Bob and Kathy Basmadjians, authors of Abraham's Journey: A Celebration of the American Dream, share their lfe lessons.

International Chaplain, Dick Geyer (author of Chaplains of the Bible), joins us for a grieving discussion on the shooting tragedy in Aurora, Colorado.

Rewired author Camille Preston talks about  the national movement from her book.

 

Saniel Bonder, author of Ultimaya 1.0, talks about the timely fable of his protagonist main character, a banker named Leo in search of authenticity.

International Chef Michael Symon launches a new cooking contest using Lay's Potato Chips. Joining us is Jennifer Saenz, Senior Director of Marketing for Frito Lay.

Life Lessons Radio catches up with Celebrity Psychologist Paul Singh, CEO of Celebrity Life Change Global, to discuss the exclusive celebrity counseling intensives program that is changing lives from the inside out.

 

To contact Paul go to www.celebritylifechangeglobal.com.

 

Also on today's show is Paul Bonarrigo of Messina Hof Vineyards in Bryan, Texas.

Singer Sandi Patty talks about Women of Faith's Celebrate What Matters and author Dallas Lewis discusses her life lessons on this special edition.

Fashion designer and clothing manufacturer Larry Levine shares his insight on the industry and his intriguing life lessons.

Host Rick Tocquigny provides 7 new habits including:

 

1. I give something each day if I am able.

2. I am willing to receive.

3. I make time to play.

4. I balance my mind, body and spirit.

5. I laugh and enjoy myself. Laughing at myself is allowed and there is plenty!

6. I connect.

7. I practice forgiveness, compassion and love.

Michael Jay Solomon, former President of Warner TV and now co founder of Truli.net, joins Life Lessons to discuss industry trends, discuss his new network, and share his interesting life lessons.

Host Rick Tocquigny discusses creativity. 

 

Remember that when creative thinkers look at the world they see a blank canvas and quickly contact their imagination.

And too much wisdom is daily being buried alive in information.

God's greatest gift to a creative person is truly a thick skin