Published on November 13, 2011 · Topics:
Business,
Career Development,
Change Management,
Leadership,
Management,
Personal Development,
Productivity,
Professional Development,
Relationship Counseling,
Relationships,
Self Awareness · Comments: 0
Mark Nicholas is a graduate of Susquehanna University and Syracuse University College of Law. During school he worked as a inter/clerk for the State of New York, prosecuting child abuse and neglect and later interned in the representations of prominent…
Published on November 13, 2011 · Topics:
Business,
Career Development,
Change Management,
Coaching,
Leadership,
Management,
Personal Development,
Productivity,
Professional Development,
Relationship Counseling,
Self Awareness,
Team Building · Comments: 0
I really enjoyed my interview with author Mark Nicholas about his new book entitled ” I Come First-How the Individual Ego Rules Every Business Decision“. Mark points out that in business we encounter a world very much out of our…
Ed McShane is a psychotherapist, author and lecturer. He began writing commentaries for KPBS (Public Brodcasting-San Diego) twenty five years ago. His essays appear on http://www.kpbs.org.
Ed has lectured at different non-profit organizations, schools, and private groups. He has spoken…
We all need an uplift from time to time, and author Ed McShane in his book “Notes For The Heart” certainly provides that positive vibe. In his book which is a series of true stories and short essays, Ed conveys…
Published on March 16, 2011 · Topics:
Business,
Coaching,
Communication,
Leadership,
Management,
Personal Development,
Productivity,
Purpose & Passion,
Relationship Counseling,
Relationships,
Self Awareness,
Team Building · Comments: 0
Since awakening to his life’s purpose in 1963, Craig has celebrated life as a passionate evolutionary leader. He has been a publishing and organizational executive, as well as a guide to those called to authentically show up in life and…
Published on March 16, 2011 · Topics:
Business,
Coaching,
Communication,
Leadership,
Management,
Organizational Change,
Organizational Development,
Personal Development,
Productivity,
Professional Development,
Purpose & Passion,
Relationship Counseling,
Relationships,
Self Awareness,
Team Building · Comments: 0
I have known Craig Neal for a number of years, as a matter of fact I attended one of his “The Art of Convening” meetings at the Gap in Northern California several years ago. I recently reconnected with Craig…
Published on February 27, 2011 · Topics:
Coaching,
Compassion,
Inspirational,
Manifesting,
Meditation,
Personal Development,
Positive Thinking,
Professional Development,
Relationship Counseling,
Relationships,
Self Awareness,
Spirituality · Comments: 1
Dr. H. Ronald Hulnick has served as the President of the University of Santa Monica in Santa Monica, California, since 1983. He is responsible for directing all aspects of the University’s well-being including serving as a member of the University Board…
Published on February 27, 2011 · Topics:
Coaching,
Compassion,
Inspirational,
Manifesting,
Meditation,
Personal Development,
Positive Thinking,
Professional Development,
Purpose & Passion,
Relationship Counseling,
Relationships,
Self Awareness,
Spirituality · Comments: 0
I had the distinct honor to interview two spiritual teachers of mine who have had a significant impact on transforming my life for the positive, and countless thousands of other University of Santa Monica graduate students in the study of Spiritual…
Published on January 16, 2011 · Topics:
Astrology,
Coaching,
Communication,
Inspirational,
Personal Development,
Purpose & Passion,
Relationship Counseling,
Relationships,
Self Awareness,
Spirituality · Comments: 0
Dr. Craig Martin, known to most as “Dr. Craig,” is a spiritual counselor, relationship expert, and author of Elemental Love Styles: Find Compatibility and Create a Lasting Relationship. He provides counseling based on astrology and his lifetime of studying worldwide spiritual practices…
I had a lot of fun interviewing Dr. Craig Martin the author of “Elemental Love Styles“. In his book people find and understand the deeper needs through the four natural elements which represent the human personality types: Fire (creative and enthusiastic) Air, (communicative…
