What if the key to success isn’t working harder, but paying closer attention?

In this episode of Modelling Success in Action, Jessica sits down with branding expert and design professional Flora Gordon to explore her model of the world. Flora shares her insights on the power of paying attention—how truly listening and anticipating others’ needs can create deeper connections and open doors beyond what we can imagine. From networking to branding, and even consulting psychics for business guidance, Flora reveals how imagination, subconscious work, and small daily actions can lead to big transformations.

Tune in for an inspiring conversation about seeing possibilities everywhere.

Flora Gordon has a passion for visually expressing complex ideas. With experience designing everything from magazines to museum exhibits, she enjoys collaborating with both creative and technical teams. Her company, imageimage, is a small constellation of big talent, most frequently visible from East Vancouver. As an award-winning identity design agency, imageimage offers intuitive brand development, creative advertising, and ghost designing—helping clients achieve goals beyond what they can imagine.

A professionally certified member of Design Professionals of Canada (DesCan), Flora holds a degree in Communication Design from Emily Carr University. She speaks about design at national conferences and has developed an accessibility-focused graphic design course for Simon Fraser University, emphasizing clear communication and readability through layout and typography.

Visit her website with a contact form to get in touch with Flora: imageimage.agency

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/floragordon/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/imageimageagency

In this episode of Modelling Success in Action, I sit down with Emily Olmstead, owner of EO Fitness and Yoga, to explore the deep connection between movement and mental well-being. Emily shares her own personal and professional journey from crisis support worker in need of support to fitness coach supporting her clients physical and emotional health.

Discover why flexibility, in all aspects of life, is key to success; especially when it comes to motivation and the power of baby steps. Plus, she shares practical tips for making exercise social, fun, and sustainable.

If you've ever struggled to get moving when you're feeling stuck, this one's for you!

Emily is owner and operator of EO Fitness and Yoga. She delivers fitness and yoga to your location. At EO Fitness and Yoga, a certified personal trainer and yoga teacher comes directly to your home, workplace or outdoor location, to deliver a workout that is safe, fun and effective.

Emily has been a Certified Personal Trainer since 2016 and a Certified Yoga Teacher since 2018. She has a life long history with, and a love for sports and physical activity. Fitness and Yoga have transformed her mental health, physical health and spiritual wellness, in so many ways; that she feels that her true passion is to share this knowledge and experience with others. Her Biggest joy is in seeing people do things that they thought they never could.

Facebook: Emily Olmstead

Instagram: @emily_onthemove

Email: emilyolmstead073@gmail.com or call 6047614460

Website: eofitness.ca

If you are a networker in metro Vancouver, chances are you either know Nate Toevs, you’ve heard of him or you’ve watched him work the room at a networking event and wondered to yourself “how does he do it?”

Well wonder no longer, in this episode Nate walks us through just that! He shares the beliefs, attitudes and actions it takes to be create and keep lasting and useful connections.

If you network or use referrals in your business this is a must listen

Nate is the Marketing Manger at Neil Squire for the WorkBC Assistive Technology Services program, a social impact organization that has been revolutionizing the lives of Canadians with disabilities since 1984 through accessible and adaptive technology. Nate has a long-standing background in Retail, Wholesale and Business to Business sales and marketing activities.

You can learn more about the work Nate does for the Non Profit Neil Squire here: www.neilsquire.ca or www.workbc-ats.ca