Stories that Empower

Clarence discusses the importance of being spiritually connected, of being mindful and how to balance one's energy.

Kathy shares a very personal story about the loss of a loved one and the importance of being connected in all aspects of ourselves (e.g. spiritually, emotionally, physically). Kathy Basel, a holistis wellness coach and energetic body facilitator, enjoys sharing her philosophy and the paradigm of wellness with others – that the basics of nutrition, exercise, stress reduction, and connectedness with Oneness bring about a Wholeness and a true sense of happiness we were all created to enjoy. Applying lessons learned from her days as a triathlon training coach, she teaches "garbage in, garbage out." The body has amazing capacity to perform when fueled properly. If we aren't experiencing the health or personal performance we desire, we simply need to find a better way to fuel our energy needs: a balance of physical, emotional, mental and spiritual inputs. Kathy's found that lasting change can happen easily when we ask better questions – what fills a client's spirit with joy and ease and freedom? When you "coach to the juice", proper lifestyle behaviors are called forth from within the individual so external motivation – such as adhering to a diet or to an work-out plan – is no longer required. Her goal is to help clients succeed in achieving long-time optimal health — and also attain greater sense of ease, joy and personal expression as well. Kathy implements experiential learning programs, coaching, and personal transformation engagements that yield measurable impact and lasting change. Her team continuously innovates and expands The Vitality Code core offering. http://thevitalitycode.com/

Kathy shares a very personal story about the loss of a loved one and the importance of being connected in all aspects of ourselves (e.g. spiritually, emotionally, physically).

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Stories that Empower Podcast, Jim

Jim shares a very humble and honest story about doing what makes you truly content, despite the initial hurdles. Jim has worked in the human services industry since the late 1990's from the front lines to the executive office. His unique outlook has helped many professionals navigate conflict, promote civil culture, and achieve success. Jim lives in central PA with his wife and children on a small farm with over 50 animals. Jim knows how to prevent burnout, and he's not afraid to jump into the fray. If your healthcare staff is dealing with stress and burnout, Jim's enlightening presentations will help turn things around fast. The author of The Professional Humanitarian: 7 Principles to Improve How You Manage Challenging Situations and Cultivate Civility, he offers strategies and solutions in the following areas: managing emotions, conflict resolution, crisis intervention, coping strategies, empathy, patience, perspective and leadership. You and your staff will learn how to: Create a civil culture that makes workers feel safe Find the balance between giving to others and honoring your own needs Replenish emotional balance Use your insight and imagination to create more empathetic connections Recognize the importance of the services you provide to those receiving care "It's easy to forget how important you are to someone when your duties are mentally and physically exhausting," says Jim, who shares real-life stories and proven solutions to illustrate his points. https://www.theprofessionalhumanitarian.com/

Jim shares a very humble and honest story about doing what makes you truly content, despite the initial hurdles.

Nick shares a story about perseverance, determination and the importance of not quitting. After earning a Bachelor's degree in biology from Whittier College and a Doctor of Chiropractic degree followed by a California State chiropractic license, Nicholas Harper built a successful six-figure chiropractic practice. Along the way he earned the designations Q.M.E. (Qualified Medical Examiner), I.M.E. (Independent Medical Examiner) and California State Medical Examiner. Using the same techniques he shares with audiences today in his motivating presentations, Nicholas built a thriving chiropractic practice entirely from scratch in a crowded, highly-competitive market. He subsequently went on to build a local Red Cross volunteer base, expanding it from the thirty volunteers he inherited to nearly three hundred, utilizing the same effective marketing tools he teaches today that convince prospects to choose you over your competitors. "I know this system works," says Nicholas, "because it worked for me every time as I built my business." http://www.speakerservices.com/nicholas-harper-d-c/