Change Proof

We all want to come to a place of healing, create a life that we love, and reach our highest potential. In this episode, Adam talks about his personal journey at Rythmia, an all-inclusive medically licensed luxury resort and retreat center in Costa Rica that aims to help their guests get their miracle. Fusing ancient wisdom and modern techniques, their program includes Ayahuasca ceremonies, yoga, metaphysical classes, hydrocolonic cleanses, transformational breathwork, massage, and farm-to-table organic food. Adam relates their impeccable attention to details, narrating his experiences through each step of the program that helped him tap into every aspect of his well-being.

Pivoting from one profession to another can be very life-changing. Barb Stuhlemmer, the CEO of BLITZ Business Success, international speaker, and author, shows us that changing one’s path can be handled with ease when there is resilience in leadership between oneself and others. Barb is a business owner, an author of hundreds of articles and a traditionally published book, a speaker on entrepreneurship, and a college professor. She talks about her road to becoming a resilient leader and shares her personal rituals for success, including being grateful every day and sharing her time with people that works in synergy with her.

To increase the depth of one’s knowledge is to welcome new life experiences because there’s a lesson that comes along with every risk that we choose to take. Author of The Crucible’s Gift: 5 Lessons from Authentic Leaders, Dr. James Kelley dives into the value of curating a life of experiences. The host of Executives After Hours Podcast, he walks us through his quest for belongingness and self-awareness that equipped him to bring great value to the world of executive leadership. Discover the one thread that ties the leaders of today and learn more about authenticity and compassion as driving forces of leadership.

Many of us find ourselves stuck right where we are because of that fear to pivot. Even though our hearts want us to become more and do more, our minds seem to tell us that where we are is just enough. Bringing together the mind and the heart in alignment to help you take that step towards achieving your greatest dream or vision is Jennifer Urezzio, founder of Soul Language and a master intuitive who uses her intuitive skills to help raise consciousness. Jennifer is all about putting tangibility to your soul for success by helping the mind follow your heart. She tells us how she came upon this realization through the various pivots she took in her own journey. Dive deeper within and allow yourself that opportunity to feel bliss.

All of us grow up acquiring a certain programming that often limits us with doing something in our lives. Unaware of this, we tend to find ourselves contained within boxes that keep us from recognizing our power. Empowering us to break free and reprogram ourselves to create better results in our lives is Art Giser, gifted healer and intuitive and the creator of Energetic NLP. With over 30 years of experience in the study of neuro-linguistic programming, science, psychic development, and energetic and spiritual healing, Art takes us into a system for personal transformation that will help us mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually remove the embedded energy acquired from others. He also digs deeper into energy work, thought forms, and the two empowerments he received directly from the Dalai Lama.

We often consider pets as members of our family. We love them like any other being in our lives, and it pains us when they cross the bridge and pass on. In this special episode, Adam celebrates the life of Duncan, a golden retriever and his “Forever Puppy”, by sharing the life lessons that Duncan taught him and his family. Adam reminisces about Duncan’s life, focusing on the character traits that Duncan demonstrated that are worthy of applying in our own lives. Duncan’s passing is yet another reminder that we should be grateful for every moment spent alive and live as fully as we can. As Adam says, we just do not know when our time here will end.

In one way or another, we have all experienced being knocked down by life. We go through difficult moments where the hardest thing to do is go on. Someone who has learned to trust in the process is Andrea Frank Henkart. After going through a couple of difficulties in her life – losing seven people in seven years and letting go of herself in those moments – Andrea has held on to that connection with the higher purpose and is living by trusting in the power of gratitude. Now, Andrea is an internationally renowned speaker, bestselling author, entrepreneur, and a certified nutritional council with a master’s degree in Family Psychology. She shares the pivots she made in her life while guiding us deeper into that energetic shift of consciousness that allowed her to experience and feel gratitude through it all.

Just as it seems that the health industry is telling us to rely more on pills, prescription medicines, and drugs, naturopathic doctor Dr. Gregory Kelly brings us back to how food is ultimately the best medicine there is. As the lead product formulator at Neurohacker Collective and author of the book Shape Shift, Dr. Kelly provides great insider information about the importance of eating the right kinds of food and keeping our habits healthy. He takes us deep into the core things that drive high performance - from understanding tryptophan and cortisol to how they impact our sleep and other bodily functions. Aside from what we take in to become healthier, Dr. Kelly also talks about the importance of resilience, sharing the behaviors that make us more resilient in our brain as well as our body.

We’ve all broken into an inner dialogue with ourselves, that conversation with the voice in our head, whether we’re aware of it or not. Life coach, speaker, and the Co-Founder and Chairwoman of Handel Group Lauren Handel Zander works with clients to help them take over their inner dialogue and face their fears so they’re able to love their life. Her book, Maybe It’s You, is about breaking into your own inner dialogue in twelve different areas of life. She shares the journey of how she got into coaching and making the major pivots in her life, as well as epigenetics, being productive, and speaking your truth.

We live in a world that’s full of volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity. In the game of business, longevity is a big deal even in the most prolific of ongoing concerns. Our guest is Garry Ridge, the President, and Chief Executive Officer and Director, CEO and Board Member of WD-40, a company founded in 1953. It is no small feat in this time and age where the average age of a Fortune 500 is eighteen years. Garry joined WD-40 in 1987 and held various leadership positions in the company before becoming the CEO in 1997. He talks about the roots of the company and shares what it is that has helped it to stay relevant in a marketplace that is so disruptive and changing so rapidly.