In this episode of the Classroom Corner, we speak to Dr. Ed Daube, a Best Selling Author, speaker, and University Professor specializing in Psychology. Known as "The Emotions Doctor," Dr. Ed Daube has several books that can help the reader learn how to utilize their emotions as tools to aid them in success.

Bracha Goetz is a Harvard Graduate and author of over forty children's books inspired by her experience, faith, and beliefs. She believes a healthy person begins with a healthy body and an understanding of who they are. This week we dive into how children's books can be tools to educate and help not only the children but anyone who is sharing the book with the children as well.

Today we have part two of our interview with Dr. Khalila Camacho-Ali as we discuss her influence on Muhammad Ali and the development of his career. Like a quote from Arnold Schwarzenegger, "My message: don't ever call me a self-made man. Once you realize that you are the product of a lot of help, you will acknowledge that you must help others." Similarly, Dr. Ali builds up and helps others along with helping people realize that people are all the product of those who influence them.

Bracha Goetz is a Harvard Graduate and author of over forty children's books inspired by her experience, faith, and beliefs. She believes a healthy person begins with a healthy body and an understanding of who they are. This week we learn more about the experiences that inspired her to change and improve herself to achieve her own happiness and share it with others.

Today we discuss some similarities between Dr. N's experiences with his mother and the 1989 film starring Morgan Freeman and Jessica Tandy, "Driving Miss Daisy." We also dive into how spending time with his mother during this period helped him better understand who she is.

This week we continue with part 2 of our conversation with Jennifer Mannion, who is an international best-selling author, speaker, and media personality. Be sure to check out her book, "A Short Path To Change." She has an interest in how people's minds work and how to help people heal by changing their habits, patterns, and behaviors.

This week on the classroom corner we speak with Jennifer Mannion, who is an international best-selling author, speaker, and media personality. She graduated from Penn State with a BA in Psychology. Be sure to check out her book, "A Short Path To Change." She has an interest in how people's minds work and how to help people heal through changing their habits, patterns, and behaviors.