Episodes

“Things really do work out when you take care of everybody, and you take care of the people love.” - Kristin Zhivago

“Be the person who illuminates.” - Susan RoAne

“How’s God not going to root for the guy that wants to lead people to Him and help hurting people.” – Michael Towers

“Excellence honors God and inspires people. Mediocrity does neither.” - Rev. Dr. William Attaway

“If you’re trying to half-do two things, you’re not going to do either thing really well.” – Holly Worton

“Go get help from a gray-haired person.” - Gordon Stein

“Celebrate the process of learning.” - Shaahin Cheyene

“Don’t just see your career as a job where you’re performing a certain task. See it as an apprenticeship to a higher purpose or as your purpose.” - Tony Pisanelli

“One of the greatest gifts that man was given was the ability to progress. And yet at the same time, it’s a double-edged sword.” - James Edward Webb

“Whenever you remind someone of their value, you increase your own value.” - Dr. Joseph Shrand

“Everything will always work out and it will be okay in the end if you just keep on working and keep on pursuing something you love.” - Sarah Humpherys

“Face your stuff, don’t stuff your face.” - Renée Jones

“People want to read about ordinary lives too because we read books to learn how to live.” - Linda Wisniewski

“Vague requests give you vague results.” - Benjamin H.S. Scott Jr.

“Beta readers and editors are worth their weight in gold.” – Helen Starbuck

“Your perspective is going to dictate how you react to a situation.” - Kevin E. Eastman

“Be still in the storm because that is where we are reborn.” - Shundrey Patterson

“Great communication and great connection produces a greater level of intimacy.” - LaQuita Monley

“Just be you. There is nothing wrong with you.” – Griselda Beck

“I would rather die of thirst than drink from the cup of mediocrity.” – Becky Paroz

“When you’ve got the vulnerability to ask someone whose steps ahead of you, you will begin to move the needle forward.” – Brad Milford

Never settle and always be authentic. Today’s featured author is licensed occupational therapist and nature lover, Alicia Kollmar. Alicia and I have a fun chat about her book, “Pediatric Anxiety: An Occupational Therapist's Guide To Assessing, Treating, And Supporting Children With Anxiety”, culture awareness, and more! Key Things You’ll Learn: What is occupational therapy How Alicia became an occupational therapist What inspired her to finally become a published author. How she got her book don...

“Everything I do is evidence-based.” – Dr. Ed La Cara

“I like to evoke empathy in kids.” – Aruna Lepore