Dr. Krol has a proven track record of procuring new clients, generating sales volume, and exercising professional fulfillment of duties. She has built her career on successfully building long-term, mutually beneficial relationships with clients, vendors, and colleagues with a reputation always forefront. Stephanie also has a proven reputation of excellence and professionalism among clients and peers alike whether in Higher Education (Professor, Author, Writer, Speaker, Curriculum, School Consultant and Training Developer, and sought-after Higher Education Dean) Real Estate Brokering, and Consulting the last 27 years because of her proven market knowledge, integrity, and personalized approach. Prior to moving into her current roles below in the Chicagoland area, she was the Director of Education/Dean/Chief Managing Operator for two of the largest, on-ground well-known for-profit colleges, and worked for one of the largest online for-profit colleges as their Training and Development Manager for the campus, and was a previous Membership Specialist over two counties while living in Michigan.
She is the acting Vice President/COO/Co-owner at Inland Real Estate School and handles remote, day-to-day operations and company structure. She is the President/CEO of Catalyst Group, Inc.), her personal company, which provides these areas of specialization: Certified Health and Wellness Coaching & Functional Medicine Coaching, Pet Health, and Wellness Coaching Certified Raw Dog Food Nutrition Specialist Consulting, High-end Real Estate Investor Education and Investing, Real Estate Referrals (Nationwide) Higher Education Management Consulting, and Certified Mediation Services.
Currently, she is a Multi-Award-Winning Author, a Certified Raw Dog Food Nutrition Specialist, and an evolved entrepreneur. Dr. Stephanie is embracing her passions, holding true to her roots, and building strong relationships and alliances along the way as a:
➰Boutique Publishing Service provider, & Founder of Riley-Infinity & Lemniscate-Infinity Press
➰An Amazon Best Selling, & Multi-Award-Winning Author (What the Pet Food Industry IS NOT
Telling You…)
➰Health Advocate
➰Co-owner of an Illinois Real Estate School (also Nationwide)
She has been featured in many articles, various podcasts, radio, and TV, relative to her functional medicine background and pet health and wellness, as well as publishing. Her book has won the NYC BIG BOOK AWARD, Gold (GABBY Book Awards), Animals-Pets Nonfiction, the NYC 2022 BIG BOOK AWARD, Distinguished Favorite for Book Cover, and also the Living Now Award-Gold 2022, IBPA Benjamin Franklin, Silver Award 2022 & Independent Press Award winner 2022. She has received outstanding professional reviews (Kirkus, BookLife/Publishers Weekly, Blue Ink & The Wishing Shelf). Her books is also a 2021& 2022 NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL Best Seller. Most recently, she was accepted into the standard and oldest publisher of biographical reference material for researchers, libraries, and executive institutions since 1899, chronicling the lives of the most accomplished individuals from every significant field of endeavor, the Marquis Who’s Who 2022.
She believes passion and variety in work, are the spice of life, and partners with: other publishing services providers, influencers, entrepreneurs, coaches & business owners alike, while managing books for High-end influencers & Speakers all the way to a la cart folks creating DIY beautiful legacy books for their families.
From fiction, political, business, Ph.D. peers & higher educators alike, to decades-long systematic world changers, and children’s book writers, working with those positively moved to do what’s right, making our world a better place!
Passionate about reversing disease & pain in dogs, cats & horses all over the world, by changing the conversation from yearly vet visits to what we put in and on our pets daily! She protects her clients while cutting through the doublespeak in the industry of medicine & publishing!
Avid horse and dog lover! ♾advocate for animal rights, abuse prevention, justice & true health
“The author carefully cites scientific studies and sources and includes comprehensive references to back up her claims, and she deftly and seamlessly weaves her suggested nutritional approach into stories of her dog’s journey to better health. A diligently researched pet-care manual.”
– Kirkus Reviews
SELF-HELP
WHAT THE PET FOOD INDUSTRY IS NOT TELLING YOU
BY Stephanie Krol • POSTED ON May 24, 2021
A wellness plan for dogs featuring a raw food diet.
Krol, who has a background in education and real estate, is neither a veterinarian nor a canine nutritionist; she was motivated to write this book because of a health scare involving Winston, her beloved dog. Instead of accepting the bleak prognoses offered by veterinarians, the author “decided to take my dog’s health into my own hands.” Her extensive research led her to implement a “Monogastric Diet” that, she asserts, turned her dog’s life around. Along the way, Krol discovered what she characterizes as the deficiencies of the American pet food industry and medication-oriented veterinarians who, she says, “are not in the business of restoring health.” The author carefully cites scientific studies and sources and includes comprehensive references to back up her claims, and she deftly and seamlessly weaves her suggested nutritional approach into stories of her dog’s journey to better health. Early chapters lay out the basis for the author’s wellness plan; she clearly describes her dog’s illness and the details she learned about commercial dog food, and she explains why she believes that holistic veterinarians are preferable to others. She also provides a sobering evaluation of the content of dog food, noting that pets “become the recipient of all the byproducts humans will not or cannot eat.” The book offers readers a cogent overview of canine diseases while frankly discussing current veterinary practices, especially regarding vaccinations; on this subject, she cites research that suggests “Vaccinations can hinder and hurt your dog’s natural life-giving state of being.”
Most of the book centers on Krol’s belief that dogs should be fed a raw food diet of meat and plant-based material. However, although she passionately supports this position, she acknowledges that some veterinarians and pet owners may not be raw food enthusiasts. While exploring the diet, Krol candidly concludes that the positives outweigh the negatives, advocating a method she calls “Single Category Rotational Feeding,” which involves alternating meals of meat and plants with periods of fasting. Portions of the plan may meet with resistance or even skepticism from some dog owners; for example, the author endorses feeding dogs raw bones, which, she writes, “are needed for proper nutrition”; despite the inclusion of citations to support this, some dog owners may still be hesitant. The plan calls for creating a menu of raw meats, including fish, cooked vegetables, and fruit. Krol helpfully provides “feeding options,” including daily schedules and “recipe samples and bone details.” She also helpfully includes a chapter on how to modify the plan for puppies and even explains how to adapt it for cats. For pet owners who are interested in administering such a raw food diet, Krol provides justification and sufficient information for anyone to easily execute the plan. At times, however, one may feel overwhelmed by the sheer amount of detail as well as the additional preparation associated with the author’s dietary method.
A diligently researched pet-care manual, but some readers may balk at the considerable commitment required.
Publisher: Riley Publishing
Review Posted Online: July 6, 2022
Kirkus Reviews Issue: Aug. 15, 2022
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