FINALSHOW

Dr. Miranda always knew that she wanted to impact the world and be a part of a greater design for herself and others. Intrigued with the mind and behaviors of others she decided to major in psychology and graduated from USF with her bachelors in psychology. Although she enjoyed learning about psychology she was looking for something much deeper and life changing as a career.

In the midst of her searching, her father had a car accident which lead him to see a Chiropractor. As she discussed her plans with her parents, her father started to talk about Chiropractic and how she should research that field. Up to that point Dr. Miranda did not know much about it.

Although she had a naturalistic approach to health, such as allowing the body to heal without drugs she never considered Chiropractic. After doing her research, she realized the profession resonated with her philosophy of life and would allow her to touch and heal so many lives, which was her ultimate goal. So, she decided to attend graduate school at Palmer College of Chiropractic in Daytona, Florida.

It was through her own health struggles that brought her into a more specialized field within Chiropractic, called Upper Cervical Care. In which, her life was changed drastically for the better and so she now practices and uses her testimony to be a blessing to others so that they may experience true health expression as she did.

​Commander Nathan King

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EI the Navy Way

Commander Nathan J. King is a native of Helena, Arkansas. He enlisted in the Navy's Delayed Entry Program in March 1984.

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Iin December 2006. Following graduation from the Naval War College in Newport, RI with a Master of Arts degree in National Security and Strategic Studies and a minor in Greater Middle Eastern Affairs, he served as the Training Officer onboard the USS Carl Vinson (CVN 70).

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CDR King reported as the Executive Officer for Navy Recruiting District (NRD) Miami in April 2013 and assumed command of NRD Miami in January 2015.

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His personal decorations include the Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Meritorious Service Medal, Joint Service Commendation Medal, Strike/Flight Air Medal (3), Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal (5), Navy Good Conduct Medal (3), and numerous unit, service, campaign ribbons, and medals.

Congratulations to Joel Bogen!. He has been selected as NAFCM's 3rd Quarter Outstanding Volunteer.

Joel Bogen has been a mediator and facilitator in private practice since 2007. In that time, he has mediated over 1,000 cases of every variety imaginable, including family and domestic, government and corporate, commercial, workplace, and protection orders.

Joel is a Professional Mediator with the MAC (The Mediation Association of Colorado), and currently sits on its Ethics Committee. He has presented ethics panel discussions twice at the Colorado Statewide ADR Conference, and has lectured on high-conflict and protection order mediation. He has volunteered with Jefferson County Mediation Services, Court Annexed Mediation Program, and Court Mediation Services, winning awards for his work with each organization.

Joel is an educator, having taught at every level through college. In previous work incarnations, he has been a banker, waiter, investor and traveler. In 1995 he lived in Bogota for six months, and absolutely loved it. Latin American culture is one of his passions.

Joel has degrees in Speech Communication from the University of Texas at Austin and Spanish from Metropolitan State College.

For more than 30 years, Jackie Simmons of Stress Management Services has worked as a stress management and business consultant. She has had a diverse collection of both corporate and individual clients. Jackie focuses on freeing people from unwanted drama - often relieving chronic, stress-related, conditions and symptoms in the process.Her business clients have higher profits with more peace of mind.

Jackie is a Dale Carnegie trained speaker with a background in Transformative Mediation, Human Resources, and the Eastern healing art of Ohashiatsu.

Today, Jackie rejoins us to discuss a revolutionary Stress Intervention Technique that instills emotional control and changes lives. A technique training system so revolutionary, private and effective that no one needs to share their story to feel bette

Laura S. Scott is a motivational speaker, author, and President of 180 Coaching, a Tampa-based professional coaching and leadership training service. As a certified Executive, Leadership, and Transition Coach and Laura is Accredited Member of the International Coaches Federation (ICF).

Laura brings over 10 years of coaching and 20 years of entrepreneurial experience in her commitment to help management teams and individuals achieve their personal and professional development and leadership goals, be resilient through transition and conflict, and make values-based decisions, strategically and mindfully.

As a certified Energy Leadership Master Practitioner, Laura invites her clients to be mindful leaders and be aware of the consequences of core beliefs, emotions, and thoughts, and how the quality of, and mindfulness around, those determine to a large degree how we show up in the world and the level of our engagement, leadership, and well being.

Join Inez J and me on Lets Talk EI this week when it's Open Mike.

Open Mike is your turn to be heard. You are the guest. So what's on your Mind?

Share your EI story - whether personal or work related. Whether it had a happy ending or not. We want to hear it. It becomes a learning opportunity for us all.

So, what's on your mind.

Let’s Talk EI is designed for you. Whether you’re an expert or just hearing about it for the very first time, everyone is welcome. Whether in relation to managing difficult or sensitive situations, dealing with colleagues or interacting with customers, the power of emotions to help achieve work goals, enhance academic and business success is critical.

Being able to control your emotions in a positive manner is a very important part of functioning properly in society. So, start each day off on a positive note by thinking and talking EI. For more information about the Society of Emotional Intelligence and to become members go to:

http://www.societyofei.org.

Let’s Talk EI provides an OPEN forum to discuss emotional intelligence and related topics. Listeners will have the OPPORTUNITY to share their thoughts and ideas with like-minded individuals or those that might have an opposing view. T he show also will feature guests that are subject matter experts and leaders in the field of emotional intelligence or other related disciplines. Let’s Talk EI is designed for you. Whether you’re an expert or just hearing about it for the very first time, everyone is welcome. Whether in relation to managing difficult or sensitive situations, dealing with colleagues or interacting with customers, the power of emotions to help achieve work goals, enhance academic and business success is critical. Being able to control your emotions in a positive manner is a very important part of functioning properly in society. So, start each day off on a positive note by thinking and talking EI. FOR MORE INFORMATION about the Society of Emotional Intelligence and to become members go to: http://www.societyofei.org.

Why do people volunteer? What does it take for volunteers to get involved and stay involved?

Discussion about emotional intelligence in many areas of our lives