Beverly D. Flaxington
Business owner · Bestselling author · Professor, Suffolk University
A life that won't fit one job title — business owner, bestselling author, professor and animal rescuer — told as one story about understanding people.
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Live on MSNThe client
Beverly D. Flaxington started in financial services and built a business around helping people communicate and grow. She is a certified hypnotherapist, Hypnosis Trainer, Behavioral Analyst and Values Analyst; has taught Leadership and Teaming to graduate students at Suffolk University since 2008 (Adjunct Professor of the Year, and she has never missed a class); has written eight books and is a three-time Amazon bestselling author; and has rescued more than a thousand animals.
The goal
With that many roles, Beverly's challenge was coherence: anyone looking her up found pieces, not the person. The aim was one feature that connected her business, teaching, writing and rescue work into a single, credible story.
What we did
We found the thread that ties it all together — people, and looking beneath what's on the surface — and built the feature around it: the colleague whose sign read "The Doctor is In", adopters who turned out to be her clients, the 60-hour weeks alongside teaching, writing and raising three children. We wrote it to editorial standard, Beverly approved every word, and it runs on MSN.
The result
The feature is live on MSN as "Beverly D Flaxington | Business owner, bestselling author, international public speaker & college professor," published September 22, 2026 — one permanent, searchable place that shows the whole person behind "The Human Behavior Coach".
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