreaming and Entrepreneurial men and women who are ready to live boldly, make happiness non-negotiable, fully embody THEIR values, boldly share their gift with the world, and design how they make their living around how they want to live.

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David Baker is a branding expert and entrepreneur. He CoFounded Moxy Ox, a brand experience agency, in June 2011 with the goal of filling a void in the creative business landscape and providing small and medium-sized businesses with stellar brand experiences. The agency now has 14 full-time employees and has experienced over 600% growth in revenue. David recently left the business to serve as Brand Director for e-commerce start-up WearLit, a literature-based apparel company, and is also a CoFounder and Managing Director for Creatives United, an open community dedicated to bringing Northwest Arkansas creatives together.

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Get to know Eric Hinson, the co-host of the Go Rogue Podcast! Eric is the founder of Explainify. Explainify creates remarkable explainer videos for businesses. Check out this episode to get more info on Eric and his awesome company! He wins best beard of any podcast co-host, by far.

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