Mike Dorman is the owner of an English school in Germany that provides in-company training for its adult, working professional clients who need English for sectors like energy, finance, and manufacturing.  In addition to the curriculum design for these courses, he also teaches various business courses at the FOM University (Germany).  

Mike received his Bachelor of Science in History and Philosophy from Weber State University (Ogden, UT), in 2008.  Almost immediately, he moved to Tucson, AZ, where he taught social sciences and coached basketball at nearby San Pedro Valley Academy.  It was here that he met his future wife, Carina Auler, who just so happened to be German and just so happened to take him with her to Germany.  

Somewhat of a post-Renaissance man, Mike has a depth of knowledge in a wide range of subjects, and this love of learning is best channeled in the one activity that comes closest to bringing all his far-flung interests together: writing.  Most of all, Mike is a big believer in personal growth, bringing a wealth of personal experience and insight to the Peak Visions adventures.  Though relatively young at 36, Mike has over a decade of teaching experience, and his efforts in the classroom have won him acclaim.

In this Episode I talk about letting go of old patterns and making a creative choice on how to move on with a new pattern. Please like as Subscribe to the Show if you like it!

In this episode I discuss learning to surrender and listen. I talk about what it means to be in conversation with the universe and to be in a proactive state of connection. Please Subscribe to this Podcast and leave a review :-)

Earning a Ph.D. under the precepts of the scientist-practitioner model, Dr. Strachan was educated in scientific psychology and applied counseling skills. Neurophysiology, genetics and clinical psychology were and are his special interests. Having taught undergraduate and graduate courses in psychology and maintained a private counseling practice for 61 years, Roger has served students and clients in their process of self-discovery and personal growth, making choices to enhance their lives.

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This episode is about making lasting change and the road to accomplishing goals. I address questions like; what holds us back? Or how to keep moving forward?

In this episdode I discuss being present with the full range of emotions and allowing the heart to be fully alive.

Andrew Joakim, my guest for this episode, has a succesful youtube channel called "Sorting Myself Out" based on applying the works of Clinical Psychologist Dr. Jordan Peterson to his life. In this episode I talk with Andrew about what it means to "Sort Myself Out" and how he has been going through this process. We also chat about of other topics like lucid dreaming and meditation.

In this episode I discuss having a forward mindset in life that pushes growth and creativity. I also discuss the Learning Zone Model (Senninger, 2000).

This episode talks about what mantra really is and how to use it to your benefit.

Towards what goals or unconscious motivational forces are we orienting ourselves? The spaciousness of authentic presence can give rise to fresh and novel awareness. We tend to unconsciously avoid these novelties because we are creatures of reductionism and habit. That is, we reduce our energy and attentional output to only that which is necessary in relationship to the hierarchies of motivationally relevant information. This can cause a myopic way of living. Hyper habituated attentional patterns, if not mindfully created, can become ruts that we are stuck in. These are stagnant relational and perceptual modes of being and are ultimately stunting the path towards self-realization.