In this episode I speak to Marcus “Bellringer” Bell, American music producer, songwriter, activist and entrepreneur and creator of the “Wealth and Impact Bootcamp” whose wakeup call was paying forward the love and encouragement he received and learned from his late mother who did so much for the world.
In this episode I speak with Erwin B Valencia, high performance and sports medicine specialist and the first Filipino, raised and educated in the Philippines to be hired full time on the medical staffs of a MLB and then a NBA team about his wakeup call when after first being rejected to work in NBA, he spent a birthday in Prague giving out 300 hugs and upon trusting the universe was offered five jobs with NBA teams without sending out any resumes. https://erwinvalencia.com/
In this episode I speak with Amanda Holmes, CEO and Chairman of Chet Holmes International was having to take over her dad’s company at age 24 when he died and go from a singer songwriter to a corporate CEO and also her more recent awakening to the importance of spirituality in her life and to the companies she works with.
In this episode I speak with Vinnie Tortorich, speaker, podcaster and author of “Fitness Confidential: Adventures in the Weight-Loss Game,” whose wakeup call was realizing how failure was his friend and best teacher.
In this episode I speak with Avi Loeb, Harvard’s former Chair of Astronomy, astrophysicist, and author of “Extraterrestrial: The First Sign of Intelligent Life Beyond Earth,” whose wakeup call was realizing that his personal commitment to science would need to override the pushback from the scientific community.
In this episode I speak with Emmy winning television journalist, entrepreneur and CEO of BiasSync, Michele Ruiz, about her waking up to seeing and experiencing discrimination and her calling to do something to overcome it. http://biassync.com
In this episode I speak with Elise Hu, the host of TED Talks Daily, the flagship podcast from TED that’s downloaded a million times a day, around the world, and former host at large at NPR, about being insatiably curious and growing up being “otherized” as the only Asian in her community, which was not a positive connotation.
In this episode I speak with former Warren Buffett CEO and author of “The IGI Principles,” Steve Rodgers about his wakeup call when a spiritual awakening saved him from alcoholism and how he then went on to bring that into the lives of his clients and companies he has worked with.
In this episode I speak with Rabbi Steve Leder about his new book, The Beauty of What Remains: How Our Greatest Fear Becomes Our Greatest Gift, and how his journey to wisdom “woke up” after the death of his father.
