Podcasts about Paddison

Nathan Paddison spent 13 years of his life in and out of prison for a range of crimes - some small and others violent. But he says art saved him. Antoinette Lattouf and Nathan went to school together in western Sydney and reconnected at his latest art exhibition. You cannot downplay some of his crimes, including a charge of domestic violence, but rarely do we hear about how criminals try to turn their lives around. In this chat with Antoinette Lattouf, Nathan opens up about what what leads young men to go down criminal and violent paths and crucially how to break that cycle. 1800 RESPECT - 1800 737 732 MensLine Australia - 1300 78 99 78   WEEKEND LIST TO EAT - Easy veggie lasagna TO VISIT - Vivid Sydney TO LISTEN - Sounds like a cult, the cult of tradwives TO DO- Adult colouring books Follow The Briefing:TikTok: @listnrnewsroomInstagram: @listnrnewsroom @thebriefingpodcast YouTube: @LiSTNRnewsroomFacebook: @LiSTNR NewsroomSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Natalie has been able to control her RA without requiring medications by fully dedicating to the Paddison Program For Rheumatoid Arthritis: today she shares her experience with us. For the transcription and for more helpful information visit http://www.rheumatoidsolutions.com

After trying many different therapies with very little results, today's guest has seen a terrific and almost immediate improvement by shifting his whole lifestyle through the Paddison Program for Rheumatoid Arthritis. For the transcription and for more helpful information visit http://www.rheumatoidsolutions.com

Nathan Paddison the process of creating art while incarcerated on and off for 12 years of his young life. He is now an accomplished artist making a living doing what he lovesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Getting rid of brain fog is another crucial aspect of RA recovery, and another one where the Paddison Program for Rheumatoid Arthritis can lead to massive improvements. For the transcription and for more helpful information visit http://www.rheumatoidsolutions.com

Even you've had rheumatoid arthritis for a very long time, or if you are on multiple disease-modifying drugs or biologic drugs, the Paddison Program can lead to dramatic reduction in pain levels and drugs intake. For the transcription and for more helpful information visit http://www.rheumatoidsolutions.com

We talk with Hanna about autoimmune diseases like Hashimoto's and rheumatoid arthritis, and their relationship with diet, antibiotics, post-pregnancy, stress, exercise deficiency and other factors. For the transcription and for more helpful information visit http://www.rheumatoidsolutions.com

In this episode of The Aging Project we meet Clint Paddison, a Rheumatoid Arthritis sufferer, researcher and creator of 'The Paddison Program. He's on a mission to help anyone with joint pain, inflammation and arthritis. Clint developed The Paddison program after developing rheumatoid arthritis at age 31. Clint believes understanding and taking responsibility for your health is essential, a lesson he's learned first hand. The topics discussed include Understanding Arthritis:- Defining arthritis as a disease that affects the joints, causing pain and reduced mobility.- The various types and growing trend of joint pain and arthritis- Discuss inflammatory triggers, including environmental factors and gut microbiome imbalance. Impact on Women:- Describe the impact of arthritis, particularly the experience of pain.- Share the average age of arthritis onset in women (between 40 and 60).- Discuss the higher prevalence of arthritis in women and potential reasons. Root Causes and Common Drivers:- Explore potential root causes and common drivers of arthritis.- Emphasise the need to address the underlying causes rather than just treating symptoms. Conventional Treatment:- Discuss common treatment options for arthritis, including medication.- Highlight the importance of looking beyond medication The Pattison Program:- Introduce Clint's program, The Paddison Program, and its purpose in helping arthritis patients.- Discuss how clients find the program and why they seek it out. Prevention and Management:- Tips for preventing arthritis and reducing inflammation- Suggestions for those already dealing with arthritis. This podcast episode delves into the world of arthritis, its various forms, impact, root causes, and potential prevention and management strategies. Clint Paddison's expertise and the focus on gut health and inflammation add a unique perspective to the discussion. The episode aims to empower listeners with knowledge and actionable steps to improve their health and well-being. The Aging Project Podcast delivers weekly interviews to educate, inspire and connect us all. Let's age well, together. WANT TO JOIN THE AGING PROJECT COMMUNITY? If you're ready to get started on making the rest of your life the best of your life, please join our community. www.theagingproject.com.au WANT TO CONNECT ON THE AGING PROJECT SOCIALS? https://www.instagram.com/theagingproject/ https://www.facebook.com/theagingproject WANT TO CONNECT WITH CLINT PADDISON? https://paddisonprogram.com/ https://www.instagram.com/clintpaddison/?hl=en DID YOU LOVE THIS INTERVIEW? If you found this interview interesting, helpful, entertaining or inspiring, we need your reviews and shares!! Great reviews will enable us to keep creating amazing content to help us all age well – so, if you liked what you heard, we would be so grateful if you took a few seconds to submit a review on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts. We read every review, and will feature the best ones on our socials! YOU MUST TRY IT! Our sister site, ‘You Must Try It', is here to make shopping for yourself easy again, with a carefully selected range of health, beauty, and lifestyle products. No confusion, no overwhelm – just the good stuff! www.youmusttryit.com https://www.instagram.com/youmusttryit/ GOT FEEDBACK? WE'D LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU! If you've got feedback or a burning question, please send it to us at hello@theagingproject.com.au CREDITS: Host and Co-founder: Shelley Craft Producer and Co-founder: Amanda Attwood, founder of The Aging Project

Combining the Paddison Program with physical therapy, Nicole has been able to significantly reduce inflammation and recover range of motion in her wrists and knees. For the transcription and for more helpful information visit http://www.rheumatoidsolutions.com

Marina has been able to overcome Ankylosing Spondylitis symptoms naturally by following the Paddison Program and via physical therapy. For the transcription and for more helpful information visit http://www.rheumatoidsolutions.com

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After spending much of his youth in gangs in Western Sydney, Nathan Paddison wound up in jail for a string of violent crimes. Quickly establishing a name for himself in prison as someone to be feared, Nathan was stabbed by white supremacists but somehow managed to find art as an outlet. From those humble beginnings Nathan has become a world renowned artist, being exhibited all over the world, earning the respect and admiration of his peers. Nathan is now working to give back and help others break the cycle of violence and crime like he did. Russell is the founder of The Voice of a Survivor Follow Russell on Instagram here and on TikTok here Follow Nathan on Instagram here Go to Athleticgreens.com/THESTICKUP to get one year free supply of Vitamin D and 5 free travel packs of Athletic Greens Go to Manscaped.com.au and use the code THESTICKUP at checkout for 20% off See omny.fm/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Leveraging AI for Business Success In this episode of We Are Podcast, Ronsley Vaz speaks with Rossco Paddison, an expert in AI technology and its practical applications in various industries. Rossco is a self-taught AI developer and entrepreneur passionate about exploring how AI can enhance human creativity and productivity. He shares his experiences using AI to solve business problems. He offers insights into how entrepreneurs can leverage AI to create value and stay ahead in a rapidly changing market. According to Rossco, AI can amplify strategies that already work, making it the wisest short-term use of AI. However, personal creativity is the most valuable asset in a world where content volume is no longer a problem. Rossco believes we are moving towards digital artisans, individuals who refine and use a craft on organisations and projects. He also emphasises our responsibility to take action if we think AI is bad for the world. Key takeaways: AI can be used to enhance human creativity and productivity. AI can be used to solve business problems. Using AI to amplify strategies that already work is the wisest short-term use of it. Personal creativity is the most valuable asset in a world where content volume is no longer a problem. We are shifting towards win-win games, positive-sum games where everyone wins. Crypto is a time for humans to reassess how we treat money and politics. We live in a world where most people spend their lives trading their time for money. AI can quickly be censored and censor truths. All this and more, on this week's episode of We Are Podcast. If this is the first episode you've listened to all the way to the end, or if you are a regular, thank you … I love that you are here. Check out our back catalogue on wearepodcast.com, subscribe to the show and give me a review and rating. It really helps us get found more. If you are a business owner podcaster and want to join others just like you in a group where we share tactics & ideas on what's working (or not) for us when it comes to using our podcast in the best possible way. For more on that, go to wearepodcast.com/group. It is free! Link: rossco.co/wearepodcast Next week, we will talk about the Age of AI: The World of Digital Marketing with David Bunce. So, don't forget to subscribe to the show to get that episode as soon it gets released. Until then, much love.

Today, we have an interview with Dr. Joshua Paddison. Dr. Paddison teaches at Texas State San Marcus and is the author of, among other works, American Heathens: Religion, Race, and Reconstruction in California, which is the focus of our conversation.

Indian cuisine proves to be particularly well suited to minimize the symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis, and is in fact an influence for the Paddison Program. Today we talk with Anu about Indian food and the importance of discipline in following the Program. For the transcription and for more helpful information visit http://www.rheumatoidsolutions.com

The Paddison Program for Rheumatoid Arthritis has put Margaret in the position to come off multiple medications, reduce RA symptoms to almost zero and get back in control of her health. For the transcription and for more helpful information visit http://www.rheumatoidsolutions.com Paddison Program for Rheumatoid Arthritis http://www.paddisonprogram.com/rheumatoid-arthritis Rheumatoid Support - http://www.rheumatoidsupport.com

Anaya is back on the podcast to tell us about her awesome journey from severe pain back to living fully her life, and how to release the power within us. For the transcription and for more helpful information visit http://www.rheumatoidsolutions.com Paddison Program for Rheumatoid Arthritis http://www.paddisonprogram.com/rheumatoid-arthritis Rheumatoid Support - http://www.rheumatoidsupport.com

After unsuccessful attempts with different medications, Rianna is back to physical training thanks to the Paddison Program. For the transcription and for more helpful information visit http://www.rheumatoidsolutions.com Paddison Program for Rheumatoid Arthritis http://www.paddisonprogram.com/rheumatoid-arthritis Rheumatoid Support - http://www.rheumatoidsupport.com

Sean has minimised his psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis with the Paddison Program and now regularly competes in ultramarathons and triathlons! For the transcription and for more helpful information visit http://www.rheumatoidsolutions.com Paddison Program for Rheumatoid Arthritis http://www.paddisonprogram.com/rheumatoid-arthritis Rheumatoid Support - http://www.rheumatoidsupport.com

Melissa has been able to avoid a heavy drug treatment and can now run 8 km thanks to the Paddison Program. For the transcription and for more helpful information visit http://www.rheumatoidsolutions.com Paddison Program for Rheumatoid Arthritis http://www.paddisonprogram.com/rheumatoid-arthritis Rheumatoid Support - http://www.rheumatoidsupport.com

Valentin explains how thoughts and emotions can influence our healing process, and presents meditation as an effective tool to manage them. For the transcription and for more helpful information visit http://www.rheumatoidsolutions.com Paddison Program for Rheumatoid Arthritis http://www.paddisonprogram.com/rheumatoid-arthritis Rheumatoid Support - http://www.rheumatoidsupport.com

Dane Tomas has been described as a “rising occult star”. He's a uniquely positioned individual who sits at the crossroads of media, entrepreneurship, creativity and ritual magick. He recently published a short free book called “Probably Nothing” which provides artists and spiritual entrepreneurs a super quick introduction to the world of NFTs and Web 3.0.   Rossco Paddison is CEO of SyncDAO and lead trainer at the New Money Institute, and is considered to be a thought leader on open finance, DAOs, DeFi, and solving real problems with blockchain technology. After 15 years of entrepreneurship across the real estate, coaching and tech sectors, Rossco has dedicated his life to helping people liberate their finance through participating in the world of decentralised finance and becoming their own bank. Rossco was one of the world's earliest users of DeFi and immediately knew he had discovered a freedom technology that would lead to Web 3.0, mass adoption of the blockchain for the betterment of society. After speaking in over 23 countries to over 250,000 people and closely working with over 10,000 investors, Rossco has created a clear strategy to enable safe and secure returns from portfolios that balance stable and volatile cryptocurrency assets. A veteran keynote speaker, Rossco's talks are refreshing, engaging and designed to help audiences think deeper about what's possible. His experience as both a DeFi startup founder and a Crypto educator gives him a clear set of mental models to help people understand how to avoid volatile losses and increase stable, consistent results investing in crypto assets.      

Anna has experienced slow but consistent improvements in her health with a mix of diet, exercise and meditation - along with some very specific tools. For the transcription and for more helpful information visit http://www.rheumatoidsolutions.com Paddison Program for Rheumatoid Arthritis http://www.paddisonprogram.com/rheumatoid-arthritis Rheumatoid Support - http://www.rheumatoidsupport.com

On this episode of the Podcast, I have Rossco Paddison back on the show. We talk about generational Wealth and the problem with traditional generational wealth. We share a new way to create generational wealth and why this is so important for your future.  We play a bit in the world of AI and Robotics.  Rossco shares his thoughts on how Education, culture, and technology will be key to creating generational wealth.We look at this from a family perspective but also from the greater picture with what is happening on the planet now.  This show is sure to expand your mind.  Enjoy the Show.To find Rossco Paddison, he's on:Insta: @rosscopaddisonLinkedIn: Rossco PaddisonFacebook: Rossco Paddison  Let him know that you heard about him on the podcast.Find me on socials:Instagram: @kerinorleyFacebook:Keri Kaplan Norley LinkedIn:Keri (Kaplan) NorleyYoutube:Keri Norley - The Wealth AlchemistWebsite:Kerinorley.comContact me:Keri@kerinorley.com

On the 8th episode on The Route to Networking, James Dean, the Director here at Hamilton Barnes invites Paddy Paddison, the CTO of Wildanet, to our podcast to talk through his career in the tech industry, where it all began and gets an insight on who he is as a person and what he's like in the professional world.  From rags to riches… Paddy speaks about his time in the military and how he ended up leaving and now being the CTO of Wildanet… You can find more information on Paddy here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paddy-paddison-b4203b3b/details/experience/

Kimberley Whalen-Blake, Director at Hughes Paddison Legal Practice answers five of the most topical and current employment law questions. Covering IR35, returning to work post COVID, Brexit and much more.Kimberley specialises in all areas of employment law, with over 10 years' experience in her field and has advised on and litigated all aspects of employment law, from unfair dismissals, TUPE, redundancies and restructures, to lengthy and complex discrimination and whistle-blowing cases. Kimberley also provides a range of HR support services to SME businesses, ensuring they are up to date with the constant evolution of employment law and to help them best protect their business in what can be a very complex area of law. Her previous experience as department head of a 33 strong team, Kimberley is well aware of the challenges faced in running a productive, profitable and efficient workforce – all the while juggling the management issues that comes with being an employer. 

Jennifer has made all the right moves to achieve long term pain-free and drug-free RA management thanks to the Paddison Program. For the transcription and for more helpful information visit http://www.rheumatoidsolutions.com Paddison Program for Rheumatoid Arthritis http://www.paddisonprogram.com/ra Rheumatoid Support - http://www.rheumatoidsupport.com

In about two years Trisha went from a condition of severe inflammation to a normal life by making the right lifestyle changes with the Paddison Program. For the transcription and for more helpful information visit http://www.rheumatoidsolutions.com Paddison Program for Rheumatoid Arthritis http://www.paddisonprogram.com/ra Rheumatoid Support - http://www.rheumatoidsupport.com

Kimberley Whalen-Blake, Director at Hughes Paddison Legal Practice shares her knowledge and top tips on how Brexit and the ending of Freedom of Movement for EU nationals might affect your recruiting and staffing practices.Kimberley specialises in all areas of employment law, with over 10 years' experience in her field and has advised on and litigated all aspects of employment law, from unfair dismissals, TUPE, redundancies and restructures, to lengthy and complex discrimination and whistle-blowing cases.Kimberley also provides a range of HR support services to SME businesses, ensuring they are up to date with the constant evolution of employment law and to help them best protect their business in what can be a very complex area of law. Her previous experience as department head of a 33 strong team, Kimberley is well aware of the challenges faced in running a productive, profitable and efficient workforce – all the while juggling the management issues that comes with being an employer.

Roscoe Paddison is the CEO of SyncDAO and lead trainer at New Money Mastery. New Money Mastery will help you to unlock the power of decentralized finance (DeFi) to build stable income-generating crypto portfolios. Combining intelligent wealth strategy with the latest in stable, high impact returns - learn how to build an unstoppable portfolio in all market conditions. Learn more at https://syncdao.com/ and sign up for the New Money Mastery course at tinyurl.com/newmoneymastery.Join Laura and incredible guest speakers and teachers to learn about writing and publishing. You will learn how to write and structure your book, formatting tips, and tools, how to hire freelancers, how to distribute your book, successful launch strategies, how to get reviews, strategies to make your book a bestseller, and best practices to make your book profitable and supporting you and your business from day 1. The course will also include live instructional and coaching calls, an interactive Facebook group, and a built-in launch and support team! Calls will be on Wednesday evenings at 5 pm pacific time starting on Wednesday, July 21. All calls will be recorded and participants will have access to the calls, templates, and tools for writing and publishing, and learn from the incredible guest teachers and speakers (will be announced soon)! Be sure to visit https://powershour.biz/services to sign up.Laura will be hosting a blockchain and cryptocurrency training event for creatives and intuitives in July. For more information reach out to bookings@laurapowers.net or visit https://www.powershour.biz.For more information about Laura and her work you can go to her website www.healingpowers.net or find her on Twitter @thatlaurapowers, on Facebook at @realhealingpowers and @mllelaura, and on Instagram and TikTok @laurapowers44.This content is not personal investment advice and I am not a qualified licensed investment advisor.All information found here, including any ideas, opinions, views, predictions, forecasts, commentaries, suggestions, or stock picks, expressed or implied herein, are for informational, entertainment or educational purposes only and should not be construed as personal investment advice.Conduct your own due diligence, or consult a licensed financial advisor or broker before making any and all investment decisions. Any investments, trades, speculations, or decisions made on the basis of any information found on this site, expressed or implied herein, are committed at your own risk, financial or otherwise.

In this episode we have an interview discussing whether knowing your limits is a good or bad thing. Limits can protect us, they can be a way to guide our life - they can also be crippling and destructive. Self-awareness is good, can you be too self-aware? PERSONALISE YOUR SUPPORT: - Option A: Coaching App: https://www.selfbeliefchief.com/vip - Option B: Schedule a free 60 minute call to apply for coaching: https://go.oncehub.com/SelfBeliefChiefCoaching

Clayton Paddison is the owner of Paddison PreWar where he assists people with their PreWar vehichles. He has a '27 T that has appeared in many magazines and also an episode of Jay Lennos Garage. He knows a great wealth about early speed and the different eras of hotrodding and I had a wonderful conversation with him even though we didn't catch the whole encounter. Noah: @the_hotrod_kidClayton: @mrmodelt

Alli shares her story from a severe rheumatoid arthritis diagnosed at a very young age to dramatic improvements with the Paddison Program.

Lori has gone through JRA since she was 12 to RA: she is now 36, and she is experiencing the biggest improvement in her life thanks to the Paddison Program.

In this episode, I am so fortunate to get to drop into an amazing conversation with the absolutely wonderful Rossco Paddison.He and I drop into a conversation around decentralized finance, what the heck means, why you wanna know about it.If you wanna be getting out of the banking systems and actually making 8% interest safely,then I highly recommend that you check this episode out.For 4 years Rossco has been working within the Blockchain & Cryptocurrency space, beginning by teaching over 10,000 mom's and pops how it all works.  With this experience comes a deep understanding of the user's desires and challenges on the frontlines of adoption.Most recently he and his team have gone narrow into building DeFi products to solve some of these early UX and adoption problems.Links: For more info about working with Rossco to learn about Decentralised Finance go to www.kerinorley.com/digitalcurrency.To connect with me, head over to these places:FB: www.facebook.com/kerinorley1Instagram: www.instagram.com/knorleyWebsite: kerinorley.comTo get into my VIP book club, join me at www.kerinorley.com/newwealthbookI look forward to connecting more.  Remember to review and share to go in the draw to win a goodie bag drawn this month. You must do both to go in the draw.  When you share, please tag me in your story or post so I know it happened.  Thanks!*** Disclaimer: We are not financial advisors.  We are sharing information with you.  What you do with that is on you. Do your own research and make your own choices and/or speak to your financial advisor about what is best for you. 

Dear listeners,  Hope summer treated you well. We did miss you, and we hope you are all doing well. In this episode we talked to Nik Paddison from the UK, a trainer of trainers, youth workers and activists in the European youth field. For the last few years he has been working as a full time freelance trainer, writer and consultant. The main topic was Facilitation of Learning and how it is a process that has to engage the learner if we want real learning to take place. We discussed that the idea of learning as the receiving of information is a misleading and incorrect one, learning must be an active experience where everyone is involved, interested and responsible for their own growth. The facilitator needs to observe the group carefully to understand the group dynamic and support each individual on their needs. In this process, the power of reflection is sometimes overlooked, and if we want to have deeply engaging and rich learning experiences we need to have time to reflect on what message was communicated to us, how it relates to our previous knowledge, what parts were less clear and how we can ask for help from others. By doing so not only you learn more about the subject but also about yourself as a learner. Very rich and insightful conversation, that we hope you enjoy, reflect and learn as much as we did. Let’s Talk Youth Work.   Links to the resources mentioned in the episode: Mark Taylor's episode: https://bit.ly/3nmVXxG Developing Youth Work Innovation, E-handbook.https://www.humak.fi/en/julkaisut/youth-work-innovation/ The Handbook for Facilitators (learning to learn in practice):  https://bit.ly/3jAcnk7 One to One (supporting learning face to face): https://www.youthpass.eu/downloads/13-62-276/Publication_121_Final.pdf Time to Show Off (how youth workers accompany young peoples learning processes): https://bit.ly/3nnRPNO

This week's discussion quickly delves into the current racial and political issues facing the world, … and Akmal's gym injury.

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What happens when two corporate high-achievers feel called onto a faith-based path? They shape for the better how Christians see their role in the workplace! After years of serving in leadership roles, Diane Paddison and Donna Skell took upon themselves to create a support network that enables and empowers people to live their faith and find their purpose.Diane is a former executive in companies including CBRE, ProLogis, and Trammell Crow Company. She currently serves as an independent director for two corporate and four not-for-profit boards.Fueled by the power of faith-based values in the business world, Diane has authored Work, Love, Pray and Be Refreshed ... a year of devotions for women in the workplace. This laid the foundation for 4word, a 501(c)3 organization to help professional women reach their God-given potential with confidence.Donna and her husband Anton previously owned and operated Cosmopolitan Lady with 600 employees generating $10M. Today she is the Executive Director for the 40 year old Roaring Lambs Ministries where she oversees all conferences and operations. Additionally, she is Editor and Compiler of the award-winning book series, Stories of Roaring Faith and co-hosts an international radio show called, “A Time to Dream.” Donna serves in an advisory position with the Fellowship of Professional Women and the Christian Women in Media Association.Tune into Monday's episode to learn how the power of faith can drive any professional to become their best self and greatly impact our society. To learn more about the organizations please visit:4wordwomen.orgwww.roaringlambs.org

The Paddison podcast is now called the Rheumatoid Solution podcast! We are going to be assisting those with autoimmune arthritis to live easier healthier and happier lives with lots of regular guests and practical information. Thanks for listening!

Rossco Paddison talks with Jililan about the barriers that keep people from using crypto: user accessibility. Rossco has an easier way! He also describes the relevence of DeF!

  Last year Emma started feeling stiffness and pain in the hands The inflammation spread very rapidly and within three weeks she had multiple joints inflamed Her blood tests were inconclusive, but the symptoms were spreading fast so she began the Paddison Program right away A couple of weeks before the symptoms started to show, she had a terrible stomach flu that lead her to not eat for about five days After a couple of days of juicing she immediately felt better and felt the energy come back She took slow steps in the reintroduction phase, and having a long-term goal did work well for her Consistency in repeating positive actions and habits also played a big role Now Emma can stay pain-free for weeks and continue her reintroduction phase  

Seema was diagnosed with RA and had very high pain levels Pain was almost unbearable and she needed support to get up from a chair She was put on sulfasalazine, and started taking painkillers to deal with the pain She quit a very stressful job and started searching the internet to gain more knowledge on RA It was then that she found the Paddison Program and adapted it to the eating habits of her country She got great support from Clint and others inside Paddison Program Support Eventually she got off anti-inflammatory drugs and then off painkillers as well The use of visualization has helped her achieve her goals

About 4 years ago, Bambi started to have severe pain in the ankles Months passed waiting for answer from the hospital, and the arms started to hurt very bad as well Bambi runs a nursery, and working became more and more a struggle Eventually she was diagnosed with RA and started taking methotrexate and hydroxychloroquine There wasn't much improvement, and side effects were really heavy, with the weaker immune system being a concern for her work After one year, while she started feeling very depressed, she came to know the Paddison Program through a Facebook group She bought a juicer, started the Program and immediately felt an improvement After a short time she was able to get on her knees to talk with children, something she wasn't doing for years Now Bambi has a plant-based diet, has dropped hydroxychloroquine, reduced methotrexate to a very small amount and doing great!  

- Marcel is 11 years old and has been diagnosed with juvenile idiopathic arthritis - Symptoms started about a year prior to his diagnosis with some pain in his jaw and his foot - Then the pain spread to his finger joints and came to a point he couldn't hold a pen and write - He began the Paddison Program and after the initial cleanse, the very next day fingers felt a lot better - His mother Anna assisted him constantly and carefully prepared every step of the Program adjusting it for her child - This version of the Program tuned for children got results in a very short time with Marcel - After starting the Program inflammation hasn't come back at all - Now Marcel is pain-free and is doing a lot of sports, even more than before

In this episode of The Plant Trainers Podcast, we talk with Clint Paddison about ways to heal rheumatoid arthritis. Rheumatoid arthritis is so prevalent these days and you hear about it all the time even in young children. Clint not only helps people manage their RA but he is a rheumatoid arthritis warrior himself. Despite the severity of the disease, this is a quite fun and entertaining episode. In fact, it's possibly one of our favorite. We explore gender, hormones, and hypothyroidism in particular during this episode. Find out what to stop eating and what to start eating or if you're just learning about how to manage rheumatoid arthritis, if you're are in remission, or seem to be getting your symptoms back, then this episode is definitely for you. You're going to want to share this with everybody you know who suffers from RA. Clint Paddison was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis in 2006 and within two years could barely walk with pain crippling 80% of his body. With bulldog determination, persistence and scientific experimentation, Clint turned his health around and now leads a healthy plant-based lifestyle drug-free. Despite the once-dire medical prognosis, Clint is now the loving father of three young healthy children Angelina, Arielle, and Aiden. Clint has presented a TEDx talk, told his story on US television, written for 'Arthritis Matters' magazine, reached a million people through 'Body, Mind and Soul' magazine and appeared as a keynote speaker (or MC) at many of the biggest health conferences in Australia. Clint is the creator of the scientific-evidence-based ‘Paddison Program for Rheumatoid Arthritis’ which is being followed by RA patients in over 60 countries and has dramatically improved the lives of thousands of people with inflammatory arthritic conditions. Many of these people appear as guests on his popular podcast, telling their stories of life-changing improvements to further inspire others. In this episode we discuss: Comedy How Clint found plant-based Transformation of getting life back Rheumatoid arthritis vs osteoarthritis How to test for RA Hereditary vs lifestyle What can contribute to RA Regular RA protocol Prescription medication Finding freedom The gender card Hypothyroidism Coming out of remission Heated oils Detrimental foods The best foods

- Rheagan is a musician and has been dealing with inflammatory arthritis for about 10 years, without it having much impact on her life - One year ago, her left hand started swelling so much that she couldn't play her instrument - After having tried many different approaches she came across the Paddison Program and started it - After a couple of weeks she was able to play again, and it got better everyday - Her fingers are now completely pain-free and she can play how many hours she wants - She also had pain in her knees and feet, and now she can run without a problem - During her recovery, playing piano was a great exercise for her fingers and it helped a lot in the process - The diet change part of the Program gave immediate results

- Irina was 24 when she got diagnosed with RA - She started having severe pain in the hands and joints - She was immediately prescribed prednisone, then methotrexate and Plaquenil were added - The drug mix didn't sort much effect, and it was suggested she started biological treatment - At that point, she started searching for alternatives and found Clint's TedX talk - She started the Paddison Program and put herself on a plant-based diet - It's been two years now, and she's now 100% drug-free - It's been eight months since her last methotrexate dose

- At the age of 16, after his father died, Gabriel started to have gut dysbiosis - He started to experience severe fatigue and stress response symptoms, nausea and so on - He started having scalp psoriasis, and over time he got diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis - His knees became the size of a softball and he started with prednisone - After a meeting with his rheumatologist he started AIP with good results - Doing a good amount of research on the internet he found the Paddison Program - After six months, he's now playing basketball again and feeling more athletic than ever - He's also a man of faith, and this is playing a key role in his approach

- Janet was diagnosed with RA after the birth of her first child - Because she wanted to have another child, she was put on prednisone - It worked well for alleviating the pain, but after the birth of her second child she eventually started with Methotrexate - As brain fog and tiredness increased, Janet tried a protein drink for more energy, but rashes came out and joints started flaring up - It turned out it was psoriasis, and she went on cutting proteins from her diet - She searched through the internet and found the Paddison Program and decided to start with it - After some problems with stopping drugs too abruptly, she's been able to gradually reduce drugs - She's now drug-free since more than a year

Our guest today is Clint Paddison, founder of the Paddison Program. Clint was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis and within two years, he could barely walk and experienced severe pain in most of his body. He tried surgery and medications without success.So he went back to his science roots and with determination, persistence and scientific experimentation Clint turned his health around and now leads a drug free and pain free life. After reversing his rheumatoid arthritis, Clint has appeared on television, given TEDx talks, written for magazines, he speaks at most of the biggest natural heath conferences in Australia and has founded The Paddison Program. His step by step program has dramatically improved the lives of thousands of people with arthritis and inflammatory conditions.Arthritis affects over 10% of the population and is more common in western society. Women are twice as likely to be diagnosed with arthritis! Inflammation is the cause of many diseases and recent research has shown that mental illnesses including depression and anxiety are linked with inflammation too.The main component of The Paddison program is a plant based vegan diet. There’s definitely a lot more to it though, so I encourage you to check it out for yourself at www.paddisonprogram.comClint is also on Instagram at @paddisonprogram and runs a podcast and YouTube channel under the same name.You’ll find myself and the vegclub community on Instagram at @vegclub. And if you enjoy listening to the podcast, feel free to leave a review so we can reach more people together.

- Jo's son was diagnosed with juvenile idiopathic arthritis when he was 13 - His knees were so heavily swollen he couldn't straighten his legs - After the diagnosis, Jo found that really heavy drug doses were the only official treatment - She then researched the internet and got to know the diet approach to arthritis - Jo and his son began trying many different plant-based diets but after months the symptoms got worse - She then found the Paddison Program and all the information made perfect sense - They began the Program and after 10 days the improvement was definitely noticeable. - After 5 months his CRP levels dropped phenomenally, and now he is engaging in physical activities like other boys his age

- Kim was diagnosed with RA in 2014 and put on methotrexate, Plaquenil and prednisolone - The drugs initially helped with reducing joint pain but in terms of side effects it was a nightmare - She then came to know that a colleague was effectively opposing Hashimoto with diet - She went on a sort of plant-based diet that helped reduce pain but only got to a point in drugs reduction - Then in November 2015 she found the Paddison Program and started it - The food reintroduction process took patience, but it's been worth it - Kim is now completely drug-free - Kim shares many insights and subtleties of how she got such wonderful results

- Following the Paddison Program, Alexander has been able to completely get off prednisolone and Plaquenil, and greatly reduce methotrexate - Alexander was 23 when he got the first symptoms of RA - During a trip to Europe he was always tired and had pain in his hands and feet - After the trip he started doing research on his own and identified the symptoms of RA - Following tests confirmed it, and the doctor suggested starting with methotrexate - After some weeks on methotrexate and prednisolone, a deep depressive state began as a side effect - After further research he found the Paddison Program, and decided to incorporate it with medication management - Hearing the testimonials from so many people about the Program moved him to proceed that way

It's a new segment that we're doing where we highlight people that are really making a difference in their community and today we highlight Diane Paddison!Diane Paddison, 4word Founder, and Executive Director is a Harvard MBA, former global executive of two Fortune 500 companies, CBRE and ProLogis, and one Fortune 1000 company, Trammell Crow Company, and serves as an independent director for two corporate and four not-for-profit boards.Diane is a leading advocate for Christian women in the workplace. Diane published "Work, Love, Pray" in 2011, and "Be Refreshed" . . . a year of devotions for women in the workplace in 2017 laying the foundation for 4word.She authors weekly posts at 4wordwomen.org and is a featured columnist for The Washington Times and the 4word Mentor Program has been highlighted in The Wall Street Journal’s MarketWatch.However, one thing you may not know is that Diane is also the mother of Annie Tucker, who is someone that we've talked about on the show for years as we've kept you updated with her battle with this terribly rare disease that constantly leaves her in a state of debilitating pain.

- Skylor started having symptoms of Ankylosing Spondylitis four years ago - They were quite light initially, but progressively the pain became so high that he had to drop out of college - He needed painkillers to sleep, two or three times a night - He tried lots of possible remedies and was even considering spine surgery - Then one day he tried fasting and had a 40 percent pain reduction overnight - A couple of months later he found the episode of the Paddison Podcast with Cherie - Listening to it he convinced himself to start the Paddison Program - He's now on the Program and having excellent results

- Ted has been diagnosed with RA in 2004 after an episode of acute knee pain - She immediately started methotrexate and prednisone at a very high dosage - The pain started also in the ankle, and several exams didn't shed light on the situation - Then she started Enbrel and it was a big relief compared to the previous levels of pain - But with the prolonged use came some infections as a side effect, and Ted started taking antibiotics - After stopping Enbrel for some time, it did stop working and she switched to other biologics, which gave other nasty side effects - She then found the Paddison Program and after 24 hours the pain was gone and she was able to walk freely - She has made radical changes in her diet and the results are great

- Bev got diagnosed with RA in the middle of her project to go to South Korea for work - She had very bad symptoms, to the point that it hurt when she was breathing - She took her first dose of drugs and the side effects were such that she started looking for holistic alternatives right after that - After three months of research on the internet she found Clint's TEDx Talk - After a year on the Paddison Program she was able to shift her fridge out of her apartment and prepare for a trip to Thailand - Even if she wasn't 100 percent on the diet, her inflammation has decreased slowly but steadily - Her mindset was also crucial in succeeding

- Frank had lots of pain - back, knees, shoulder and so on - to the point that it took him 20 minutes to get out of bed - He went to the hospital and had a very high level of inflammation - After his rheumatologist told him there was nothing to do, he started searching the internet and found the Paddison Program - He started the Program 5 months ago and results came in very fast - He was on diclofenac and prednisone (and later sulfasalazine), which made analyzing the results very difficult, so he began taking less drugs - Then his rheumatologist told him to stop drugs completely because they were damaging red and white blood cells - After 3 weeks he went back to the rheumatologist, and she told him the RA diagnosis must be wrong! - She couldn't believe the change in diet and lifestyle could have such a tremendous impact on RA - Now Frank is drug free and feeling great again

- After being diagnosed with RA at 21, Tom started taking many different medications - He started with Celebrex and after 4 months he added Methotrexate, which had heavy side effects - Enbrel was also added to the mix and initially it helped with the symptoms - After about 8 months Enbrel started to lose its effect, and switching to Orencia didn't help as well - After having stopped Methotrexate Tom wasn't able to start again with it and began taking Rituximab - Rituximab started working and in the meantime, Tom went on the Paddison Program - His change in diet and lifestyle following the Program helped him reduce the side effects of the drug to a great extent - At that time he was still taking Celebrex and prednisone, but thanks to his new diet he eventually stopped both - He's now on his journey to recovery and progressing every day

- At the age of 30 Carolyn started having symptoms - swollen knees, fatigue and a lot of pain overall - It took six years for her to be diagnosed with Psoriatic Arthritis - After being diagnosed, she started going through different medications - sulfasalazine, Prednisone, Plaquenil - She went on Methotrexate for a brief period of time, but it made her extremely sick - Two years ago she started with Enbrel, which gave her the least side effects - But after about one year the symptoms started to come out again - Carolyn then found the Paddison Program and after 2 days the swelling was gone - She's now on the Program and her condition is improving everyday - She is now a member of Paddison Program Support to get assistance with her next health objectives

- Kari has four auto-immune diseases, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Hashimoto's, lupus and vasculitis - She was diagnosed with Hashimoto's when she was 20 and had a lot of problems with thyroid medications - Years after, the three other diseases went into the picture altogether - Her kidney was in acute state of failure, making medications prescription very difficult: she eventually started methotrexate - After three months not only kidney but also liver was in failure - Kari stopped methotrexate and started the Paddison Program the next day - Relief was immediate and after a period of refinement she has found her right balance - The Paddison Program forum has been a great source of help and information in the process

- Selim was diagnosed ankylosing spondylitis about a year ago - He had severe pains and morning sickness and his CRP was very high - After finding Clint's TEDx Talk, he started with the Paddison Program and switched his diet to more raw foods - The pain was gone in the first couple of days of the initial cleanse portion of the Program - A lot of journaling and cleansing within the Program proved to be a successful strategy - He also had an episode of Uveitis and got rid of it in 9 days of cleansing - Support from her girlfriend Gökcen was a key element of his recovery - Selim is now able to work again and just recently ran a half marathon Selim and Gökcen's blog and YouTube channel: https://factastichealth.com/blog https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOL0WfRbQr364zUWtOpXOVw

We discuss how: - Shondra was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis in May 2017 - Symptoms started in late 2015, and went so bad that she wasn't able to write and could hardly walk - She initially went to a naturopath and found she was anemic - She ended doing surgery in December 2016 but things didn't get better - After being diagnosed psoriatic arthritis she was put on methotrexate and Naproxen - At the same time, she started the Paddison Program - She became a member of the Paddison Program forum and found great support in it - Now, 6 months have passed since Shondra has been off all medications and her pain is under control

We discuss how: - Kerry Anne got a bowel infection in 2014 and was really sick - She was given antibiotics for three months and that wiped her gut out - She was diagnosed RA after a year and went on tons of medications - Her Plaquenil and Methotrexate doses went up very quickly - She was still feeling terrible so she started searching on the internet for a solution - She found Clint's TED Talk and changed her diet completely - She joined the Paddison Program about one year ago to reduce her Rheumatoid Arthritis symptoms - After 7 days her heartburn went off completely - Her family gave full support from day one - She's now a very active member of the Paddison Program forum and helps many people with her example and advice

We discuss how: - Julie developed rheumatoid arthritis a couple of years ago - She had her first manifestation while on a trip, after going back home her blood values were all messed up - She went on ibuprofen, panadine and cortisone injections for 5 weeks - She started researching anti-inflammatory foods before being diagnosed in January 2017 - She switched to eating fruit and vegetables only, and after a week her pain was reduced by 60% - After that, she was able to cut back on panadine and ibuprofen but went back to her normal diet - The return of the symptoms made elastic supports necessary for walking - Further research aimed at avoiding Methotrexate led her to the Paddison Program - Within a week Julie got rid of the supports and her CRP dropped from 24 to 16 in 3 months

Diane Paddison is a Harvard MBA graduate and a veteran of global executive leadership in two Fortune 500 companies and one Fortune 1000 company.  She discusses how Christian women can better realize their leadership calling in the marketplace, why this matters to both men and women, and how the unleashing of women leadership can help unleash the leadership of men, through “completeness.” Diane Paddison Bio. www.pinnacleforum.com Show Notes: https://pinnacleforum.com/2018/05/ul-podcast-10/

We discuss how: - Johanna has been experiencing swellings and pain for 4 years - She's been on Methotrexate, Sulfasalazine ,Prednisone and also Apremilast for about two years with tremendous side effects - Within 2 years all other options failed and she started Enbrel, but it didn't bring any stable improvement - In November 2017, just when she hit her all-time low, she found the Paddison Program - Within 3 1/2 months her energy is back and she's pain-free and drug-free - Here hair is grown back, after she lost about 40 percent of it due to Methotrexate - Bikram Yoga has also turned out to be a great energy source - She found great inspiration and support in the Program's material and community

We discuss how: - Angelika got diagnosed with RA in 2001 and started taking medications - She got a synovial cyst aspirated three times and injected with cortisone - Her CRP was 89 and she had stiffness all over her body so she started taking ibuprofen and Advil - She refused to go on Methotrexate and Plaquenil as later suggested - She had continuous flare-ups and things were getting worse until November 2017 - Angelika found Clint's TED Talk while searching on the internet - She started the Paddison Program for Rheumatoid Arthritis and eliminated much of her pain within days - After a couple of weeks she's been able to come off Advil - Angelika has also improved her thyroid function

We are very excited to launch the Mastering Diabetes Audio Experience! In this episode, you will hear Clint Paddison describe the process of molecular mimicry and how it creates autoimmune conditions such as type 1 diabetes, celiac, and rheumatoid arthritis. Paddison tells the story of how he cured his own autoimmune disease by following a low-fat plant-based diet. To sign up for the Mastering Diabetes Program, please visit http://www.masteringdiabetes.org/coaching/. Make sure to subscribe so you don’t miss future episodes! Please review the Mastering Diabetes Audio Experience on iTunes, Google Play, or Stitcher to ensure that the Mastering Diabetes message reaches as many people living with diabetes as possible. Thanks for listening.

We discuss how: - Lizette has been sick on and off since she was a child - In the late '90s she had to go on disability and stop working - She kept getting sicker until October of last year, when she saw a video of the Paddison Program on Facebook - When she started the Program on December 19 her CRP was 16.8, after three weeks it went down to 2.2 - She was taking Prednisone every day, and she's been able to drop it completely in five weeks - She's back to normal life and does juicing each day - After not being able to walk at all, she's now doing walks and taking care of her house - She's also planning some travels!

We discuss how: - Mark has been diagnosed with spondyloarthropathy at 19 - He wasn't able to move, was losing weight and had chronic fatigue, fasciatis and tendonitis - He started taking slizapharen, then Plaquenil, methotrexate and anti-depressants, but it was never enough - He couldn't do anything for more than 10 minutes without causing himself to flare up - In 2014 Mark found the Paddison Program and noticed a difference within a couple of days - In a few weeks he was able to completely drop the anti-inflammatory - His exercise routine plays a big role in his recovery, mixing Bikram with Yin Yoga - Support from his family also helped greatly in the process

We discuss how: - Irene experienced a lot of pain and swelling in her fingers in the last 4 1/2 years - She was diagnosed with osteoarthritis - She changed diet based on her blood results and the pain got even worse - Six months ago she started the Paddison Program and after the cleanse she immediately felt better - She's now pain free and can enjoy her life again: mountain bike, yard work, kayak! - When diagnosed osteoarthritis she switched to a paleo diet and after a first relief her pain came back really bad - She even had a rash on her body in this phase, and it went away as soon as she started the Program - Now Irene prepares all her meals and bakes her own bread - Her husband is very supportive and eats all the meals she cooks - Her colleagues and even her rheumatologist appreciate her change!

We discuss how: - Before starting the Paddison Program Stacy was bed ridden - She wasn't able to dress herself, shower herself or walk - After two weeks with the Paddison Program, she can get herself out of bed again - After about a year on the program, she was able to trick or treat with her son for the first time in three years! - Stacy and her husband were thinking about a nursing home, because it was becoming too difficult to take care of her at home - She pulled away from a lot of friends and colleagues, but her husband gave support and took care of her - After being diagnosed RA she was on Plaquenil and then on Prednisone for about 4 years - After a first remission RA came back harder and she was on Plaquenil and Humira and started to have heavy side effects - She stopped Humira and started taking very high doses of Prednisone - In 11 months on the Paddison Program she went from 40 to 5mg of Prednisone - Bikram yoga helped her greatly

We discuss how: - Carrie was diagnosed RA three years ago - She's been on Meloxicam, Methotrexate, Embrel and Plaquenil - After starting with the Paddison Program, she's down to only Plaquenil - Carrie used to have headaches and fatigue, and it had an impact on her family as well - Carrie was inspired by so many other Paddison Program success stories - Right after starting the Program she had great relief from the inflammation - One type of exercise in particular was very helpful - Her family support was crucial

We discuss how: - When Debbie was diagnosed RA she stopped being the very active person she was - She went on Methotrexate and found it very hard to take with mixed results - She added Humira and found some temporary pain relief - After one year she caught a cold and had to quit Humira and the pain was back - She had to quit the job due to the pain - Then she started looking for alternatives and found the Paddison Program - The people in the community helped her greatly - Her condition has improved to the point she got back to work - She now works out three times a week - Meditation also plays a big role in her program

We discuss how: - Rubén has suffered pain from RA for about one year and wasn't able to even walk - He was under Methotrexate and had lots of cortisone, ibuprofen, diclofenac - He found Clint's TED Talk and was inspired by it to begin the Paddison Program - In one month he was able to return to his normal life - He's now completely drug-free - His wife is now expecting their first child and they are thrilled! - Now Rubén is able to walk, run, squat his own body weight on his shoulders - He uses the Paddison Program Reset as needed, making him 100% confident that he can maintain low pain levels on demand - Determination led him to constant little improvements which made the difference in the end

Clint Paddison is putting on Paddison Program events in the USA over the coming 12 months. The first two locations are Los Angeles and North Carolina. You can book a ticket, or request Clint to come to your state, over at www.paddisonprogram.com/events 

Sally Lowers Methotrexate with the Paddison Program We discuss how: - Her Doctor can't believe it that her CRP is now .05 - Sally has suffered pain for 17 years but now says she can't describe how brilliant she is - After being in and out of a wheelchair for more than three years she can now walk a mile, and she walks further every day - She went from 30 to 15 to 7.5 mil of Methotrexate after starting the Paddison Program - She went from three painkillers a day to no painkillers after starting the Paddison Program - She took Humira for 17 years and its effects started to wear off - She has suffered many breakages and underwent many operations in these 17 years - Sally has lost 21 pounds with the Program without ever needing to be hungry

In this Episode you'll learn: - The dietary analysis tool used by Robyn Chuter and other nutritionalists - How the Paddison Program baseline phase is nutritionally complete: an extraordinary feat from a hand-selected number of foods - Leafy greens and seaweed are mineral powerhouses - EFA's come from the foods themselves (not from fish oil or other unnecessary sources) - Vitamins and minerals from the Paddison Program foods are in abundance - Do we still need a B12 supplement? - Easily meet your energy needs during this Phase

When your dream of starting a family becomes a reality with Melissa Paddison. During this soulful conversation we talk about: + Mels inspirational journey into motherhood + How growing up in a yogic household has shaped the way she shares yoga with her girls + And how she’s adapted her yoga practice now that she is in the throws of #mumlife Connect with Mel: www.paddisonprogram.com www.instagram.com/melissapaddison Shownotes: https://yogamamas.com.au/starting-a-family/

In this amazing Episode you'll learn: - How Erika's health was compromised in a bad car accident many years ago - Digestive issues and bad eating were the norm before diagnosis - The Paleo diet provided some improvements which plateaued - Shifting from Paleo to the Paddison Program has made her totally pain free - How she avoided medications entirely - Her blood test results are phenomenal (reversing CRP and RF)

Click Here for the blog post and resources from this episode “Our real vision…is that we will help women—through God’s hand leading us—see that their faith should be a part of every minute of every day, that their relationships should be their priority, and that their work is a place God has called them to be.” –Diane Paddison At the age of sixteen, Diane Paddison was leading crews of eighty people on her family’s Oregon farm. As an adult, she was often the sole woman in Fortune 500 and 1000 boardrooms. Diane realized the crucial importance of a mentor early on, and now pays it forward mentoring countless women through her website 4wordwomen.org and her book, “Work, Love and Pray.” Through trials of her own, Diane learned how to pray fervently, stay grounded in God’s Word and surround herself with a support system of women who were fellow believers. She also went through the “Half Time” system, where she realized that God had prepared her with her experiences professionally and relationally, with a firm foundation of faith. She met Bob Buford, who encouraged her to write her book and catapulted her to start her ministry to “connect, lead and support professional women to reach their God-given potential.” “Try to find companies where your values and priorities align. And then try to find roles where your strengths align with that role.” –Diane Paddison What You Will Learn: The importance of a mentor and how to find your own mentor How to focus your goals in these three areas: professional, relational and spiritual goals The keys to putting fear behind you and overcoming hardships How to discern God’s will for your life and reach your full potential How to discover where your energy comes from and what you are passionate about Resources: 4wordwomen.org “Work, Love and Pray” and companion study guide by Diane Paddison “Half Time” by Bob Buford Christianity Today Bio Diane Paddison, 4word Founder and President, is a Harvard MBA graduate, former global executive of two Fortune 500 companies and one Fortune 1000 company, and serves as an independent director for two corporations and four not-for-profits. But her life’s passion is mentoring professional women. The leading advocate for the professional Christian women community, Paddison published Work, Love, Pray in 2011 while laying the foundation for 4word. The book cast a vision for women of faith who represent a growing share of the fulltime workforce, yet are underserved in resources compared to the men around them. Featuring 15 women leaders who found personal and business success while keeping faith at their core, Work, Love, Pray affirms and challenges women who feel uniquely called to the workplace. Diane’s heart for encouraging professional women took root in her early in her commercial real estate career, an industry where few women held mid-level roles, and were virtually absent in senior leadership. Crossing lines of tradition, Diane approached the top company executive – a man – to express her professional goals and ask for mentoring. He agreed, and since then, Diane has been purposeful in supporting women around her with the lessons she learned. Mentorship is a lifestyle: even when traveling to a regional office on business, she often reserves a lunch hour to gather women company-wide to foster relationships. She led the development of the CREW (Commercial Real Estate Women) “Bridging the C-Suite Gap” mentoring program, credited with the advancement of many participants to senior executive ranks since it launched. Diane Paddison speaks on life/work balance, mentoring/sponsorship, and impactful leadership at events across the country. She authors weekly posts at 4wordwomen.org, and is a featured columnist for Today’s Christian Women – a Christianity Today digital magazine. Diane serves on the board for the Harvard Business School Christian Fellowship Alumni Association. Diane and her husband, Chris, have four children and live in Dallas, Texas.  

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