Wen Boley and Rebecca Hilton

Whether you know Wen Boley and Rebecca Hilton from TwinFlame, Sticky Sheets, or through some other venue, you can speak with confidence about their positive impact on friends, family, and the world at large.

Like so many "light workers" they had the desire to be of service but found themselves in that frustrating catch 22 without the resources to see their vision manifest.

After being introduced to IBI/CEO Space, they raised almost instant capital through a special program offered for free by IBI Colorado on Saturdays. The "FundBusting" program allowed them to become members of IBI Global's expanded community of CEO's which brought them all the resources they needed to grow their visions.

As they worked to expand their music business, Wen was inspired to put even more of the business knowledge he had gained attending IBI's Free Enterprise Forum to work.

And thus was born: Sticky Sheets

The Creation:

Wen Boley bought a car for his son at an auction.

“It was totally covered with dog hair,” he explained. “It took me an hour and a half to clean it all up.”

Frustration turned to inspiration when Boley envisioned the ideal tool for the task: “a giant piece of tape that would get all the hair off of a chair at once.”

With his wife Rebecca Hilton he launched StickySheets. Today their company is profitable and growing rapidly. Their lives as CEO's affords them opportunities for expression they previously thought impossible.