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Scott Morse is a true disruptor and outsider to the Real Estate industry. Leveraging his sales acumen garnered from over 20 years in high ticket sales combined with a ruthless entrepreneurial appetite, Scott Morse has a story unlike any other. After leveraging his sales experience to become the COO of a multi-million-dollar vacation membership sales company Mr. Morse left this comfortable high-paying position of 10 years to pursue his own entrepreneurial journey. Scott applied this knowledge and scaled his new small marketing company into a 30MM+ annual revenue company within 5 years, earning the attention of Wall Street, lobbyist groups and politicians. After facing regulatory headwind, Mr. Morse chose to sunset this company and this led him to stumble into the REI space. Immediately upon investigating the REI space Mr. Morse identified various weak entry points, a fractured market place, and a substantial epidemic of under-qualified leads ruining the sales cycles of most REI companies. Thus, was birthed Lamassu Media, the industry's first Enterprise Level Call Center, located in beautiful Colombia South America. Starting a new company in a new country led to many great experiences including now employing over 200 people, dialing more than 2MM numbers a week, producing thousands of the best leads the industry has ever seen and simultaneously building his own REI portfolio and data company. Mr. Morse is a proud partner in multiple self storage facilities, and holds a sizable residential portfolio.   In this episode, we talked to Scott about high-ticket sales and his sales principles and his approach, his organization and how he's scaling his business, his vision of the market today and what he anticipates from 2025, Novations, and much more.   Announcement: Learn about our Apartment Investing Mastermind here.   Real Estate Sales;   02:32 Scott's background; 04:57 An insight into high-ticket sales; 07:33 His sales principles and approach; 14:53 An insight into his organization and scaling; 16:01 Scott's vision of the market; 19:45 His anticipation from 2025; 21:46 An insight into Novations; 26:44 Round of Insights   Announcement: Download our Sample Deal package here.   Round of Insights   Apparent Failure: The issues he run into while trying to sell his previous company. Digital Resource: HighLevel. Most Recommended Book: The Millionaire Course. Daily Habit: Checking and rewriting his yearly goals. #1 Insight for generating leads: Money loves speed, so faster response and completion time for your clients is key. Best place to grab a bite in Colombia: Canasto style restaurants.   Contact Scott: Website | Instagram   Thank you for joining us for another great episode! If you're enjoying the show, please LEAVE A RATING OR REVIEW,  and be sure to hit that subscribe button so you do not miss an episode.

Jimena grew up in Colombia South America and is a practicing intuitive energy healer. We discus the reality of the spiritual world and the potential future for humanity.

Embark with us as our guest Jimmy, a former corporate cog turned leadership expert and global nomad, narrates his adventure to the vibrant heart of Latin America. Through his eyes, we traverse bustling cities like Bogota and Medellin, uncovering the spirit of digital wanderers who've traded office cubicles for the freedom of the open road. Jimmy's tales are not merely travelogues; they're a deep dive into the soul of each place he's touched, from the revitalizing echoes in Colombia's Comuna 13 to the tranquil charm of Querétaro, Mexico. You'll feel the warmth of the Colombian sun on your back as Jimmy describes his jungle escapades, delivering aid with a heart as open as the van's rattling doors. This isn't just another travel diary—it's a masterclass in embracing the unknown, with stories of breaking down in the mountains and finding unexpected sanctuary in a driver's family home. As we wander through the musical streets of Medellin and sample the gastronomic delights of local Colombian cuisine, Jimmy's journey illuminates the profound personal growth that comes from immersing oneself in new cultures.Grab your virtual backpack and join us for a conversation that melds the adventurous with the practical. Whether it's adjusting to a new family life abroad or managing finances in a foreign economy, Jimmy's experience offers a treasure trove of insights for anyone yearning to break away from the mundane. From the vivid colors of Guatape's rock to the flavors of a traditional Colombian breakfast, this episode is a passport to a world of transformational travel and the rich tapestry of life as a nomadic leader.Map of Colombia. You can find Jimmy's website here: https://www.jimmyburroughes.com/ And his Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/jimmybleadership/Support the Show.Please download, like, subscribe, share a review, and follow us on your favorite podcasts app and connect with us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wherenextpodcast/View all listening options: https://wherenextpodcast.buzzsprout.com/HostsCarol: https://www.instagram.com/carol.work.lifeKristen: https://www.instagram.com/team_wake/ If you can, please support the show or you can buy us a coffee.

Mariale is a Holistic Business Consultant for Worldwide Retreats and Online Events, with over seven years of experience helping multiple businesses to grow and monetize their communities through high-level events. She's worked with Spiritual Retreats, International companies, Business Coaches, and digital solopreneurs. She enjoys meeting new people every day and creating unique connections with local communities while she travels with her guitar.#GlobalGibberish | #Season4 | #Adaptation

Maritza is originally from Bogota, Colombia – South America where she obtained a Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering. A professional Project Assistant who excelled working in Corporate America for a 100 Fortune company, and later on moved to work with General Contractors and Subcontractors scaling in her Career to become a Project Engineer and in the latest years of her corporate venture. Maritza then moved to work with small business owners helping them with Business Development increasing their impact among their area of expertise, as well as setting Operational and Administrative processes such as workflows, reports, forms, etc. After mastering the duties that Small Business Owners required, Maritza created a professional virtual assistant service to assist Small Business, and busy professionals tackle their most annoying tasks, and today is dedicated to supporting entrepreneurs to increase their visibility through podcast guesting and social media lead generation services. Maritza gives back to the community by creating jobs for women and men who leave their careers to manage their home life and families, by keeping them employed with a flexible schedule and access to a residual income. MP-Virtual Assist Team is passionate, perfectly bilingual, knowledgeable, and detail-oriented. Maritza is committed to Sacred Hut, an International Foundation and Non -Profit Organization, with Head quarters in her home state of Florida. Sacred Hut is dedicated to spread positiveness and mindful living around the World.   Quote #1 Since I got my first iPad, so very familiar with the world and, when I decided to open the virtual assistant company,  I realized that that was one of the things that entrepreneurs were looking for, you know, like research podcasts in which they could guested. Quote #2 "I started with one entrepreneur that said, okay, you're new.  Let me try you out and see how many, how many interviews you can get me in a month. Um, and she was expecting two or three, you know, and the very first month I got her eight interviews. Eight interviews. I I didn't expect that. Yeah. She was my first client and she didn't expect that. So she's like, how do you do this? Quote #3 "So I go and look for business podcast's that are out there, and I  go ahead and read their descriptions and I highlight the ones that I need to listen to and I take the time to listen to one, or two different chapters, sometimes more, but I listen to and, my          VA's do the same thing. They listen to the podcast.   Don't do it all, we can help you with our group of professional Virtual Assistants. Email: MP-Virtualassist@outlook.com Or: info@mp-virtualassist.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/maritza-perez-982b01205/ https://www.facebook.com/MPVirtualAssist Featured song for this episode is "Ride On", check it out on Spotify here  https://open.spotify.com/track/5VQzjlHv7qZzyZIOSGkhjU?si=eb0d5a683f2e43d8 For a custom-branded song you can reach James at james@thejamesoconnoragency.com If you wish to have an appointment with James about coaching, use this link. www.calendly.com/dharmic Apple podcast review link Please leave us a 5 Star review, its easy to do, and really helps up out to grow the show! https://digitalhealthtoday.com/support/how-to-review-itunes/ Thank you for doing this my friends!

From cleaning lady to boss, Bibiana left Colombia South America at the age of 25 to make a life for herself. She had to start from scratch but she is accomplishing more than she could even imagine. There are huge lessons here including love of country, the power of single acts of kindness and a never give up attitude. Bibiana Rummier will inspire you and you will agree she is simply amazing. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/robert-b-goddard/message

Patricia Tamowski and Scott Douglas join the show to spread hope for anyone with ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease) and Dementia. Yes, you can actually reverse these debilitating diseases! Patricia and Scott have dedicated their lives to bringing together the top health experts in the field and uncovering the best therapies to treat neurodegenerative disease and restore people's lives. You'll learn about the root causes preventing people from healing, what you can do to immediately start addressing these diseases, and the role of emotional trauma and heavy metals in ALS. You will also learn about their incredible upcoming 2022 Healing ALS Conference, and hear some amazing stories of people who completely reversed this "terminal" illness.  On today's podcast, you will learn: What is ALS and neurodegenerative diseases? How you can treat ALS using a functional medicine approach. The root causes of ALS. How heavy metals can impact ALS. Why you must address emotional trauma to reverse these diseases. Proven healing modalities from experts like Dr. Lee Cowden. LRA tests and surprising foods that can prevent healing. Why you must protect yourself from EMF. Patricia and Scott's incredible 2022 Healing ALS Conference!   Patricia Tamowski's Bio: Patricia is principle researcher for Healing ALS. She has interviewed over 30 ALS reversals and dozens of integrative and conventional medical practitioners. She is producer for the upcoming documentary series, Healing ALS and co-author of Healing ALS, the upcoming book. She founded Healing ALS and Healing Advocates along with her partner Scott Douglas. Patricia has also interviewed MS, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's reversals. She is committed to educating the public about the true cause of disease and how to reverse it. Patricia is co-host of Healing ALS Sunday Community Meetings. She is a former software engineer and information technology project manager. She created the Healing ALS Registry along with dedicated members of the Healing ALS Volunteer Team. Scott Douglas' Bio: Scott Douglas has worked closely with the Healing ALS Community for over ten years. He hosts the Sunday Community meetings along with Patricia Tamowski. Scott is also one of the directors of the ALS Wellness Center in Colombia South America. ALSWellnessCenter.org. Scott is creator of the Healing Advocates YouTube channel with over 70 videos and over 4,500 subscribers. Scotts work includes being the director of Healing ALS, the upcoming docuseries. He is an Emmy Award nominee with 30 years' experience at NBC, CBS, and ABC as a journalist and photographer. His work has appeared on PBS, Today Show, 48 Hours, and NBC Nightly News, involving interviews with the Dalai Lama, Desmond Tutu, Bill Clinton and Mikhail Gorbachev. As a videographer and director of over 30 interviews with those who have successfully reversed ALS, his experience with investigative journalism on health in Seattle, Washington at NBC Affiliate King TV brings a wealth of information for our Healing ALS Community. You can sign up for their incredible Healing ALS Conference 2022 by going to . Use code MYERS for $50 off when you register!  

Hello once again everyone I'm your host Ray Shasho and welcome to another edition of Interviewing the Legends. Founded in 1966, Canned Heat rose to fame because their knowledge and love of blues music was both wide and deep. Canned Heat attained three worldwide hits with their rock anthems “On The Road Again,” “Going Up The Country,” and “Let's Work Together.” They secured their niche in rock ‘n roll history with their performances at the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival and a headlining slot at the original Woodstock Festival in 1969. Now, more than fifty years later and with forty albums to their credit, Canned Heat is still going strong. They have been anchored throughout the past fifty-three years by the steady hand of drummer/band leader and historian, Adolfo “Fito” de la Parra. Fito has also written a book "LIVING THE BLUES" with his personal story and Canned Heat's, available on the band's website cannedheatmusic.com, Amazon.com and barnesandnoble.com. As "Keeper of the Flame" he has remained the band leader, rhythmic and spiritual force behind Canned Heat's music for over four decades. Canned Heat remains committed to delighting their fans with creativity and musical energy as they continue to play “live” throughout the U.S. and around the world. Please welcome the legendary drummer for CANNED HEAT …ADOLFO “FITO” DE LA PARRA to Interviewing the Legends …   PURCHASE LIVING THE BLUES By Fito De La Parra Join Fito de la Parra, producer and drummer of Canned Heat, for a wild ride in a world of Music, Drugs, Death, Sex and Survival in his autobiography” Living The Blues”. Find out what happened to the world-famous band when Woodstock was over and the '60s ran out. Discover how Fito survived the wildly eccentric, deliberately chaotic, and fabulously excessive lifestyle of a rock star to become one of today's most important artists interpreting the blues. Filled with over 100 rare and collectible photographs, and artwork images from the '60s, '70s and '80s, it is available for purchase below, or through our Merchandise Page.   FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT Fito De La Parra and CANNED HEAT VISIT www.cannedheatmusic.com Official website www.facebook.com/dontforgettoboogie Facebook   CANNED HEAT TOUR DATES Saturday, September 17 5:00pm WARREN COUNTY CELEBRATION Sunday, September 18 8:00pm DARYL'S HOUSE CLUB Monday, September 19 8:00pm RAMS HEAD ON STAGE Tuesday, September 20 8:00pm CITY WINERY Wednesday, September 21 2:00pm THE BIG "E" / COURT OF HONOR STAGE Thursday, September 22 2:00pm THE BIG "E" / COURT OF HONOR STAGE Friday, September 23 8:00pm THE MUSIC ROOM / GALLERY & WINE BAR Saturday, September 24 8:00pm TOWN HOUSE CONCERT HALL (TOWN HALL) Saturday, October 1 8:00pm WATSEKA THEATRE   CANNED HEAT HAS PERFORMED AT MORE MOTORCYCLE & MUSIC FESTIVALS THAN ANY OTHER BAND IN THE WORLD. Over 100 European Tours, 20 Tours to Mexico, 15 to Australia, New Zealand & Canada. Tours to Singapore, the Philippines and Colombia / South America. Many U.S. Air Force and Army / Navy Bases around the world. WOODSTOCK ATLANTA POP FESTIVAL HARLEY DAVIDSON 90TH ANNIVERSARY TEXAS INTERNATIONAL POP FESTIVAL STURGIS MOTORCYCLE RUN, U.S.A. FILLMORE AUDITORIUMS (San Francisco & NYC, NY) MADISON SQUARE GARDEN (New York) ROYAL ALBERT HALL (London, England) BROADFORD, PONDE & HUNTER VALLEY – MOTORCYCLE FESTIVALS (Australia) 20th ANNUAL RIVER RUN (Laughlin, NV) MONTEREY POP FESTIVAL SWEDEN ROCK FESTIVAL BATH POP FESTIVAL (England) HOLLAND FESTIVAL OF MUSIC KENT CYCLE SHOW (England) THE OLYMPIA (Paris, France) THE PRESIDENTIAL PALACE (Mexico City) CARNEGIE HALL (with John Lee Hooker) BIKE WEEK, DAYTONA, FLORIDA 24 HOUR BIKE RACE, LE MANS (France)   CANNED HEAT DISCOGRAPHY Canned Heat (1967) Boogie with Canned Heat (1968) Living the Blues (1968) Hallelujah (1969) Future Blues (1970) Vintage (1970) Historical Figures and Ancient Heads (1971) The New Age (1973) One More River to Cross (1973) Human Condition (1978) Kings of the Boogie (Dog House Blues) (1981) Reheated (1988) Internal Combustion (1994) Canned Heat Blues Band (1996) Boogie 2000 (1999) Friends in the Can (2003) Christmas Album (2007) Support us!

We interview Yami Pate, a dentist in Northwest Arkansas, who also happens to be from Honduras and fluent in Spanish.  Yami answered a plea from Colombia for someone to guide their women through The Journey.  Yami teamed up with her sister from Honduras and they led this group virtually.  Then, they travelled to Colombia for a special commencement in person.  We continue to be amazed at the opportunities God is inviting us into.  Praise Him.

My guest today is Antony Malmo.    Antony is a self described Wellbeing Smuggler, Jargon Cutter, Systems Wrangler, and C-suite Whisperer. He's a director at Allos Australia, an organisation that approaches workplace mental health systemically; from EAP support and Psych Health and Safety, to Leadership & Strategy. He studied ecosystem science and psychology at University, and then abandoned both those career paths to spend almost a decade working with businesses in Colombia (South America), in the late 2000s, as it emerged from the world's long-running civil war. Ever since, he's been trying to understand how communities build resilience, how businesses can flourish amid uncertainty, and what the future of mental health will look like.   I like the way Antony thinks, how he connects the dots between ideas, and love how generous he is and really wanted to have a deep-dive conversation with him.  Instead of keeping that to myself, I wanted you to be part of it too, so here it is, my chat with Antony Malmo:

Julian Tabares was born in Colombia South America, moved to the United States with his family at the age of 5 and has grown up in Maryland ever since. Julian started getting involved in the music ministry at the age of 11 and started directing bands at the age of 14. Julian now makes his profession from music full time. Go Follow Julian's YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/c/JulianTabares

In our two part episode on Colombia, we started by talking with Felipe Cardenas last week about LGBT+ businesses in Colombia and his experience as the IGLTA Board Chair and CEO of the Colombian LGBT+ Chamber of Commerce. Check out episode 7 if you missed it! In this second part, we'll talk to Sam Castañeda, CEO of OUT in Colombia, about tourism in Colombia, life as an American expat, and his travel experiences. Download the Callin app for iOS and Android to listen to this podcast live, call in, and more! Also available at callin.com

In our two part episode on Colombia, we start by talking with Felipe Cardenas about LGBT+ businesses in Colombia and his experience as the IGLTA Board Chair and CEO of the Colombian LGBT+ Chamber of Commerce. Then next week, we'll talk to Sam Castañeda, CEO of OUT in Colombia, about tourism in Colombia, life as an American expat, and his travel experiences. Download the Callin app for iOS and Android to listen to this podcast live, call in, and more! Also available at callin.com

Juangui and Daniela, father and daughter, are dedicated to building bridges of human growth through work with music for vulnerable kids living in communities at high social risk in Medellín and Bello, Colombia (South America). Juangui is both a musician and social entrepreneur; he founded the Amadeus Organization which created the music and social program called Red de Escuelas de Música de Medellín and the first Children and Youth Symphony Orchestra in Medellín among other cultural programs with a great social impact. Daniela is a Cultural Communicator, passionate about music, education, and social innovation. She has been working for more than 10 years at Amadeus, where she had the privilege of developing her emotional intelligence while playing the cello in one of the children's and youth symphony orchestras. Juangui and Daniela work side-by-side to ensure that more children and young people have the opportunity to cultivate their human, social and artistic creativity regardless of the paradigms of poverty that surround them. Music is their secret to achieving it. What You Will Learn: How Juangui's experience of poverty differs from the poverty that families experience today in Medellin  How poverty can cause you to lose hope and imagination, and why that is the worst poverty of all What caused Juangui to use music to help impoverished children develop hope and new opportunities Why did the Colombian communities push back against teaching children classical music Why did Daniela and other students who grew up studying music decide to pursue other career paths How studying music as a child teaches principles that allow success in other areas of life How to contact Juangui & Daniela Ocampo: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/docampos/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/juanguiocampo/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AmadeusFundacion Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amadeusfund/

#002 - Welcome back to Journey with Jake!  In this episode I speak with Nick Addesso about his trip to Colombia in South America including a visit to Lake Gautavita where rumor has it the treasure of El Dorado can be found.Nick talks about his experiences with his future family in Colombia as well as the culture and food of this country.I hope you enjoy our visit about Colombia from the perspective of my friend Nick Addesso.  Join me on my journey by subscribing to the podcast!For more information and some pictures from Nick please visit: www.journeywithjake.net

Have you ever thought about raising children? What will you do when yours arrive? Today we focus on this topic and many others and men from Philly, Colombia South America and other places discuss this issue. Today the audience age ranged from 16 to 50+ years old. Enjoy and share with a friend, enemy or somebody who knows everything. A Good Word 4 Today--Let's talk about it! • A podcast on Anchor www.agoodword4today.com ‘Respectfully admitting to our youth, we need you, because there is no future without you and without vision' --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/agoodword4today/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/agoodword4today/support

"Happiness is when what you think, what you say, and what you do are in harmony." —Mahatma Gandhi  Is happiness the key to life? Francisco, from Santa Marta, Colombia, shares his thoughts. Global Gibberish Instagram: @global_gibberish  TikTok: @global_gibberish  Instrumentals by: Santiago Varela Band:  "Soul in Pill"  Instagram: @soulinpill   Interested to share your thoughts with the world, or know someone who should?  Email: globalgibberish01@gmail.com

Rev. Johan Daza was born and raised in Colombia South America. He is the third child, out of four, of two ordained Cumberland Presbyterian ministers. He is a son, husband, father, brother, minister, student, and denominational staff. He is married to Erin and they have three children, Alana, Elías and Felipe. He is a member of Emaús Presbytery in Colombia and he serves with the Missions Ministry Team through the Intercultural Ministries USA Program.Music is provided by Pierce Murphy, Caldera Blue. Source:  https://www.freemusicarchive.org/music/Pierce_Murphy/through-the-olive-branches/caldera-blueComments: http://freemusicarchive.org/Additional comments:  modifications made to shorten and loop song for introduction and closing of podcast.Copyright Attribution and License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

What do we do now? Cross Country Coffee Roadshow Sun Prairie, Wisconsin 53590 We survived  this season despite many obstacles.  Unfortunately Covid prevented roundtrip travel, but we figured a way to interview some fantastic guests (hope you agree) virtually. We ran low on funds but with the help of a wonderful sponsor we were able to put together some amazing episodes, that hopefully did not show the behind the scenes financial and technical high wire act we were carrying out. So far this season we have covered not only US coffee issues but delved into the plight of some growers and coffee sustainability.  We truly traveled around the world interviewing entrepreneurs,  coffee experts,  NFL Super bowl champions, former Coast guardsman, women and minority run coffee business.  A coffee business (Aspire) supporting those with disabilities and world renowned authors. From both coasts, and Middle America to Colombia South America, and that fantastic "land down under" Melbourne Australia. We brought you stories that spanned these United States, learning more about coffee, production, sustainability, roasting, tasting and flavor profiles. We tackled  a Colombian Revolution along with the differences of fair and direct trade, and why independent stores are so, so important to this ecosystem. We hope we educated you on how to look for not only the best tasting coffee, but what it takes to bring you this magic elixir!  How do we maintain independence and sustainability in the coffee industry?  Ok now its your turn! All that being said we now need your help, and want to hear from you if you are out there listening to our episodes and reading this. Did we keep you entertained, did you learn anything? Are we providing you with the kind of stories, guests and witty banter, that you need in order for us to keep going. As they say its the rubber meets the road time, and before we travel the next highway in our show and our lives we need to hear from you.  Let me repeat WE NEED TO HEAR WHAT YOU THINK! As you can imagine there is a tremendous amount of work that goes into each episode and if you want us to continue you will need to let us know. If this podcast has entertained or enlightened you with these episodes and stories from passionate, entertaining, and thought provoking guests, the time to let us know is now. Our first two seasons were all self funded, and we were fortunate to have a great company for the first half of this season. We are now actively trying to find a suitable replacement, and wrestling with the two minds approach. Do we stay or Do we go. Your answers will help us make that decision. We will respond to all who contact us,...so once again, send your comments to contact@crosscountrycoffeeroadshow.com and perhaps we will continue our journey with more stories, education, and our continued search for the best coffee not only in these United States but worldwide! Next week Quimbaya Colombian Coffee from Colombia and Wisconsin!!  https://quimbayacoffee.com/ Thank you for all the support you have given us so far and remember to buy your next bag of coffee using our show specific discount codes, and as always .....drink what you like and like what you drink. Dan and Linda Cross Country Coffee Roadshow

Learn about our new upcoming medical mission trip in Colombia South America --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bolwm/support

This episode of Faces of Faith with Phil Scoggins showcases a Columbus, Georgia native who has spent her past five years in Colombia (South America).Karson Meneses and her husband Eyson have been ministering to the needs of children in and around the village of Filandia.Hear how they say how God has blessed their efforts, especially during the pandemic.Find out more about the Meneses here.Faces of Faith airs every Thursday at 7 p.m. EST. at WRBL.com.

The Pulse WV Live In The MorningTopic: Global Transformation MinistriesHost: Dr. Brian Miller & Pastor John FowlerTuesday, March 9, 2021For Booking Information: 304-364-4164Email: info@thepulsewv.comThere Are Three Ways to Financially Support the Pulse-GassawayPayPal:https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=HCXFPAHPH8MYA&source=urlText:https://app.clovergive.com/app/giving/thepulse/THEPULSEGASSAWAYWVMail: P.O. Box 141 Gassaway, WV 26624Check us out on social media and our website.Website:www.thepulsewv.comFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/thepulsewv/https://www.facebook.com/718582154980548/YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkUxPTJpjRyLCRJ5ZnLiVlwhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpGXhf2uE9oSMh961HaKJogInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/thepulsegassaway/Twitter:https://twitter.com/thepulsewvApple Podcast:https://thepulsewv-gassaway.simplecast.com/https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-pulse-wv-live/id1527607059 Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/4YZljk4BeOmao9KAo7NYn6?si=bJu7H3MWT5eezEh357OqKAhttps://open.spotify.com/show/7pbbpIgE2Spzqdmd982w2c?si=-5W7mfxhSJyIk-mREfMmHwGoogle Play:https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5zaW1wbGVjYXN0LmNvbS96NDFMazd0WAhttps://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5zaW1wbGVjYXN0LmNvbS9ockc4RE4xaA

— “It's often much easier to change “who we think we are” than it is to change the situation itself.” Valeria Teles interviews Peter Alessandria — the author of “Be Bigger Than You Think You Are! : Overcoming Our Self-Imposed Limits To Have The Life We Want” Born and raised in the New York City area, Peter attended college and law school in Upstate New York. After law school, he moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career as an entertainment attorney. Today he is an author, speaker and teacher, as well as an award-winning, internationally published, fine art, portrait and commercial photographer. Working as an attorney in the entertainment industry sparked Peter's own creative interests and in early 2000, while still practicing law, he began experimenting with digital video production. He eventually took up filmmaking as a hobby, and wrote, produced and directed six short films. Everything was great until the end of 2008. That was the year the Global Financial Crisis hit, and within a matter of months Peter lost his law practice. Despite his best efforts, he was unable to revive it and soon came to a crossroads: what he was going to do with the rest of his life? After much deliberation, Peter decided to follow his heart and pursue his passion for photography full-time. So in 2009, he moved back to the East Coast and launched his photography business. Unfortunately, things didn't go so well at first. For almost three years, Peter struggled to get his new business going. More than once wondered if he had made the wrong choice. At first, it seemed like the economy was the problem. Then he thought it might be his lack of formal education in art or photography. Next he wondered if it was the competition from all the other photographers out there. At one point, he was even convinced it was because he didn't have the latest and greatest camera equipment. But it turned that out none of that was the problem. What was holding Peter back were his own limiting thoughts and beliefs about himself. He had a very negative self-image when it came to being a creative person and it was his own fear and self-doubt that were stopping him from moving forward. Peter fought hard for many months to overcome these obstacles. Using various techniques he was eventually able to shift his self-image and break through into a more empowered way of living. This is what his latest book is all about. The results speak for themselves: Peter went from someone who never won an award for anything in his entire life, to someone who has won more than 70 Awards for his photography. He went from a person who was terrified to show his work publicly, to someone who has had dozens of shows and exhibitions, and whose images have been published online and in newspapers and magazines around the world. And he went from someone who never dreamt it was possible to sell even one of photo, to a working artist who licenses images for commercial use and who has sold prints to Collectors as far away as Australia. In addition to being a freelance photographer, Peter is also an Official Photographer for Fireworks by Grucci®, one of the oldest and most well-respected fireworks performance companies in the world. For the past four years, he has traveled the globe photographing their pyrotechnics performances, including two trips to Dubai, the Maldives and various locations around the North America. He is also listed as an Official Participant on two of the company's Guinness World Records – how cool is that! As an artist, Peter sells framed, signed Limited Edition fine art prints of all his photos and also has two photography books: “New York Cityscapes” (2018 Amherst Media) which is a collaboration with six other top NYC photographers, as well as his own NYC-photobook, “New York City Nights – Book 1”(2017). Both are available on his website and Amazon. Perhaps most astonishing is that Peter achieved all this without any formal training in art or photography – he is completely self-taught! Yet, it wasn't until he overcame his own limiting thoughts and beliefs about himself that he was able to accomplish all these things. As he now knows, all the talent in the world won't help someone who doesn't believe in themselves. Today, Peter coaches, speaks and lectures on topics from “Be Bigger Than You Think You Are!®” He offers classes and weekly online workshops designed to help individuals and companies elevate their life and business to the next level. His passion for inspiring others has taken him as far as Colombia South America where he addressed more than 1,000 college students on the importance of pursuing our goals and dreams in life. He has given similar talks at Fordham University and to the Princeton Photography Club. To learn more about Peter Alessandria and his work please visit: https://www.bebiggertoday.com/     — This podcast is a quest for well-being, a quest for a meaningful life to the exploration of fundamental truths, enlightening ideas, insights on physical, mental, and spiritual health. The inspiration is Love. The aspiration is to awaken new ways of thinking that can lead us to a new way of being, being well. 

Esteban Martinez is an architect and civil engineer from the Universidad de los Andes.  He received his Master's Degree in Sustainable Design from the Boston Architectural College and complementary studies in Sustainable Urbanism from the Rotterdam School of Architecture. Esteban holds the following credentials: LEED AP BD&C, LEED AP O&M, GREEN RATER, and Certified Building Commissioning Professional from the Association of Energy Engineers.  Martinez is Co-Founder and Director of Sustainability at Green Loop, in Bogota, Colombia – South America where he brings his vast array of experience as a sustainability consultant, energy modeler, and commissioning agent. Esteban has worked on over 180 different projects located in Colombia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Ecuador and EEUU. In Colombia there are very few companies that develop sustainable architecture in every sense of the word. Most of them are exclusively limited to bioclimatic development, which represents only a small branch of sustainability in buildings. At an industrial level, most of the companies that work on ERUs are limited only to the analysis at the energy level, without going into the design and layout of buildings, and therefore the correct use of natural resources. By integrating the energy branch, with the design and rational use of other resources, it is possible to maximize the reduction of operational costs and therefore greater competitiveness of its products both nationally and internationally.   Show Highlights   Building in Latin America and mandates that are pushing efficiency. The benefits of a dual degree in engineering and architectural for bigger impact.  How a “fluke” started the whole green building movement in Colombia? Esteban's entrepreneurial journey to bringing LEED projects to Colombia. Energy simulations and  bio climatic analysis  throughout the world. A LEED gold rating system with less than 1% of extra costs.  Materials that adapt to what the environment is bringing.  The client looking at money is a good part of the sustainable equation. The impact Greenbuild has on your career.   “Remember that sustainability is about people, planet, and profit. If the profit is not there, your client will probably do the project that you're pursuing, but he will never do it again. If it doesn't make economical sense, it's not sustainable.” -Esteban Martinez Esteban Martinez Transcript   Esteban Martinez's Show Resource and Information   The Green Studio Handbook   LinkedIn Green Loop   Connect with Charlie Cichetti and GBES Charlie on LinkedIn Green Building Educational Services GBES on Twitter Connect on LinkedIn Like on Facebook Google+ GBES Pinterest Pins GBES on Instagram   GBES is excited our membership community is growing. Consider joining our membership community as members are given access to some of the guests on the podcasts that you can ask project questions. If you are preparing for an exam, there will be more assurance that you will pass your next exam, you will be given cliff notes if you are a member, and so much more. Go to www.gbes.com/join to learn more about the 4 different levels of access to this one-of-a-kind career-advancing green building community!   If you truly enjoyed the show, don't forget to leave a positive rating and review on iTunes.  We have prepared more episodes for the upcoming weeks, so come by again next week! Thank you for tuning in to the Green Building Matters Podcast!   Copyright © 2021 GBES

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We are back! Today's episode is an interview with street photographer / photo journalist / biologist (yes all those things), David Pineros. David and I spoke about his original home of Bogota, Colombia (South America) and how his photography started as landscape work whilst in nature during biology trips. David also shares about his philosophies of photography and what is necessary for a photographer to be able to “hunt” for great pictures- it's all about doing every last movement with authenticity and intentionality. Lastly we talk about his time photographing major civil rights actions here in Nashville and what his process of capturing both high intensity moments and the more relaxed or less pressured moments. All of this and much more is spoken about in this episode and if you are looking to see more of David's work see his artist page on theliberationpodcast.com , look at this website https://pineros.pb.photography, and follow his instagram @dp_ photo _ essays. Support the show

Chef Jose Salazar was born in Colombia South America and was raised in Queens NY. Chef Salazar got his start in restaurants as a bartender and waiter at some of New York’s hottest establishments- among them, Donatella Arpia’s Bellini restaurant. Although the front of the house is where he started, it was the kitchen that really caught his eye. This prompted him to enroll in the culinary program at the New York Restaurant School. Upon graduating in 2001 he landed an internship with famed Chef Jean George Vongerichten at his namesake restaurant; Jean George. After completing the internship, he went on to work with some of New York’s most celebrated chefs and restaurateurs, including Geoffrey Zacharian of Town, Josh De’ Chellis of Sumile, and Eric and Bruce Bromberg of Blue Ribbon. However, it was Jose’s four years working with Chef Thomas Keller that made the most palpable impression on his cooking philosophies. In 2003 Jose was hired as chef de partie to be a part of the opening staff of the highly acclaimed Per-Se restaurant. Then in 2006, he was instrumental in the opening of another of Chef Keller’s projects; Bouchon Bakery, where he became the Executive Sous-Chef. In 2008, Chef Salazar took his knowledge and experience to Cincinnati Ohio, where he was tapped to be the Executive Chef of The historical Cincinnatian Hotel and Palace restaurant. It’s there that Jose was able to hone his style of cooking, incorporating the ingredients and techniques of the Americas, Europe, and Japan. Since his arrival to the Queen City, Jose has received many favorable reviews, including 5 stars (the highest rating) from Polly Campbell of The Cincinnati Enquirer. He’s also garnered national attention- In 2011 Food and Wine magazine awarded him the title of people’s choice “Best New Chef”. In December of 2013 Chef Salazar and his wife Ann opened Salazar, their much-anticipated restaurant in the Over the Rhine neighborhood of Cincinnati. Immediately after opening it was clear that Salazar was going to be an instant hit. Their modern bistro is packed nightly with diners eating foods such as duck rillettes, fried oyster sliders, rib-eye steaks, and veal tongue al’a plancha. This little forty-five seater, while just around three years old is recognized as one of the best in the city by the dining public and critics alike. In August of 2015, Jose and Ann opened Mita’s, a 135 seat restaurant located in the heart of downtown Cincinnati. This restaurant features the food and drinks of Spain and Latin America with a formal but laid back design. In just a year and a half Mita’s has already set it’s self apart with wonderful food, service, and ambiance. It has received praise from countless publications, both locally and nationally. Chef Salazar and Mita’s have received nominations for “Best Chef”, Great Lakes from the prestigious James Beard Foundation in 2016 and 2017. Chef Salazar is currently in the process of opening up a new eatery this summer (2019) called Goose and Elder.

Curious as to how the COVID Pandemic is effecting our brothers and sisters at Rescue Mission Church in Barranquilla Colombia? Listen in as lead pastor, Tim Bice, and shepherding elder, David Goodson, interview pastors Juan and Moises. As a warning the topics discussed are heavy, but be sure to stick around until the end to hear David and Tim point these brothers to the truth of the gospel with encouragement from scripture. Finally, listen in to know how you can join us in praying, and thanks for tuning in to this important update from our sister church in Colombia South America.

Pastor & Author Terry Bailey is the Senior Minister of Indian Run Christian Church in East Canton Ohio. You can reach Pastor Terry at the Church at (330) 488-2938. Check out our website too at… www.ChristForEastCanton.com. This week, in the midst of the Corona Virus and Ohio Governor mandated social distancing, we held our "Drive-In Church Service" as usual, and had a special guest preacher - Brother Dale Meade. Dale has been a Missionary to Colombia South America since 1971 and is one of the missionaries that we proudly support. You can find Dale's website www.supportccm.com We encourage you to share this message with friends and family. This podcast was produced by Michael Felcyn, Sr. (www.mfelcyn.com)

Lonnie Klein is the esteemed Maestro of the Las Cruces New Mexico Symphony. In addition to an extensive regular concert season with the Las Cruces Symphony Orchestra [New Mexico} Lonnie Klein has guest conducted regularly with orchestras in Mexico, Canada, Italy, Germany, Turkey, Colombia (South America), Spain, as well as with orchestras in the United States. In the summer of 2017, Lonnie conducted master classes and coached chamber music at the Conservatori Superior de Musica (Spain). In July of 2017 Lonnie conducted a special collaborative concert of opera, ballet and arias with Natalie Bancroft, Beatrice Villiger and dancers from the San Diego and Virginia ballet at the Spencer Theatre in Alto, NM.

In this episode, we talk with Brian David Miller from Global Transformation Ministries. Colombian Coffee and Esther's House Pregnancy Crisis Home are just a few of the topics we discuss. Connect with Brian: http://www.tministries.org/ (http://www.tministries.org/) https://www.facebook.com/BrianMillerColombia (https://www.facebook.com/BrianMillerColombia) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/3880/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/3880/support

Jose Salazar is the chef / owner of three Cincinnati, OH restaurants, Salazar, Mita’s and Goose & Elder. First job in the industry? Bartender, 8 1/2 restaurant Proudest moment(s) of your career? Opening my first restaurant (Salazar) Food and/or drinks staples in your house? Coffee, milk, lemon lime soda, red wine Two things most people don't know about you? I used to be a graffiti artist. I have a longing desire to take a full summer crisscrossing the country in a crappy (yet reliable) winnebego with my wife and son. Words to live by? "To improve is to change; to be perfect is to change often" - Winston Churchill Website - SalazarCinicnnati Facebook - /SalazarCincinnati Instagram - @chefjosesalazar @salazarcincy @mitascincy @gooseandelder Chef Jose Salazar was born in Colombia South America and was raised in Queens NY. Chef Salazar got his start in restaurants as a bartender and waiter at some of New York’s hottest establishments- among them, Donatella Arpia’s Bellini restaurant. Although the front of the house is where he started, it was the kitchen that really caught his eye. This prompted him to enroll in to the culinary program at the New York Restaurant School. Upon graduating in 2001 he landed an internship with famed Chef Jean George Vongerichten at his name sake restaurant; Jean George. After completing the internship, he went on to work with some of New York’s most celebrated chefs and restaurateurs, including Geoffrey Zacharian of Town, Josh De’ Chellis of Sumile, and Eric and Bruce Bromberg of Blue Ribbon. In December of 2013 Chef Salazar and his wife Ann opened Salazar, their much anticipated restaurant in the Over the Rhine neighborhood of Cincinnati. Immediately after opening it was clear that Salazar was going to be a hit. Their modern bistro is packed nightly with diners eating foods such as duck rillettes, fried oyster sliders, and “everything Salmon”. This little forty five seater, is often considered among the best that Cincinnati has to offer. In 2015 Jose and Ann opened Mita’s, a 135 seat restaurant located in the heart of downtown Cincinnati. This restaurant features the food and drinks of Spain and Latin America with a formal, but laid back design. Mita’s has set it’s self apart with wonderful food, service and ambiance. Jose and Mita’s have received many local and national accolades, most notably nominations from the James Beard Foundation in 2016, 17,18 and 19’ for best Chef, Great Lakes. Jose and Ann are currently in the building stages of their third restaurant and bar called Goose & Elder located near the famous and historic Findlay Market in Cincinnati.

For more than two decades, Oscar De Las Salas has designed and directed projects throughout the world, and has been recognized for his contributions to the international world of style, as a respected fashion producer, style critic, writer and creative director. Our podcast features his story of how he was born in Colombia South America and made it to Arizona and how he has transformed style and creativity here in Phoenix and Scottsdale. He is currently chairing one of the most elegant evenings in town for an institution that is key in Scottsdale and has a long tradition in the world of arts locally. This year is the 20th anniversary of the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (SMoCA) https://smoca.org of which he been a part of the board for more than a decade. Oscar and his team are preparing a glamorous evening under the stars to celebrate the occasion on December 7th at 6pm. Follow Oscar at https://whatwouldoscardo.com

Episode #98 Yemeni Mesa is a dad, entrepreneur, former competitive bodybuilder and lover of food.  He’s spent most of his life pursuing two passions that are at odds with each other: a love for carby sugary food and all of the great pleasure it brings, and an equal love for feeling lean, strong and healthy.  These opposing endeavors have brought him to where he is today. His mission is to optimize his health, without compromising on the great joy that food brings. In this episode of What The Fat, we talk about what drives his experimental and entrepreneurial mindset, his invaluable experience working for top power houses in nutrition like Quest, and his exciting new brand coming to market, Heka Foods!   Enjoy The Show!   Take Aways Yemeni Mesa is a passionate entrepreneur with over 25 years of senior executive experience, working with fast growing and disruptive brands like MET-Rx, Dreyer’s, Quest & KNOW.  From a young age he developed a die hard work ethic to achieve success. As a former bodybuilder, Yemeni, holds a strong passion for nutrition, fitness, and “bio-hacking”. He is constantly self experimenting on how he can optimize his health and share his findings with the world. In this episode we chat about his experience working for some of the top company’s in the nutrition space, tips for entrepreneurs, and his exiting new brand launching!    Links and Resources Yemeni's Instagram Yemeni's Website Heka Foods   Show Notes  1:28 Growing up in Colombia South America and moving to the United States 4:26 How Yemeni's passion for health and fitness started 7: 26 What drives his self experimental mindset 9:05 His experiences working with MET-Rx, Dreyer’s, Quest & KNOW 17:35 The Intoxicating Environment at Quest Nutrition 21:49 The reformulation of the Quest Bar 30:42 Tips for entrepreneurs on navigating retailers 34:39 Working with KNOW as President of Sales and Marketing 39:33 The mistake that cost KNOW: Chipgate 2018 46:10 Pros and cons of venture capitals 49:24 What is Yemeni up to now? New brand alert! 57:04 All about Heka Foods 59:28 Where you can find Yemenie 1:00:28 What Yemeni is most excited about!   Tweetables    “We care about the products integrity”   “The bars that have IMOS in them have more net carbs than you think...IMO’s do partially digest and are in fact more of a carbohydrate than they are a fiber”   “The retailer lives by brands who bring in foot traffic”   “You don’t start a business to make money, you don’t build a business to get rich”   “If you’re managing a brand be transparent, be honest from the get go”   “Sweeping something under the rug and not addressing it, big mistake”   “You have to build a core audience, a core consumer who loves the brand”   “I think of the ketogenic diet as a healing diet... Keto to me is how I made myself healthy, and now that I’m healthy I can focus on body composition - thats secondary”   If you like today’s episode, subscribe on Apple Podcasts at What The Fat and leave us a 5-star, positive review. Tips, Recipes, Community: @ryanplowery Videos: Dr. Ryan Lowery Youtube  

Health At Every Size® counselor Melissa Carmona joins us to discuss how her Colombian roots shaped her relationship with food and body, the role of discrimination and food insecurity in triggering her disordered eating, how to set boundaries with people who are less receptive to the HAES message, how she’s helping her young daughter preserve her natural intuitive eating skills, and so much more! Plus, Christy answers a listener question about how to handle overeating after a period of food insecurity. Melissa is a bilingual Clinical Mental Health Counselor in Greensboro and Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Her experience as a counselor includes helping people heal from eating disorders, trauma, depression, and anxiety. She works through a HAES® and Intuitive Eating lens, which has allowed her to view other aspects of our identities through that same lens as well. Being the daughter of immigrants, growing up in Colombia (South America) and having Latinx roots are an essential part of what shaped who she is—including her personal beliefs, the route of her career, and the relationship with her body and food. It was in Colombia that she had her first exposure to mental illness and the stigma that comes with this as well. The experience that she’s had in both the USA and Colombia is allowing her to reflect on the influence that culture has on the way we see and treat ourselves, and being able to acknowledge her privileges or lack thereof within these have also been a powerful awakening of how much control our cultures can have over any type of healing that needs to happen in our lives. Find her online at ThreeBirdsCounseling.com. US citizens, don't forget to vote this Tuesday, November 6th! Go to vote.org to find your polling place. Grab Christy's free guide, 7 simple strategies for finding peace and freedom with food, to start your intuitive eating journey. If you're ready to give up dieting once and for all, join Christy's Intuitive Eating Fundamentals online course! Ask your own question about intuitive eating, Health at Every Size, or eating disorder recovery at christyharrison.com/questions. To learn more about Food Psych and get full show notes and a transcript of this episode, go to christyharrison.com/foodpsych.

Mobilizing A Nation To Fight Abortion In Colombia, South America - PODCAST #134 Topics We Cover On This Episode [1:19] Colombia, South America: An amazing pro life need [4:38] The dark business of abortion in Bogota, Colombia [8:10] 40 Days For Life begins in Bogota and how the Pro Life movement has grown [11:05] God’s hand in using 40 Days For Life to mobilizing the country of Colombia [13:10] Will abortion laws become more relaxed in Colombia in the future? [18:21] How baby showers are being used to combat feminist opposition [22:57] Support and interaction with Protestant and Catholic churches Abortion is an international issue, a crisis that touches cultures and people groups all over the globe. This episode features the efforts being made to fight abortion in Colombia, South America. In this episode, Robert Colquhoun and Katharine O’Brien speak with Pamela Delgado, a 40 Days For Life volunteer in Bogota who has spearheaded the efforts to fight the prolific and devastating effects of abortion in Colombia. Becoming Aware of the Spectre of Abortion in Colombia It was 2015 when Katharine O’Brien first visited Bogota, Colombia on a mission trip. She loved the people, the culture, and the beauty she encountered. One thing she didn’t expect to see was the pervasive influence of abortion in the capital city. One neighborhood in particular, was littered with over 70 abortion clinics, which broke her heart. She knew something had to be done. In this conversation, you’ll hear how 40 Days For Life campaigns are now active all over the city and how the local community is being mobilized. Organizing Vigils and Creating Awareness In the Community Colombian 40 Days For Life Director, Pamela Delgado points out how the majority of people in the country of Colombia are Catholic, which makes it all the more surprising that abortion in Colombia is so prevalent. Before she became aware of the widespread problem of abortion in her country she thought the people would be pro-life. But much to her surprise, many of the women in the capital city of Bogota were victims of the abortion industry already - and the abortion proponents were very active in seducing college-age women into their facilities. God’s Spirit began to stir her to prayer and then to action as she became the first 40 Days For Life Director for Colombia. The Opposition of Pro-Abortion Forces in Colombia is Aggressive and Real In this conversation, Pamela describes how feminist and pro-abortion groups have stood against the 40 Days For Life efforts she’s been leading. The outlandish and aggressive tactics they’ve employed show how desperate they are to hold on to the financial lifeline abortion is for them. In this conversation, Pamela describes the types of things pro-abortion supporters have done to come against the vigils she leads and how God has overcome every attempt to thwart their efforts. It’s an encouraging story you won’t want to miss. Listen now! Baby Showers Express Support and Hope For Mothers Considering Abortion The 40 Days For Life team in Bogota has found that many of the women who choose to terminate their pregnancies do so because they feel alone and without support. To combat those feelings and to demonstrate that these young mothers will not be alone, the team has hosted many baby showers for special moms who choose not to end their pregnancies. These baby showers show that there is a better alternative than abortion and celebrate the miracle of life that is happening in the wombs of these precious young women. Pamela Delgado explains the impact the baby showers are having in more detail, on this episode. Resources & People Mentioned Pamela Delgado’s story Connect With 40 Days For Life www.40DaysForLife.com On Facebook On Twitter Email Sign Up App   Subscribe to 40 Days For Life on Apple Podcasts & Google Play

Welcome to Attachment Theory in Action! Our podcast is dedicated to therapists, social workers, counselors and psychologists who are working with clients from an attachment-based perspective. Interviews are conducted with individuals who are doing clinical work as well as leading attachment theory researchers. Your host, Karen Doyle Buckwalter will introduce you to Ana Gomez, who will discuss attachment theory and how she uses EMDR therapy with both the parent and the child.  Ana M Gomez, MC, LPC born in Colombia (South America)  is a psychotherapist in private practice, author of several books, chapters and articles, and a lecturer internationally known for her innovative work with children and adolescents. In addition, Ana is an EMDRIA approved consultant; an EMDRIA advanced training provider, an EMDR Institute, EMDR-IBA and EMDR-HAP trainer. Furthermore, Ana has received training in Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Play Therapy, Sandtray Therapy, Theraplay, Interpersonal Neurobiology (IPNB), and the use of the Adult Attachment Interview (AAI). She has worked with children, adolescents, adults and families affected by trauma and adversity for almost 20 years.

The power of one life to shift the atmosphere of the community

Ron and Debbie give background, update and challenge during their visit home from Colombia South America.

  In June 2007 Naptali took his first journey to Europe, he did a few Songs for German Based Producers.   2010 Naptali toured through Europe, July/August/September...this lead to his 1st Album realease "Long Journey"....which was named Best Reggae Album of 2010. 2011 Naptali performed at the Manizales Grita Rock Festival in Colombia South America. What is next for Naptali......he has been in the studio night and day...non-stop working on his 2nd album which will be his most accomplished masterpiece yet!!! The album name.....UNIVERSAL MESSAGE   Rising international reggae artist Ziggie Bless (aka Juncsion), christened Livingston Lewis, was raised in Trench Town, Jamaica. Ziggie Bless learned the hardships of living in the ghetto and later migrated to the United States in 1992. Returning to his roots helped Ziggie Bless to launch his music career as he saw the need to express in music the various situations that was unfolding before his eyes. Look out for Ziggie Bless who is currently performing in the New York area and working on his upcoming album.    Veronica Ruth Majsiak aka "Lady V" is Owner/Contractor of Let's Paint an Interior/Exterior Painting business. Jah has blessed her to use this gift to be a blessing to others where she has been volunteering for six years twice a year with Habitat for Humanity helping to rebuild New Oleans and the Mississippi Gulf Coast after Hurricane Katrina in the USA.  The vision that Jah has given her is to take her gift to the next level...to build homes and schools in the hills of Jamaica...hence.."Project Give Back Jamaica"...the vision now being manifested into the mission....Stay tuned to"Lady V" with Project Give Back Jamaica as she Paves the Way to a Child's Education and Future...One School at a Time!