6 Insights Gained From A Weekend With Laura: Laura Miravete, A True Inspiration (A guest blog post by Tara Rose Gladstone)

This past weekend, I met Laura Miravete, a woman who was born with muscular dystrophy.  She is now 70 years old and has not only lived a full, self-sufficient life but has surpassed the level of achievement that seems possible for someone in her position.  She keeps her home in spotless condition, has an impressive vegetable
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The work needs to be joyful

The life we are living is such a conundrum of everything, isn’t it?  Stress, joy, work, play, happiness and sadness. And some of the time, it feels as if it all comes at once. I love the mystery of this life and being curious about what will happen next. We have our plans and then there

Imagine 100% Commission to $1,000,000 Success

Joe Buzzello began his career as a kid — he was 19 years old! He wanted to figure out a winning formula to make it all happen. What’s the formula: It is the CAP Equation: Competencies Attitudes Pipeline Here is an interview with him and Jack Canfield, author of the Chicken Soup for the Soul Series
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Dream Weaving: Anything Is Possible

There are times when pictures and video are worth more than the written words. Take a few moments and watch. My goal is to get your attention and to get you on track–healthfully!

Do you get sad when the weather is not what you want?

It’s raining here in the Midwestern portion of the United States. The season is autumn. We all get rain. The question is — does it have a negative impact upon your mood? If yes, why is that? This life experience is filled with a variety, a wide and rich variety of visceral, sensual stimulus for

Pete Woods on our show this week

It was a Thursday morning, cold and dreary and my life was in a very sad state. My belief that my marriage was in a happy condition had crumbled–badly. It was time to retain a sharp attorney, someone with a track record of being honest and being strong in addition to being very smart. I’d
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How to improve your relationship—with yourself and with others

Our mothers told us that we couldn’t possibly love another until we first learned to love our self. They did all sorts of things to help us learn that lesson. If it wasn’t your mother telling you, it was somebody wise and older and they were correct. How are you going to attract the person
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People Tools for your life and for your business

When you meet an author that you just love to read, it is such a thrill. When that same author echoes your message of how best to live this life, what a delight. I met Alan Fox, author of People Tools and also People Tools for Business, this past spring at a book expo in

How to build a loving, romantic relationship

It is the relationships that we have in this life experience that give it true value and depth–not cash, not cars, not fabulous vacations. Each of those are fabulous, we all enjoy them but they leave us empty if there is no one with whom to share them. So how is it that you find

How Erik Erikson can be of help to you

He was a world famous psychologist. He was an expert in human development and he spent a great deal of time watching children, loving them, being curious about how they developed their skills. He put both his mind and his heart into developing his theories about the life cycle, he saw it unfold in stages.
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