Meredith Shines the Spotlight on Aly and Andrea Kulberg

Name: Aly & Andrea Kulberg (yes, twins!)

Entrepreneur coaches, inspirational speakers, and identical twins, Aly and Andrea, have spent a lifetime overcoming adversity and transforming the impossible into reality. They have faced huge adversities such as their own premature birth, visual impairment (blindness), poverty, rejection, and even cancer– all in the name of experiencing victories like becoming World Champion and All-American athletes and coaches, corporate spokesperson, international entrepreneurs, authors, speakers, Olympic Torch bearer, cancer survivor. All which now makes them the coolest motivational speakers ever.

Aly & Andrea work together with their company, Rock Star U, to help others shape their own “World Tours of Success” through coaching, workshops, and speaking. Aly and Andrea are among a small group of hand-selected Premier Coaches for eWomen Network, Inc. EWomen Network aptly describes this elite group as “the best coaches in the nation.” Andrea is the author of the book “20/20 Vision: An Insightful Journey to Joyful Living and Boundless Success” and Aly & Andrea are currently working on their first book together, called “World Tour of Success.” They are experts in creating visionaries in an exceptionally compassionate, yet straight forward style.

LET’S TALK BUSINESS:

Tell us three words that describe yourself: Inspiring, Compassionate, Smart

Biggest current marketing challenge: Our mission is to reach a gazillion people. Is “gazillion” a real word?

What is next for your business: A highly interactive video coaching series for women entrepreneurs. Think: Personal Development meets Compassionate Coaching for Women in Business.

Your Mentors: Sandra Yancey, founder of eWomen Network, Inc. and producer of The GLOW Project. (and, of course, our Mommy!)

Favorite way to build buzz, create celebrity and change the world: Video, video, and video!

Best business decision: Investing in our own coaches/mentors, and committing to learning. It’s literally on our calendar every day!

Hardest lesson learned: Make that plural – but they are all wonderful lessons because they’ve shaped us into great teachers. Hardest? Not finding a coach soon enough. We didn’t yet know what we didn’t know!