The Steve Jordan Experience

Petia Kolibova is a women’s transformation coach who helps women who have been pushed down and been playing it small due to toxic relationships or unhealed childhood trauma to create a life that is true to them and their soul purpose.

Her mission is to help women who are on the path to healing from past wounds move through their limiting beliefs and internal blocks so they can finally do what they want to do, what feels good to them, serve other women in a powerful way online.

Petia pairs feminine flow with strategic planning to give entrepreneurs immense clarity + exact steps to transition from side-hustler to CEO. If she is not interviewing on her podcast Unapologetically Abundant, working out, or reading, you will find her in nature disconnecting from the world, connecting to herself.

To learn more about Petia, her retreats, and her coaching visit her website PetiaKolibova.com

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At age 80, Katharine Esty had a rude awakening when she could no longer hike to the top of her favorite mountain. She was also experiencing several small annoying changes in my body. She felt like she'd entered a foreign land. Since neither of her parents lived to 80, she had no idea what to expect. She was curious if the negative stereotypes of diminished health and lower vitality held true for today's eightysomethings. She also wondered if people had lessons for her and others as we age.

All she knew was that she dreaded growing old—there just didn’t seem much to look forward to and lots to fear. She knew she was not alone with my dread. People in their eighties have not gotten much attention from the media. Baby Boomers and GenXers—the adult children of people her age— get lots of attention, but not the cohort of people over eighty, even though this crowd is growing faster than any other older group.

She couldn’t find a single self-help book written for people in their 80s. Or a user-friendly explanation for her four middle-aged sons on what life was really like for their aging parents and how to relate effectively to them.

She saw the need for a practical guide to this strange and uncharted territory of old age that included the important transitions that usually happen in the eighties and also the psychological tasks confronting people in their eighties. She also saw that the adult kids of aging parents don’t know how to talk to their aging parents about their concerns and worries. So as she wrote her book, EightySomethings A Practical Guide To Letting Go, Aging Well, and Finding Unexpected Happiness

Order your copy HERE. Visit Katharine at KatharineEsty.com

About Dr. Paris:  

Bios are funny because they show us much more about what we have done versus who we truly are, our essence.  Upon completion of this bio, I hope you’re touched, moved, and inspired to be the best version of yourself.

What I’ve done...I’ve educated myself, and continuously educate myself in all corners of movement, physiology, psychology, nutrition, spirituality, nature, and even quantum physics.  I am tirelessly committed to learn and experiment (on myself and willing others) on what helps us age gracefully, function optimally, and how to squeeze the juice out of life.

It all comes down to growth.  From business to relationships to parenting and self-care there are only lessons.  I’m either learning and growing or dying.

I support this lifestyle and for others with four essential pillars:

ENERGY - EMOTION - EMBODIMENT - EDGE

ENERGY: I’ve learned to resource my energy by being disciplined with my movement, nutrition, sleep, and psychology.  Adhering to balance as the goal.

EMOTION: I am an expressive, sensitive, kinesthetic, and feeling man.  My family of origin was not the “feeling” type.  This upbringing plus societal influence led me to a place where my “norm” was anxiety, codependence, and loneliness...all defences from feeling my feelings.  I’ve dedicated the next chapter of my life to being connected to mySelf, feeling my feelings, responding to them, living my truth, and expressing it artfully.

EMBODIMENT: Embodied living is a beautiful alchemy of “resourced energy” and “emotional integration”.  I finely tune into my thoughts, feelings, and bodily sensations for guidance and direction.  With a quiet mind, clear vision, and an open heart I can find my EDGE and face any challenge.

EDGE: Managing my energy, responding to my emotions, and alchemizing this into an embodied experience provides the framework to find and push my edges.  I apply this to all areas of my life...psychological, relationships, business, physical, spiritual...

WARNING: PUSHING EDGES MAY RESULT IN EDGES PUSHING BACK

Learn more about Dr. Brian Paris at DrBrianParis.com ​or follow him on Instagram @drbrianparis 

Camille Martin is a registered dietitian, health blogger, and senior technical editor for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. She is also a former chronic dieter who wasted nearly 25 years of her life on a diet. When she finally quit dieting and started setting and achieving more meaningful goals, she lost weight without trying. She also made powerful connections between women’s obsession to lose weight and the cultural conditioning that keeps them locked in a prison of silence, shame, and limitation. 

In her book, Love To Lose: Love Your Life and Watch the Weight Lose Itself, she uses what she learned on her own weight-loss journey to help other women stop wasting their lives on a diet, embrace everything about themselves, achieve what they’re truly capable of -- and lose weight in the process. She received a Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Georgia and a Bachelor of Science in nutrition from Georgia State University. She is a vegetarian, marathon runner, and avid reader who loves to travel. She lives in Charlotte, North Carolina, with her two daughters and their rescue dogs.

To learn more, visit Camille's website at camillemartinrd.com.

Everyone is getting old; not everyone is growing old.

But, the path of purposeful aging is accessible to all. And, it’s fundamental to health, happiness, and longevity.

With a focus on growing whole through developing a sense of purpose in later life, this book celebrates the experience of aging with inspiring stories, real-world practices, and provocative questions to help you navigate the path from adulthood to elderhood and to become more authentically the person you always meant to be with each passing year.

Internationally bestselling author, coach, and keynote speaker, Richard has pioneered the way we answer that question. Widely viewed as a pioneer of the global purpose movement, his work is featured regularly in many media sources including PBS public television and NPR public radio. His PBS Special – The Power of Purpose – was viewed by millions of people across the U.S. He has taken his purpose message to all 50 states, Canada, and on four continents.

Along the way, Richard has written eleven books, including three bestsellers, which have sold over one million copies and have been translated into 20 languages. Repacking Your Bags and The Power of Purpose are considered classics in the personal growth field. His latest book, Who Do You Want to Be When You Grow Old? makes the case for a new kind of elderhood and the value of purposeful aging.

Richard holds a master’s degree in Counseling and is a National Certified Counselor, and a National Certified Master Career Counselor. His work has been recognized with many awards including a Bush Fellowship from the Bush Foundation, and the Outstanding Scholar for Creative Longevity and Wisdom Award from the Fielding Institute.

Richard is a Senior Fellow at the University of Minnesota’s acclaimed Earl E. Bakken Center for Spirituality and Healing and is a Public Fellow at the Notre Dame Institute of Advanced Study where he also partners with their Inspired Leadership Initiative and the Office of the Provost.

To order his latest book Who Do You Want To Be When You Grow Old? Visit:  ORDER BOOK

Learn more about Richard Leider at RichardLeider.com

“Too often in medicine,” says Dr Stephen Petteruti, “we are left pursuing well-worn pathways and if the patient’s condition doesn’t comfortably fit into that pathway, we feel incapable of helping them.  The patients tell us what they need and what they need is to feel better, live longer, and live better.  That’s the passion that drives my practice.”

An honors English graduate from Tufts University, Dr Stephen Petteruti continued on to medical school to become a Family Practice Physician. In 2014, with a holistic, patient-centered approach, Dr Petteruti launched Intellectual Medicine 120—offering concierge medical services, functional medicine, facial anti-aging treatments, and advanced techniques to manage the body’s aging process. His next step was to bring the science of cellular health to Intellectual Medicine 120 with the addition of IV Vitamin Infusions—in a state-of-the-art, relaxing environment offering chelation therapy, high dose vitamin C for cancer clients, and lifestyle drips.

Along with his wife Shannon, he is the founder of the DRIPBaR centers for IV vitamin therapy.

To learn more, visit Dr Stephen's website at www.im-120.com

Stephanie James can help you create a life that takes you, your goals, and your passions to the next level.  As you gift yourself with tapping into your full potential, you begin to transform all other areas in your life; your work, family, and self-concept are all positively affected.

As a psychotherapist, transformational life coach, presenter, radio show and podcast host, author, and filmmaker, Stephanie has experienced what it means to live fully lit up and fully alive.  She has gathered wisdom from some of the most amazing minds and serving hearts on the planet and has synthesized their wisdom with her own knowledge and experience to help amazing individuals, just like you, expand their vision of themselves and ignite their purpose. 

Her purpose is to bring as much love and healing to the world as possible. She knows that as we live as the greatest versions of ourselves, we illuminate the way for others to do the same. The unique light that is you was meant to shine bright in this world. 

Visit Stephanie at https://www.stephaniejames.world/, on Instagram, and her podcast.
 

Tricia Nelson lost fifty pounds by identifying and healing the underlying causes of her emotional eating. Tricia has spent over thirty years researching the hidden causes of addictive personality.

Tricia is an Emotional Eating Expert and author of the #1 bestselling book, Heal Your Hunger, 7 Simple Steps to End Emotional Eating Now. She also certifies health coaches so they can get better results, referrals and revenue by helping their clients overcome emotional eating.

Tricia is the host of the popular podcast, The Heal Your Hunger Show and is a highly regarded speaker. 

Tricia has been featured on NBC, CBS, KTLA, FOX and Discovery Health.

Learn more about Tricia at HealYourHunger.com. Follow her on Facebook and Instagram. 

Acupuncture is great for sexual function, but to address the underlying mechanics of consistently great sex, the key is diet. For this reason, she works with patients to develop dietary habits that support their sexual goals.

Christine attended the University of Rochester, studying Biology and Psychology. As a young single mom, she worked as a waitress and studied full-time. She was trained to be a research scientist but ultimately decided against a career in research. The experience, though, gave her an appreciation for the scientific method, which is employed throughout this book. She has exhaustively reviewed epidemiological and clinical research on nutrition and sexual function to shape the advice presented here.

Christine holds Master’s degrees in Acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Medicine, and Counseling. During her education, she studied Chinese dietary therapy and earned a certification as a Holistic Nutritional Counselor.

Early in her practice, she treated numerous men for erectile issues with acupuncture, who ended up having significant improvements in sexual satisfaction. After seeing how meaningful this improvement was to their lives, she specialized in sexual health, expanding her practise to all who seek it. She wanted to do more to help them connect with their partners and bring joy to their relationships. Since then she has treated adults looking to have great sex of all orientations.

Always rather obsessed with diet, nutrition, and natural health, Christine’s philosophy is rooted in an evidence-based understanding of the physiological effect of food on the body, while honoring the wisdom of traditional Chinese medicine. She treats every patient holistically, as an individual and wishes to use her unique skill set to help others in a kind, loving way.

Learn more about Christine at  www.christinedelozier.com

Purchase DIET FOR GREAT SEX HERE

A world-traveller who was also both a teacher and administrator within The International School System in Asia for ten years, she intensively studied ancient practices that work with subtle energies & holistic health practices while there. Before, during, and currently, she facilitates outrageously rewarding energy medicine sessions for clients worldwide – which has earned her the nickname “lightning bolt” due to the voltage behind her vibrations that she then uses on behalf of her clients.

She is the founder of the Vibrational UPgrade System and her more than twenty years of experience includes working in and teaching yoga, meditation, chi gong, energy medicine, mind-body fitness, longevity and holistic health with a specialized focus on the chakra system.

Dr. Alison is considered one of the leading experts on using the chakra system as the road map for thriving in mind body and spirit, while applied in a unique way. In 2013 she authored her award-winning book “What If There’s Nothing Wrong?” and in 2016 released her #1 International Best Selling book “Vibrational UPgrade – A Conspiracy for Your Bliss; Easing Humanity’s Evolutionary Transition” which are among the many products that she offers.

Throughout her life, Dr. Alison has been seeking ancient wisdom on the use of power through subtle energy practices.  Part of this includes living and working at an international school in Asia for 10 years in order to thoroughly immerse herself in the Asian cultures’ understandings.  On a daily basis, Alison studied the practices that induce longevity, including various health practices like TCM (traditional Chinese medicine), Chinese, Thai,  & Balinese herbalism, food as medicine, acupuncture, reflexology, chi gong, meditation, tai chi, yoga and Ayurveda (Indian traditional medicine) along with their holistic treatments (panchakarma) and their herbalism. She does not stop short of living a life that thrives, is joyfully exuberant and beyond “healthy” and “happy.”

Visit Dr. Alison's website at AlisonJKay.com