Tim Chhim Interviews Chakra Oeur, An Award Winning Cambodian American Artist.

Chakra or Chanthou Oeur was born on a small sandy island about 20 miles from Phnom Penh. Orphaned at an early age, he was raised by various foster families but it was monks who were responsible for much of his nurturing. He spent much of his childhood living in Buddhist temples.

The social and political turmoil in Cambodia led him to leave in the 1980s and he settled in the United States.

His interest in the arts continued from his time at admiring artwork in his native temples. His art began very early in his life, at the age of 2 or 3, when my hands started to coordinate with my eyes." He had difficulty knowing "whether art is part of his life or his life part of his art."[1]

Self-taught with a natural ability, Chanthou Oeur works in a variety of mediums of art, including stone, metal and wood.

Since the 1980s Chanthou Oeur has participated in a number of exhibitions receiving much acclaim at the global Cambodian Art Festival held in Long Beach California where he won his first award for his work. He participated in the Smithsonian's Natural History exhibit Across the Seas and Over the Mountains, and took part in a Khmer Arts exhibition at Chicago's Field Museum of Natural History.

More recently he has begun to write poetry and together with his artwork made a presentation at the Weisman Museum in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Napoleon Hill Foundation Certified Instructor and Resiliency Expert Tom Cunningham (too tall) interviews Mani Maran.

Mani Maran is an author, speaker and entrepreneur. He has been married for 22 years to his lovely wife Deepa. He has two bright young sons Raj and Anu.

Mani is a student of personal development and is a Napoleon Hill Foundation Certified Instructor.

He is a turnaround expert who has been up and down, and up again, in his business and life. He passion is to help people who are trying to go to the next level in their life.

http://gettingrichwise.com/

Napoleon Hill Foundation Certified Instructor and Resiliency Expert Tom Cunningham (too tall) interviews Paul Blanchard.

Passionately driven by people and the opportunity to serve, coach, and develop, Paul has traveled to remote areas of the world to serve humanity and worked with renowned titans in business and entrepreneurship.  At one point in his career, Paul was asked to fly out to Washington DC and interview for the Director position at the newly acquired Jack Welch Management Institute.  A few weeks later he was in a boardroom sitting across from one of the greatest CEO’s in history, Jack Welch.  Paul went on to work closely with Jack for the next 3 years and create one of the top online MBA programs in the world with unparalleled growth.

Dave Blanchard is the CEO of the official Og Mandino Company and a renowned coach, speaker, and author. Paul cut his teeth on the foundational principles taught by his father and this organization.  After several weeks of discussion he chose to join his father and champion the mission of the Og Mandino Group and its primary subsidiary, Intentional Creation.  Combining lessons from great authors, philosophers, business leaders, and their own life experiences, Paul and his father have set out on a mission to teach and transform people and organizations with the principles and laws that lead to unparalleled productivity, cooperation, culture, true leadership, and a personally defined and vividly visualized TANGIBLE success. 

http://www.intentionalcreation.com/

Napoleon Hill Foundation Certified Instructor, Tom Cunningham (too tall), interviews Christina Callander, author of When Mommies Get Crazy! about Forgiving Ourselves and Accepting Unconditional Love. 

Have you ever seen a mommy get crazy? I bet you have. People of all ages, whether you are a mom or have had a mom at some point in your life, will relate to this heartwarming tale of sleepover plans getting cancelled when a mommy gets crazy; and will appreciate ending up in a place of forgiveness and Love.

“When Mommies Get Crazy!” is a children’s book that helps us accept the craziness that seems to be part of life.  We are all human and humans are not perfect.  We make mistakes.  That’s how we learn.  Our own mistakes help us learn that God loves us – mistakes and all – just the way we are.  You don’t have to earn God’s love, or your child’s or your parent’s.  It’s always there, you just need to choose to accept it.

The book is available on Amazon.ca, Amazon.com, CreateSpace.com, and you can contact Christina at [email protected].

Host Taylor Tagg interviews Physical Therapist Leslie Parker on Journey to Success Radio. During her early practice as a physical therapist, Leslie began to see more and more problems of incontinence in varying degrees. It was the problem women least wanted to talk about with their physicians. In fact, they never mentioned it unless their physicians asked. Unfortunately, most doctors did not ask. Unsurprisingly, most of the doctors who did ask were usually women.

These women needed guidance and support. To help them, Leslie had to learn too. She did just that. The Art of Control is a comprehensive guide and the results of all her early efforts. Now you can share in the knowledge of complete bladder control too!

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Timothy Chhim interviews Stephanie Barenz

Stephanie Barenz is a Milwaukee artist who honors the stories of others through painting and writing. Her mission is to tell others that their experiences, whether of pain or joy, matter.

Stephanie received her MFA or Master of Fine Arts in Visual Arts from Washington University in St. Louis in 2009. She has been working full-time as an artist for over ten years. Barenz is recognized as an established artist in the Milwaukee community through her participation in several artist residencies such as the Mandel Creative Studio and the Pfister Hotel AiR program. She is a Professional Dimension's 2015 SACI Artist.

Her work has been acquired by notable public collectors, such as Northwestern Mutual and Alverno College and by private collectors across the United States and in Europe. Her paintings have been exhibited at MAM, MOWA, Dean Jensen Gallery, and Expo 72 in Chicago.

Her work has been featured in The Artist's Magazine, the Journal Sentinel, MPTV, Milwaukee Magazine, the Huffington Post, and many more. To learn more about how she honors others through custom paintings and storybooks visit www.stephaniebarenz.com. If you would like to contact Stephanie you can do so by emailing her at [email protected].

Tom Crea’s approach to leadership is one rooted in military values, focused on teambuilding, and leverages interpersonal communication, the subject of today’s discussion. 

Tom served a career in perhaps the best leadership development environment available: the U.S. Army. He considers his experience a privilege and an opportunity, one he wants to shares with those interested in becoming better leaders.

Today, Tom conducts keynotes, interactive seminars, and offers leadership coaching to business leaders via his programs that include, “An Army Helicopter Pilot’s Spin on Developing the Leader in You.” He believes that organizations succeed because of effective leadership and team building.

Tom retired as a Lieutenant Colonel, which provided him the opportunity to interact with soldiers at all levels, from Private to 4-star General.  In his final assignment, he led the ROTC programs at two different universities, where he and his team developed college students and transformed them into Army leaders.

A Fortune Magazine Article stated that 82% of the time new managers fail within the first 18 months is due to a failure to build good relationships.

Whether you are experienced or new to management, Tom’s presentations focus on effective communication and relationship building, which is a critical skill for effective leadership, and fundamental to your success.

http://www.blackhawkleader.com/

Napoleon Hill Instructor Tim Chhim interviews Havilah Malone.

Founded by Havilah Malone, Everybody Loves Barbie Pink Carpet Gala & Weekend of Giving is an annual event to benefit non-profit organizations that support & empower youth, while also offering the youth an opportunity to give back to the community through Service Projects. The “I Can Be…” Awards are a special feature of the gala that honors women who exemplify Courage, Confidence and Contribution to the Community.

Everybody Loves Barbie is a self-empowerment movement to help women and youth break the silence of molestation and abuse and develop the courage and confidence to take their power back and live life on their terms.

http://everybodylovesbarbie.com/

Napoleon Hill Foundation Certified Instructor and Resiliency Expert Tom Cunningham (too tall) interviews Tony Rubleski.

Tony is the president of Mind Capture Group. His message is designed to help people ‘Capture’ more minds and profits. He is an in-demand speaker who’s given hundreds of presentations the past decade, a strategic business coach, and global event promoter with over 20+ years of experience in the personal development industry.

His second book in the Mind Capture series went #1 in three different business categories with Amazon.com and received stunning reviews from a wide range of leaders in marketing, sales, psychology to academia and multiple New York Times bestselling authors. Book #4 in the series titled, Mind Capture: Leadership Lessons from Ten Trailblazers Who Beat the Odds and Influenced Millions, released in May of 2015.

His work has been featured in various media outlets ranging from Bottom Line Magazine, The Detroit Free Press, the FOX TV network, ABC, to CNN Radio, NPR and Entrepreneur Magazine Radio. In addition, he has also served as a Faculty member with both the U.S Chamber of Commerce and CEO Space International.

 http://www.mindcapturegroup.com/

Napoleon Hill Foundation Certified Instructor & Resiliency Expert, Tom Cunningham (too tall) interviews Simon Malbogat.

Simon has been a key player in Canada’s theatre scene for over 30 years now. He has studied with the some of the greatest contemporary popular theatre practitioners in the world.

He has blended Forum Theatre with the Sweet Medicine Teachings of the Deer Tribe Metis Medicine Society, to create an innovative theatre and teaching approach. Simon has been the Artistic Director of Mixed Company Theatre for 25 years.

Simon has directed shows which have toured throughout Canada dealing with such topics such as bullying , harassment, assault, homelessness, homophobia and aging. Simon's brand of theatre incorporates the Masks of Manipulation, which he has created to identify what kind of manipulation is being used, why the manipulator manipulates, and how to deal with the manipulator.

Simon has brought his innovative theatre techniques to workplaces such as TD Bank, Toronto Community Housing, and Toronto Hydro to help create a HR policy and to work with staff to identify problems and help solve them.

http://www.mixedcompanytheatre.com/