Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things

Interested in learning how to build your confidence to unleash the extraordinary person you truly are? I’d love to help you.

In episode 5 of Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things, I talk with former student and all around great guy, Matt Bargas.

After being bored in his job and looking for something fun to do, Matt started taking dance classes at eMotion.  What he found was not only dance lessons, but a community of supportive people and the confidence he needed to get out on the dance floor.

Now he continues to be fearless and pushes towards the goals he wants in life.  Learn what you can do to push away your fears.

In episode 4 of Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things, I talk with 48-year-old Samantha Bowman about how she found her confidence and health through hard work and willpower.

After being a size 8 in her 20s, a size 10 in her 30s and a size 12 in her 40s, she finally had enough.  Sam wanted to find better health, a better body and is determined to be her fittest self possible by the age of 50.

Interested in learning how to build your confidence to unleash the extraordinary person you truly are? I’d love to help you.

In episode 3 of Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things, I talk with one of the kindest people I’ve ever met, Nick Scott.

I met Nick out dancing at the clubs back in college and he always had a great energy about him. Then I saw posts like this one on his Facebook page:

“I’m hearing a lot of people losing power. I’m in the Fairfax area and still have power. If you need power for a few hours to do homework/study for finals week, to say warm until your power comes on, to watch your favorite TV show… hit me up”

“I’m hearing a lot of people losing power. I’m in the Fairfax area and still have power. If you need power for a few hours to do homework/study for finals week, to say warm until your power comes on, to watch your favorite TV show… hit me up” 

That’s when I knew I needed to interview him for my podcast.

Learn how losing a friend put things into perspective for Nick and allowed him to lose weight, run a couple marathons and truly be one of the most giving people I’ve ever met.

Interested in learning how to build your confidence to unleash the extraordinary person you truly are? I’d love to help you.

In episode 2 of Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things, I talk with Ocean Photographer Jay Greiner.

After going along with what he thought life had planned for him, Jay found himself recovering from a terrible accident with very little chance of recovery. Learn how he turned to family and faith to lead him on his current path of happiness and his passion for taking beautiful photography.

Interested in learning how to build your confidence to unleash the extraordinary person you truly are? I’d love to help you.

Today I’m launching a new project of mine – a podcast called Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things.

My goal is to bring you each week an average, every day middle class person who has found something special inside of them to do something great with their lives or for those around them.  I hope you’ll find yourself saying, “Wow, that person’s just like me!” and then saying, “If they can do that, I know I can too.”

If I can get people to feel a connection with someone on this podcast and help them towards making a change in their life for the better, then I’ve done my job.

There is nothing I get more excited about than seeing people happy, loved and successful.  I want to help you realize that each and every one of us is great at something.  I want to help you find the confidence to be who you truly are and accomplish a life filled with happiness, love and success.

I hope Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things is just one of the ways that provides the inspiration you need to be fabulous by other ordinary but extraordinary people!

My first episode is with single mom and life coach, Mel Collins.

Despite a divorce and raising two kids as a single mom, Mel has chosen to take the path of gratitude in her start towards helping others and herself.