Walter David Disney was raised in Kansas City. He ventured into military service  where he served as a U.S. Navy SEAL teams where he focused on medicine. He returned to Kansas City to raise a family and revisited a dream he had to help people. This led to enrolling and completing a Master's degree from Friends University in Marriage and Family Therapy. 

In Walt's words, "My hope is to help individuals, couples and families have better lives. It has been a rewarding journey to embark upon. My desire is to respect how our minds, souls, and biology are all interwoven, which demands attention to the whole person for healing and growth. I enjoy strengthening relationship to bring about understanding and stronger bonds. Despite the challenges, life is better together. I desire to help win that challenge.

Disney Family Therapy serves to help individuals, couples, families and adolescents manage and treat mental health challenges.

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Scott Corbin will answer the question, How can a Buddah Blessing, reviving a heroine addict and killing bugs vibrate the divine in a man?

Life is about right turns and left turns. The direction we choose determines our path to deeper understanding of life, if we pay attention. Scott Corbin did just that and shares a life changing experience that will vibrate your soul - it sure did his.

Rich Young is British. he has played soccer his entire life and is now coaching. He grew up in England and explains how serious the Brits take their football, we Americans call soccer. Rich talks about serious rivalries, different countries playing styles and so much more. If you are a soccer fan you will this podcast.

Ben Kitchen and are are great friends or as the Aussie's say, "Great Mates." He is from Australia and now lives in Buenos Aires with his wife and son. We met on Norwegian Cruise Lines when he was the Cruise Director and we became great friends with laughing and cutting up behind the scenes. Our conversation is very lively, very funny and we talk about the differences of Australia, Bueno Aires and Kansas City. One of the best parts is when Ben talks about his dad and where he learned his great fun outlook on life. You are going to love Ben Kitchen.

This is our second podcast with Jan Thomas who offers keen insight to the two different ways people think - linear and non-linear. This episode focuses on understanding the way our children think and how to raise them to be extraordinary human beings. Jan's examples make it clear and easy to understand the difference in the ways we think. 

Based on the earlier pioneering work of CEO Jan Thomas, CereCore® Institute was founded in 2004 by Jan Thomas and BJ Hudgins. The purpose of the Institute is to expand the power of nonlinear thinking. The Institute achieves this by providing knowledge, brain-based strategies and solutions to nonlinear thinkers for their greater success and effectiveness.

Their work is based in neuroscience that helps their clients understand their nonlinear thinking processes. Using a mantra of the Institute – make the complex simple – we make the complex understanding of neuroscience easy for their clients to integrate into their lives.

Jan's book, Thinking Differently is a groundbreaking guide for what it takes for nonlinear thinkers to thrive and excel in today’s world.

Contact Jan Thomas at www.cerecore.com

Many times after the mics are turned off after a podcast, the guest really start talking. After Coach T and I finished the previous podcast we got in a fascinating conversation about how to heal and help people. It began with does Greg's stick to the real story for a movie or make up an ending that could help. We both decided to put this 13 minute conversation up because it stimulated two different thoughts, even with different opinions. You have to listen to this - it's wonderful. And please decide what YOU like the best.

All you need to know about Greg "Coach T" Thomas is what he does and how he lives his life. He shows how to end conflict, hate and prejudice by doing what is right. He does this by living the example. Order his book - "A Call to Heal" at either of the contacts below:

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text at 816 - 699-4985

Knowing what you think is important.  Knowing how you think can set you free. 

Jan Thomas is the creator of the Thomas Indicator Profile® and the Insight Change Model℠. As an educator, consultant and executive coach she has worked nationally and internationally on the transformative power and practical application of nonlinear intelligence. Her work has ranged from entrepreneurs building their businesses and teams to Fortune 500 executives striving to improve the effectiveness of their organizations’ intellectual assets. Her book Thinking Differently is a groundbreaking guide for what it takes for nonlinear thinkers to thrive and excel in today’s world. contact her or order book below:

www.cerecore.com

425 - 462-0281
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Joseph Robert Castiglione is vice president for Intercollegiate Athletics Programs and Director of Athletics at the University of Oklahoma. Since his arrival at Oklahoma in April 1998, the school has won a total of 19 national championships in football; softball; men's golf; men's gymnastics; and women's gymnastics. 

Joe's story is so cool because he was on the ground floor of creating the job of athletic director in Universities. He was also was on the ground floor of the importance of women's sports in America as he studied with all women at the University of Maryland. 

Being the athletic director at University of Oklahoma for 24 years in unheard of. It is one of the top 5 athletic director jobs of a major university in all of America. Joe's story is how he got there and how her stays there. He was also the AD for the University of Missouri for 5 years.

Joe also worked with Dan Devine and explains sitting next to him watching the movie "Rudy." Fascinating!

Raymore Chief of Police Jan Zimmerman began her career in law enforcement in 1979 as a dispatcher before attending the Police Academy at Kansas City and being sworn in as a Police Officer in 1982.  She rose through the ranks and was ultimately promoted to Major, which was her rank when she retired to accept the Chief’s position in Raymore in 2012.

Chief Zimmerman holds a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice and a Masters Degree in Public Administration from Park University.  She is a proud alumnus of both the FBI National Academy in Quantico and the Southern Police Institute at the University of Louisville.  Her proudest accomplishment is her family.

SAFE

The mission of SAFE is to provide immediate financial assistance of $25,000 to the families of Firefighters, Police Officers and EMT’s who are killed or suffer career-ending injuries in the line-of-duty protecting their communities.  Supported entirely through private donations and fundraising efforts, SAFE covers all first responders in 12 counties in the greater Kansas City area.

Chief Zimmerman is proud to serve as the Executive Director of SAFE.