Popular guest Marty Babits returns to Life Lessons with I'm Not a Mind Reader. Call into 646-727-2255 to talk live with Marty about marriage, dating and relationships at work. 

This show is sponsored by Gracefully-Yours greeting cards and journals, America's favorite inspirational social expression products. Visit www.shop.gracefully-yours.com for special discounts including free shipping.

WHEN IT COMES TO MAPPING OUT A FINANCIAL PLAN, RECENT RESEARCH REVEALS A STARTLING NUMBER OF ADULTS DO NOT HAVE LIFE INSURANCE. THAT’S ESPECIALLY TRUE WHEN WE’RE TALKING ABOUT YOUNG PEOPLE, SINGLES OR STAY-AT-HOME PARENTS.

THE TRUTH IS, IF YOU LOVE SOMEONE OR OWE SOMEONE, THEN YOU NEED THIS TYPE OF PROTECTION. 

DURING LIFE INSURANCE AWARENESS MONTH, TO CLARIFY WHAT PEOPLE NEED AT DIFFERENT STAGES OF LIFE, IS MARC SCHWARTZ, FROM THE NON-PROFIT GROUP, LIFE HAPPENS.

 

·         LET’S START WITH A QUICK RECAP OF SOME ASTOUNDING FACTS – YOUR ORGANIZATION RECENTLY DID SOME RESEARCH AND FOUND THAT 40% OF ALL ADULTS DO NOT HAVE LIFE INSURANCE TODAY. WHAT DO YOU THINK IS BEHIND THAT?

WHO ARE SOME OF THE DIFFERENT GROUPS OF PEOPLE WHO CAN BENEFIT FROM LIFE INSURANCE BUT MAY NOT REALIZE IT?

·         WHAT ARE SOME OTHER EXPENSES PEOPLE MAY NOT REALIZE LIFE INSURANCE CAN HELP WITH?

·         ARE THERE ANY DIFFERENCES IN THE ATTITUDES OF YOUNGER GENERATIONS AND OLDER ADULTS WHEN IT COMES TO LIFE INSURANCE?

·         SO WHY A MONTH DEDICATED TO LIFE INSURANCE? TELL US A BIT ABOUT LIFE INSURANCE AWARENESS MONTH IN SEPTEMBER.

Marc P. Schwartz, J.D., CLU, is principal of Los Angeles-based Windsor Insurance Associates, Inc. and has more than 20 years of experience in the life insurance industry. Windsor markets life insurance products and services to independent personal producers. Schwartz is the 2014 chair-elect of the board of directors of Life Happens.He received his J.D. from The American University Washington College of Law and his undergraduate degree  from USC.

WHEN IT COMES TO MAPPING OUT A FINANCIAL PLAN, RECENT RESEARCH REVEALS A STARTLING NUMBER OF ADULTS DO NOT HAVE LIFE INSURANCE. THAT’S ESPECIALLY TRUE WHEN WE’RE TALKING ABOUT YOUNG PEOPLE, SINGLES OR STAY-AT-HOME PARENTS.

THE TRUTH IS, IF YOU LOVE SOMEONE OR OWE SOMEONE, THEN YOU NEED THIS TYPE OF PROTECTION. 

DURING LIFE INSURANCE AWARENESS MONTH, TO CLARIFY WHAT PEOPLE NEED AT DIFFERENT STAGES OF LIFE, IS MARC SCHWARTZ, FROM THE NON-PROFIT GROUP, LIFE HAPPENS.

 

·         LET’S START WITH A QUICK RECAP OF SOME ASTOUNDING FACTS – YOUR ORGANIZATION RECENTLY DID SOME RESEARCH AND FOUND THAT 40% OF ALL ADULTS DO NOT HAVE LIFE INSURANCE TODAY. WHAT DO YOU THINK IS BEHIND THAT?

WHO ARE SOME OF THE DIFFERENT GROUPS OF PEOPLE WHO CAN BENEFIT FROM LIFE INSURANCE BUT MAY NOT REALIZE IT?

·         WHAT ARE SOME OTHER EXPENSES PEOPLE MAY NOT REALIZE LIFE INSURANCE CAN HELP WITH?

·         ARE THERE ANY DIFFERENCES IN THE ATTITUDES OF YOUNGER GENERATIONS AND OLDER ADULTS WHEN IT COMES TO LIFE INSURANCE?

·         SO WHY A MONTH DEDICATED TO LIFE INSURANCE? TELL US A BIT ABOUT LIFE INSURANCE AWARENESS MONTH IN SEPTEMBER.

Marc P. Schwartz, J.D., CLU, is principal of Los Angeles-based Windsor Insurance Associates, Inc. and has more than 20 years of experience in the life insurance industry. Windsor markets life insurance products and services to independent personal producers. Schwartz is the 2014 chair-elect of the board of directors of Life Happens.He received his J.D. from The American University Washington College of Law and his undergraduate degree  from USC.

Popular guest Marty Babits returns to Life Lessons with I'm Not a Mind Reader. Call into 646-727-2255 to talk live with Marty about marriage, dating and relationships at work. 

This show is sponsored by Gracefully-Yours greeting cards and journals, America's favorite inspirational social expression products. Visit www.shop.gracefully-yours.com for special discounts including free shipping.

Mentoring Monday with Renee Yarbrough is presented by 4wordwomen.org. Mother of five, entrepreneur and mentor to many, Renee talks about the importance of mentees bringing precise needs to the mentor's table. Be specific and measurable with your goals and be ready to receive homework assignments from your mentor....especially if you are in the Nashville chapter of 4wordwomen.

This show is sponsored by Gracefully-Yours greeting cards. Visit www.shop.gracefully-yours.com for discounts and great products including Church Kitchen Ladies.

Mentoring Monday with Renee Yarbrough is presented by 4wordwomen.org. Mother of five, entrepreneur and mentor to many, Renee talks about the importance of mentees bringing precise needs to the mentor's table. Be specific and measurable with your goals and be ready to receive homework assignments from your mentor....especially if you are in the Nashville chapter of 4wordwomen.

This show is sponsored by Gracefully-Yours greeting cards. Visit www.shop.gracefully-yours.com for discounts and great products including Church Kitchen Ladies.

Daniah Greenberg debuts the Messianic Jewish Family Bible.

Learn how a family can be Jewish and Christian at the same time?

How did the translation project get started?

What is the Tree of Life version?

What are some unique features of this Messianic Jewish Family Bible?

This show is presented by Gracefully-Yours greeting cards. Visit www.shop.gracefully-yours.com for more information.

Daniah Greenberg debuts the Messianic Jewish Family Bible.

Learn how a family can be Jewish and Christian at the same time?

How did the translation project get started?

What is the Tree of Life version?

What are some unique features of this Messianic Jewish Family Bible?

This show is presented by Gracefully-Yours greeting cards. Visit www.shop.gracefully-yours.com for more information.

Popular radio show host Shellie Nichol has released her first book entitled Destination: Hope –A Guide Through Life’s Unexpected Journeys (Clovercroft Publishing/STL Distribution). Nichol opens up about the most difficult moments of her life including being physically and mentally abused as a child, molested, bullied, going through two divorces, fighting cervical cancer, losing a child, suffering from an eating disorder, experiencing debilitating panic and anxiety, ADD, OCD, and a doctor pronouncing a death sentence for her first-born child. But though the trials have at times felt “Job-like,” Nichol admits she has also found the secret to surviving -- hope.

“The one thing I can tell people who go through terrible circumstances is never allow despair inside your soul, no matter how hard it is to resist,” says Nichol.” “Look at your situation as a chance to grow. View it as an incredible movie -- thrilling, dramatic, and a real nail-biter --that in the end will be inspirational because you and God did it together and you will be an amazing overcomer.”

At the age of 15, Nichol’s son, Kody, was diagnosed with Recurrent Respiratory Pappilomatosis, a virus that grows wart-like tumors, one on top of the other, closing the airway in the throat.  Nichol’s son had the worst case scenario as it had spread to his lungs, which only happens in less than 2% of cases. During his first surgery, he died on the operating table, but was revived. 

Nichol hosted the radio show “Amazing Hope” on Salem Network’s KFAX in San Francisco for over a year before launching her own channel on Live365.com. Amazing Hope Radio is one of the fastest-growing Christian radio stations on Live365, currently ranking #7 in the Christian genre and #280 in all genres (out of 6,000 stations).

Popular radio show host Shellie Nichol has released her first book entitled Destination: Hope –A Guide Through Life’s Unexpected Journeys (Clovercroft Publishing/STL Distribution). Nichol opens up about the most difficult moments of her life including being physically and mentally abused as a child, molested, bullied, going through two divorces, fighting cervical cancer, losing a child, suffering from an eating disorder, experiencing debilitating panic and anxiety, ADD, OCD, and a doctor pronouncing a death sentence for her first-born child. But though the trials have at times felt “Job-like,” Nichol admits she has also found the secret to surviving -- hope.

“The one thing I can tell people who go through terrible circumstances is never allow despair inside your soul, no matter how hard it is to resist,” says Nichol.” “Look at your situation as a chance to grow. View it as an incredible movie -- thrilling, dramatic, and a real nail-biter --that in the end will be inspirational because you and God did it together and you will be an amazing overcomer.”

At the age of 15, Nichol’s son, Kody, was diagnosed with Recurrent Respiratory Pappilomatosis, a virus that grows wart-like tumors, one on top of the other, closing the airway in the throat.  Nichol’s son had the worst case scenario as it had spread to his lungs, which only happens in less than 2% of cases. During his first surgery, he died on the operating table, but was revived. 

Nichol hosted the radio show “Amazing Hope” on Salem Network’s KFAX in San Francisco for over a year before launching her own channel on Live365.com. Amazing Hope Radio is one of the fastest-growing Christian radio stations on Live365, currently ranking #7 in the Christian genre and #280 in all genres (out of 6,000 stations).