Podcast appearances and mentions of susan sherayko

Sharon Jansson loves to write, to share stories of family history and to travel. In "A Sojourn in Switzerland" she's been able to combine all three. She carried the experiences in the Alps with her grandchildren and family pets within her for ten years before she captured them in a manuscript. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/susan-sherayko/support

Sandy Jarvis loves animals and children so she writes about them in children's books. Her latest release is "The Golden Kite" which deals with competition, jealousy and forgiveness. Her goal is to help children learn how to deal with these feelings through animal characters like Benjamin the rabbit, Mr. Goose, Stanley the Slolaur and Pig Albert. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/susan-sherayko/support

Pura Regalado was raised a Christian in the Philippines. Later in life while traveling at the Aztec temple in Mexico, Pura received a vision that has profoundly affected her mission in life. Her book Pure Gift 2 lays out what she saw and was told in her vision. She was told to carry that message to everyone who fails to honor the commandment Thou Shalt Not Kill. If you watch the news at night, you realize that there are many who no longer value human life. Pura has been asked to reach these people and spread the word - stop the killing or face eternal death yourself. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/susan-sherayko/support

Stephen Peterson is a student of military history, the Bible, and an author. He studied 8 languages while in the service and is an officer. It's fun to spend time with Stephen as he has such a diverse background. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/susan-sherayko/support

Dr. Pezzini, your doctorate is in Organizational Psychology. You work as a strategic advisor. How does that relate to the work you do with animals? Corporate executives are known to have high levels of stress, and be somewhat workaholics. Studies demonstrated how, having a pet, lowers your cortisol levels and helps you take healthy breaks. Animals need to be walked and animals stay present, without holding on to anything negative, and live for play, good food and love. You can find the PhD dissertation online, showing exactly the human-animal bond in relation to stress, the #1 Best seller on Amazon on the healing power of animals on workers: Success from The Heart, and Dogs Lovers just published on Amazon. How did you come together to write a book about the various animal care professionals that provide the key to a successful relationship with our dogs? I am Italian-American. My dog Sammy was unexpectedly dying of cancer and Dr Ferrari was taking care of her in her last final days. We were talking about the meaning of life, our career challenges with people, not animals and Dr Ferrari thought that she and I would make the ultimate collaboration, to help our beloved animals, and in turn, their humans. Veterinarians are not taught psychology, in order to interact with pet owners. Psychologists are not taught animal training and animal well being/welfare, to have a healthy relationship with our pets. And when the relationship is healthy, then both parties, the humans and the animals, benefit from it. Can you explain the key professionals involved in this work? The Veterinary Physician is a professional graduate in Veterinary Medicine, approximately a 5-year degree, in most countries in the world. To practice, he/she must pass the state exam, get licensed, and be registered with the Board of Veterinary Doctors. Veterinarians are required to comply with the Code of Conduct and Ethics, dictated by their Board. The dog trainer is a professional dog educator. The dog educator/instructor/trainer, is the professional who deals with the interaction between men and dogs, to improve their relationship, and teach the owner how to communicate with his dog. The Coach is a professional, who collaborates with clients. Coaching, through a strategic process, stimulates reflection, inspiring clients to maximize their personal and professional potential. Is it difficult for owners and professionals to communicate? Yes, it is, because the pet owner sees the dog professionals only when there is a crisis, when the dog is sick, or misbehaves, etc. So human emotions get in the way and intelligence goes down and we communicate poorly. We want to educate dog owners and all dog professionals, to learn how to communicate effectively, before there is a crisis, problem, challenge; that way the dog's health and well-being is not at risk. Often, because of unnecessary misunderstandings, due to poor communication, unfortunately, the dog is put down, euthanized, way too soon. What is the lesson to be learned? A dog is not a baby, not a toy, nor a human. He has needs and behaviors different than human's. Most dogs are much more physically active than you think! Some dogs could not live well with our lifestyle. So read about breeds. What factors are involved in adopting? Home environment, family members, lifestyle, your expectations, beliefs. I was ignorant about different dog breeds, mixed breeds, their personality, what they are bread for, where geographically they thrive in, etc. I wanted a big dog to run with. I also needed a dog who got along with other animals, like cats, and had to factor in time to train the dog and socialize her. Dogs can get sick, and you have to factor in time to help them heal. I am an advocate for pet insurance. Why is it important to have a trainer too? Dogs adapted to live with humans. Dog trainers teach us how to communicate with pets. Dog trainers are language teachers...

"Sally's Magical River" is just being released on Audible. Author Frank Gaertner talks about the story, as well as the process involved in bringing the book out as an audible book. Narrator Rebekah Nemethy adds to the conversation and contributes a clip from the finished book to give you a feeling for the magical, "quantum field" feeling that emerges. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/susan-sherayko/support

This is a special time of year - when we dream of what we want in the coming months, when we traditionally make resolutions. It is the perfect time for me to share my passion with you: The Power of Vision along with a proven system that enable us to do what it takes to fulfill our dreams. That's how the Train Your Brain, Claim Your Power calls came into being. That's why Rebuilding Your Life resonates with our content. Today, I'll be talking about three tools that help us describe our visions, choose which we will pursue and take the actions that move us from that which is invisible to probable and even predictable. You can begin to set aside failures and disasters to Rebuild Your Life to one you would love living. These 3 tools are the beginning. Remember, taking even the smallest step toward your dream will make a difference. The key is to do what you can, with what you have and where you are. Are you a doubter? Do you have limiting beliefs that get in the way? Then think this - what if you can overcome your circumstances, what if you can recover and rebuild your life, not by tossing aside your experiences, but by embracing a new way of thinking? Wouldn't you be willing to give it a try? Follow up with your host at Susan@SusanSherayko.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/susan-sherayko/support

Cas Bieberstein stood ready to die, but not without a fight. Forced out of his home and into the Warsaw ghettos at the start of World War II, Cas Bieberstein became a resistance fighter by the age of 10. What is particularly striking is the mindset he developed in the raw world. He expected that he would die, but not without a fight. He worked building weapons and explosives for the enemy, but intentionally made most of them inoperable. He worked as a sharpshooter, was sent to concentration camps and managed to escape to the U.S. He lived his life quietly for many years, only opening up to tell of his past in his most senior years. The story came to light when two distant cousins realized their genealogical connection and began to talk. The story is documented in their book "Not Without a Fight" and an award winning documentary short. More documentaries are planned in their series, and we may see more of this story as a feature film. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/susan-sherayko/support

Les Tripp leads Bible studies and his writings are explorations along Biblical themes. His first book "Strong and Courageous: A Devotional for Men has been followed this summer by "Walls and Gates. " He is actively completing a third book that he has been thinking about for 25 years about how we use the gifts we have been given to make a difference. God has a task for us. He tells us what He wants us to. Do you have your ears on? Do we listen? Pay attention. Notice what you are noticing. What do you see? What comes from within in a still small voice? What resonates in the words of others? We sense it in our determination. Are you aware of it? And once aware, what's next? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/susan-sherayko/support

"Galina's Hope: Beyond the Fire" tells a personal story of tragedy. The loss of her children in a brutal murder left her with little will to live. However, Galina was raised as a child of faith. Although she didn't want to go on, she allowed God to lead her forward. By his grace, she discovered hope, found loving relationships to sustain her, and rebuilt her life surrounded by a new family. Her life is a testimony to the power of God to move in our lives, regardless of the circumstances in which we find ourselves. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/susan-sherayko/support

Mother of the Church T.J. Johnson has taught Bible studies for years. She takes her knowledge of the Book of Genesis into four books through The Genesis Men series: Adam and Sons, Noah and Sons, Abraham and Sons, and Jacob and Sons - Twelve Tribes. And to top that off, T.J. lets us have some fun with the Bible with her three crossword puzzle books, Chapter and Verse. We welcome T.J. Johnson to Rebuilding Your LIfe Radio. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/susan-sherayko/support

Australian author Kira Brettschneider writes children's picture books with positive messages. In her third book, "Ellie the Hen Afraid of Worms," Kira shares the message that one can get over one's fears using good friends to support you, plus a few helpful hints to help us get along better with those around us. The colorful characters are all poultry living in the town. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/susan-sherayko/support

Training your brain and claiming your power to rebuild your life comes from a variety of sources, not always mainstream. To the average person, the concept of channeling may bring out our Inner Skeptic. That was certainly the case for author Brett Nelson. To him, the idea was a bunch of malarkey. That is, until during a long flight from the Mediterranean to British Columbia, he experienced it for himself. During our conversation, Brett discusses what it was like to "be the pen" for "In Spiritus Theos: A Collection of Divinely Inspired and Channeled Poems." Brett has been on his own spiritual journey blending the philosophies of his First Nations tribe, the writings of Deepak Chopra, Wayne Dyer, and Sufi mystic Rumi. The result is a man who seeks to enjoy the presence of God in all things. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/susan-sherayko/support

Alan Krum didn't start out to write a book of poems. He set out to write letters to God to help him get through difficult emotional times. The result is "Feathers from Heaven: A Collection of Christian and inspirational poems" to uplift the spirit and strenthen the weary. Short and simple, and understandable, this is a volume to touch the every man in each of us. Underneath it all is a profound faith in God and an awareness that God will get you through the challenges. Some people will enjoy using "Freathers from Heaven" as a devotional for Alan has placed scripture with many of the poems for that purpose. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/susan-sherayko/support

Alvin Epp, author of "Through the Eyes of Guilt" has always wondered whether our lives are motivated through guilt. As he researched the subject he learned much more about the value of becoming present in the moments of your life and appreciating the miracle that each person contributes to our own. In Alvin's book, he asks people to consider looking at life differently. On our call, Alvin posed more of these questions. What do you take with you when you take your last breath? Does your moral code shift when you feel guilty or the closer you get to your mortality date? And offered an interesting exercise to help you honor the relationships we treasure. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/susan-sherayko/support

Wendy Irwin, author of "Roots & Rocks" and "Wendy's Whimsical Recipes", is a guide to help us find our life mission. Clairvoyant at birth, an entrepreneur at 6, Wendy offers several products and services online ranging from her books, singing bowls, gemstones and herbs, recommended fresh fruits and vegetables that align with your personal gemstones and 21 Days of Prayer. Everything she offers is designed to tap into the life force that helps you find your true self while enjoying a little fun along the way. Need a little help for that big job interview? Wendy offers a tuneup that puts you in the perfect frame of mind. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/susan-sherayko/support

When a mudslide destroyed her family’s home, Susan and her family survived the event and began the slow process of recovery.  Not only did they get back on their feet, but they also went on to thrive and enjoy an even better lifestyle than the previous one.  Susan felt compelled to study what they had done to bring them through this experience when so many others do not fare so well.  Susan is the author of  "Rainbows Over Ruins," is a three-time Daytime Emmy nominated Executive in Charge of Production and Line Producer for Home & Family on Hallmark Channel. A member of Producers Guild of America and former Chairperson, Seminar Committee. She is a member of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.  A Certified Psychosynthesist, Empowered Spiritual Life Coach, LifeSuccess Consultant, Power Habits Coach and Affirmer. You can find Susan at SusanSherayko.com  

Once you are past the emergency of a disaster, you begin to rebuild your life. The key to that process is to know what you want so you can act with intention. Susan talks about intention and provides exercises to help you focus on what you want moving forward.

Susan Sherayko, author of Rainbows Over Ruins, and producer of Home and Family on the Hallmark channel, has a lot of well earned credentials after her name as well as Emmy nominations (see the blog post "Rainbows Over Ruins" at www.BoldlyBaldWomen.com). But for this interview, Susan is a remarkably warm strong woman who has faced personal adversity and found a way to move through the shock and grief of disaster to a place of inner peace and gratitude. Susan's message is: whatever the hurt, there is help. Her focus on guiding others through their own creative thought process, both personally and professionally, emerged when a landslide destroyed her family's home. She utilizes her training in psychosynthesis, as an afformer, empowered spiritual life coach and success consultant. So why is Susan being interview on a podcast focusing on women facing hair loss? Because what Susan has learned while she rebuilt her life is useful for women struggling with the emotional and social impacts of hair loss. And the more we can learn from others, the more we can help ourselves and those women who still think they are alone and their only option is hiding in the shadows. So...download the episode to your listening device of choice and sit back and enjoy. And... Please, if you like this podcast, leave a rating and a review in iTunes. Thank you.

Would you like a roadmap to rebuild your life? Let's start with a basic pyramid of needs.

This episode features two time Emmy nominated producer and author Susan Sherayko as she shares tips and wisdom for how to rebuild and recreate your life after setbacks. Susan discusses her own story of rebuilding her life after her home was destroyed. Learn practical tips and skills to help you create the life you want, even if the face of adversity and challenge.

In this episode, you'll meet host and producer Susan Sherayko and learn how she rebuilt her life after a landslide destroyed her home. She not only restored what she had built; she improved upon it.