Living Peace Podcast

On episode 9 of the Living Peace Podcast our guest is best-selling author, mediator, trainer, and self-described resolutionary, Stewart Levine. Stewart Levine is the founder of Resolution Works and is...

On this episode of the Living Peace Podcast our guest is best-selling author, mediator, trainer, and self-described resolutionary, Stewart Levine.

Stewart Levine is the founder of Resolution Works and is the author of Getting to Resolution: Turning Conflict into Collaboration, a book which was translated into multiple languages and received praise from Dr. Stephen Covey.  He is also the author of Book of Agreements: 10 Essential Elements for Getting the Results You Want.  His latest book, the Best Lawyer You Can Be:  A Guide to Physical, Mental, Emotional and Spiritual Wellness has just been released by the American Bar Association.

You can learn more about Stewart Levine at:  www.resolutionworks.com.

In this episode of the Living Peace Podcast we speak with David Reed.  David Reed is a personal development leader, educator, and coach. He is a Consulting Partner for the Corporation for Positive Change, an organization that uses  strengths and passions as fuel for inspired vision and action. He is also the founder of The Human Love Project, an experiential exploration of how we as human beings can deepen our capacity to love.

You can learn more about David Reed and The Human Love Project by visiting: https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Community/The-Human-Love-Project-336350387432/

On this episode of the Living Peace Podcast our guest is Chantel Chapman. We spoke with Chanter about conflicts relating to money. Chantel Chapman is the founder of W-T Finances. She is the mindful money coach, known for her edgy, relatable and soulful mindful financial literacy guidance. In her work, Chantel draws on her experience as a mortgage broker, personal finance coach, yogi and a meditation teacher. Outside of being a mindful money teacher and credit expert, Chantel is working on building an accessible alternative to traditional post-secondary education. You can learn more about Chantel Chapman by visiting: www.whatthefinances.ca

Our guest on this episode of Living Peace Podcast is David Hoffman. David Hoffman is the founder of Boston Law Collaborative and is a lecturer at Harvard Law School where he teaches courses on mediation and collaborative law. He is also a member of the faculty for the prestigious Harvard Negotiation Project. David is the author of multiple articles and several books on peacemaking, including Bringing Peace Into the Room: How Personal Qualities of the Mediator Impact the Process of Conflict Resolution. Henry and David had a wide-ranging conversation on different aspects of peacemaking, vulnerability and the art of holding space. You can lean more about David Hoffman by visiting www.blc.law.

Our guest  on this episode  of the Living Peace Podcast is J. Kim Wright.  J. Kim Wright is an internationally recognized pioneer in the field of integrative law and is the author of two books:  Lawyers as Peacemakers and Lawyers as Changemakers, The Global Integrative Law Movement.  J. Kim Wright is also a TEDx speaker and teaches and writes globally on transforming the practice of law.  You can learn more about J.Kim Wright at:  www.jkimwright.com.

My guest on this episode of the Living Peace Podcast is Author Michele Huff. Trained as a lawyer, Michele negotiated contracts for one of the Silicon Valley’s top tech companies. A personal spiritual journey led Michele to realize that negotiation was not a zero sum game, but a deep quest for connection and understanding. Michele expressed her ideas in her book, The Transformative Negotiator. You can pick up a copy of Michele’s book at: https://www.amazon.com/Transformative-Negotiator-Changing-Agreement-Inside/dp/1936268809/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1527987371&sr=8-1&keywords=michele+huff or at https://www.unhookedmedia.com/stock/the-transformative-negotiator.

Episode 3 of the Living Peace Podcast features peacemaker, collaborative lawyer, author and peace educator, Pauline Tesler. Pauline Tesler is the author of several books on collaborative law and is the founder of the Integrative Law movement. Listen as Pauline shares her perspective on conflict resolution as an art of healing interpersonal relationships.

Episode 2 features Stu Webb, a revolutionary peacemaker who transformed the practice of law by envisioning lawyers becoming peacemakers. Stu is the creator of Collaborative Law. Stu tells the history of Collaborative Law and then explores the meaning of non-duality in the context of peacemaking.

Episode 1 features a conversation with world renown Yogi, mystic, thought leader and conscious entrepreneur,  Anand Mehrotra.  Anand is the founder of Sattva Yoga and has been featured in two...