The Leadership Code

In this Podcast, Dr. Crawford discusses the importance of Self-care. Dr. Crawford is a consulting psychologist to the Westminster Schools and to Pace Academy in Atlanta, Georgia. From 2003 – 2008 he was the team psychologist for the Atlanta Hawks Basketball team. He continues to consult with professional athletes and professional sports organizations. He is regularly requested as a speaker to churches, parent groups, professional groups, organizations, and schools. He is the author of When Two Become Three: Nurturing Your Marriage After Baby Arrives published by Revell Books, The Obsessive-Compulsive Trap: Real Help for a Real Disorder published by Regal Books, the chapter The Importance of Father in The Complete Parenting Book published by Revell Books, the chapter Perfectionism and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders in the book Caring for People God’s Way published by Thomas Nelson Publishers and many other articles on families and parenting. Dr. Crawford has appeared on ABC’s Good Morning America, ABC’s World News This Morning, House Call with Dr. Sanjay Gupta, and he has made multiple appearances on CNN, CNN Headline News, and other local and national television and radio programs.

In this interview, my guest, Anne Maxwell, and I discuss the power of labels. Anne is a psychotherapist with over 25 years of experience working with children, families, and adults.

 

Trained as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LCSW, and a Registered Play Therapist – Supervisor, RPT-S. She is also an Access Consciousness® Certified Facilitator. She co-authored, with Gary Douglas and Dr. Dain Heer, co-creators of Access Consciousness, the international best selling book, Would You Teach a Fish to Climb a Tree? A Different Take on Kids with ADD, ADHD, OCD, and Autism.

 

She is the author of The Keys to the Magic: A Play Therapist’s Handbook of Family-Centered Play Therapy (the handbook she wishes she had been given when she first started working with kids as a play therapist!) Anne has hosted a couple of radio shows, including one called the Magic of Being, a weekly show she did with Ricky Williams, former NFL player, and another that ran for two years on VoiceAmerica. She has also been a guest on numerous other syndicated shows.

 

To learn more about Anne Maxwell, visit: https://www.annemaxwelllcsw.com

Heather Moyse is a 4-time Olympian and 2-time Olympic gold medalist, but she is not your typical Olympian. She didn’t grow up dreaming of going to the Olympics. In fact, she didn’t start taking sports seriously and lifting weights until she was 27 years old when she was suddenly faced with the challenge of learning a new sport and competing in the Olympics five months later.

 

According to Heather, “This alone demonstrates the fact that no one was ‘born’ to do anything. It is our choices that determine the direction and story of our lives! “

 

Heather lives by her personal motto, “Believe in the possibilities,” and inspires audiences with her life stories and her life philosophies. From the small Prince Edward Island town of Summerside to the top of the Olympic podium, Heather has been described as Canada’s best-ever all-around female athlete and has accomplished the unlikely not once, not twice, but multiple times by believing in those very possibilities.

 

She is an engaging speaker who feels that the best part of winning two Olympic gold medals is that they have afforded her a platform from which she can now inspire and empower other people to reach their own potential –her real gold.

 

In this edition of the TIME with Fred Podcast, Heather shares timely lessons from her Olympic experience, and her latest book, Re-defining Realistic.

 

To learn more about Heather, visit www.heathermoyse.com

On Nov. 8, 2018, Dr. Noelle Nelson’s home of 18 years was one of the 1,643 homes destroyed in the unexpected Woolsey fire and resulting in nearly $6 billion in damages in Ventura and Los Angeles counties.

 

In this interview, she shares powerful lessons and insights about how she was able to forgive herself, to be appreciative, and to move forward after losing everything in the fire.

 

Her story inspires others who go through difficult circumstances to forgive, see the positives, and not be afraid to lean on others for support.

 

Noelle C. Nelson, Ph.D. is an internationally respected psychologist, author, and seminar leader. She believes that we can accomplish great things, whether in business, at work or at home, when we connect with the value in ourselves and in others.

 

Dr. Nelson has appeared on national and international radio and television including CBS's "The Early Show," ABC's "The View," Better TV, Fox News, and CNN. She has been interviewed, quoted or written about in such diverse publications as Entrepreneur Magazine, HR Magazine, Family Business, Inc., People, Cosmo, Woman’s World, Investor's Business Daily, Bottom Line/Personal and the Los Angeles Times. Dr. Nelson has spoken on the subject of appreciation before audiences in the U.S., Canada, England, The Netherlands, and Australia.

 

To learn more about Dr. Nelson, visit http://www.noellenelson.com/

In this edition of the TIME with Fred Podcast, internationally-known speaker, business coach, and author, Orly Amor shares how she was able to overcome the challenges of her abusive past.

 

She believes that when it comes to living your best life, it all has to do with having the right mindset. In this interview, she shares highlights from her experience, and timely lessons from her book, Mindset Mastery.

 

Orly uses her public speaking, networking skills, and contacts to help executives and sales managers build their sphere of influence. She helps C-Level Executives, HR Executives, and Sales Managers increase their bottom line in sales with her keynotes and workshops.

For more information about Orly, please visit http://orlyamor.com/

November 25, 2009, was a day that Laura Fahrenthold will never forget. When she received that dreaded phone call from her husband, she knew there was something wrong. Little did she know, however, that she was about to encounter one of life's tragic moments-- watching her husband die right before her eyes.

In this riveting interview, Laura shares her experience and perspectives from her husband's death.

Her memoir, THE PINK STEERING WHEEL CHRONICLES, tackles grief and loss in the most American of ways by hitting the road in a camper with her two young daughters, a stray dog, and her dead husband’s ashes. 

Read more about Laura here: www.laurafahrenthold.com

Anger is one of those emotions that if left unchecked, can cause irreparable damage to us and the those around us. In this episode, I share some practical lessons about how to deal with this powerful emotion.

In this podcast, I am joined by a group of men from diverse backgrounds to discuss the importance of managing emotions the right way. Whether you are a man or woman, there are valuable insights can be learned from this important topic.

At age 2, Kelly Woodhouse-Farladeau suffered severe burns to her body that nearly killed her. On this edition of TIME with Fred, she shares her powerful story about how she went from the ugly scar-faced girl to multiple TEDx stages, 6x Best-Selling Author & YWCA Woman of Distinction. Her life story has impacted more than 10 million people worldwide. 

 

Read more about Kelly here: http://www.kellyfalardeau.com/