Podcasts about just like my child foundation

Vivian Glyck is a thought leader in global issues facing adolescent girls and women, and founder of Just Like My Child Foundation.  Do you believe everything happens for a reason? Vivian's passion for empowering young girls to find their voice and protect their bodies was born out of her own traumatic sexual and emotional abuse as a child. Listen for her story of growing up as the immigrant child of Holocaust survivors in NYC's Spanish Harlem, and hear intimate details about the origin story of her foundation that she doesn't usually share when talking about her work.  You'll also hear two huge GFR Moments from Vivian's past. One when she finally took a stand against her abuser, and another later in life when after a series of miscarriages, she had a mystical experience in Greece with Artemis/Diana (a.k.a. Wonder Woman), the goddess of chastity and childbirth, that turned into a global mission that has her foundation on track to help one million adolescent girls around the world.  ResourcesGrab Vivian's gift: https://www.justlikemychild.org/vivians-book/ (How to Change the World While You Work ) The 12 GFR Commandments - https://gfr.life/12c (download your own copy now) https://gfr.life/squad (Join the GFR Squad) - get started for just 20 Bucks! Plus get access to the Squad exclusive video “What Is Goddess Energy & How Can it Benefit You” with Vivian Glyck  Did you enjoy the podcast?If you liked this episode let me know! Reviews for the podcast on iTunes are much appreciated! This helps us reach entrepreneurs just like you to be unapologetically themselves. If you received value from this episode, it would mean the world if you could take a moment and leave your 5-star rating and positive review. You can do that by https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/get-f-ing-real/id1464530109 (visiting right here)https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/get-f-ing-real/id1464530109 (.)

Mike Koenigs is a serial entrepreneur, the author of 13 books, and an influencer that has earned over $50 Million online. He is a close friend of Tony Robbins consulted and advised for Dave Asprey, JJ Virgin, Richard Dreyfus, John Assaraf, Tim Ferriss, Jordan Belfort, Dan Kennedy, Darren Hardy, & Phil Town to name a few. He taught himself computer programming at the ripe old age of 14, and started advising/consulting at 16 years old! Mike runs a podcast w/ Dan Sullivan called Capability Amplifier and he raised $2.4 Million for the Just Like My Child Foundation & the Girl Power Project. 04:15 Who is Mike Koenigs? 07:45 The One Word Offer 21:50 How Get Paid, Get Laid, Live Forever Relates to Branding & Buyers Decisions 27:15 Building a Network Filled w/ Business & Celebrity Giants 38:40 Skills Mike Used to Build a World-Class Network & Reputation 52:50 Being an Introvert is Bullshit 58:30 Double Your Sales in 72 Hours   Contact Info:   Email: MikeKoenigs@gmail.com https://www.mikekoenigs.com/ Mike on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/KoenigsMike/videos GoMoneyPhone.com Capability Amplifier Podcast w/ Mike Koenigs & Dan Sullivan Subscribe to the Podcast:   Website:  https://www.thebusinessmethod.com/   Apple Podcasts:  http://bit.ly/TheBusinessMethod   Google Podcasts:  http://bit.ly/TheBusinessMethodGooglePodcasts   Spotify:  http://bit.ly/SpotifyTheBusinessMethod  

Vivian Glyck is the founder of Just Like My Child Foundation. After learning about the horrific numbers of children dying from malaria and orphaned by the AIDS epidemic, Vivian founded Just Like My Child in 2006, and the organization has dramatically impacted the lives of thousands of women and children in Uganda and Senegal. Amber and Vivian discuss resilience, multiple miscarriages, finding your calling, and holding your vision even when you don't know HOW it'll come to be. Resources for Entrepreneur Moms   Links to my FREE stuff: 10 things PDF download (entrepreneur moms)

This week I spoke with the astounding Maria Middaugh Assaraf. Maria is Co-Founder of NeuroGym, a brain research and development company that develops scientifically proven technologies for helping people expand their mental and emotional power to reach their fullest potential.Maria serves on several boards of philanthropic organizations in San Diego. An ardent supporter of Just Like My Child Foundation, she is passionate about children’s issues and she provides a strong foundation of support and accountability as the organization moves forward in its focus on vulnerable adolescent girls. In 2011, she received the Spirit of Leadership Award through the Jenna Druck Center. In 2016, Maria traveled with JLMC to central Uganda to witness the organization’s impact firsthand.Official Website:https://www.justlikemychild.org/board-of-directors/Facebook Profile:https://www.facebook.com/maria.assaraf

Dr. Heidi Forbes Öste interviews Vivian Glyck, founder of Just Like My Child Foundation. She created the foundation in 2006 following the birth of her son, Zak. Through the experience of a mother’s love for her child, Vivian woke up to realize the value of every human life. After learning about the horrific numbers of children dying from malaria and orphaned by the AIDS epidemic in Africa, Vivian was moved to make a difference. Vivian is a recognized thought leader in global issues facing the health, education, and economic leadership of vulnerable adolescent girls and women around the world, beginning in Uganda, East Africa. Just Like My Child Foundation has documented success in increasing acceptance of human rights in developing communities and shifting harmful cultural practices that impede girls from continuing their education. The organization is focused on the Girl Power Project® and committed to empowering vulnerable adolescent girls to stay in school, avoid forced child marriage, pregnancy, and gender-based violence. Through a Clinton Global Initiative Commitment to Action and in support of Michelle Obama’s Let Girls Learn initiative, JLMC is working to reach 20,000 girls in central Uganda through 2021 and has begun the process of Going Global through programs in the United States and India. An author and successful former marketing director for Deepak Chopra, Tony Robbins, and others, Vivian, a native New Yorker, currently lives in San Diego with her husband and son. Website: JustLikeMyChild.org Facebook Page: @vivianglyck  @justlikemychildfoundation Twitter ID: @justlikemychild Instagram: @justlikemychild Zack’s film: Why are kids in Ghana Happier than Americans? https://youtu.be/2KdSOMtkBjA CTA: Vivian’s book: How to Change the World While You Work: The Ultimate Guide for Generating More Revenue by Giving Money Away

Vivian Glyck is not just a success story, she is an EMPOWERED, CHANGE MAKING LEADER. Her work, her mission, her cause changes the lives of MANY daily. You see, growing up with alcholism, sexual abuse and Domestic violance, Vivian was one of the fortunate girls. She lived in the US and had access to mentors, education, support and more. But after the birth of her son, Zak. Through the experience of a mother’s love for her child, Vivian woke up to realize the TRUE value of every human life.  After learning about the horrific numbers of children dying from malaria and orphaned by the AIDS epidemic in Africa, Vivian was moved to make a difference. She founded the Just Like My Child Foundation in 2006. Join in TODAY and learn EXACTLY HOW Vivian Glyck turned PAIN into purpose and continually levels up to create EVERYTHING from NOTHING. In this episode, you will learn: Why you should expand your impact The art of "doing the next right thing" How you can turn your pain into purpose How you can empower yourself

Mike Koenigs is a best-selling author, philanthropist, entrepreneur, video marketer, and even video game creator. He has sold two companies to publicly traded companies, and his philanthropy has raised over $2.4 million for the Just Like My Child Foundation. In this episode, we also talk about: Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Subscribe on […] The post Mike Koenigs | How a Successful Entrepreneur and Cancer Survivor Reinvented Himself Again and Again appeared first on Smart Business Revolution.

There are so many problems in the world that needs solution. Yet we can only give half of them because half of the population doesn’t have a voice to speak, the women. A great believer in that is the remarkable Vivian Glyck, author and successful marketing director, and the founder of Just Like My Child Foundation. Vivian believes in empowering women and girls to achieve their full potential by providing them education. She shares all about her work in Africa and Uganda and how she and her team are making a difference in the lives of young women. Moving from one empowering woman to the next, Monick Halm inspires women to invest in real estate. As the founder of Real Estate Investor Goddesses and principal at Vineyard Investment Partners, she opens up the world to having more women in the real estate business to try out investing and offering that freedom to them. Breaking in to a masculine world, she talks about providing education and allowing women to have the same benefits men have in the field. She also tackles some of the reasons why women don’t go into investing and how to overcome them. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join the Take The Lead community today:DrDianeHamilton.comDr. Diane Hamilton FacebookDr. Diane Hamilton TwitterDr. Diane Hamilton LinkedInDr. Diane Hamilton YouTubeDr. Diane Hamilton Instagram

Vivian Glyck is the founder of Just Like My Child Foundation, a successful author, and former marketing consultant for Deepak Chopra, Dean Ornish and Tony Robbins. She's going to share what you can to do begin reframing your thinking and giving yourself more clarity today.

Persistence and Turning Your Dreams Into Reality... Vivian Glyck is the founder of Just Like My Child Foundation, a successful author, and former marketing consultant for Deepak Chopra, Dean Ornish and Tony Robbins. She's going to share what you can to do begin reframing your thinking and giving yourself more clarity today.

Today we discuss empowering women at all stages of life through support and most importantly, education.   Special guest and Founder of Just Like My Child Foundation, Vivian Glyck, joins us today to share some of the amazing work that her foundation is doing with young girls in East Africa, and to discuss how empowering women through education can significantly impact their financial success and help them discover the power of their own voice.   We Discuss: How women are 2 1/2 times more likely to end up in poverty than men What inspired Vivian to form an organization to help children in East Africa What Just Like My Child Foundation is doing to give children a greater start Educating women and helping them find the power of their own voice Bringing all of our voices together and raising up feminine power in the world   For the full show notes visit: www.ChangeItUpRadio.com

Mike Koenigs is a serial entrepreneur, bestselling author, entertainer, and marketing wiz. Today on the EO Podcast, Mike dives into how he got into the tech business, marketing, and entertaining, and what drives him to make an impact in the world. Tune-in to learn how Mike interviews celebrities, where he finds his inspiration, and why he is no longer driven by fear. Time Stamped Show Notes: 01:00 – Mike’s Background 01:04 – Mike is a serial entrepreneur, 13-time best-selling author, speaker, online personality, entertainer, 2009 Marketer of the Year winner, an entrepreneur filmmaker, product-creator, and a holder of a patent in cross-channel marketing technology 01:36 – He’s built and sold 2 businesses to publicly traded companies and he’s a philanthropist; he has raised over $2.4 million for the Just Like My Child Foundation and Girl Power Project 01:57 – Mike’s products simplify marketing for 50,000 customers in over 120 countries; his companies and products have grossed over $40 million and he’s produced 8 consecutive multi-million dollar product launches 02:14 – He’s been featured through various outlets and have interviewed, consulted, and advised celebrity clients 02:50 – His latest company is called You Everywhere Now and it helps entrepreneurs become business celebrity influencers 03:05 – He became an entrepreneur at 16 and a developer at 18 06:20 – Mike’s experiences while interviewing celebrities 06:26 – Tony Robbins: He’s a force of nature and is endlessly fascinating and fascinated; Mike’s wife says to be fascinating you have to be fascinated and ask good questions 07:27 – Celebrities often don’t have their own audience, they often don’t own their own presence; they don’t know direct response marketing, pitching, management 08:08 – Mike was impressed by Paula Abdul’s willingness to reinvent herself but was astounded by how often celebrities are stuck and prevented from doing things 09:50 – Celebrities work hard to hurdle obstacles and get their 10,000 hours in 09:57 – Dave Asprey also works hard and his company has evolved quickly; Mike invested in the friends and family round 10:30 – Mike’s thoughts on Tim Ferriss’ success 11:00 – In 2004(ish) Mike created the first information product ever created called “Everything You Should Know About Publishing, Publicity, Promotion, and Building a Platform” with Arielle Ford 11:27 – The product is her “brain dump” in one place, Tim had bought it and emailed Mike; he didn’t see it until after the book came out 11:44 – Tim is a “surgeon:” he surgically determined who he wanted to speak with, who owned relationships with them, and targeted the influencers that owned the media 12:30 – Tim’s first podcast was horrible but was willing to listen, get advice, and listen to the masters 12:51 – Tim has said that he wanted to influence the biggest influencers in the world and by focusing on one target audience who influences influencers, he’d have his market 12:30 – Now Tim can get anyone on his podcast and leverages the platform for his books; he is strategic, smart, and open about his depression 14:50 – “Tribe of Mentors” is Tim’s most recent book 15:17 – Mike’s formula for interviewing 15:23 – Time compression, wisdom compression, knowledge compression; he learns about the person by speed-reading their content 15:55 – He models great interviewers; the best interviewers do lots of research, ask heart-driven questions, and make the interviewee look good 16:40 – The goal is to get the interviewee to feel safe and authentic while still being entertaining 16:55 – He has a structured plan with a list of good questions here 17:48 – Cal Fussman on interviewing: “Start with the heart and move to the head.” 18:12 – To reach Mike send him an email at mikekoenigs@gmail.com 19:23 – What Mike attributes to his repeated success 19:40 – He’s terrified of failure; he didn’t recognize and understand his feelings and what drives him for a long time 20:02 – Backstory and psychology 20:15 – His father was a barber, grew up poor on a farm in Iowa, was the youngest boy, and was expected to take on the family farm 20:48 – He joined the army, had epilepsy, his father’s father was an alcoholic and his mother was bipolar 21:26 – Mike is the oldest of 4, they lived in Minnesota, his father had multiple jobs while he was growing up, and his parents thought technology was evil 22:11 – Mike knew he wanted to work with technology but the most common phrase in the house was “we can’t afford it” 23:03 – They always got everywhere “late and last,” so he knew when he grew up he wanted to be “rich, warm, and first” 23:30 –Mike learned to code early on, started consulting, and worked as soon as he could 24:09 – Mike partnered with someone who created films, he wrote video games, he learned more tech skills, and started the first interactive ad agency in the world called Digital Café in 1989 25:05 – They made video games for ad agencies “Chex Quest,” and made movie promos, websites, CD-ROMS, and got acquired by a billion-dollar ad agency 25:50 – They were acquired before the crash, what they built couldn’t be replicated so it was difficult 26:40 - His introduction into direct response marketing 26:45 – He developed software that did content distribution, got into mobile marketing, patented technology in that realm 27:08 – His drive was the fear of not having enough and running out; now his drivers are his 15 year old son and wife 27:45 – His wife’s non-profit: Just Like My Child Foundation 27:58 – His wife’s parents are holocaust survivors, she is a victim of abuse, she created a system to help girls in Africa; he is driven to raise money and make a difference 28:36 – Mike loves his customers and likes who they are and what they’re doing; “The universal language of peace is business and entrepreneurship” 29:12 – Connection between Mike’s success and his relationship with his father 29:30 – Story: His father apologized for not supporting and understanding what Mike wanted to do 30:40 – Mike does what he does because it’s honorable and responsible, he is no longer operating out of fear or a need to impress 31:07 – Tony Robbin’s quote: “The cause of human suffering: Loss, Less, Never,” and this is what drives humanity 32:10 – His fear was driven by “loss, less, never” 32:40 – The Mike Koenig’s Show and his studio 33:11 – When he sold his businesses he built his studio to start his own TV show 34:40 – He had no idea how much work and how many people it required 35:00 – They put the show on hold and he built the core of You Everywhere Now; the show elevated his brand, status, taught him a lot, and was fun 36:54 – Mike’s presence, preparation, and copy 37:48 – He practices, models others, and has bullets on a prompter 38:10 – The secret: Charisma, energy, and fall in love with who is on the other side 38:40 – He practices a lot, speaks a lot, and has failed a lot; Be enthusiastic and know your audience 40:23 – Make your life a great show that you’d want to watch: Alter Ego 40:47 – We are characters/actors 41:40 – Mike’s perspective on selfie-videos: Done vs. Perfect 41:50 – Whatever works best; as long as necessary but as short as possible 42:10 – If they are authentic, real, and present, that is what is important 43:03 – Dave Asprey on authenticity 44:00 – Practice 44:02 – A book as the best way to get your message out 44:30 – Books represents royalty, fame, fortune, wealth, and prestige 45:00 – Amazon search and value 45:53 – Mike’s bestselling books and his program 46:05 – How to get on the New York Times bestseller list 46:30 – How to get #1 Bestseller on all of Amazon; their goal is to be a category bestseller 47:02 – Amazon as the best partner and distributor; they produced software that searches and monitors book categories and the numbers needed to reach #1 47:45 – They give categories and can guarantee people become #1 in those categories; Once you are #1 you are #1 for the rest of your life and can leverage that 48:42 – Mike’s book and masterclass for the system: Publish & Profit 49:08 – The Publish and Profit Model 49:45 – Positioning yourself as a celebrity influencer is key; the system is a digital follow-along or a 3-day live event with step-by-step guidance and templates 50:10 – The book becomes a bestseller before it is written, he shares strategies and systems to get the content in a framework to create the book 52:50 – Mike is a cancer survivor: His book “Cancerpreneur” 54:00 – He was going through business and personal struggles and found that he had a large tumor that needed to be cut out 55:36 – He learned a lot about himself; he went through “soul-cleaning,” and “inflamed emotions” 56:15 – He feels responsible for helping others through their cancer journey; he made a Facebook live video to commit to have “Cancerpreneur” completed in 2 days 57:00 – The book was spoken to a friend going through cancer 57:55 – com and Dean Jackson’s 9-word email 58:10 – The 9-word email “Are you still interested in ...?” 58:43 – Mike doesn’t do business cards, instead he takes a picture with them texts it to them, follows up, and sends them an email to work together 59:10 – He began streamlining the process and closing deals; it became a 10-minute speech that he gave at Genius Network 59:50 – It’s a book filled with scripts to close deals using your phone; he deconstructs his own offers for readers to use themselves Key Points: To be a successful speaker you must be enthusiastic and know your audience. Share your message by whatever means works best; practice and be authentic, present, and real. A book is the best way to get your message out and gain credibility – and it doesn’t have to be a long, painful process. Resources Mentioned: Entrepreneur's Organization – The EO Network Mike’s Company – You Everywhere Now Tim Ferriss’ most recent book – Tribe of Mentors Interview Questions Resource - here Program and Book – Publish & Profit Mike’s latest book – Cancerpreneur Money Phone – Video and class here Genius Network

What blew me away in Vivian’s interview   If you're having self-doubt, if you're having thoughts like, "Who am I to do this," if you have this calling inside you that you've been holding yourself back from acting on, thinking, "Well, maybe I'm not enough, maybe I can't change the world," if you have a personal story that's full of pain and maybe shame and suffering, you've got to listen to this episode of Her Success Radio with Vivian Glyck. This woman will snap you out of this with her story. This episode moved me so deeply, and I'll tell you why in a moment.   I'm Dr. Valerie, the host of Her Success Radio, talking to you about the episode called The Women That We Can Become: Do The Next Right Thing, with Vivian Glyck.   Vivian is the founder of Just Like My Child Foundation, so for the past 11 years, she has been doing this thing. When people ask her what it is that she does for a living, she says, "I can't believe this, but I save babies in Africa.”   So no small feat. Her foundation has accomplished amazing milestones, saved thousands of lives through education, mentorship, healthcare, micro-enterprise—phenomenal accomplishments. And it all started with Vivian's personal story, and she goes very deeply into her personal story.   After she gave birth to her son Zak, and then her heart just broke open as a mother, she became so connected with the suffering of other children, and all these statistics and all this information kept coming her way about the suffering of children in Africa. Just as an example, something I learned from her, that the number one cause of death of adolescent girls in the U.S. is suicide, and the number one cause of death of adolescent girls in Uganda is childbirth, so very acute suffering, and she was pulled to do this work, but check this out.   She was living a very comfortable life in sunny California. She didn't have to do any of that. Do you ever find yourself in that place where you're like, "You know, I have this great idea. I'm thinking of this, but you know what? I don't have to do this." And you give yourself that out, so she didn't have to do any of this, but at the same time, she had to do this, and the way she explains it is that that pain that she was feeling became greater than the pleasure of the comfort, and so she went to Africa, and everybody thought that she lost her mind.   And you may think that running a charity, everybody opens the door for you and opens their wallets, everybody wants to support you, but I was shocked when Vivian shared real-life day-to-day obstacles that she has to deal with, so every day is difficult. She has to overcome things to make things happen.   I asked her this question I really want to know the answer to, "How come she hasn't quit? How come she hasn't quit despite all these obstacles?" And here's what she said: She compared her business, her mission, with her child, and that really went in so deep in my heart when I heard that. She said, "How do I give up on my own child? I just can't do it. I can never walk away and say, 'I'm sorry. This is just too difficult.'" So she says, "I'm a mama lion…” and every woman is a mama lion, whether or not you've awakened to that powerfully or not. “I'm here to protect, I'm here to take care, I'm here to do good, but don't get in my way If you're looking for that inspiration, tune into this episode with Vivian, and you will learn so much wisdom from her, as I've learned.   When I asked her what advice she would give to a woman who is starting out with her mission, with her message, she said, "Number one, disabuse yourself from the thought that you can't make an impact." So important. And number two, "Do the next right thing." And if you want to know more, she really goes deeply into her story and into what she means by the next right thing, that you can hear on the episode. You can find us on iTunes, Her Success Radio, and look for the episode with Vivian.   Such powerful words. "God is waiting for us to do the next right thing," she said. She said, "Let's get this business of handling ourselves handled. All this business of handling our weight, our looks, our image, whatever we get busy with, because God is waiting for us to do the next right thing." How does this land for you? It landed so powerfully for me.   Another huge nugget, huge takeaway, was about confidence. She said, "The second you get a girl into service, which is really what she wants to do, that stuff about her self-esteem falls away." And I pointed out to her that most of us are waiting for that magic confidence pill, or we're doing these confidence trainings to get the confidence to act on our mission and to be in service, but what Vivian is saying is the other way around. You get a girl into service, that's what she needs, that's what she really wants, and then confidence issues are no longer issues, so don't take our word for it, try it.   Vivian says that, as a result of being in service, the chatter in her brain has stopped: “Am I good enough? Am I this enough?”   I mentioned in the beginning, if you have some pain, some shame, some difficulties in your personal story, that maybe you're not going there fully because it's just too painful. Consider how you can use this as fuel, because it's your wounds that show the way. It's your wounds that reveal your why, reveal your mission, and Vivian went right there. She shared about incredible suffering that she experienced. Her whole family, her parents being Holocaust survivors, her dad, who was abusive to her mom and her, and her being sexually abused by him till age 14, when she stood up and she spoke up and liberated, not only herself, but her mother. And now she's liberating these countless girls, and she wouldn't have been able to do it had she not found her voice and transmuted the energy of that pain into the energy of that passion and service.   [Tweet "Your wounds reveal your Why" Dr. Valerie on Her Success Radio]   If you're looking for inspiration and that fuel for your own mission, you will find it in this episode. I'm going to leave you with a couple of thoughts about Vivian's mission, and why it is so important, and it's so easy for us to support. It is so easy. It will blow your mind. She is doing the heavy lifting. Her team on the ground is doing the heavy lifting too, and here's what she says, "The difference between a girl needing to sell her body in order to generate what she needs, because it's the only asset she has, is $10 a month. For her to get menstrual pads, to get to and from school, to contribute to her family, is $10 a month.”   Whatever your mission is, I hope you find your inspiration and your power, and pick up amazing wisdom tips from Vivian from this episode. Find us on iTunes, Her Success Radio, and if you like us, please leave a review, and even more importantly, share with another woman who has this bigness in her, who has the bigness of her mission just wanting to burst out, and she just needs support and inspiration, so let's expand this circle of awakened sisterhood.   To support Vivian’s foundation in their mission, go to www.justlikemychild.org. Don’t forget to watch that video in the “About” section of the site. That’s the video that we talk about in this episode, one that makes me cry every time.   Thank you so much for watching, and if you are sitting on the gold mine of your own incredible mission, but you are filled with self-doubt, and you're just paralyzed, and something just gets in the way of action—every week, as my service, as a part of my service, I am making three sessions available to three of my listeners.   You'll need to apply here on the website. Go to my homepage, drvaleriebaker.com, and click the link that says Her Success Strategy Session, and if you're selected, I would love to support you in identifying those success blocks that get in the way, and giving you my thoughts and suggestions and inspiration and support for removing them. So please apply. Please show up. Raise your hand and show up to your mission, and as Vivian says, "Do the next right thing.”   Here's to your success without sacrifice. Have an amazing week.     About Vivian Glyck   Vivian Glyck is the founder of Just Like My Child Foundation that she started following the birth of her son, Zak. Having experienced the love of a mother for her child, Vivian woke up to the value of every human life. After learning about the horrific numbers of children dying from malaria and orphaned by the AIDS epidemic, Vivian realized she had to make a difference. Founded in 2006, the organization has dramatically impacted the lives of thousands of women and children in Uganda and Senegal (and soon the US) through initiatives in healthcare, education, microenterprise, social justice and girls empowerment. The organization is now primarily focused on implementing their Girl Power Project® which is focusing on reaching a million girls and empowering them to stay in school, avoid forced child marriage, pregnancy, violence. She was honored with the Women of Peace award, has been selected as “One of 50 People to Watch” in San Diego Magazine and was featured in MORE magazine for her work in Uganda. An author and successful marketing director for Deepak Chopra, Dean Ornish, Jon Kabat-Zinn, and others, Vivian Glyck, a native New Yorker, currently lives in San Diego with her husband and son. Find out more at www.JustLikeMyChild.org   About Her Success Radio   On Her Success Radio, Dr. Valerie talks to successful women about their journeys — the obstacles they overcame, and the ones they’re facing right now, as they keep upleveling their contribution in the world. If you too have a mission that needs you to step up and play a bigger game, tune in for inspiration and practical tools you can use on your journey. In the world where it’s never been safe for a woman to be visible, Her Success is a revolutionary act. Join Her Success Revolution!   If you enjoyed today’s episode, please consider leaving us a 5-star rating and a review. It will make us very happy if you subscribe to our show (it’s free), so we can stay connected. But what would truly mean the world to us is if you share about our show with other women and men and inspire them to live and support Her Success Revolution.   About you (yes, YOU!)   Dear listener,   I want to get to know you and support you on your mission too. Please tell me in the comments below:   What’s the next right thing in your life or business right now? What will it take for you to commit to doing it? What gets in the way?   Apply for your 1:1 Her Success Strategy Session with me at https://drvaleriebaker.com/her-success-strategy-session/  Each week, I offer 3 of my listeners this opportunity to get my eyes on her life and business.   In this session, we’ll   Uncover the vision for your life and business that reflects your true greatness Map out a path for getting there Mark success blocks that get in the way Discuss exactly how you can remove them once and for all   Her Success Strategy Session is $1500 value and you can book it with me directly. But if you apply and are selected, you get it free of charge.   I’m always astounded by how fast a life can change when one’s gifts are truly seen. My special gift is being able to deeply see a woman’s true greatness and help her to really see, feel, and live it. And that, as Gabrielle Bernstein would say, “May cause miracles.”   I can’t wait to see what miracle you and I spark together.   Here’s to your success without sacrifice,   xx   Dr. Valerie