Kevin M. Touhey, Amazon best selling Author

Tune into this insightful conversation as author George Denslow discusses his latest book, Living Out of Darkness - A Personal Journey of Embracing the Bipolar Opportunity

Here's a glimpse into Maureen's trials and tribulatios:

"My mother was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer when I was in the middle of remembering the most heinous experiences from my childhood, many in which she was involved. I knew her cancer was terminal, and was torn, because I didn’t want to not have a relationship with her before she died. I prayed about our relationship. I worked with my therapist and support group to let go of my anger and hatred. I wanted a new relationship before she died, and during her last months, we created one. I had the opportunity to be her main caregiver at the end of her life. Taking care of her, loving her, protecting her when she was too weak to protect herself, was a gift and very powerful for me, and it helped me to heal.

I really want to get across the message of hope and empowerment. That is what this show is about, faith, hope and forgiveness."

I decided to organize this panel because as I was writing my book, The Miracle of Optimism, I came across numerous other individuals, whom like myself, are dedicating their lives to making other people’s lives better. They are dedicating their time to teaching us how to handle the lemons life throws at us. They genuinely want us to embrace and take full advantage of the opportunities life presents us with. I want to discuss what drives them. I want to understand how their journey on this path started and most importantly, what differentiates them from the others in this field. Because, as I am sure you have realized, there is a lot of clutter. This show will help these professionals break through it and let you, the audience, understand what they can do for you. It will help you understand what they bring to the self-help table. This is the second episode of the “Why & How We Do It” series. I hope you’ll enjoy it.

I decided to organize this panel because as I was writing my book, The Miracle of Optimism, I came across numerous other individuals, whom like myself, are dedicating their lives to making other people’s lives better. They are dedicating their time to teaching us how to handle the lemons life throws at us. They genuinely want us to embrace and take full advantage of the opportunities life presents us with.

I want to discuss what drives them. I want to understand how their journey on this path started and most importantly, what differentiates them from the others in this field. Because, as I am sure you have realized, there is a lot of clutter. This show will help these professionals break through it and let you, the audience, understand what they can do for you. It will help you understand what they bring to the self-help table.
The first episode will feature Laurie Santos of Extreme Dream Training, Thomas Rich of Wellness Inspired Self-Help and The Logistician, Reggie Greene.

Join Kevin as he welcomes very special guest Dave O'Brien,Chairman of the the Sports Management Department at Drexel University,located in Philadelphia,Pa.Dave has a wide range of experience having been the Athletics Director at both Temple University and Notheastern University.
In the face of ethical and moral dilemmas that include youth baseball eligibilty violations,parental abuse of young athletes,sports violence on the fields and in the stands,drug and steroid violations by athletes and rules violation, the time is right for the training system being espoused by Mr. O'Brien. The Drexel Sports Leadership Academy is his brain child. Give a listen and join in the lively discussion

There are many factors that have led us to the place where sports are out of control. In essence, SPORTS HAS GONE WILD! I am not going to point fingers at coaches, parents or players specifically. Each of these groups are contributing to the problems. The condition of sports today is a vicious cycle. There are no points to a circle, so the issues are interlocked. The basic underlying motivation in sports today is ego driven. The ego is in charge, justifying the end at the sacrifice of the means, is behind the actions of the principles involved.
There are a few major changes over the past twenty years that contribute to the fact that sports has gone wild. They are parental involvement, the college recruiting craze and the players lack of self-responsibility. In general, there is a lack of civility existing in the year 2008 that is unprecedented.
Come on and join the discussion!

The show will be an continuation of the first show. Addtional concepts from Kevin's forthcoming book will be introduced. In the book Kevin discusses how the intense pressure to win, to be number one, is distorting the beauty of what sport has to offer those who compete.Kevin is a highly recognized Peak Peformance Life Coach. His clients include dozens of high schools and colleges across the country. His techniques have led to highly successful performances, on the off the playing field/courts, for the participants of his workshops.

The show will be an introduction to the concepts from Kevin's forthcoming book. In the book Kevin discusses how the intense pressure to win, to be number one, is distorting the beauty of what sport has to offer those who compete.Kevin is a highly recognized Peak Peformance Life Coach. His clients include dozens of high schools and colleges across the country. His techniques have led to highly successful performances, on the off the playing field/courts, for the participants of his workshops.

There have been a lot of people listening to first show I did on Forgiveness. I am going to take it up a notch and really get radical about forgiveness. The sparks should fly with this discussion. Get on board, tune in and/or call in to join the discussion.If you have not listened to the first segment go to the archives and give a listen!!

Guess what? Forgiveness is not just about forgiving others. In fact, we only truly begin to forgive others when we look upon ourselves.Tune in and learn the pathway to self forgiveness and become more willing to see the light in yourself and others. Very Powerful