On this episode you will learn three things:

1. What is Dyslexia?
2. Diagnosing Dyslexia with an optometrist
3. Understanding how the visual system works.

00:01     About doctor Cameron McCrodan

01:24     Why is Dr. Cameron McCrodan’s message important for you.

02:37     How did Dr Cameron McCrodan transitioned from being a regular optometrist to a doctor that focuses on the way that be I functions properly.

05:10     What is visual development

06:01     How visual development affects older people

08:15     What sets you apart from other optometrists?

10:33     What is dyslexia?

13:06     How to assess dyslexia?

15:53     Creating dyslexia awareness

18:24     Dyslexia and visual tracking

22:10     How to treat dyslexia.

26:00     How long does it take to treat dyslexia?

26:39     Delimitations to treat dyslexia online

30:25     Advice Dr. Cameron McCrodan to anybody who has dyslexia

35:58     Three things Dr. Cameron McCrodan does to stay on top of his game.

40:00     Section “On the way I see it

Christian Stahl from Beyond Blindness Podcast helping you heal from ocular disease and providing solutions for eye sight and its related side effects with glaucoma, cataract, cornea, dry eye, keratoconus, low vision, ocular surface, ophtalmology, retina, retinitis and all related to vision, best practices to embark on a self-transformative journey and mindset to overcome the obstacles that these illnesses pose.

01:42     Introduction

03:07     Linda Edgecombe Back ground and introduction

07:40     How to look inside yourself to be introspective and make the right positive changes in your life.

11:03     Why we live in a culture that is so busy?

19:00     Why Linda took the decision of breaking out of the busy treadmill and how you can do it too.

21:33     Linda explained how “El camino de Santiago” (the road to Santiago) was her breaking point to find herself again after falling into a big depression.

23:17     Linda explains here physical, mental and spiritual transformation on the road to Santiago.

26:54     How is our busy lifestyle affecting our generations, baby boomers, generation X, and millennia’s?

31:36     Understanding the busy audit downloadable format at www.lindaegecombe.com to assess how busyness has taken over your life.

37:47     The side effects of and over busy life style.

38:21     Linda and I talk about peace of mind.

41:03     Basic steps to follow to get of the busy tread mill in life.

43:03     How sleeping naked will enhance your sleeping experience.

44:53     How to get read of guilt

49:39     How to manage resentment

50:03     Linda’s take on what high achievement and what she does to achieve high

57:57     Contact Linda Edgecome

58:53     The way I see it section

Have you ever felt the horrible feeling of being self-conscious about something that you don’t like about yourself? I certainly have, now I want to pose you some other questions…  Does it hurt? Have you been able to overcome it?

If you haven’t, then this episode is for you.

I was honored to interview New York’s famous comedian and legend Jeffrey Gurian, were we had a talk about how he was able to change his life becoming a spiritual person and he transferred much of his knowledge on how to be on the spiritual path, to overcome painful things in his life. I myself was very vulnerable about my personal life and was happy to talk with Jeffrey about situations that I am currently going through.

On this episode we will learn three things:

1. How to spiritually heal your heart wounds.
2. Why religion separates us and spirituality unites humanity.
3. You cannot micro manipulate the universe. It’s always working in your best interest.

Do you know what the dark night of the soul means?

It Is a period of spiritual desolation where there seems that we have no consolation at all, our guest today, Erez Avramov, opens himself with Beyond Blindness, and explains to us that after going through three near death experiences, he faced his own dark night of the soul. The golden nuggets that I was able to extract from Erez Avramov was, that after each obstacle that he has faced in his life; it turns that if you are open and aware to see the wisdom and gifts that are hidden inside, each challenging situation as Erez Avramov says is pure gold.

I feel blessed to have been able to host this interview, because I have been through situations alike and I was able to learn even more from Erez Avramov experience and embrace his unstoppable mindset to incorporate it in to my life and hope you can do the same.

So relax, please make yourself confortable and hope you enjoy our talk.

On this episode were going to learn three things:

1. The purpose of this lifetime is to show up and learn and grow from our experiences.
2. Learning that we are not our bodies, instead we are the spirit housed within our body.
3. Why we fall in to the constant trap of looking for things to make us feel better outside of our being.

Have you ever wanted to become a great leader?

But for some reason, external pressures have deviated you from your goals.

 On this interview, I sit down with Bill Stainton, a person with more than 20 years In the TV industry, producer and Founder of Seattle’s legendary comedy TV show Almost Live! To my amazement, he worked with Jerry Seinfeld, Ellen DeGeneres, Winner of 100 Emmy awards, writer for the Tonight Show and Comedy Central. He is one of the most sought out personalities in the leadership space and teaches how to produce under pressure and Professional public speaker specializing in leadership skills.

Bill talks about the importance of using humor to connect with people to build better relationships. I encourage you to sit tight and enjoy this episode

 On this episode you will learn three things:

1. How humor helps to connect and make better relationships.
2. How laughing creates endorphins and is a muscular work out.
3. Why meditation is key for working under pressure.

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Today I sit down with  Dr. Brian Boxer Wachler, a world renowned OPHTHALMOLOGIST who found a noninvasive cure to heal Keratoconus, a condition that will literally blind you, but to get the approval of his invention he had to stand firm and endure lots of critics.

Have you ever had an idea and have been challenged by a community of more than 500 people and still have the self-confidence to believe in yourself and what you believe with passion and integrity?

I myself have had ideas and challenges as a blind person, including the creation and launch of this podcast, but I did stood firm to my gut feel in order to inspire others.

I was so inspired by Dr. Brian’s ethical work serving as the leading edge Ophthalmologist in Beverly Hills giving the vision back to Olympic gold medalist Steven Holcomb and many other actors, actresses that you might have seen on your television and people from all walks of life.

Hi has been featured on: ESPN, CNN, FOX, ABC, PBS and now on Beyond Blindness Podcast  for bringing light to the world.

 On this episode we are going to learn three things:

1. How to stand strong and be self-confident against critics.
2. The importance of selecting the right ophthalmologist.
3. How you can save yourself, child or adolescents vision with the Holcomb C3R procedure.

Today, I sit down with Isabelle Mercier, Public speaker, bestselling author, founder of Leap Zone Strategies, a company based out in Vancouver Canada which helps people from all walks of life find their own super powers.

She helps her clients put that in to the world and she’s making an amazing contribution to humanity; we also dove in deep in to the power of “Zero” Tolerance”, which basically means the art of learning to say the word NO. I truly believe it’s a skill we all need to learn specially for parents to teach their children and adolescents at a young age. I am also pretty sure that if we do this and are taught this skill, we will become more self-confident of ourselves and we are going to make better informed decisions in our lives.

I absolutely loved talking with Isabelle and I loved this episode, I am pretty sure you are going to love it too.

On this episode we are going to learn three things:

1. The power of harmony in in: thinking, saying and doing.
2. The power in learning to say the word NO.
3. How constant worry depletes our quality of life.

Today, I sit down with Nigel Vardy, one of the most physical mental and emotional resilient human beings that I had the pleasure to host on Beyond Blindness. His a professional climber, mountaineer, professional public speaker, author of several books; better known out there as Mr. Frost Bite for the accident that he had on mountain Denali in 1999, where he got trapped in wins of 100 km/hour, where he had frost bite all over his hands, ankles, fingers, toes and nose. He had to have all of those limbs amputated.

Nigel is such an amazing soul and person full of knowledge, and I know that you are going to love this episode, because he dive  deep in to how to micro manage critical moments in our lives and specially take rapid decisions in these moments.

I surely can relate to that, because I’ve been in such moments myself and I know that parents of visually impaired children and adolescents have to take these decisions from time to time, so guys sit tight and enjoy this episode, I know you are going to love it.

On this episode you will learn three things:

1. Why it is crucial to take decisions in critical moments.
2. What to when we get to experience these moments in our lives.
3. The importance of sticking to our own decisions.

Have you ever feared death?

Today, I sit down with Jerome Braggs, we had an epic conversation and this was an epic episode because Jerome was so kind to open himself with Beyond Blindness and talked to us about his experience of going in to the hospital, thinking that he had the flu, when actually all of his organs were paralyzed and he was given a prognosis of seven days to live.

Amazingly enough, Jerome was able to get out of this situation, but he was back in to the hospital with the same prognosis and he passed away on to the other side.

I want to open myself to you and be vulnerable and tell you, that when I went blind, I was petrified, I felt so much pain, I started searching for answers, I started reading and I wanted to know what people felt when they passed away to what we know as “death”, so I thought if I’m feeling this much pain, what is death going to look like? I came across amazing books like, Anita Morjani “Dying to be Me” and Dr. Evan Alexander III, a neurosurgeon that passed away to the other side, and all of these stories sent me a message of love and that’s what I want you to get from this episode, that is why I brought Jerome so sit tight and enjoy.

On this episode we are going to learn three things:

1. The importance of taking care of your life force.
2. The importance of loving yourself, accepting yourself as you are and living life to it’s fullest.
3. The amazingness of reuniting with the soul is that it feels like love, bliss, acceptance like everything has been well, everything is well and everything will be well, and the feeling of eternal love.