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The State Bar of New Mexico is excited to have its first cross-over episode between its two podcasts, and we couldn't think of a better way to celebrate this cross-over than with one of our 2021 Annual Meeting and Member Appreciation Day speakers, Cory Muscara. Tune in to hear about the inspiration behind his book, insights on working with discomfort and procrastination, approaching meditation hesitancy/skepticism, and demystifying intuition. Presented by: Cory Muscara, Long Island Center for Mindfulness; Pamela Moore, State Bar of New Mexico Judges and Lawyers Assistance Program

On this episode of the Economically Speaking podcast, Babylon IDA CEO Tom Dolan sits down with Dr. Martin Cantor CPA, Director of the Long Island Center for Socio-Economic Policy. The pair discuss the impact of the COVID19 pandemic on employment levels in the country and the region in the first of many podcast segments called "By the Numbers".Martin's Website: https://martincantor.com/Subscribe to the Economically Speaking Newsletter: https://babylonida.org/economically-speakingIDA's Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/town-of-babylon-industrial-development-agencyIDA's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Town-of-Babylon-IDA-102772865155186/

In recognition of the 2021 Northwell: Cutting Edge Topics in Tourette’s, Well Said has invited Dr. Cathy Budman, Dr. Jane Zwilling, and youth ambassadors Christopher Allesandri and Rebecca Caron. Dr. Cathy Budman serves as the director at the Long Island Center for Tourette, she is a clinical professor of psychiatry at the Zucker School of Medicine and a Senior Attending Psychiatrist at Northwell Health. Dr. Jane Zwilling is a Co-Chair of the Tourette Association of America in Long Island and serves as a Co-Director of the Youth Ambassador Program. Join us as we explore this complex disorder, what is like to live with Tourette’s and the treatments and research being done to support those affected. Resources Long Island Center for Tourette and Associated Disorders: https://www.litourettecenter.org/ Tourette Association of America, Long Island Chapter: https://www.longislandtourette.org/ Tourette Association of America: https://tourette.org/

Leanne Pinard Baum is the founder of Pure Earth Pets Inc. Pure Earth Pets is an eco friendly subscription box and retail website for dogs featuring sustainable toys and natural treats delivered to your door each month! Leanne holds her Bachelors in Economics from Binghamton University, Masters in Public Administration and Certificate in Entrepreneurship from Seton Hall University. Leanne is proud to have received the Huntington Chamber of Commerce 30 under 30 award, Long Island Center for Business and Professional Women's Achiever Award and the Equity First Foundation Angel Award! Her passion for helping the planet evolved when she recognized that there was limited access to sustainable toys for her dog Dover, and made it her mission to find them, and bring them to the doors of dog owners! We do the research so our customers don't have to!

I bet you know what it’s like to be in a chronic state of busyness, constantly in motion and getting things done… …only to feel like precious time is slipping through your fingers. You know what it’s like to dream big dreams… …that never seem to turn into reality because you’re always off doing something else. You know what it’s like to want to create change in my life… …only to wake up weeks, months and years later with those things still unchanged. Why does this happen to us? Perhaps because we haven’t cultivated what our special guest today – meditation teacher Cory Muscara – calls deep presence… …which causes us to miss our lives. In This Episode An interview in front of a live audience with world-renowned meditation teacher Cory Muscara How to Stop Missing Your Life and become deeply present in an un-present world How we build internal walls – what Cory calls “The Pain Box” – that prevent us from living a deeply connected and meaningful life Why Cory, a meditation teacher, doesn’t care about meditation (and neither should you) A free download of a 15-minute guided meditation led by Cory Who is Cory Muscara? Cory is the author of Stop Missing Your Life: How to Be Deeply Present in an Un-Present World He is the most downloaded meditation teacher on the Simple Habit app, with over 150,000 subscribers to his channel and nearly 8 million downloads He runs meditation retreats at the Long Island Center for Mindfulness 


Bill Horan and Corey Cool talk with The Tourette Association of America, a national health-related organization with approximately 50 U.S. Chapters and 300 support groups, and international contacts around the world - including right here on Long Island. Guests include Jane Zwilling, the Co-Chair of the Long Island Tourette Association and the co-director of their Youth Ambassador Program. She is also the Co-Director of the Long Island Center for Tourette and Associated Disorders. Also here is one of the Youth Ambassadors, Charlotte Cheshire - and Kate Callan, the Co-Chair of Long Island Chapter of the Tourette Association of America and a member of the Advisory Board for the Long Island Center for Tourette and Associated Disorders.

Karen Blumenthal successfully navigated a 36 year career in public school education. She holds a Masters Degree in Physical Education and Health, a Diploma in School District Administration, and a Certification in Applied Positive Psychology.Throughout the course of her career she has always been focused on helping students to thrive and flourish. She has studied with Cory Muscara, Dr. Joe Dispenza, and Tara Brach . Karen has always had a huge interest in well being and life’s transitions. In November of 2017, 5 months into retirement, she ventured into Death Valley California and in the Native American tradition she completed a 10 day Vision Quest. She sat two 10 day Vipassana Courses in the SN Goenka tradition. She has completed all course work for certification in KORU so that she can continue her work to enhance the wellbeing of emerging adults. She is one of the teachers at the Long Island Center for Mindfulness, teaches monthly walking through nature meditation classes, runs KORU classes every few months, and speaks to colleges and public schools on mindfulness.

This episode on meditation is for you if you’ve ever said: I’ve tried meditating but I can’t clear my mind I’ve tried meditating but I can’t sit still that long I don’t have time for meditation My life is too busy and chaotic to have a regular meditation practice Meditation feels like work Meditation doesn’t do anything for me Running/Cooking/Gardening is my meditation…   …then this episode is for you. This is a beginner’s guide for those of you who are interested in establishing a regular practice but don’t know how, or you’ve been frustrated by failed attempts in the past. Who is Cory Muscara? Cory Muscara is one of THE most important ambassadors of mindfulness in this country, because he’s taken this millenniums-old practice and made it accessible for the busy modern professional. Here’s a little bit about Cory: He’s the #1 most downloaded meditation instructor on the app Simple Habit He’s been featured on the Dr. Oz show He’s toured and spoken alongside Dan Harris, author of 10% Happier He runs the Long Island Center for Meditation He spent 6 months in silent meditation in Burma living as a monk and meditating up to 20 hours a day. In other words, this man knows his shit. So much so, I took my 72 year mother and 75 year old father – neither of whom had meditated in their lives – to Cory’s 3 day meditation retreat. They were begrudging going in. They came out the other side different people. My father has been meditating every day since. For those of you seasoned meditators, there’s still plenty of wisdom in this episode for you as well, by the very nature of the depth of Cory’s work. Enjoy.

Cory Muscara is on a life-long journey to understand the causes and conditions that lead to suffering and wellbeing. As founder of the Long Island Center for Mindfulness, Cory's work is primarily in the field of mindfulness meditation. In 2012, he spent 6 months in silence practicing Vipassana meditation as a Buddhist monk in Burma under the instruction of Sayadaw U Pandita. Cory currently serves as faculty at Columbia Teachers College where he teaches mindfulness to school leaders from across the country, and is also an assistant instructor for the Master of Applied Positive Psychology at the University of Pennsylvania. He offers keynotes, mindfulness training and mindfulness-based leadership consulting to businesses, schools and healthcare systems, and is a regular guest on the Dr. Oz show in the topic of mindfulness meditation. You can learn more about Cory at www.corymuscara.comIf you enjoyed this episode visit www.joshuasteinfeldt.com/podcast for show notes and more.Support the show (https://joshuasteinfeldt.com/donate/)

In Episode 021 of A Medicinal Mind: Wisdom and Wellbeing, we get into the world of mindfulness, meditation and the capacity of these practices, to relieve suffering and promote flourishing with founder of the Long Island Center for Mindfulness, Cory Muscara.   To put it simply, Cory is one of the most fascinating people I have ever met. While we are all unique, yet paradoxically all of one collective whole, Cory's background and experiences are quite astonishing.   Cory Muscara is the founder of the Long Island Center for Mindfulness, where he utilizes his extensive professional training in Mindfulness, Positive Psychology, and Integrative Health Coaching to facilitate a client's creation of, and movement toward, their optimal vision of health and wellbeing.   Cory has undergone professional training to integrate mindfulness within healthcare, schools, and businesses, through teacher training programs in Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) at UMass Medical School with Jon Kabat-Zinn, Mindful Schools, Search Inside Yourself, and Breathworks Chronic Pain. He has completed his Integrative Health Coach training at Duke Integrative Medicine, is a 200-Hour Certified Yoga Instructor, and holds a Masters degree in Applied Positive Psychology (MAPP) from the University of Pennsylvania. In 2012, Cory spent six months in silence practicing mindfulness meditation 14+ hours a day as a Buddhist Monk in Southeast Asia. The experience taught him how powerful mindfulness can be as a transformative practice for cultivating greater peace, clarity, wisdom, and wellbeing in one's life, and became the inspiring force behind his mission to share this work with others. Cory currently serves as faculty at Columbia Teachers College where he teaches mindfulness to school leaders and principals, and is an assistant instructor for the Master of Applied Positive Psychology (MAPP) at the University of Pennsylvania, where he completed his graduate work. Cory has presented mindfulness to organizations such as Johnson & Johnson, Travelers, Prudential Insurance; universities such as NYU, Wharton Business School, and Dartmouth; a number of hospitals and healthcare systems in the New York area; and he regularly appears on the Dr. Oz show as a guest expert in the topic of mindfulness meditation. Cory's teachings and work with students stem from a deep passion for helping others, and personal experience with the transformative power of mindfulness, coaching, and positive psychology. He looks forward to helping you realize the same benefits he and his students have come to experience through this work.     Formally speaking, Cory has undergone professional training to integrate mindfulness within healthcare, schools, and businesses, through teacher training programs in Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) at UMass Medical School with Jon Kabat-Zinn, Mindful Schools, Search Inside Yourself, and Breathworks Chronic Pain. He has completed his Integrative Health Coach training at Duke Integrative Medicine, is a 200-Hour Certified Yoga Instructor, and holds a Masters degree in Applied Positive Psychology (MAPP) from the University of Pennsylvania.   Positive Yoga Coaching anyone?   And just to make things interesting, in 2012, Cory spent six months in silence practicing mindfulness meditation 14+ hours a day as a Buddhist Monk in Southeast Asia. The experience taught him how powerful mindfulness can be as a transformative practice for cultivating greater peace, clarity, wisdom, and wellbeing in one's life, and became the inspiring force behind his mission to share this work with others.   In our show, Cory and I have a curious discussion about mindfulness and meditation. What in the world do we mean when we say mindfulness anyway?   Cory reflects on his background and rather remarkable course to get to his current work with the Long Island Center for Mindfulness.   As part of the discussion, Cory lays out in exquisite detail, some of his approaches to cultivating a meditative practice with others, providing one of the most insightful practical examples I have ever heard when it comes to describing the meditative experience.   Digging deeper, I push Cory to explore the word spirituality and ask him to draw upon his unique experiences to share his views of the world “spirituality” and perhaps what we should adopt as a more unifying collective perspective.   Not wanting to forget the medical applications, Cory shares some of his knowledge having trained as a health coach incorporating principles of mindfulness and positive psychology into his work. In the end, we conclude the discussion exploring Cory's work expanding the practices of mindfulness and meditation with youth and the family environment.   Cory even closes the show with one of the best endings we have had to date, perhaps only second to the hauntingly beautiful story told by my mentor Dr. Greg Gelburd at the end of Episode 010.   I am so excited to share this conversation with you and incredibly grateful to have connected with Cory, thanks again to the thoughtfulness of another previous podcast guest, our resident positive Mapster Grace Cormier.   And don't worry, Cory and Grace will certainly be back for more discussions and we further unpack the power of positive psychology coupled with a dedicated mindfulness practice.   If you enjoy the show, please don't forget to share your thoughts as part of a review in I-Tunes. I struggle enough trying to figure out Facebook and the best ways to grow our community, so from all of us at A Medicinal Mind, we would be grateful for your kind words as part of a review in I-Tunes. And as always, we encourage you to share the show and all the offerings on our main page to others in your life that you believe would benefit, all in the effort furthering this joyful conversation.   Thank you as always and we hope you enjoy the show!   To learn more about Cory's current work with the Long Island Center for Mindfulness click on the link below: http://www.mindfulnessmeditationnyc.com/mbsr-nyc-teachers/cory-muscara   To learn more about Cory's exciting and powerful work use the link below to access his website: http://www.corymuscara.com   To access all of our previous podcasts you may use this link: http://www.amedicinalmind.com/podcast-wisdom-and-well-being   Disclaimer: The content at A Medicinal Mind and the content of our podcast are educational and informational in nature. They are not intended to be medical advice, spiritual counsel or a substitute for working with a health professional or a trained spiritual counselor. 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Cory Muscara, 27 years old, admits he first tried meditation because he wanted to impress his college girlfriend -- but it changed his life forever. Muscara, an econ major who considered a finance career, switched gears and spent six months practicing mindfulness meditation as a Buddhist monk, completed numerous meditation training programs and eventually became the founder and head teacher of the Long Island Center for Mindfulness, bringing meditation into school, health care and corporate settings.

Resumes are all about selling you and most people get them wrong. Did you know you need more than one resume? Did you know how resumes have changed and what you are probably doing wrong on yours that may be blocking you from getting that dream job? What about that interview? Want to know how to nail it? I haven't written a resume in over 15 years. Owning my own business all I need is a bio nowadays and even that I learned, after talking to my guest, can use an update. But how do you choose what goes in?  How do you unlock the words to the skills you truly have versus those you think you have? How do you make a gap in work or several jobs with short term employment not become a red flag to a potential employer? Listen as I question Lhea Scotto-Laub who has written over 14,000 resumes, cover letters, bios and personal statements. My eyes were opened! Lhea Scotto-Laub is the president and owner of Quantum Business Group, Inc. in Massapequa, New York, a recruitment firm, professional résumé writing service and interview coaching firm. Lhea has composed more than fourteen-thousand résumés, bios, cover letters and personal statements. Additionally, she has placed over one- thousand candidates in her career. In the volunteer arena, Lhea is the Past President of the Long Island Center for Business & Professional Women, a thirty year premier women’s networking organization. She has chaired several committees and co-established the Speed Networking event. Additionally, Lhea served as a board member of the Long Island Women’s Business Council for several years and was a former board member of the US Women’s Chamber of Commerce, where she contributed to the launch of the first Diversity Awards on Long Island in 2004. Lhea has co-chaired and sat on the Women of Distinction committee for the March of Dimes, for over seven years, helping to improve the mortality rate of babies and expectant mothers. From 2004-2006 Lhea wrote a monthly a column for liwomen.com, spotlighting a Long Island businesswoman who makes a difference. In 2010, Lhea was honored with the President’s Award and Achievers Award by the Long Island Center for Business and Professional Women. She received citations from Governor Andrew Cuomo and Councilwoman Dorothy Goosby for humanitarian efforts and volunteerism. From 2009 to the 14 Lhea was an active member of Rotary, an international organization that served humanity locally, as well as internationally. She was secretary of the West Hempstead Rotary Club and remain involved in RYLA, a youth leadership arm of Rotary on Long Island. Last but not least, Lhea was a single-parent for more than twenty years, and the proud mother of three sons… and grandmother to seven grandchildren. Additionally, she remarried and has two grown step-children. Being a single parent since her sons were one, three and five, she was determined to raise educated, kind young men who possess a strong work ethic, integrity, and a humanitarian heart. She considers them her biggest success!  www.success-resumes.com or www.822jobs.com