Sound Behavior, With Don Crosby

This is a second interview with my special guest Patrick Kilpatrick, the last one was about 2 years ago. That noted, Patrick has become one of my favorites because of being an absolute prince for continually sharing his stories and current projects... I could listen to him all day. This particular episode is very different than any other interview, because our conversation was while Patrick was having a dental appointment, the dentist was kind enough to step out for 45-minutes for us to chat. This is my first Hollywood interview from a dental office... how fun! One of the attributes about this gentleman is his desire to make a difference, to contribute his learned experiences for future generations. Patrick's desire to make a difference has elevated as becoming a candidate in Governor's race in California, and this is why you NEED to listen to this episode! From a successful Hollywood career and author to campaigning to become the CEO of the State of California... what more would you expect from anyone who knows Patrick Kilpatrick! Check out Patrick's campaign to learn more why he is the sensible and practical choice! www.KilpatrickForGovenor.com... Here you can Give and Get Involved... To buy his book Dying For Living and to connect with Patrick click here to follow the dynamics of this fascinating professional. I hope you enjoy this episode of Sound Behavior and if you live in California don't forget, go out and vote for Patrick on September 14th! Tell him Don Crosby sent you! Cheers!

What types of emotions would flood your mind if you were witnessing a little girl who was the fighting victim of neuroblastoma cancer? This episode is with my long-time friend Eric Cook, the theme is what can happen when just one person launches an act of kindness, striking the match touching the hearts of many others. Christi still lives in the hearts of everyone who knew this beautiful, 9-year young angel, so both Eric and I hope you enjoy this episode because just maybe it will inspire you to make a difference. Eric Cook, started building websites back in 1995 as a community banker (for his bank) and now serves the banking industry heading up a digital agency focused on helping community banks with website development, digital marketing and online strategy. Taking his passion for connecting and helping others, he founded TheLinkedBanker in 2020 as a way to assist banking professionals connect and serve through the power of digital and social technologies. He was blessed with the memories and stories of his four amazing years as "Christi's webmaster" and knows first-hand how one connection online can lead to another… click this link to connect with Eric on Linked in. Thank you for listening to Sound Behavior where I share the journey of How Celebrities Are Born and the lives of everyday people. Cheers, Don  

We are all subject to trials and tribulations and some more than others, but what does the song say... "That's Life"! Here Kathy Casertano shares her early age experience and explains how this became her spiritual and mental preparation for what was to be her destiny. Listen for yourself as Kathy shares about the loss of her son, then her marriage dissolved to leave her in a state of practical homelessness. No matter your situation don't let your the extent of your condition be your focus. Put God first and trust in Him by slowing down to listen to His soft sweet words speaking into your life. The trick is slowing down, take a breath and emotionally preventing the fear of the unknown become your focus. I trust you'll enjoy my conversation with Kathy and be sure to share this with someone who needs the encouragement of More 2 Live 4. Click here to buy a copy of Kathy's book ... and be sure to connect with her by email, pureinspirationpublishing@gmail.com. Thank you for listening to Sound Behavior where I share the journey of How Celebrities Are Born and the lives of everyday people. Cheers, Don

  Terry Allan Christian is a man who not only overcame the life of a dysfunctional home, but conquered disabilities that would hold most people back, but not Terry. He took his ingrained Can-Do Anything Attitude implanted from his lovely mother, to sharing and encouraging others becoming a Professional Motivational Speaker. To the level that only most people could ever dream… including working with and being mentor by the some of the greatest self-improvement gurus of our history. This episode is an amazing story from an incredible man. How his story of dropping out of school at sixteen, leaving home to finding a high level of prestigious financial success and walking away from it all to pursue of life following Christ. Today he is an author, mentor, counselor and motivational extraordinaire for biblical teaching. Once again, I’ve been honored... thank you for listening to Sound Behavior where I share the journey of How Celebrities Are Born and the lives of everyday people. Cheers, Don p.s. Do yourself a treat, share this episode with your friends and family along with these  6 links to receive the depth of Terry’s books and materials. 1. My 40yr Journey Walking with the Master  2. Why do some Christians receive Divine Healing & others don’t?   3. THE LIFE WALK -aka- The Miracle Walk    4. My Conclusions in Christ    5. This link is to our 5min Book Preview with endorsements: 6. This link goes to our WDJS Marketing Fund Project:

Welcome to Sound Behavior Podcast, episode 36 with special guest, Ms. Christy Chilton, Hollywood actress and professional model. With determination, hard work and a relentless ability to trust in herself, listen to how an independent mother took her heartfelt passion to Hollywood and onto world-wide stardom. Christy’s story enables her to have an natural ability to speak with authority to encourage others as motivator, teacher and mentor. Bottom line our world needs more people like Ms. Chilton. Here are some nuggets of her accomplishments: Chilton starred in Vin Diesel's, Global Race Foundation film, The Paint Job (2015) which premiered at The 2015 Cannes Film Festival. She also starred in the independent films,Limited Liability, working title, Get Rich (2014) Love and War (2014), Choices (2015). Chilton had supporting roles in Dylan McDermott's Sugar (2016), Soltice (2014), The Truth about Monsters and Rogue Island, which was chosen as the Official Selection at The 2016 Gasparilla International Film Festival, The 2016 Real Time Film Festival and as a semi-finalist at The Los Angeles CineFest. Chilton played the role of 'Fantasy Wife' in noir comedy The Lost Digit (2016) and held the lead role as an overwhelmed campaign manager in the political series, Our Party (2015),backed by Comedy Central. Chilton also starred in the TV series Darkest Case:Season One (2015) as Emily and in Surround Filmworks series Raiders (2014) as Detective Lisa Koch. To connect with Christy CLICK HERE.  Thank you for listening to Sound Behavior, Where you here... "How Celebrities Are Born."  

 Stephen Miller is a martial arts expert, world-record holding strength athlete, a dynamic speaker and pastor, and renowned motivator of men. Stephen has appeared on Ripley's Believe it or Not, the docudrama “Pass it On,” and a plethora of TV interview programs. One of Stephen's passions is focused on helping men to develop their moral masculine leadership. As he put's it... my life mission is to encourage and to build men so they can be more, have more, and achieve more." He is the author of "Dynamite Comes in Small Packages," and "The Adullam Experience."He is the author of "The 30-Day Family Challenge," "Dynamite Comes in Small Packages," and "The Adullam Experience." Hearing Steve talk about his youth, father and grandfather in itself thought provoking. We hope you enjoy this conversation with my new friend, Mr. Steve Miller. To learn more about Steve and to buy his books visit Legacy 365. Thank you for listening to Sound Behavior, "How Celebrities Are Born"

Welcome to Sound Behavior Podcast, episode 34 with special guest, Will Harper, motocross champion and Hollywood stuntman. Will had natural talent and won the first of his three pro motocross championships by the time he was nineteen. The future looked promising for Will, but injuries forced him into retirement at the ripe old age of twenty-four. Will was not prepared for dealing with the loss of the only thing he ever really loved doing. Mad at the world, he went on a rampage, going to night clubs, drinking and snorting cocaine. Within a year, he was arrested for cocaine possession and got a one-year sentence in Los Angeles county jail. When he finished his time, Will decided to become a stuntman. Will became a top motorcycle stuntman and stared in, Avengers, Captain America 2, Iron Man 2 & 3, Guardians of the Galaxy 1 & 2, I, Cowboys and Aliens, Lone Ranger, doubling Sylvester Stallone in “First Blood” and doing some major stunts on “The A Team” plus many other TV shows and movies.  While working on a Mel Gibson movie “The River,” disaster struck. This episode is almost an hour because I couldn't hold back the conversation to a 30-minutes recording. You need to listen how Will Harper went from motocross stardom, to becoming a Hollywood stuntman, drug addiction sales/distribution to prison and back to stunts at Marvel Movies.  

Welcome to episode 33, with another dear friend, Lloyd Bustard. The journey of a child naturally becomes a blueprint for adulthood and for some it is easy, while others just have to work harder and dream bigger. One can easily describe Lloyd as a gifted musician, fascinating speaker, seasoned evangelist,  experienced pastor and  a disciplined man who loves to encourage others to be their finest by reminding them to THINK BIG! Every Sound Behavior episode we talk about each other's stories and once you hear how Lloyd grew up and the obstacles, he overcame to be the man he is today, you'll be amazed. He's been on a serious journey anchored with grace and honor... I have his albums... and truly appreciate his voice and expression through a beautiful piano and guitar. You need to share this episode with your friends and family... because this is another great episode of "How Champions Are Molded and Celebrities Are Born." Check out, connect and support Lloyd @ www.LloydBustard.com

Have you ever wondered about the glamor of looking like a Hollywood celebrity, then having the job to stand in performing action stunts? This episode is with John Alden, cross country motorcycle great and Hollywood stunt man. In this photo, John (left) is working with Harrison Ford on a movie set. John shares his heart felt moments and experiences of an exciting, yet dangerous profession working with Hollywood's elite. You need to listen to this episode as John reveals that only by the grace of God that he wasn't killed in a stunt gone wrong when he hit the wall during the filming of the Italian Job. Today, retired by having too many physical altercations discloses his childhood story which eventually lead to a path of self-destruction. From fast cars and motor cycles, John has evolved as an outstanding Christian Motivational Speaker, contact John to have him speak to your organization. www.johnaldenministries.com Contact John and tell him Don sent you... johnaldenstunts@aol.com Thank you for listening and sharing the stories of how celebrities are born and the journeys of everyday people.   -Don

Have you ever considered writing a book, how about becoming a professional speaker? This episode, Tim Connor shares nugget's of his story of how he launched his speaking career by giving his time away to non-profit groups which lead his experience to authoring 80+ books. During Tim's career he has giving over 4000 presentations in 25 countries on a variety of; Sales, Leadership, Management and Relationship topics, but it didn't all just happen. Everyone who has accomplished any amount of success is because they have obtained lesson's learned from their personal experiences and absorbed the brilliance from others. Here are Tim's 15 Tips For Success & Happiness Control your thoughts. Laugh a lot and have fun. Manage expectations. Live without regret. Take responsibility. Say thank you to life. Trust God. Keep learning & growing. Count your blessings. Never quit. Invest in yourself. Live in the present. Show appreciation. Let go of the past. Practice patience. I've known Tim for about years and his depth of content and his communication skills are simply fascinating. Check out his books on Amazon or, for more information about Tim, simply click this link. Thank you for joining us on Sound Behavior, How Celebrities are born and the journey's of everyday people. If you haven't... please consider subscribing because I have an amazing list of future guests! Cheers! Don    

Today's workplace is actually a second home for many people, as coworkers become families, people grow together resembling brothers and sisters. Then the unthinkable happens... someone is the center of a sick joke; their feelings are damaged and it seems almost like an instant replay of when they were being bullied on the schoolyard. But this time it’s different because with age is less tolerance, their attitude is crushed and any remaining self-esteem is only present within their imagination of a perfect life. This type of news spreads quickly as a lovely community is shocked by violence. The well known, well liked mildly mannered person snapped and behaviorally turned a reactionary killer... Episode #30 introduces an interesting story of the boy who became an accomplished man.  Who transformed his abilities with skills of passion, hard work and optimism, to take his leadership expertise for the prevention of workplace violence. To untangle complicated situations, takes someone who understands pain. Felix P. Nater is a fascinating example of identifying the champion within the celebrity. As a young boy he was placed in a children's home with his younger brother, without the luxury of speaking English, he refuses to allow the surrounding negative influences to distract his aspirations. Not only does he rise above his environment, but he succeeds professionally balancing two careers achieving high level leadership positions simultaneously. Once again I am honored to introduce this week's episode #30, my friend Mr. Felix Nater. Please let me know how you liked our conversation. Connect with Felix and tell him... Don sent you!      

For years on the public platform I would announce that we all have a story, but naturally our imagination is unable in most cases to capture the pain and dynamic's of the other person's journey. I promise you'll be touched as I have been by Craig Phillips, sharing his life story reminiscing about a family accident when their Volkswagen Beetle was hit by an oncoming Cadillac. From resting captive in a three-week coma in preparation for when he would wake up to his new battle of survival. He fought all probabilities to ultimately having a second chance to live. With this episode you'll learn about how a ten-year-old boy fought and began a new life enduring and concurring the unthinkable. This VW photo is not the actual car, but a visual to support our imagination of how the accident might appear. Craig Phillips is wonderfully amazing who deserves the opportunity to share with everyone, especially those who possibly are feeling sorry for themselves of have a rough beginning. Please share this episode with all of your friends and family as expression of encouragement and unconditional love. If you are considering having a speaker, click here to connect with my dear friend Mr. Craig Phillips, Founder of Second Chance To Live - Also, Please let me know how you liked this conversation...

This week my guest is Phil Olsen, President of Know Your Strengths and an esteemed  athletic who has lived life large (no pun intended at 6' 5"). This episode has been personally rewarding because I've learned a wonderful story from a great man of who has been a friend and colleagues since 2002. Here are just a sampling of his accomplishments; Phil was a two-time football All-American at Utah State University. An NFL first-round draft choice and a 9-year pro football veteran. His Utah State jersey #90 was retired and he was inducted into the State of Utah Sports Hall of Fame in 1985.  He’s a member of the Sports Hall of Fame at Utah State University as well as being a member of its All-Century Team. In 2000, Phil was selected by Sports Illustrated as one of the Top Fifty Athletes of the Century from the State of Utah. From  2003-2018 Phil has been selected multiple times to the final list of candidates for the NCAA College Football Hall of Fame. In 2016, Phil was named by the Deseret News as one of the Top 50 Football Players of All Time from colleges and universities in the State of Utah. Phil competed on the front line of Los Angeles Rams for several years with his older brother Merlin, who was inducted in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1982. We hope enjoy... and if you do please subscribe and share Sound Behavior with your friends and family, thanks in advance! Click here - To learn more about Phil and Know Your Strengths

  You can't miss this Sound Behavior episode 027 with child actor/musician, Keith Thibodeaux.  If you watched any TV during the mid to late 1950's & 60's you would recognize him as "Little Ricky" on I Love Lucy or Opie's friend "Johnny Paul Jason" on the The Andy Griffith Show. Keith Thibodeaux, also known as Richard Keith, is an American former child actor and musician, best known for playing Little Ricky on the television sitcoms I Love Lucy and The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour. He was billed as Richard Keith because his Cajun French last name, "Thibodeaux", was considered too difficult to pronounce by producer Desi Arnaz. He is the last living regular appearing cast member from I Love Lucy.

Welcome to episode 026 with my guest, Jasmin single mom from Southern California. New to the workforce striving to be the best-of-the-best in her new career, this episode will touch you if you’ve ever wondered about change… suddenly moving to the roll of a single parent and the consequences of necessary steps. Thinking, praying, determining and focusing on a new occupation. Faith in God and a strong upbringing is her foundation. Jasmin’s insight to add her Sound Behavior ProScan report with her resume was brilliantly suggested by our mutual friend Gregory, this step assisted her with the opportunity in her new career of learning office management. Thank you Gregory for making this happen! Hopefully you’ll enjoy this interview and if you do, please share your comments.

Welcome to episode 025 with my guest, Art Camacho Award-winning action film Director/Fight choreographer/stunt performer with a vast experience in the entertainment industry. This episode ROCK’S if you’ve ever thought you were too short, heavy or simply don’t have the physical capabilities to accomplish any type of athletic success. Art Camacho and his story should empower the mass. My passion is helping people to understand “How Celebrities Are Born” and the “Great Became Great” and Art is the man with a beautiful profile of achieving the American Dream. Art Camacho naturally blessed me by his tone and gentle appreciation for “Living the Dream”. Ironically a saying we learned that both he and I use in any giving introduction. Hopefully you’ll enjoy this interview and if you do, please share your comments.

Episode #024 Shannyn Caldwell – When I was introduced to Shannyn Caldwell we learned we were going to be working together about a half-hour before going live on air on my radio show Sound Behavior where we were broadcasting on WLQV in Detroit. We immediately connected but she was my anchor, watching her expressions and her hand signals through the glass window which separated the production and the sound booth created an exceptional experience. She was awesome. Week-after-week our guests kept impacting our conversations and the show was doing really well... we kept discussing if only we could find a connection for national syndication? At the time one of the biggest shows on TV was "Frasier" where Frasier hosts The Dr. Frasier Crane Show, a call-in psychiatry show on KACL talk radio with his producer Roz Doyle. Off the cuff on air I called Shannyn "Roz" and it stuck. Our listeners and guests alike loved it and we were having fun producing Sound Behavior. The year was 2007 and here we are asking ourselves where have these thirteen years gone? Today, she host's her own radio show - Middays with Shannyn Caldwell on Family Life Radio and is the author of the best selling book, The Healing Season. I'm honored to introduce and reconnect with my dear friend Shannyn Caldwell. Please listen, enjoy and share this episode with your friends and family... and you can click here to buy Shannyn's book!

Episode #023 Marshall Moses - For those of us who enjoy the sport of basketball there is a natural appeal combining the adrenaline of shooting accuracy, speed-of-play and the clock... watching with anticipation of how quickly a score changes, sometimes within the split second. Our natural fascination can easily be the importance of the final score, but how often do we get to know what is going through the mind, his thoughts replaying training techniques and the behavior driving the athlete? Please enjoy this exceptional interview as Marshall Moses a power guard on and off the court and I connect, as I'm sharing some deep absolutes of The Why He Does What He Does... MILWAUKEE - MARCH 19: Marshall Moses #33 of the Oklahoma State Cowboys moves the ball against Glen Rice Jr. #41 of the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets in the first half during the first round of the 2010 NCAA men's basketball tournament at the Bradley Center on March 19, 2010 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)  

During the 90’s many of us looked forward to the wit and humor of the Bob Newhart Show, with Bob and his collection of eccentric characters. From this series came the brilliant introduction, “Hi this is Daryl... and my other brother Daryl!” John Voldstad, is the comedic actor who was the other brother Daryl for eight seasons who is also this episode's distinguished guest. Very seldom do we get to meet, yet alone can we understand the real person behind the brilliance of the characters we love and admire. This is why the dynamics of our Sound Behavior format is compelling. Imagine just the thought of providing such understanding... "The Why You Do", as our guests participate with their own personal ProScan assessment to learn about themselves. John was my guest on episode #014 and we talked about his career, the other brother Daryl character and other interesting pieces of nostalgia. But he hadn't taken a ProScan... So, because I didn't know his particular behaviors and I was extremely curious needing to know the REAL OTHER BROTHER DARYL, after one request and a couple of reminders he was kind to accept a return visit and to complete his ProScan survey for our conversation. Although we’ve only known each other for two years, our communications have been so genuine that he is easily my other brother John… I’m honored to bring back John Voldstad … Please go back and listen to John and I Episode 014 and read my blog how we met originally connected. Also, your comments are appreciated, let me know what you think about Sound Behavior.

Episode 21 is with a friend and business associate, Bryan. He's a bright, experienced and educated man who on one of our business related conversations I asked him, WHY DON'T YOU JOIN ME AS A GUEST ON MY PODCAST! So here we are... I hope you enjoy his insights and our conversation from a life, business and human resource perspectives.

Our Sound Behavior Podcast is back with Duncan returning from 2012 who was a distinguished guest on my Sound Behavior Radio program. We've been talking through emails and a couple of reconnect conversations and he kindly agreed to be my first podcast relaunch. Blind from birth his sense of humor and optimism is amazing. His natural behavior described by his ProScan assessment as an ease for those who know him receiving a gift of encouragement... which also has a direct collation with his love and brilliance for music, his heart beats through his piano. If you think you're having a rough day consider your eyes being duct taped shut navigating life through your different senses. Then let's see if your attitude changes with an ability to put life into a deeper perspective? My history with the blind community is absent of pity, but with the greatest of respect... because through their eyes shines, the true love of God.

One circumstance of being an entrepreneur is how the daily essential functions of what we do so closely connect with our natural behaviors. No matter where you are in your career life, I think you’ll enjoy this episode as I introduce Rachel to herself and she gravitas toward learning about herself from a stranger. As the host I am always rewarded by the giggles of confirmation from such wonderful people… Another fun conversation of nuggets of why, we do what we do… Meet my guest – Rachel, Pasadena, CA ~ Ps. Blue Lotus Collective is a social media and influencer-marketing agency specializing in lifestyle brands. Click here to connect with Rachel and tell her Don sent you!

During my speaking engagements and on this podcast I often mention that “Every One Has A Story”, as is the title from the first chapter of my book, The Why You Do... Well, I could have listened to my guest Patrick Kilpatrick for hours... what an interesting professional who is the best-of-the-best; he has worked with the absolute who's who of Hollywood, and his stories are endless. There were so many questions I intended to ask, but while introducing him to his natural behaviors my challenge was talking because personally my enjoyment was listening to Patrick. Another fun conversation of nuggets discussing the why, we do what we do… Meet my guest - Patrick Kilpatrick, Hollywood, CA ~ Ps. Please go to his website - www.PatrickKilpatrick.com purchase his books and if you can even visit one of his book signing events listed on his website. Your book purchasing options are either hard cover or digital, but why not get both... one signed copy!

Have you ever considered how the various experiences and early passions have contributed toward molding us for whom we've become? This episode is an excellent example of reviewing a person's career to learn how even some of our most primitive occurrences assist us with the development of how we've evolved... that is, when all of the behavioral traits are allowed to be in alignment. Another fun conversation of nuggets of why, we do what we do... Meet my guest - Jeff, Raleigh, NC ~  

We all have a story and here is a really nice woman who has the role as mother, wife and the burning desire to get her business launched... she is easily described as a passionate entrepreneur. She has the natural behavior, which aligns with her ambition for being the "Connection Guru" (the name of her business) a person who helps others with a greater value of connectivity. I hope you enjoy this fun conversation as she learns... Why She Does What She Does... My guest Shana, Charlotte, NC ~

My prefect storm is having the key people who perform professional services such as dental, family practice doctor, therapeutic massage, physical therapy complete a behavioral survey to learn of their natural behaviors for predictable results. After a few chiropractic sessions and witnessing how he assisted my wife with her alignment and pain issues, I knew that Dr. Joe has the perfect behavior and the skill set to be my guy… I hope you enjoy this episode 015 with Dr. Joe, Charlotte, NC ~

For many of us we simply enjoyed the weekly humor of The Bob Newhart Show and the participation of each character. This episode is with my new friend John Voldstad, who was the other brother Daryl for eight seasons of the famed Bob Newhart TV series. But John wasn’t just the Other Brother Daryl; he’s enjoyed a healthy acting career on many movie sets packed with amazing scripts and meeting dozens of Hollywood royalty. I hope you enjoy this interesting interview with John as he describes his favorite episodes and special moments ~ Also... check out how I meant John in my Blog posting it's simply an enjoyable connection. Thanks in advance!

A few weeks ago while returning from New York I met the nicest young lady at the JFK Airport. While I was expecting a long two and half hours of waiting, a delightful conversation effortlessly breezed by and stole my expected boredom. If I remember right my contribution was more listening than talking, but I’ve learned the significance of having selective dialog, by allowing someone to express their feelings can be an appreciated experience. She was returning from a romantic rendezvous with someone of whom she thought that just maybe there was a future of long-term potential. By  the painful tone of her voice… I could sense the possible relief that probably her parents were experiencing as they were waiting for her to return home (only speculation), but I often explain to people, that “PUPPY LOVE IS REAL TO THE PUPPY”. Her feelings had been badly bruised; obviously she needed an old fashion banana split and an outstanding comedy to relieve her mind from the sensations of the emotional rollercoaster. As we were departing for our gates I introduced my passion and profession while offering to assist her, she kindly said she would LOVE to… with this episode it is my pleasure to introduce you to Sheridan, of Dallas, Texas.

For obvious reasons I am unaware of the stories that historically my guests have experienced until we chat about their behavior. And not all the time… but frequently as I introduce their natural gifting and behavioral identity they share how they over came adversity by having these traits. During this episode Lisa opens up of how even with her relationship profile, she found inter strength to overcome the excruciating pain of being bullied. Not only has she put these sorrowful memories behind her, today she credit those experiences, which pivoted, toward her continued success. Too often we hear of about tragic endings and the collateral damage from bullying, our society needs more success stories like Lisa, from Orange County, California.

On one of my last flights I sat next to a guy who was living the American dream. Hi this is “Don Crosby with your Sound Behavior Minute”. After what seemed like hours of listening to Jackson talk about his family, business, cars, travel and amazing lifestyle… he asked me… so… sir what do you do for a living? I said, thank you for asking, I help people by introducing them… to themselves and to their loved ones… He was so fascinated that it took him only minutes to complete my assessment… then his eyes began to water as I introduced him… to his true self… of stress, pure exhaustion and low satisfaction… and then we talked like old friends for the next 2 hours until we landed. I believe sitting next to Jackson was no coincidence… he, like too many people are troubled from real life and the value to have someone to understand them is priceless. Thank you for your interest and supporting Sound Behavior.

Last week I was talking with George, and he is not doing well because he feels flawed. Naturally his behavior is very strong and comes across harsh and hurting the very people he loves. Even his own parents don’t understand him… now he is almost to the point of a nerves breakdown, and he is asking why? Have you ever wondered why you seem to self-destruct your relationships? Hi this is Don Crosby with your Sound Behavior Minute. We are living during a time when people are more stretched than ever… and like George...you may feel internally very lonely. Our time together was rich because I was able to teach and encourage George by pointing out his natural God gifted abilities…why he does this…and why he reacts like that. There is great comfort in understanding yourself and “the why you do, what you do”.  

This interview has a special place in my heart because this episode is with my nephew Jacob, the younger of my brother’s two boys. We started introducing the ProScan assessments to my nephews before they were 10 years of age and here he is already 24-where have the years gone… my father, his grandfather would be so proud of them both. Listening to Jacob reminded me of some of the dynamics and choices of living off campus during my day. In preparation for our interview I printed off a series of Jacob’s scans to discuss his behavioral modification from his youth to where he is now moving into his set adulthood behavior. We discussed his part-time pizza delivery job; common social distractions and I even asked about what behavior he would look for in a special woman. Without hesitation you’ll enjoy this episode. If so please rank it for us… thanks in advance for listening to Sound Behavior!

This profound interview with one of my best friends captures a man’s passion from an early age to break the generational pain of being raised by an abusive father… to himself becoming an amazing father, an accomplishment as a young man he couldn’t conceive possible. His excruciating childhood prepared him to become a marine; the combination of his god-gifted behavior and early abuse crafted his training excellence as an accomplished leader. Then fast forward his life to when his wife walked out, his career changed from being a Gunnery Sergeant of the US Marine Corps to becoming a full-time father and mother. Jack is man familiar with the seriousness of battle, during his entire adult life he has fought the mental incarceration remaining from the Vietnam War. Today, at 70-years young he still has the heart of a lion, the unconditional love of a mother, the tough love of a father and the inter-strength from everyone who knows Jack Parson’s, because he is still the “Gunny”! Once a marine…always a marine as Jack has shared with me hundred if not thousands of time… that he is honored… to have walked among heroes.  

A few weeks ago I was meeting with a couple who have been married for 35 years and the wife confessed that she feels their relationship is empty! Have you ever wondered why it seems that your spouse fails to understand you…? Hi this is Don Crosby with your Sound Behavior Minute. And, whether you’ve been married for 35 years or you just said I DO…the issues of miss communications in your relationship are seriously predictable. What came from my conversation with Becky and Bob was interesting… Becky confessed “I still love my husband… but I don’t like him”. Bob was stunned because he didn’t know it was that serious, apparently she was good at masking her true feelings into their children. Their turning point was when I compared their communication styles with their natural behaviors. Now, they are working together at recovering their original spark back into their relationship. Thank you for listening to Sound Behavior…

When a person understands their passion the importance is receiving the peace of mind to implement the ability to live in the freedom of purpose. This episode is a conversation confirming a professional woman’s natural behaviors… We didn’t discuss stress or troublesome areas, however when someone is distributing life’s pressures with optimism and receiving many of their needs high satisfaction is frequently the outcome… and in this case… the end result. I hope you enjoy my episode with Jessica in Sacramento, CA. Thanks in advance! Don

Relationships are naturally complicated which suggest the importance of have aspiring students of behavior, but remember even apprentices need the right tools. Since the beginning of time when man first started crafting lifestyle conveniences, the chisel and hammer came before the wheel… Naturally we understand that many daily activities require the proper tools… It’s hard to replace a flat tire without a wrench and jack. You shouldn’t try tightening a screw with a hammer. Nor attempt to remodel your kitchen with a chain saw. These examples remind us that the RIGHT tools are necessary for perfection. Most of us understand the importance of having the proper tools to repair and build things, but when it comes to using tools to understand family, co-workers or ourselves the idea seems to be spoken in a foreign language. During this podcast my friend Josh from Charlotte, NC and I discuss how his training and the ProScan measurement tool has impacted his life. Personally... I hope you enjoy this episode... thanks again!

The other day I was privileged as the guest speaker for a group of young professionals from the fields of accounting, law and investment banking. My only regret was that there wasn’t enough time for specifics and the seating was so casual that it was difficult room to facilitate. One of those participants asked me some great questions, which prompted her to become our guest for this episode. Meet Jamie from Charlotte, NC Thank you for your interest in our Sound Behavior Podcast. Hopefully, you’ll be an important participant of our journey by listening via RSS feed or sharing with your friends, family and maybe even becoming a guest.

From the corporate team environment to sound behavior podcast here is a discussion with a woman who is balancing her personal and professional lives. I hope you enjoy my conversation of introducing Jessica to herself. Thank you for your interest in our Sound Behavior Podcast. Hopefully, you’ll be an important participant of our journey by listening via RSS feed or sharing with your friends, family and maybe even becoming a guest. Here is episode 03 - Jessica, from Huston, TX.

When Sound Behavior was syndicated as a weekly radio show it didn’t take us long to have a list of guests supporting amazing content for several months in advance. But now, that Sound Behavior has changed the broadcasting venue from radio to podcast, finding guests has to be an intentional effort of talking to people. Thank you for your interest in our Sound Behavior Podcast. Hopefully, you’ll be an important participant of our journey by listening via RSS feed or sharing with your friends, family and maybe even becoming a guest. Last week in preparation for a corporate phone session I introduced the launching of this new podcast… So here is episode 02 – Brittany, a professional woman from Jacksonville, FL

Sound Behavior is back on the air broadcasting as a 30-minute podcast replacing our weekly one-hour radio show. As the production and design components were being checked off my list the only missing ingredient of launching the new project was guest interviews. Then while on a consulting project in Tallulah, Louisiana one of the women attendees one of my morning classes mentioned I needed to connect with her son Ben in Nashville, TN... and when I mentioned the start of my podcast… she said oh ya! But what makes this referral story so interesting… is this session was in the Madison Correctional Center where I was working with men and women inmates who are getting prepared for release from prison into society. She wrote Ben’s information on a post-em note, handed it to me and a week later he and I connected for him to be my guest first on Sound Behavior. Ben is a very gifted young man with both a beautiful voice and an amazing story, you must listen to this first episode and go to his website www.BenWaits.com to learn more about Ben and his journey. Hopefully you’ll be an important participant of our journey by listening, sharing with your friends, family and/or maybe even becoming a guest. Thank you for your interest in our Sound Behavior Podcast. Until next time, Don