Work From The Inside Out

By Tammy Gooler LoebBusiness Education Self-Improvement Careers

Work From The Inside Out episodes

February 10, 2019 008: See something, say something? …only sometimes! – Wendy Marks
Wendy Marks has a broad range of experience with traditional medicine as a rehabilitation counselor and therapist, and transitioned that knowledge and “came out of the closet” to practice non-traditional health therapies. She provides: Medical Intuitive Sessions, Energy Healing, Integrative Therapy, Shamanic Healing & Studies.
Wendy holds a post master’s degree in Rehabilitation Counseling, and a C.S.S. degree from Harvard. With significant experience in helping people improve their physical, mental and spiritual health, she is a partner in health with her clients to help them achieve a happy and healthy life. Please note that Wendy Marks does not diagnose medical conditions or prescribe medicine.
Would you leave an honest rating and review on Apple Podcast? They are extremely helpful and I read each and every one of them. Thanks for the inspiration!

In this episode we discuss:

How Wendy grew up as a garmento and was the first generation to go to college.
Her journey through medicine and psychology that have influenced her career today.
How she felt pressured to suppress her psychic abilities and then ultimately moved back into it.
A great story about a favorite client and the opportunity to drive an eighteen wheeler.
Her beliefs about antacids and other long-term chronic health issues.
The book she is currently writing and planning to release in 2019, about raising children with psychic abilities.
Her thoughts on the importance of aligning bodies, minds, and spirits.

Links

Wendy Marks on LinkedIn.
http://wendymarks.com/

Books mentioned in this episode:

“Your Soul’s Companion: Tools and Tales for Your Spiritual Journey” by Wendy Marks and Susan Spector.

Interested in booking Tammy to speak? Visit her website to learn how she guides audiences through the skills and techniques that yield success by taking an interactive approach. Her presentations equip participants with essential tools that can be utilized immediately and throughout their careers.
Interested in individual or group coaching with Tammy? Start here.
Stay Connected:

* Connect with Tammy on LinkedIn.
* @TammyGoolerLoeb on Twitter.
* @GoolerLoeb on Instagram.
* Work From The Inside Out Archive.

Subscribing and leaving a rating and review on Apple Podcasts helps this podcast be discovered.

Affiliate Links: Disclosure of Material Connection: Some of the links above are “affiliate links”. This means that if you click on the link and purchase the item, I will receive an affiliate commission. Regardless, I only recommend products and services I use personally and believe will add value to my listeners. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR,
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February 10, 2019 007: Happiness is an Inside Job – Pam Garramone
A former elementary school teacher, Pam became the executive director of Greater Boston PFLAG – Parents Families and Friends of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning and queer people for 16 years. Pam now teaches Positive Psychology – the Science of Happiness to middle and high school students, teachers and to community and corporate groups. She is a Positive Psychology Life Coach and Founder of Thrive Now Boston – a happiness incubator.
Would you leave an honest rating and review on Apple Podcast? They are extremely helpful and I read each and every one of them. Thanks for the inspiration!

In this episode we discuss:

* How Pam transitioned from school teacher to PFLAG executive director and then landed in the arena of Positive Psychology, teaching the Science of Happiness.
* How her journey with PFLAG helped her be comfortable with herself and prepare her for her journey with positive psychology.
* Her joy in speaking to people of all different ages and walks of life along with the discovery that all people, no matter their age, are looking for ways to be happier.
* How the stories we tell ourselves affect our happiness and what we can do to change our mindset, and our happiness.
* Her methods for greater happiness through growing compassion toward others.
* Her habit of spending time at night before bed writing down at least three good things that happened to her each day.

Links

* Pam Garramone on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram
* www.pamgarramone.com

Books mentioned in this episode:

* “Happier: Learn the Secrets to Daily Joy and Lasting Fulfillment” by Tal Ben-Shahar.
* “Before Happiness: Five Actionable Strategies to Create a Positive Path to Success” by Shawn Achor

Other Resources:

* Learn more about Thrive Now Boston.
* Learn more about Greater Boston PFLAG.
* Learn more about Tal Ben-Shahar.
* Learn more about Shawn Achor.
* Learn more about the Certificate in Wholebeing Positive Psychology.
* Learn more about the Greater Good Science Center.

Interested in booking Tammy to speak? Visit her website to learn how she guides audiences through the skills and techniques that yield success by taking an interactive approach. Her presentations equip participants with essential tools that can be utilized immediately and throughout their careers.
Interested in individual or group coaching with Tammy? Start here.
Stay Connected:

* Connect with Tammy on
36 min
February 06, 2019 010: From the Ministry to the FBI – Chip Massey
As an ordained minister and an FBI Agent, Chip Massey saw how fears affected people’s abilities to think clearly and make good decisions. Now that he has retired from the FBI, he has taken his focus to the business world where he consults to executives, leaders, and teams to manage their fears, weigh their options and make tough decisions.
For 22 years, Chip Massey served as an FBI Special Agent and Hostage Negotiator. Prior to his career with the FBI, he was an ordained minister. Today, he helps executives break through fears to become the best leaders, business strategists and team members they can be.
Would you leave an honest rating and review on Apple Podcast? They are extremely helpful and I read each and every one of them. Thanks for the inspiration!

In this episode we discuss:

* Chip’s 6 years in the ministry and how he realized he had a need to move into engaging work that allowed him to collaborate with a team.
* How it took him over a year to examine options, apply to the FBI, engage in their extensive screening process, and prepare for the physical rigors of the academy.
* How Chip learned to deal with people who were under extreme pressure in both the ministry and his FBI work and how those situations helped him better understand the dynamics of fear.
* Chip’s work today, where he teaches the in-depth techniques he mastered on dealing with fear and how he uses his knowledge to help leaders operate from a place of confidence, flow, and connection.
* How he helps executives break through the fears that hold them back from being the best leader, strategists, business developers, and team members they can be.

Links

* Chip Massey on LinkedIn and Twitter.
* www.chipmassey.com

Other Resources:

* Listen as Seth Godin describes the “Lizard Brain” concept.
* Learn more about Zig Ziglar.
* Learn more about Les Brown.

Interested in booking Tammy to speak? Visit her website to learn how she guides audiences through the skills and techniques that yield success by taking an interactive approach. Her presentations equip participants with essential tools that can be utilized immediately and throughout their careers.
Interested in individual or group coaching with Tammy? Start here.
Stay Connected:

* Connect with Tammy on LinkedIn
* @TammyGoolerLoeb on Twitter
* @GoolerLoeb on Instagram
* Work From The Inside Out Archive.

Subscribing and leaving a rating and review on Apple Podcasts helps this podcast be discovered.

55 min
February 06, 201910: From the Ministry to the FBI with Chip Massey
As an ordained minister and an FBI Agent, Chip Massey saw how fears affected people’s abilities to think clearly and make good decisions. Now that he has retired from the FBI, he has taken his focus to the business world where he consults to executives, leaders, and teams to manage their fears, weigh their options and make tough decisions.
For 22 years, Chip Massey served as an FBI Special Agent and Hostage Negotiator. Prior to his career with the FBI, he was an ordained minister. Today, he helps executives break through fears to become the best leaders, business strategists and team members they can be.
In this episode we discuss:
Chip’s 6 years in the ministry and how he realized he had a need to move into engaging work that allowed him to collaborate with a team.
How it took him over a year to examine options, apply to the FBI, engage in their extensive screening process, and prepare for the physical rigors of the academy.
How Chip learned to deal with people who were under extreme pressure in both the ministry and his FBI work and how those situations helped him better understand the dynamics of fear.
Chip’s work today, where he teaches the in-depth techniques he mastered on dealing with fear and how he uses his knowledge to help leaders operate from a place of confidence, flow, and connection.
How he helps executives break through the fears that hold them back from being the best leader, strategists, business developers, and team members they can be.

Links:
Chip Massey on LinkedIn and Twitter.
Visit Chip Massey’s website

Other Resources:
Listen as Seth Godin describes the “Lizard Brain” concept.
Learn more about Zig Ziglar.
Learn more about Les Brown.

Stay Connected:
Connect with Tammy on LinkedIn
@TammyGoolerLoeb on Instagram
Work From The Inside Out Website
Subscribe to newsletter
55 min
January 30, 2019 009: Have a Yearning for Learning – Mari Ryan
Workplace wellness consultant, business owner, and author Mari Ryan has made many career moves that she describes as not being in a straight line. Her many years of business experience led her to establish her company, Advancing Wellness, which consults to employers to create healthy workplaces where employees can thrive.
Mari Ryan is the CEO/Founder of Advancing Wellness, a workplace well-being strategy consultancy that helps employers to create healthy, thriving workplaces. She regularly speaks on topics related to employee productivity, well-being strategy, and employee and personal engagement. She is also the author of “The Thriving Hive: How People-Centric Workplaces Ignite Engagement and Fuel Results”.
Would you leave an honest rating and review on Apple Podcast? They are extremely helpful and I read each and every one of them. Thanks for the inspiration!

In this episode we discuss:

* How she took the time for self-reflection every step of the way to get clear about her next steps, although she admits that sometimes she wasn’t truly sure what she wanted.
* How Mari worked with a coach who was instrumental in offering feedback that helped her see what she could not see by herself.
* How she worked for many years before earning her undergraduate degree and later, two separate masters degrees.
* How she has a need to keep growing, to be challenged and an urge to learn new things.

Links:

* Mari Ryan on LinkedIn and Twitter.
* www.advwellness.com

Books mentioned in this episode:

* “The Thriving Hive: How People-Centric Workplaces Ignite Engagement and Fuel Results” by Mari Ryan

Interested in booking Tammy to speak? Visit her website to learn how she guides audiences through the skills and techniques that yield success by taking an interactive approach. Her presentations equip participants with essential tools that can be utilized immediately and throughout their careers.
Interested in individual or group coaching with Tammy? Start here.
Stay Connected:

* Connect with Tammy on LinkedIn.
* @TammyGoolerLoeb on Twitter.
* @GoolerLoeb on Instagram.
* Work From The Inside Out Archive.

Subscribing and leaving a rating and review on Apple Podcasts helps this podcast be discovered.

Affiliate Links: Disclosure of Material Connection: Some of the links above are “affiliate links”. This means that if you click on the link and purchase the item, I will receive an affiliate commission. Regardless, I only recommend products and services I use personally and believe will add value to my listeners. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimoni...
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January 30, 20199: Have a Yearning for Learning with Mari Ryan
Workplace wellness consultant, business owner, and author Mari Ryan has made many career moves that she describes as not being in a straight line. Her many years of business experience led her to establish her company, Advancing Wellness, which consults to employers to create healthy workplaces where employees can thrive.
Mari Ryan is the CEO/Founder of Advancing Wellness, a workplace well-being strategy consultancy that helps employers to create healthy, thriving workplaces. She regularly speaks on topics related to employee productivity, well-being strategy, and employee and personal engagement. She is also the author of “The Thriving Hive: How People-Centric Workplaces Ignite Engagement and Fuel Results”.
In this episode we discuss:
How she took the time for self-reflection every step of the way to get clear about her next steps, although she admits that sometimes she wasn’t truly sure what she wanted.
How Mari worked with a coach who was instrumental in offering feedback that helped her see what she could not see by herself.
How she worked for many years before earning her undergraduate degree and later, two separate masters degrees.
How she has a need to keep growing, to be challenged and an urge to learn new things.

Links:
Mari Ryan on LinkedIn and Twitter
www.advwellness.com

Books mentioned in this episode:
“The Thriving Hive: How People-Centric Workplaces Ignite Engagement and Fuel Results” by Mari Ryan

Stay Connected:
Connect with Tammy on LinkedIn
@TammyGoolerLoeb on Instagram
Work From The Inside Out Website
Subscribe to newsletter
44 min
January 23, 20198: "See Something, Say something? …Only Sometimes!" with Wendy Marks
Wendy Marks has a broad range of experience with traditional medicine as a rehabilitation counselor and therapist, and transitioned that knowledge and “came out of the closet” to practice non-traditional health therapies. She provides: Medical Intuitive Sessions, Energy Healing, Integrative Therapy, Shamanic Healing & Studies.
Wendy holds a post master’s degree in Rehabilitation Counseling, and a C.S.S. degree from Harvard. With significant experience in helping people improve their physical, mental and spiritual health, she is a partner in health with her clients to help them achieve a happy and healthy life. Please note that Wendy Marks does not diagnose medical conditions or prescribe medicine.
Please join me in welcoming Wendy Marks.
In this episode we discuss:
How Wendy grew up as a garmento and was the first generation to go to college.
Her journey through medicine and psychology that have influenced her career today.
How she felt pressured to suppress her psychic abilities and then ultimately moved back into it.
A great story about a favorite client and the opportunity to drive an eighteen wheeler.
Her beliefs about antacids and other long-term chronic health issues.
The book she is currently writing and planning to release in 2019, about raising children with psychic abilities.
Her thoughts on the importance of aligning bodies, minds, and spirits.

Links:
Wendy Marks on LinkedIn
http://wendymarks.com/

Books mentioned in this episode:
“Your Soul’s Companion: Tools and Tales for Your Spiritual Journey” by Wendy Marks and Susan Spector

Stay Connected:
Connect with Tammy on LinkedIn
@TammyGoolerLoeb on Instagram
Work From The Inside Out Website
Subscribe to newsletter
53 min
January 16, 2019 007: Happiness is an Inside Job – Pam Garramone
A former elementary school teacher, Pam became the executive director of Greater Boston PFLAG – Parents Families and Friends of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning and queer people for 16 years. Pam now teaches Positive Psychology – the Science of Happiness to middle and high school students, teachers and to community and corporate groups. She is a Positive Psychology Life Coach and Founder of Thrive Now Boston – a happiness incubator.
Please join me in welcoming Pam Garramone.
Would you leave an honest rating and review on Apple Podcast? They are extremely helpful and I read each and every one of them. Thanks for the inspiration!

In this episode we discuss:

* How Pam transitioned from school teacher to PFLAG executive director and then landed in the arena of Positive Psychology, teaching the Science of Happiness.
* How her journey with PFLAG helped her be comfortable with herself and prepare her for her journey with positive psychology.
* Her joy in speaking to people of all different ages and walks of life along with the discovery that all people, no matter their age, are looking for ways to be happier.
* How the stories we tell ourselves affect our happiness and what we can do to change our mindset, and our happiness.
* Her methods for greater happiness through growing compassion toward others.
* Her habit of spending time at night before bed writing down at least three good things that happened to her each day.

Links

* Pam Garramone on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram
* www.pamgarramone.com

Books mentioned in this episode:

* “Happier: Learn the Secrets to Daily Joy and Lasting Fulfillment” by Tal Ben-Shahar.
* “Before Happiness: Five Actionable Strategies to Create a Positive Path to Success” by Shawn Achor

Other Resources

* Learn more about Thrive Now Boston.
* Learn more about Greater Boston PFLAG.
* Learn more about Tal Ben-Shahar.
* Learn more about Shawn Achor.
* Learn more about the Certificate in Wholebeing Positive Psychology.
* Learn more about the Greater Good Science Center.

Interested in booking Tammy to speak? Visit her website to learn how she guides audiences through the skills and techniques that yield success by taking an interactive approach. Her presentations equip participants with essential tools that can be utilized immediately and throughout their careers.
Interested in individual or group coaching with Tammy? Start here.
Stay Connected:

36 min
January 16, 20197: Happiness is an Inside Job with Pam Garramone
A former elementary school teacher, Pam became the executive director of Greater Boston PFLAG – Parents Families and Friends of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning and queer people for 16 years. Pam now teaches Positive Psychology – the Science of Happiness to middle and high school students, teachers and to community and corporate groups. She is a Positive Psychology Life Coach and Founder of Thrive Now Boston – a happiness incubator.
Please join me in welcoming Pam Garramone.
In this episode we discuss:
How Pam transitioned from school teacher to PFLAG executive director and then landed in the arena of Positive Psychology, teaching the Science of Happiness.
How her journey with PFLAG helped her be comfortable with herself and prepare her for her journey with positive psychology.
Her joy in speaking to people of all different ages and walks of life along with the discovery that all people, no matter their age, are looking for ways to be happier.
How the stories we tell ourselves affect our happiness and what we can do to change our mindset, and our happiness.
Her methods for greater happiness through growing compassion toward others.
Her habit of spending time at night before bed writing down at least three good things that happened to her each day.

Links
Pam Garramone on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram
www.pamgarramone.com

Books mentioned in this episode:
“Happier: Learn the Secrets to Daily Joy and Lasting Fulfillment” by Tal Ben-Shahar.
“Before Happiness: Five Actionable Strategies to Create a Positive Path to Success” by Shawn Achor

Other Resources:
Learn more about Thrive Now Boston
Learn more about Greater Boston PFLAG
Learn more about Tal Ben-Shahar
Learn more about Shawn Achor
Learn more about the Certificate in Wholebeing Positive Psychology
Learn more about the Greater Good Science Center

Stay Connected:
Connect with Tammy on LinkedIn
@TammyGoolerLoeb on Instagram
Work From The Inside Out Website
Subscribe to newsletter
36 min
January 08, 2019 006: Hitting the Pause Button – Michael O’Brien
The date was July 11th, 2001. It was the day Michael O’Brien was struck head-on by a speeding SUV while out on a training bike ride. A former pharmaceutical industry executive, Michael is a coach to sales and marketing executives, TEDx speaker, best selling author, and cyclist. He shares his journey in his best-selling memoir, Shift: Creating Better Tomorrows and donates the proceeds to World Bicycle Relief.
Would you leave an honest rating and review on Apple Podcast? They are extremely helpful and I read each and every one of them. Thanks for the inspiration!
Please join me in welcoming Michael O’Brien.

In this episode we discuss:

* Who Michael was before his “Last Bad Day”, a life-altering bicycle accident in 2001.
* How his accident sparked his transition from being a ‘human doing’ to a ‘human being’.
* The mindset shifts that have occurred since Michael’s life took a pause.
* How his developing awareness forced him to pay attention, move toward acceptance, and into action.
* His belief that small steps with focus lead to bigger gains.

Links

* Michael O’Brien on LinkedIn and Twitter.
* www.michaelobrienshift.com
* Michael’s Paceline Leadership Academy.

Books mentioned in this episode:

* “Shift: Creating Better Tomorrows: Winning at Work and in Life” by Michael O’Brien. All proceeds go to the World Bicycle Relief (learn more below).
* “Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits and Break Bad Ones” by James Clear.
* “Thanks A Thousand: A Gratitude Journey (TED Books)” by A.J. Jacobs

Other Resources:

* Learn more about Zig Ziglar.
* Learn more about Viktor Frankl.
* Learn more about Michael’s peloton.
* Learn more about the World Bicycle Relief: Empowering change by giving people mobility.

Interested in booking Tammy to speak? Visit her website to learn how she guides audiences through the skills and techniques that yield success by taking an interactive approach. Her presentations equip participants with essential tools that can be utilized immediately and throughout their careers.
Interested in individual or group coaching with Tammy? Start here.
Stay Connected:

* Connect with Tammy on LinkedIn.
* @TammyGoolerLoeb on Twitter.
* @GoolerLoeb on
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