Blossom of Thought

Join me and my guest, Sunil Godse, entrepreneur, keynote speaker, and author of bestselling books “Gut” and “Fail Fast Succeed Fast”. Sunil is the founder and host of The Intuitionology Podcast Series. He is also one of the leading scholars on Intuition. Sunil Godse shows how companies can implement intuitive resonance in their organizations to establish trusted relationships that turn their statistics completely around, creating a tight-knit corporate culture that has employees intrinsically motivated to perform at their highest level, resulting in an increase in employee engagement, an uplift in team productivity and ultimately higher performance. In this episode, we also speak about positive and negative intuitive signals. We take a deep dive into the four types of intuition –

· Experiential intuition

· Situational intuition

· Relational intuition

· Creative intuition.

Sunil and I further explore why we ignore our intuition and what we can do to tap into our intuitive abilities.

To learn more about Sunil, get his books, and invite him to speak, visit https://www.sunilgodse.com/about/

Contact Sunil Godse @:

Tel: 519-870-7816

Email: [email protected]

In this episode, my guest is Claire Parson, a lawyer from Cincinnati, US, a member of Adams Law PLLC. She focuses her practice in areas of litigation, local government practice, and school law. Claire has been managing a successful practice and involved in a lot of community leadership with nonprofits. Adversity made her learn self-compassion, self-loving kindness. All this was foundational to her becoming a certified meditation teacher. In the midst of the covid-19 crisis, she co-authored, with other 19 women attorneys from all over the US, the bestseller #Networked.

Find Claire Parson @:

linkedin.com/in/claireeparsons

Websites

40 West Pike Street P.O. Box 861 Covington, Kentucky

Email

[email protected]

My guest, Olivia Vizachero, a lawyer from the State Bar of Michigan, and a life coach, speaks about chasing and changing dreams, the practice of the law, and coaching attorneys. She is a co-author of the bestseller #Network, an anthological work she did with 19 other highly motivated women attorneys from all over the US during the struggles of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Olivia, with her coaching boutique, supports lawyers who find themselves over-worked, over-stressed, and overwhelmed.

As early as 8, a lawyer was already incubating within her, as evidenced by her early fascination with the Italian Mafia. She started her career as a criminal defense attorney, before moving into corporate law at a big Detroit law firm.

Find Olivia at:

linkedin.com/in/oliviavizachero

Website

· thelessstressedlawyer.com  (Company Website)

Email

[email protected]

Twitter

· OVizachero

· GirlFriday313

My guest in this episode is Robert Levant, from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. He is a veteran trial attorney, coach, and strategist for lawyers seeking to reach their greatest potential as advocates. He is the creator and co-host of the Iron Advocate – a podcast on legal practice. With the podcast, Robert can be described as a global citizen because his work vibrates beyond his locality, Philadelphia, and he receives great feedback from people from all over the world, including Canada and the United Kingdom. His global citizenry is also manifest in his charity work in Africa.

Much of Robert’s practice has been in the area of civil rights violations and criminal law. In 1999, Bob co-founded Levant Martin P.C, a criminal defense firm that represents clients charged with serious felony crimes including capital murder, robbery, complex federal narcotic offenses, and drug trafficking. He has litigated over 50 criminal jury trials to verdict. He has secured several multimillion-dollar recoveries including $2.5 million, the largest settlement ever paid by the City of Philadelphia in a police shooting civil rights case, for a homeowner shot inside of his house by an unprovoked police officer.

Bob, a former panelist on the television show “It’s Your Call with Lynn Doyle,” regularly serves as an Adjunct Professor at The University of Pennsylvania, where he teaches a course on Law and Social Policy. He has also served as an Adjunct Instructor at Temple University Beasley School of Law’s L.L.M. program in Trial Advocacy.

Robert Levant can be reached here:

Websites

· levantlaw.net  (Company Website)

· levantlaw.net  (Blog)

Phone

· 570-399-3800 (Work)

Email

[email protected]

Twitter

· ironadvocate

My guest in this episode is Talar Herculian Coursey - an Armenian, born in Beirut, Lebanon, grew up in Saudi Arabia, immigrated to Southern California at 12. She tells of her story of the American dream - an expression of an iron Will, that force unseen, the offspring of a deathless soul that hews a way to any goal though walls of granite intervene.

Talar has been an attorney in California, US, for over 21 years and has co-authored the best-seller #Networked. Her second book - Ralphy's Rules for Living – will be published soon. She is also a philanthropist and certified Yoga instructor and President of the Salt Lake City Chapter for the Society for Orphaned Armenian Relief (SOAR).

Talar can be found at:

linkedin.com/in/talaresq

Websites

My guest in this episode is Eric D. Fontaine, an entrepreneur, Podcaster,  and YouTuber. We talk about i)Intuition, ii)perception, iii) how comfort will ruin you, iv) that it is a sin to be poor, and v) other nuggets or principles of success from his personal life.

Eric's personal philosophy is “minimize, prioritize, and maximize for a better life.”

Follow Eric Fontaine's podcast - RDO Podcast - on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcast, Anchor, YouTube, etc. 

I and my featured guest, Mancoba Mabuza, speak about his political activism, and the political landscape in eSwatini. We also talk about his community service through his establishment - Ubuntu Leadership Academy. Mancoba is a political activist, a Public Relations Practitioner who has served in various organizations including the government of eSwatini (Ministry of Health), Swaziland Competition Commission. He is currently Communications and Public Relations Officer for Waterford Kamhlaba United World College of Southern Africa. He is the author of a self-help book, “The Lane Taken.” 

He can be reached at [email protected]

Join me and other podcasters - Group Cast - from all over the world. We speak about the fundamentals of life.  Mpilo Nkambule (Blossom of Thought Podcast),  Eric Fontaine (RDO Podcast),  Gary Hartley (By The ChalkBord Podcast) Amy Fournier (Awakening Aphrodite Podcast), & Angelika Werkner (Midlife Midwife). 

 My guest, Winter Wheeler, is an Atlanta-based attorney, mediator, and arbitrator. She speaks about access to justice through mediation and her mediation business. Additionally, she speaks about the bestselling book that she co-authored, "#Networked", a book detailing the triumphs of 20 female lawyers in the face of difficulties presented by COVID-19.  

Winter is licensed to practice law in FL, GA, and NY.  She does In-Person & Online Dispute Resolution Across the U.S.  She is also a Keynote Speaker. Winter’s legal and mediation expertise has been featured by Voyage ATL magazine, The Impact Lawyers magazine, The American Bar Association’s journals, the Defense Research Institute, The Future of Resolution podcast, The Defense Never Rests podcast, The Evaluation podcast, as well as many other radio and web series.

For her mediation services, she can be reached at:

Email: [email protected]

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/winterwheeler

Twitter: @WinterNicole

 I and my guest, Gary Hartley, speak about the midlife crisis - the feelings of emptiness and meaninglessness -  and how to deal with them.