For the past five years Alexis Romano has coached, inspired, and motivated hundreds of people and helped transformed their lives; not only physically, but financially, emotionally, and spiritually. She has replaced her six figure income as a high school counselor for over 20 years and is assisting others on her team to do the same. She is now a seven figure income earner in network marketing and living her true passion.

Joe Dispenza, D.C., is the best-selling author of Evolve Your Brain: The Science of Changing Your Mind (2007) and Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself: How to Lose Your Mind and Create a New One (2012), both of which detail the neuroscience of change and epigenetics. His latest book, You Are the Placebo: Making Your Mind Matter (2014), which is an Amazon Bestseller and hit the NY Times Bestseller List within a week of its release, builds on his previous work. He studied biochemistry at Rutgers University and holds a Bachelor of Science degree with an emphasis in neuroscience. He earned his Doctor of Chiropractic from Life University in Atlanta, GA. He has received postgraduate training and continuing education in neurology, neuroscience, brain function and chemistry, cellular biology, memory formation, and aging and longevity.

One of the scientists, researchers, and teachers featured in the award-winning film What the BLEEP Do We Know!?, Dr. Joe has lectured on six continents and 27 different countries, educating people about the functions of the human brain.

1. All communication is meaningful

2. The dynamics of asking

3. Love yourself, love people

4. Letting go of pain

5. Letting go of the outcome

6. Small talk

7. Fact finding

8. Rapport building

9. Leading conversation

10. Meaningful conversation

11. Conversation for purpose

12. Becoming a master influencer

1. Winning is an attitude

2. Average to exceptional

3. Develop your why

4. Anchoring your why

5. Winning is contagious

6. Winners are competitive

7. Winners rise to the occasion

8. Win gracefully, lose graceful

9. Learn the Law of Averages and how to have the averages on your side

10. Winners can effect a whole team, whole culture

11. Winners practice diligently

12. Winners attract winners

1. Who am I?

2. Letting go of who I am not

3. Change your words, Change your belief, Change your life

4. Finding your voice

5. Freeing yourself from your mind

6. Be here, Be now - Living in the present

7. Improving communication - Asking vs. Talking

8. Worrying, Anxiety, Guilt

9. Creative and Innovative

10. Branding yourself in free enterprise

11. Living a spiritually sober life

12. Master becomes a teacher, Leader grower

1. Being present, being here now

2. Letting go

3. Detaching from events

4. You are not your past

5. Breathing - "The Reset Button"

6. Acceptance / Gratitude

7. Out of control, letting go of control, no control

8. Emotional beings / Your energy

9. Silencing the noise / Turning off your brain

10. Fine tuning your reflexes

11. Trust your feelings, trust yourself

12. Becoming extraordinary, living extraordinary

13. No limitations

1. We are energetic beings

2. Low levels of consciousness

3. Why you do what you do

4. Cause and Effect

5. Anxiety - Events

6. Calibrating your energy

7. Higher awareness

8. In the present, in the now

9. Words and actions

10. Letting go

11. Guilt to awareness

12. Your Law of Attraction

13. Synchronicity - Meaningful coincidences

14. Good situations always happen to me

1. Lead generation

2. Prospecting

3. The difference between the two

4. Prospecting with a purpose

5. What you say to yourself before you start

6. The psychology of asking

7. The qualification process

8. Asking the questions in a sequence

9. The interview process

10. Scheduling the appointment

11. Your show-up ratio

12. Closing the sales

Dr. Adam Sheck, the Passion Doctor, is a clinical psychologist, couples counselor, intimacy therapist and relationship coach with over twenty years and over 18,000 hours of client experience. He has taught in graduate programs in marriage and family therapy as well as trained 100s of professionals in community mental health.

As an engineer turned psychologist, he integrates the logical, left brain with the emotional, intuitive right brain to bring his clients the best of both worlds. He also has enough Brooklyn in him to compassionately confront his clients through their emotional blocks and defenses.

He has two primary specialties: first is helping long-term, committed couples reignite the spark and bring back the passion in their relationships. The other is to quickly uncover the relationship blueprint that each of us is programmed with from early childhood. This allows his clients to unravel the cause and effect behind romantic partner selection and to choose healthier relationships.

1. Talking

2. Asking

3. The sequence of questions

4. Find the problem

5. Providing the solution

6. Letting go of control of the outcome

7. Being judged

8. Qualifying the prospect for your time

9. Setting the sale

10. Painting the picture by asking the questions

11. Scheduling the appointment

12. Fact finding, rapport building, small talk

13. Closing the sale

14. Letting go