In this episode I speak with Mike Garson, Grammy nominated composer of more than 5000 pieces of music, long time pianist for David Bowie, whose wakeup call was realizing the healing power of music and bringing that to millions of people around the world.
In this episode I speak with Lisa Timati, ultra endurance athlete, speaker and best selling author about her latest book, “Relentless – How A Mother And Daughter Defied The Odds,” about her wakeup call refusing to let her 74 year old mom die and bringing her back to full health.
I love my job. As a mental health professional, it’s an honor and a privilege to sit with people as they work through some of their hardest moments. In this episode, I talk with one of my current clients about what brought her into therapy and what she is learning about herself. I invite you to listen to this revealing conversation between therapist and client. It’s raw, revealing, painful and hopeful.
In this episode I speak with music therapist, and host of the Reduce Your Stress podcast and Stress Elimination Summit, Tim Ringgold, whose wakeup call was going from healing others with music to personally being healed by it. https://www.timringgold.com/
In this episode I speak with Amy Braun, CEO of HealthCorps, a non-profit committed to saving lives by addressing health inequities in at-risk communities through educational leadership, programming and service training whose wakeup call was becoming really angry when she met with underserved youth where the “system” and they themselves had given up on. http://healthcorps.org
In this episode I speak with R “Ray” Wang, author of “Everybody Wants to Run the World,” Founder and Chairman of Constellation Research, co-host and co-founder of DisruptTV whose wakeup call was combining his tenacious immigrant mindset with a combination of ADD and an insatiable curiosity to solve wide ranging problems to achieve his amazing success. http://raywang.org
In this episode I speak with Carole Robin, co-author of, “Connect: Building Exceptional Relationships with Family, Friends and Colleagues,” whose wakeup call was having students confront her about finally acting “human” many years ago which caused her to begin to teach her “Interpersonal Dynamics” course at Stanford Graduate School of Business (a.k.a. “Touchy feely”). https://connectandrelate.com/
I just completed over six months of intensive weekly chemotherapy. I’m relieved, sad and terrified all at once. I’ve been here before. Living with advanced cancer, means living with uncertainty. This experience is the epitome of the precariousness of life. I miss making plans. Because I can’t count on tomorrow, this experience forces me to live in the moment. And, there is so much beauty if you take the time to notice.
In this episode I speak with Amy Morin, Editor-in-Chief of Verywell Mind, host of Verywell Mind podcast whose wake up call was turning the sudden death of her first husband and mother into becoming a mental strength expert and top TEDx speaker.
In this episode I speak with Jennifer McCollum, CEO of Linkage, a leadership development firm whose wakeup call was realizing that DEI research and programs weren’t making a difference and her company discovering a way to make that difference. https://www.linkageinc.com/
