The Philippe Matthews Show

Ora Nadrich is a Certified Life Coach, Certified Mindfulness Meditation teacher, and author of Says Who? How One Simple Question Can Change The Way You Think Forever. 

http://www.oranadrich.com/

Gleb Tsipursky’s primary vocation is helping people, organizations, and our society as a whole avoid disaster through science-based decision-making and emotional and social intelligence.

His expertise comes from being a scholar, specializing in wise decision-making, emotional and social intelligence, goal achievement, meaning and purpose, mental health and emotional well-being, and altruism as a professor at Ohio State.

He also runs a nonprofit dedicated to popularizing research on these topics to a broad audience, Intentional Insights.

The big idea:  A Fortune 500 company's lifespan has plummeted from an average of 50 years to a mere fifteen. Companies that achieve longevity have discovered that leaning into the constant disruption of today's high-velocity, volatile economy is essential, according to the research revealed by top-tier consultants and researchers Peter Sheahan and Julie Williamson, PhD.

Why It Matters:  In an overcrowded market where new competitors are born every day, staying on top means mattering more than your rivals. Using more than 30 case studies, including Adobe, Zara, GHX and Deloitte Canada, the authors show how boldly embracing disruptions that impede business-as-usual leads to long-term survival. The marketplace winners constantly examine and solve the life-altering challenges of their customers, partners and employees.

Key messages: In Matter: Move Beyond the Competition, Create More Value and Become the Obvious Choice, Sheahan and Williamson tell the compelling stories of companies that have succeeded, and detail the tactics that took them to the top, including:

-- How Burberry's radical retail revamp changed the consumer experience.

-- Why the decision to stop selling tobacco sent CVS' profits soaring.

-- What makes companies like Nike truly heroic.

-- Why influence and partnering with the right customers and clients is key.

Dr. Gerald L. Durley is an internationally recognized civil rights leader who marched with Martin Luther King, Jr.

He was born in Wichita, Kansas and grew up in California; earning his Doctorate in Urban Education and Psychology from University of Massachusetts and his Master of Divinity Degree from Howard University.

Dr. Durley recently retired as Pastor of Providence Missionary Baptist Church and now is the author of his first book:

“I Am Amazed! Reflections of An Awe Inspired Life.”

Judge Robert L. Wilkins’ Long Road to Hard Truth: The 100-Year Mission to Create the National Museum of African American History and Culture.

In Long Road to Hard Truth: The 100 Year Mission to Create the National Museum of African American History and Culture, Robert L. Wilkins tells the story of how his curiosity about why there wasn't a national museum dedicated to African American history and culture became an obsession-eventually leading him to quit his job as an attorney when his wife was seven months pregnant with their second child, and make it his mission to help the museum become a reality. Long Road to Hard Truth chronicles the early history, when staunch advocates sought to create a monument for Black soldiers fifty years after the end of the Civil War and in response to the pervasive indignities of the time, including lynching, Jim Crow segregation, and the slander of the racist film Birth of a Nation. The movement soon evolved to envision creating a national museum, and Wilkins follows the endless obstacles through the decades, culminating in his honor of becoming a member of the Presidential Commission that wrote the plan for creating the museum and how, with support of both Black and White Democrats and Republicans, Congress finally authorized the museum.

Professor Kaba Hiawatha Kamene has been gracious enough to write an amazing, 10-page, Special Report Foreword that I have made available for immediate free download for the entire world to read and experience at http://www.WalkAwayWealthSystems.com.

In this Special Report Foreword, Professor Kaba says, “When I read DigitalNomics, I think of Philippe SHOCK Matthews as being the Marcus Garvey of the present day. DigitalNomics takes us to the point where we now have the ability to be in control of our own destiny. DigitalNomics is a must-read in every industrial incarceration center that exists. It should be must-reading in every college, in every high school because, as I tell my students, you're not getting a good education to get a good job, you're getting a good education to find your gift and make your own job.”

In fact, this Foreword is extremely special because it is the first and only Foreword that Professor Kamene has ever written in his 40+ years as a Master Teacher! Needless to say, I am beyond humbled and honored!

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Lara Naughton’s The Jaguar Man (Central Recovery Press; July 12, 2016; 978-1-942094-20-3) explores her encounter with the stranger who raped her. Perhaps surprisingly, she doesn’t want retribution, she wants him to heal. She writes, “I will always maintain that my right as a victim is that I get treated, and he gets treated.”

 

The Jaguar Man is about what happens when one incident changes your life, splitting it between before and after. On the fourth day of what Lara thought would be two weeks of bliss in Belize, she was kidnapped and assaulted by a man pretending to be a cabdriver. Held in the depths of the jungle—alone with the Jaguar Man—compassion was her only defense.

 

Compassion for her rapist.

 

Lara’s survival and journey of healing is poignant, compelling, and exceptional. Bending the limits of reality, she uses myth and magical realism to process her experience. As Lara seeks a new understanding of herself, her lyrical, haunting prose reveals a belief that there is room for compassion—for self and for others—even in the midst of violence and fear.

 

Lara’s journey has taken her from Los Angeles, where she began her career in education, to New Orleans, where she is the chair of the creative writing department at the famed New Orleans Center for Creative Arts (NOCCA). In addition to teaching writing, she also leads mindfulness and compassion workshops in various and varied environments across the country, including within prisons. She has collaborated with the exonerated Gregory Bright, who spent more than 27 years in Louisiana’s infamous Angola prison for a murder he didn’t commit, to write a play, Never Fight a Shark in Water, which has toured the country.

Meg Blackburn Losey, PhD, is the author of the international bestseller The Children of Now along with several other books including Conversations with the Children of Now, The Art of Living Out Loud, and The Secret History of Consciousness. Dr. Meg is the creator of the Touching the Light Healing Modality and offers Certification courses. She is an international keynote speaker and lectures worldwide. Dr. Meg is a PhD of Holistic Life Coaching and holds a Doctoral Degree in Metaphysics and has served as a consultant to Good Morning America and 20/20. Visit her online at www.spiritlite.com.

Known among World leaders, Presidents, celebrities, and academicians alike for his trademark activism, intellectual discipline, and masterful oratory, Dr. Amos C. Brown is a legend in his own time.

He was tutored by Medgar Evers, Benjamin Mays, Samuel Williams, J. Pious Barbour, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (as one of the eight students in the only class Dr. King taught in his lifetime at Morehouse College).

He is the Senior Pastor at Third Baptist Church of San Francisco and currently the President of the NAACP Chapter in San Francisco.

He is currently celebrating 40 years in ministry and 50 years in marriage to his First Lady, Jane Smith Brown.

Dr. Gerald L. Durley was born in Wichita, Kansas. He grew up in California and graduated from high school in Denver, Colorado. Being endowed with exceptional basketball skills and a deep interest in improving the civil and human rights of African Americans, Dr. Durley chose to leave the west and venture south to Tennessee State University in Nashville, Tennessee.

While earning a Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology, playing on a championship basketball team, and serving as student government president, he became very active in the civil rights movement. After graduating, Dr. Durley became one of the first Peace Corp volunteers to enter Nigeria, West Africa. From Africa he ventured to Switzerland where he enrolled in postgraduate studies at the University of Neuchantel. While there, he was invited to play for one of the Swiss National basketball teams.

When he returned to the United States, Dr. Durley enrolled in Northern Illinois University where he again became intensely involved in the struggle for human dignity, and earned one of the first Masters Degrees in Community Mental Health. He earned a Doctorate Degree in Urban Education and Psychology from University of Massachusetts and a Master of Divinity Degree from Howard University.

Dr. Durley currently serves as Pastor of Providence Missionary Baptist Church and is a highly sought speaker on civil and human rights issues. He and his wife, Muriel, have 2 children and 4 grandchildren.