Hari Kalymnios is a consultant, speaker and trainer on mindset, resilience, health and how to feel ‘superhuman’. He shares his simple and practical philosophies on health and wellbeing online and in person. From the TEDx stage to multinational corporations and billionaires, Hari’s mission is to help people the world over unlock their own ‘inner superhuman’ and become the best self-leaders they can be.

He is the author of two books (The Thought Gym and Working Well) and a regular YouTuber and blogger helping empower people around the world.

Over the past three decades, Dennis Buttimer has been a coach, speaker and leader in the helping profession. With a rich background in employee assistance programming (EAP), corporate training, and cancer wellness programming, Dennis draws on his unique skill set to help individuals and organizations to be more productive in all areas of their lives.

Dennis has a Master's degree in Counseling Psychology, a coaching certification from Emory University, is a certified employee assistance program professional (CEAP) and is a certified meditation and yoga teacher (RYT). He customizes his holistic approach to meet the distinct needs of his clients.

Along with his wife Angela, Dennis operates the Atlanta Center for Mindfulness and Well-Being, and together they strive to help us all to achieve our best by feeling our best.

If you've ever seen the ad for Toujeo, I dare you to tell me that you don't get up and dance. Set to one of the greatest songs of all time Let's Groove Tonight, actor Karlos Klaumannsmoller draws you in. His character is adorable and absolutely engaging, and watching him dance through work, life and play makes me smile with pure joy.

In this episode Karlos shares the reasons that he became an actor (think Hamlet), shares the truth about how negative social media posts really hurt, and reminds us that sometimes the opportunities we least expect can give us the greatest gifts.

Search him by "Karlos Klaumannsmoller" and you won't be disappointed. And if you want a reason to smile today, what the Toujeo ad. I hope I never need the product, but their choice of actor makes me love the company even more.

The Art of Inspiration is all about chasing your dreams, and Rocky's over 40-year career is one of those journey’s. Although no one has the only and exact answer, he believes he has stories and experiences that may help to find the recipe for success. All of us will have to overcome obstacles and transform our lives. Rocky's career has been no different and now after a wonderful career he enjoys the opportunity to inspire people to go after their dreams no matter where they are in their life and career.

Tom Beal “The Simplifier” talks about the hard lessons and hard work that got him to where he is today, and tells you why you don’t have to work as hard as he did to get there! As it turns out, there is no such thing as a “Self Made Millionaire” and Tom’s 4 question formula helps get you on the path to maximizing your potential while learning to anticipate chaos and challenges and become a better problem solver. And if all that isn’t enough to make you want to listen, Michael says he sounds just like Matthew McConaughey...alright alright.

Susan Beard has photographed some of the most elite historical figures of our times, such as Colin Powell, Steven Spielberg, President Bill Clinton, Tony Blair and more, and almost went on a date with Prince Andrew. That story alone is worth the listen and the laughter in this episode.

Founding her studio in 1990 she has evolved her business and brand to include several niche businesses like Regal Beagle (ergo the photo shown here as well as a throwback reference to Three's Company), Wax Works Photos, Sea La Vie and more.

Susan and her invaluable business partner and mentee Erika Schoof, these ladies run a serious business while having a great deal of fun.

I apologize in advance for the peals of uncontrolled laughter. Their stories will touch your heart, make you laugh, and will make sure you never look at your own dog, cat or emu the same, ever again.

Adam Kesselman describes himself as a cyclist, paddle boarder, squash enthusiast, teacher and world traveler. And he is the SVP of Corporate Development at Health Union, a unique platform to help people with a variety of chronic conditions to be a part of a special community of peers.

Our conversation is about how Health Union tries to bring real-life dialogues and connections with real people. I was inspired by the content and by the commitment of this company to give people a forum to have open and honest dialogues.

At Health Union, they inspire people to live better with specific health conditions. Their unique approach combines new daily, original content with digital, social and mobile technologies to cultivate active, engaged online communities. Their goal is to harness the full power of the Internet and emerging technology to help people with challenging health conditions live better lives.

Health Union platforms are unique ecosystems that illuminate the voices and experiences of people living with challenging health conditions, like migraine, multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, hepatitis C, type 2 diabetes, COPD, inflammatory bowel disease, asthma, irritable bowel syndrome, plaque psoriasis, psoriatic arthritis, lung cancer, Parkinson’s disease, skin cancer, atopic dermatitis, bladder cancer, prostate cancer, blood cancer and more. They listen to these communities and consistently reflect their perspectives, such that each platform evolves and grows for the community, by the community. Today, Health Union ecosystems are some of the largest and fastest growing online health communities in their markets.

To learn more about Health Union go to https://health-union.com.

Nancie Hsing reached out to me to offer me a free sample of Rodan & Fields face care products. I was pretty impressed with her moxie, and who doesn't like free stuff? That turned into some interesting conversations about skin care, business and the desire to provide life-changing skincare.

Nancie is an independent consultant with Rodan & Fields, and I suppose I am now too, if for nothing more than having a skin-care regime that I love and actually follow! The other fun is how funny I look for 2 minutes twice a day when I follow through with the cleanser/mask.

Since I am one of those people striving to combat not only aging but the wear and tear of travel that shows all to readily on my face, I take my skin-care pretty seriously. Plagued by breakouts in my teens and 20's I was a raving fan of Proactiv, and if you are familiar with that product, you will enjoy the direct tie from those creators to this line which extends far beyond blemishes.

Nancie has an infectious personality and her love of the products and company shines through. She even let me coach her on how to talk less and listen more, which left us with quite a few laughs through this episode.

You don't have to be interested in the product or company, or even the business model, in order to appreciate her commitment to her customers. They are the reason she does what she does, and there are lessons here for us all.

Learn more about Nancie and Rodan & Fields at: https://nhsing.myrandf.biz https://nhsing.myrandf.com

And heck, I even have my own sites as well!

https://shockyourpotential.myrandf.biz and https://shockyourpotential.myrandf.com

Do you ever feel that you don't have enough time? Is your work and/or living space cluttered? Do you have big dreams and goals, but life somehow always gets in the way of you achieving all that you want? Then this episode is for you.

Debra Levy is a Certified Life and Organizer Coach, and she brings some practical ideas for getting control of your life to start living the life of your dreams.

A Life That Fits, LLC is a full-service Life Coaching, Professional Organizing, and Interior/Re-Design company. She provides life & productivity coaching via phone, anywhere in the world, & organizes and creates beautiful spaces for clients that reside in Central New Jersey.

Debra has earned her certification as a C.O.C. (Certified Organizer Coach) through Coach Approach for Organizers TM. The training includes (72) hours of comprehensive courses including Brain-Based Coaching, Strength Based Coaching, Processing Modalities, Life & ADHD Coaching, as well as many other areas of study. She has also earned her A.C.C. (Associate Certified Coach) from the International Coach Federation - the global leader in coaching credentialing & resources.

Debra received her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Interior Design from the New York Institute of Technology in Old Westbury, New York, and has worked as a residential and corporate interior designer in New Jersey, New York, and London.

As a Golden Circle Member of NAPO (The National Association of Productivity & Organizing Professionals) she continuously attends conferences, classes, webinars & tele classes on a variety of topics in order to help further her knowledge and help her clients (topics have included ADD/ADHD, time management, digital organization, as well as many others). She is also the “product purveyor” for her local chapter, and investigates and presents productivity/organizing products, services, and technology to her fellow organizing colleagues. Debra was thrilled and honored to be presented the "Organizer of the Year" award for 2014-2015 by her Napo-NNJ colleagues.

You can find Debra at https://www.alifethatfits.com and via phone at 732-688-3060.

My talk with Lauren Zalut, Director of Education and Tour Programs in Cell Block 12 at historic Eastern State Penitentiary is something I will never forget. Taping in an empty cell block, still showing the remnants of former inmates and the contents of their cells, tells a story that echoes in your soul just as the sound of taping on site echoed with the empty halls.

Eastern State Penitentiary was once the most famous and expensive prison in the world, but stands today in ruin, a haunting world of crumbling cellblocks and empty guard towers. Known for its grand architecture and strict discipline, this was the world's first true "penitentiary," a prison designed to inspire penitence, or true regret, in the hearts of prisoners. Its vaulted, sky-lit cells once held many of America's most notorious criminals, including bank robber "Slick Willie" Sutton and Al Capone.

When Eastern State opened more than 180 years ago, it changed the world. Known for its grand architecture and strict discipline, this was the world’s first true “penitentiary,” a prison designed to inspire penitence, or true regret, in the hearts of prisoners. The building itself was an architectural wonder; it had running water and central heat before the White House and attracted visitors from around the globe.

Eastern State Penitentiary’s innovative preservation, interpretation, and public programs will move visitors to engage in dialogue and deepen the national conversation about criminal justice.

Learn more about Eastern State Penitentiary at https://www.easternstate.org and when you visit Philadelphia, make sure to add this to your itinerary!