Welcome to Resilience Radio, a podcast about how to leverage your thinking to overcome life's challenges. Each episode features unique and moving stories from business leaders about how they were able to move through adversity and achieve success. Your host is Kim Ades, founder of Frame of Mind Coaching. Kim is known for coaching some of North America's most prominent leaders in their field. To learn more about Frame of Mind Coaching and Kim Ades, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
As a successful business owner, do you feel as though there are never enough hours in the day? Listen as Robert Lucas, Owner of Let Me Show You Maui, and host Kim Ades discuss how to manage your time effectively when your business is growing.
How can you set your kids up for success? Listen as host Kim Ades chats with Ron Ferguson and Tatsha Robertson, authors of "The Formula: Unlocking the Secrets to Raising Highly Successful Children" about what it takes to be a master parent.
What is standing in the way of your next professional shift? Is it your educational background? Your work experience? Your superiors? Listen as Steve Ash, Engineering Manager of Fireball Equipment, and Resilience Radio host Kim Ades discuss how to move your career forward when it's not moving on it's own.
Gary Fowler is the Co-founder of Yva.ai, a revolutionary company that uses AI to reduce staff loss, save money and increase sales. He is a serial entrepreneur with 10 startups under his belt, including a successful IPO. He also co-founded an investment company as well as the top accelerator in Russia. Listen as Gary and host Kim Ades discuss what it takes to be a successful startup mogul and more.
How are you faring in the war for talent? Is it a challenge to find the right people and afford them? How can you bring in great new hires and make sure that they stay? What are employees looking for in a job? How can you tell if your candidates are the right fit? Listen as Alyssa Clark, Director of Recruiting and Talent of Eyemart Express, and host Kim Ades answer these questions and more.
Malcom Glenn works at Uber as the Head of Global Policy, Accessibility and Underserved Communities. He’s making a difference in the way that marginalized groups access transportation, but he still wonders if he’s doing enough. Listen as Malcom and host Kim Ades discuss how to find meaning in your work and feel like you’re truly making a difference.
Rodney Wilts, the Co-owner of Theia Partners, and host Kim Ades discuss how to make decisions that align with your values and how to comfortably go back on decisions you’ve made in the past.
Does creating stability in your life seem totally unattainable? Edwina Kulego, Founder of Essentials by Edwina, and host Kim Ades discuss how taking bold action is key to your success and how striving for balance may be tripping you up.
Is it realistic that you could be massively successful doing something you’re truly passionate about? Listen as David Wolf and Kim Ades discuss how to find your passion and make it work in this special episode of Resilience Radio.
One is a woman who’s lack of intimacy in her marriage is eating at her self-confidence. One is a man who can’t stand how his wife parents their children. And one is an entrepreneur who has an incompetent employee that is driving him crazy. What do these three people have in common? Find out as David Wolf interviews Kim Ades in this unique episode of Resilience Radio.
Michelle Mras is a TEDx speaker and a coach who lost the ability to communicate for 9 months after a brain injury. Listen as she and host Kim Ades discuss how Michelle leveraged her story, went viral and got a steady stream of clients.
Susan Finerty, owner of Finerty Consulting, faculty member of University of Wisconsin and author of Master the Matrix: 7 Essentials for Getting Things Done in Complex Organizations and The Cross Functional Influence Playbook, shares how she ramped up her business after the well had seemingly run dry. She and host Kim Ades also discuss how to stay motivated and engaged as a seasoned business owner.
Benoit Poliquin is the CEO and Lead Portfolio Manager of Exponent Investment Management Inc. Listen as he and host Kim Ades discuss how to make healthy financial decisions.
Julia Pimsleur is a scaling coach, best-selling author and entrepreneur on a mission to help one million women get to $1 million in revenues. She is the Founder of Million Dollar Women and the author of Million Dollar Women: The Essential Guide for Female Entrepreneurs Who Want to Go Big. Listen as she and host Kim Ades discuss why only 3% of women owned businesses make $1 million or more and the 3 things you need to overcome this statistic.
Jason Maxwell is the 24-year-old CEO of 1Clean Air, a commercial and residential air duct and carpet cleaning company. Since taking over his family's business, they have doubled their sales and grown their team significantly. Listen as he and host Kim Ades discuss how young entrepreneurs can find success.
David Long is the CEO of SageTea Software, a custom computer software company that specializes in artificial intelligence. Their clients range from doctors to the Canadian Government. Listen as he and host Kim Ades discuss how to overcome business obstacles and create success.
Rachel Grant is the Owner and Founder of Rachel Grant Coaching and is a sexual abuse recovery coach. Listen as she and host Kim Ades discuss how to recover from trauma and abuse and how to manage yourself during anxiety attacks.
Peter Papadopoulos has been the VP of Investments with CIBC for 24 years, advising high net worth clients on wealth management and planning. Listen as he and host Kim Ades discuss how having hustle can be the key to your success as an entrepreneur.
David Mansilla is the owner of ISU Corp, a custom software solutions company that helps entrepreneurs increase their net profits. His company has been granted awards like Company of the Year from Technology Headlines, Top 50 Most Innovative Companies to Watch from Silicon Review and the Canadian Business Excellence Award. Listen as he and host Kim Ades discuss how to manage your energy as a busy entrepreneur.
Nicole Sachs is a chronic pain coach who helps her clients overcome their pain by using JournalSpeak. Listen as she and host Kim Ades discuss the power of journaling and how to eliminate chronic pain.
Azul Terronez is an author, podcast host and coach who spent 22 years as an educator, principal and university instructor. He has also performed a TED Talk about collecting 26,000 responses from students to the question "What makes a good teacher GREAT?" Listen as he and host Kim Ades discuss what it really takes to be great at leading your students (or your team).
Michael Wendland is the Founder and CEO of Refresh Financial, a fintech company that helps the underbanked become bankable. The company has been recognized by the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 and Fast 500 award programs as one of the fastest growing companies in North America. Listen as he and host Kim Ades discuss how his core values played a major role in his business’s growth.
Tawnya Starr is the Co-Founder of Firespring, a marketing, print and software company that provides strategy and nonprofit tools. Listen as she and host Kim Ades discuss how to work effectively with family and overcome conflicts, and how attending Burning Man helps her as an entrepreneur.
Ginny Hershey-Lambert is the President and Founder of MineMine Kids, a former Executive VP of Merchandising for Bergdorf Goodman and Kim Ades's longtime coaching client. Listen as she and Kim discuss what to do when bringing in new talent who wants to make big changes that may ruffle some feathers.
Dr. Hank Seitz of Agent Wealth Success helps real estate agents and brokers grow their business and wealth. Listen as he and host Kim Ades discuss how he healed his body using thought management after a serious car accident.
Tsufit is a former lawyer, actress, singer and comedienne. She now helps entrepreneurs and experts gain exposure. Listen as she and your host Kim Ades discuss how Tsufit created her hugely successful LinkedIn group that generates leads for its members and for herself.
Jim Estill is the President and CEO of Danby Appliances. He was recently awarded the Order of Canada for his sponsorship of 62 Syrian refugee families. Listen as he and host Kim Ades discuss his leadership strategies for scaling businesses.
Kendal Netmaker is the Founder and CEO of Neechie Gear and a professional speaker. Listen as he and your host Kim Ades discuss how you can leverage your keynote presentation to increase business.
Bradley Brodkin is the Founder, President and CEO of HighVail Systems Inc., a company that builds highly resilient and available infrastructures to run some of the most complex applications in a variety of industries. Listen as he and Kim Ades discuss how to screen and hire ideal candidates every time.
Bob Glazer is the Founder and CEO of Acceleration Partners, a performance marketing agency that helps big brands run affiliate programs and form partnerships. Listen as he talks about his unique company culture that has won numerous awards.
Chana Ross is the Owner of Vital Physiotherapy & Wellness, a women's health and pelvic floor physiotherapy clinic. She is also one of Kim Ades's Frame of Mind Coaching™ clients! Listen as Chana shares how she made the switch from physiotherapy practitioner to successful business owner.
For 10 years, Danny Hadas has worked as a consultant serving brands like Disney, BMW, AT&T and Johnson & Johnson, helping them with everything from technology to customer experience transformations. Listen as he shares how to ensure that your customers have an amazing journey with your brand from start to finish.
J V Crum III, podcast host and Founder of Conscious Millionaire, shares how to become a top podcaster and a top performer. He and Resilience Radio host Kim Ades discuss why high achievers skip downtime, the problem with always being realistic and how to stay positive through health struggles.
Jeff Wiener, Founder of The Kickass Entrepreneur, shares the ins and outs of scaling and then selling his last company, Digitcom. He discusses how he overcame adversity and almost became bankrupt. Learn how Jeff’s leadership style and mindset led him, his company and his team to continue to scale his business to incredible new heights. Jeff reveals how he initially marketed his business and how he tripled his profits within four years, and dives into why somebody should start a business as a foundation for scalability.
In this special 100th episode of Resilience Radio, Kim is joined by Frame of Mind Coaching™ clients as they share their top takeaways from their coaching experience. Kim answers their most pressing questions on topics ranging from achieving success to what to do when you feel stuck.
America’s #1 Growth Hacker, Katharine Halpin, discusses how to assess the strengths of your team members and get the most out of them. She also reveals how she helps her clients tap into the power of their thoughts to grow their business, and shares her methods for helping them think strategically.
Brian Brault, CEO of PURE Rooms, shares the challenges of exiting a business he founded, as well as the role of singular focus in being successful. Brian also discusses the work that he is doing to help entrepreneurs solve global issues and have more impact in the world.
Mike Byland, a third generation owner of Bylands Nurseries Ltd, joins the show to discuss the ins and outs of running a family business. Mike shares tips for successfully managing cash flow and operations in a seasonal business, and reveals how the company is attracting skilled employees in a tight labor market.
Therapist, coach and creator of an internet marriage program, Dr. Lee Baucom shares the psychological transformation that needs to happen to repair a disconnected relationship and achieve success. Lee also shares how he turned his book into a coaching system, and eventually into a company.
Co-author of Get a Grip with Gino Wickman, award-winning speaker, certified EOS Implementer and Visionary for EOS Worldwide, Mike Paton, shares how to move your business past the status quo and the six key elements of any business. He also discusses two different leadership styles and why they are both necessary for a company to reach its full potential.
Air traffic controller, speaker and philanthropist, Kendra Kincade, shares her story of living on the streets at age 13, ending up in foster care and finding herself a single mom with 4 children. She shares how volunteering helped her turn her life around, as well as how she founded her own nonprofits.
Phil Shaer, Chief Legal Officer of Canopy Growth Corporation (the first federally regulated, publicly traded cannabis producer in North America), shares the global trends in the cannabis industry and how he went from working for free to becoming a Chief Legal Officer. Phil and host, Kim Ades, discuss the contrast between his overwhelming success and his chronic feelings of dissatisfaction.
John Register joins the podcast to discuss how he found a "new normal" after going from being an elite athlete to having his left leg amputated. John shares his tips for dealing with a major crisis or setback, including how to find support and how to be supportive of others.
Michael Blackman, an Associate at RJC Engineers, joins the podcast to discuss the challenges and opportunities that came along with moving to a rural area and starting a new division of the company he works for. Michael shares the lessons that he learned from this experience, how to balance technical and sales roles and how to build a successful team that can adapt to different work environments.
Sharon Farsijani, CEO and Co-Founder of Desert35 Fragrances, shares her story of going from living a life of modernism and freedom in Brooklyn, New York to a life of restriction and religious extremism in Tehran, Iran as a teenager. Sharon also shares how that experience informed her decision to start her own fragrance company that allows people to design their own perfumes.
Charlene Prounis, former pharma ad executive and advertising agency co-founder, shares her advice about business partnerships after creating and selling two agencies. She reveals the challenges and opportunities involved in bringing on business partners, and what to look for in a potential partner.
Darren Steeves, owner of Vendura Wellness, shares his unique perspective on resilience and what most people miss when it comes to developing emotional strength. He also reveals the foundational skills needed to overcome adversity.
Stanley Meytin joins the show to share how he made a radical shift in his business, allowing him to enjoy his work again and find purpose in the process. He also reveals why most brand communication is too generic and how to effectively use storytelling to increase sales and connect with decision makers.
What happens when you find yourself separated from the brand that you spent over a decade building? Jordan Harbinger returns to our show to share how he recently moved on from the Art of Charm, which generated millions in revenue and over four million monthly podcast downloads. He also shares how to quickly build or maintain your following after starting a new brand.
Joe Apfelbaum, CEO of Ajax Union, shares how to create an effective digital marketing strategy that converts prospects into loyal clients, and how to grow your business to $10 million in revenue and beyond. He also reveals the thinking patterns that enabled him to overcome grief, grow his business and lose 95 pounds.
A professional speaker for 23 years, Sunjay Nath shares tips for becoming a masterful speaker. He also reveals the two types of connections you need to make with audiences and the "10-80-10 Principle" that will help you improve your performance and productivity.
David Bryson shares why he decided to buy an existing company rather than start his own from scratch. He also shares the benefits of owning a business that isn't your passion and reveals his most successful methods for getting new customers.
Morry Zelcovitch joins the program to discuss how he healed from anxiety, depression and suicidal urges through audio brainwave entrainment, which uses sound to alter brain chemistry. He also shares how he was able to use this audio technology to create a business that helps others.
Jae M. Rang, Founder and Chief Inspiring Officer of JAE Associates Ltd., shares how to use promotional products strategically to boost sales and deepen relationships with customers, prospects and employees. We also discuss how to overcome the obstacles that keep you stuck and how to be more influential in your personal and professional lives.
Business strategist and CEO coach Jeff Moore joins the program to discuss the importance of forming alignment within your company. Jeff shares how to create a culture of high performance by hiring the right people and how to ensure that all of your team members are working together effectively.
Anna Victoria Chow, co-owner of The Good Geisha (a premier cosmetic tattoo shop in downtown Toronto), shares her story of leaving a full-time job in finance and starting her own business despite concerns from family members. Host Kim Ades and Anna discuss the thinking that enabled her to become a successful entrepreneur as well as their best advice for business owners.
Identical twins and co-owners of ViBE Dance and Fitness Studio, Marnie and Rena Schwartz, discuss how they built their business from scratch. They also share the importance of staying positive and how it helped them deal with a particularly difficult time in their lives.
Dating and makeover expert Kimberly Seltzer shares how changing the way you look can change the way you think and feel. She also shares her own story of transformation and how developing a new style helped her increase her confidence.
David Schnurman, President and CEO of Lawline, shares how he went from being a law school student to building a successful business providing continuing education for lawyers across the U.S. David also reveals the "Fast Forward Mindset" that helps leaders break through walls to achieve greatness.
Acclaimed speaker, author and real estate coach Darryl Davis knows all about the benefits of laughter and smiling. Listen as he shares how he became interested in the science of smiling and how he has built his career. Kim also reveals the biggest challenge that she has ever faced in her life and how she overcame it.
Professional speaker and workshop facilitator John Baumann shares how his life has changed since being diagnosed with Parkinson's disease at 41 years old. John and Kim also discuss how to shift your thinking in order to find more paid speaking engagements.
Real estate veteran and Kim's past coaching client, Darren Kittleson, shares his story of taking risks and rebuilding his business after being wiped out financially during the recession. Darren also reveals how he dealt with losing his partner to AIDS while building his business, and how he has focused on scaling up his organization so he can free up more of his time. Kim shares how to shift your thinking to find common ground and move past disagreements with a business partner.
Online marketing strategist and e-commerce brand builder Mike Pisciotta shares his story of being incarcerated for 10 years. He and Kim discuss what life was like inside prison and how he used his experience to better his life and ultimately find success. Kim reveals how she helps highly driven leaders take responsibility for their own actions and increase their ability to handle challenges that come their way.
Len Oppenheimer, President of The Golden Box, shares how he is coping with his children refusing to be in contact with him since his divorce. Len and Kim discuss how he has been able to maintain hope and optimism after not seeing or speaking to his children for over a year. Kim also shares her advice about leading from consensus when it comes to making business decisions.
Yvonne Anderson, CEO of Santevia Water Systems, shares how researching solutions to her husband's illness led her to found a company that helps people improve their health. Yvonne also shares how she has navigated the problems that have come along with the growth of her company, including finding the right employees for each position and handling conflict with her leadership team. Kim reveals the key thinking strategies of extraordinary leaders.
Bryan Luoma, Founder and CEO of Cadsourcing LLC, shares how he built his virtual drafting business. You'll find out how he overcame the challenges of marketing his business online and building a quality team in the US and the Philippines. Kim also shares how to use storytelling to unify your team members and grow your business.
Michael Oleson joins the program today to discuss his experience of growing up in an extreme religious environment and how he eventually broke free and decided to live life on his own terms. Michael shares how his experiences as a young person still impact him today, and what he does to challenge thoughts that hold him back from living his full potential. Kim shares her thoughts about how to shift your thinking in a way that allows you to find healthy connection with others and increase your self-esteem.
Jennifer Carver, Award Winning Field Sales Manager for PCNA, shares how she survived sexual abuse in her childhood and became a successful sales professional. Jennifer also shares sales tips for business professionals and how her childhood experiences impact her life today. Kim shares the importance of noticing and changing the stories that we tell ourselves, and how those stories can hold us back in our life and career.
Nurse practitioner and podcaster Cindy Kennedy shares how she went from being a medical provider to a patient after she started suffering from symptoms that her doctor could not explain. Cindy talks about how she eventually figured out that she had Lyme disease and the impact that it has on her life. Kim shares her tips for overcoming resistance when it comes to taking care of your health and well-being.
Marc Schwartzberg, CEO of Office Furniture Heaven, discusses how he dealt with the discovery that one of his brothers was stealing money from the family business and what he learned from the experience. Listen for Kim’s perspective on dealing with business conflicts and family members.
In this special episode of Resilience Radio, producer Doug Foresta asks host Kim Ades your questions about past interviews on the show. Kim also shares the key qualities of extraordinary leaders and how to shift your mindset to overcome grief and loss.
Real estate salesperson Lisa Teich shares how she got her first job in real estate and how she has built her business from zero to working with ambassadors, CEO's, sport professionals and first time home buyers. Lisa also shares how she stays driven to serve and succeed and what motivates her.
Certified Financial Planner Saul Simon shares how he overcame the grief and disappointment of his marriage ending, and the importance of taking personal responsibility in relationships. Saul also shares his challenge of wanting his daughter to make the right choices, and Kim shares her unique take on parenting and relationships.
Author, adventurer and artist Michael Combs joins me again to discuss the spiritual guidance that he receives from angels and the departed, and why natural disasters and political upheavals occur. Michael shares his perspective on the age old question: "Why does God allow suffering?"
Entrepreneur Abie Gabor joins the show to discuss his story of finding success in the supermarket industry and his recent decision to sell his stores and pursue other opportunities. Abie shares how to decide what to do next after a career shift, and Kim shares a powerful set of principles for helping you decide on the next direction for your business.
Debra Ruh, CEO of Ruh Global Communications, returns to the show to discuss how companies can empower and support people with disabilities. She also shares her recent challenges with her daughter, Sara. Listen for Kim's advice for parents about letting go of power struggles and shifting your thinking to empower your children. You'll also learn how the way you view your kids impacts your relationship with them.
Adam Levy, aka the Alcohol Professor, shares how a business failure led him to pursue his true passion and start another, altogether different business. Adam talks about the mindset that enabled him to let go of resentment, and Kim shares her advice for becoming more resourceful.
Angela Wagner, a life coach, certified yoga teacher and entrepreneur, shares the challenges that she faces as a mother of young children and a business owner. Listen in as Kim Ades shares her unique perspective on parenting and challenges some of the most common beliefs that can lead to stress.
The tables have turned! In this episode of Resilience Radio, Kim Ades answers questions submitted by listeners about their challenges in business and in life. Listen to find out how to deal with difficult people, how to overcome the fear of making the wrong decision, how to become more comfortable asking for help, and more. Kim also shares her best advice for achieving your goals.
When Michael Combs was 36 years old, his heart literally stopped. He clinically died and came back to life twice in three days. Though perhaps the most miraculous thing that happened was that he gained the ability to communicate with people who have passed away.
Listen in as serial entrepreneur and CEO Raymond Wali shares how he built multiple successful businesses. Find out how he generates new business ideas, finds the right people to run each business and what it's like to have "entrepreneurial ADHD."
Speaker and author Dorit Sasson shares her story of growing up in the US, joining the Israeli army and what she learned along the way. Dorit also shares how her desire to be different from her mother led her to join the military and the mindset shifts that she made to survive as a soldier.
Chiropractor Dr. Mark Halpern and I discuss how to create optimal physical wellness by dealing effectively with emotional stress and increasing your brain function. Dr. Halpern addresses some of the biggest misconceptions that people have about chiropractic care, and how healing really occurs. He also shares the biggest challenges he has experienced in his business and the methods he uses for business growth.
David Berger, CEO of Pool Safe Inc, joins the program to discuss how he created his company and his product and how he overcame the challenges he encountered along the way. David also shares how he has remained motivated and energized while taking his company public and leading his staff.
Charles Stevenson, founder of Healing Energy Yoga Therapeutics and former combat medic, discusses his experiences as a full-time soldier in the Australian army and how he eventually developed post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Charles also shares why he turned to yoga as a way to heal, and how others who are struggling with trauma and grief can use yoga to heal themselves.
Bestselling author, coach and TEDx speaker Michelle Vandepas discusses her unique perspective on living your purpose based on her experience coaching hundreds of individuals. Michelle shares how she’s been able to live her purpose through the death of a business partner, among other challenges. She also shares her favorite self-care methods and how she uses procrastination to be more effective in her business.
Kelly McCausey, CEO of SoloSmarts.com shares how her beliefs about herself and her weight kept her playing small in her business, and how she was eventually able to move past those beliefs. Kelly also shares tips for business owners about how to use content marketing to build a following of people who become prospects and clients, and how to get the most of your email marketing efforts.
Tim Pecoraro, Partner & Founder of Uphill Strategies, shares his story of growing up in a home without much guidance or supervision. He starting using drugs and alcohol at a young age, but meeting a positive male role model helped him turn his life around and become a successful serial entrepreneur. Tim also shares his philosophy of the Partnership of Thinking and Doing (POTAD) and how it can help you succeed in business and in life.
Former NFL player Ben Troupe shares how shifting his frame of mind helped him overcome astronomical odds and become a professional football player. Ben also shares the biggest challenges he faced in making it to the NFL, and how to apply his winning mindset to succeed in business and in life.
For more information about Frame of Mind Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Dr. Kevin Coughlin shares why he sold 80% of his dental company and how he handles the ongoing challenges of running a large organization. He also shares his advice for business owners considering an exit or buyout.
For more information about Ascent Dental Solutions, visit www.ascent-dental-solutions.com
For more information about Frame of Mind Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Business and money coach Leisa Peterson shares how she overcame the brutal murder of her father and created the life she always wanted. Leisa also discusses the work she does today helping business owners to improve their relationship with money, and how shifting your beliefs around money can help you create a more joyful, wealthy and fulfilling life.
Paul Smith, one of the world’s leading experts on organizational storytelling, discusses why and how business leaders should tell engaging stories. Paul also shares his own story of leaving a corporate job and becoming a speaker, author and storytelling coach.
Karen Curry Parker, #1 best-selling author and the creator of the Human Design for Everyone Training System and the Healing by Human Design System, shares how she became a top-ranking psychic and how she built her business as a single mom of five. Karen also shares how she can determine someone's life purpose just by knowing the date, time and place of their birth.
To learn more about Karen, visit http://understandinghumandesign.com/
To learn more about Frame of Mind Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Deborah Brosseau, CEO of Spinner PR, shares how she copes with work stress and anxiety stemming from growing up in a chaotic household. Deborah also tells us about her audience development company, as well as her tips for building your audience, improving your branding and caring for yourself in the process.
Author and coach Jackee Holder discusses how journaling helped her navigate the end of a twenty-three year relationship and deal with complicated grief. Jackee shares how she uses journaling along with radical self-care to release old hurts and wounds.
Executive coach Victoria Trabosh discusses fighting to keep her voice after developing stage 2 oral cancer. Victoria shares how she rejected her doctor's advice to remove part of her mouth, which would have resulted in permanent disfigurement and what she did instead. Victoria also shares the work that she has done in Rwanda through the Itafari Foundation, inspiring and empowering every Rwandan to thrive, prosper and serve their community.
To learn more about Victoria Trabosh, visit http://www.victoriatrabosh.com/
To learn more about Frame of Mind Coaching is www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Personal trainer Jessica Gerlock shares how she was able to lose over 100 lbs and gain more self confidence. Jessica discusses how she now helps others to overcome body image issues and live a healthier lifestyle.
For more information, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Motivational speaker and author Alan Charles shares how he lost everything to his cocaine addiction - his job, marriage and relationships with his children - and how he was able to eventually become sober. Alan also shares how he rebuilt his life and now speaks on the dangers of addiction and the benefits of recovery.
To learn more about Frame of Mind Coaching visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Markisha Velazquez, Partner & Creative Director of Junior Hatter LLC, discusses the challenges of scaling and growing her business as the mother of a young child. Discover the biggest myths about finding a work-life balance and the mindset shift that allows business owners to juggle their many responsibilities.
To learn more about Markisha, visit http://www.juniorbabyhatter.us/
To learn more about Frame of Mind Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Award winning broadcast reporter and filmmaker Michael Schwartz discusses how he is able to make films despite his deteriorating sight. Michael shares how he navigates the world around him as well as why he believes people are uncomfortable with disabilities.
To learn more about Michael, visit www.trailheadproductions.com/palette
To learn more about Frame of Mind Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Licensed psychotherapist, marriage coach and internet TV host Zev Halpern discusses his childhood as a rabbi's son and how he became a marriage coach. Zev shares how he found the courage to discuss sex and intimacy issues in a direct manner with couples, and why he decided to start his own TV show and podcast. He also reveals how he helps couples develop more intimacy, trust and fun in their relationships.
To learn more about Zev, visit http://rechargeyourmarriagenow.com/
To learn more about Kim Ades and Frame of Mind Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Traci Powers from Anthony Cole Training Group LLC shares how she was still struggling with grief after the death of her husband 8 years ago. This episode also features an addendum, recorded 6 months later, in which Traci discusses how she signed up for Frame of Mind Coaching after her interview, and the difference that coaching has made in her life and her relationship with her son. Discover the key mindset shifts that allowed Traci to break free from her past hurt and grief.
To learn more about Anthony Cole Training Group, LLC, visit https://anthonycoletraining.com/
To learn more about Frame of Mind Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
This episode is part two of a two-part conversation with Laura Johnston Kohl, one of only 87 survivors of the Jonestown Massacre. Laura shares how she was able to cope in the days and years following Jonestown, how she eventually rebuilt her life, as well as the life lessons that she learned along the way.
To learn more about Laura http://www.jonestownsurvivor.com/
To learn more about Frame of Mind Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
This episode is part one of a two-part conversation with Laura Johnston Kohl, one of only 87 survivors of the Jonestown Massacre. Laura shares her story of how she came to be involved with The People's Temple and eventually moved to Guyana, South America with the group and its charismatic leader, Jim Jones. Laura shares an inside view of what it was like to be a member of the group, and how she managed to survive.
To learn more about Laura, visit http://www.jonestownsurvivor.com/
To learn more about Frame of Mind Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Business coach George Kao shares why he swapped his "manipulative" marketing style for much more personal and heartfelt content. George also discusses the hype and hyperbole that exists in the online marketing space, and how he's been able to achieve success since making the switch to an authentic marketing approach.
To learn more about George Kao, visit www.georgekao.com
To learn more about Frame of Mind Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Paul Gilmartin, stand up comedian, host of top-ranking podcast The Mental Illness Happy Hour and former host of TBS's Dinner and a Movie, shares how he has coped with clinical depression, alcoholism and drug use. Paul also shares his advice for anyone struggling with depression themselves or who knows someone that does.
To learn more about The Mental Illness Happy Hour, visit http://mentalpod.com/
To learn more about Frame of Mind Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Luzelenia Casanova, author of the book "The Masquerade Is Over: A Victorious Journey from a Silent War" discusses how she overcame an abusive upbringing and marriage and became a successful training consultant. Luzelenia describes the cycle of domestic violence and how she was eventually able to break that cycle and build a better life for herself and her children.
To learn more about Luzelenia, visit http://www.themasqueradeisover.com/
To learn more about Frame of MInd Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Jennifer Walzer Berkowitz, founder of BUMI (Backup My Info!), shares how she was able to build a profitable and debt-free multimillion-dollar business that she successfully sold to a public company. Jennifer accomplished all of this and managed her family life while battling Lyme disease, which caused her to have severe nerve pain, choking spasms and vision problems.
To learn more about Frame of Mind Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Warren Rustand, CEO of Tycon Inc. and former appointments secretary to President Gerald Ford, shares how he overcame adversities such as being diagnosed with sepsis, a life-threatening medical condition.
Warren believes that "there's no challenge we can't overcome," and shares how that belief helped him find the love of his life, raise seven children and be the chairman of seventeen companies.
For more information about Kim Ades, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Bill O'Hanlon discusses how he went from being a depressed and shy young man to becoming a world renowned therapist, speaker and author. He focuses his work on how people are naturally resilient and strong, and has spoken all over the world, written over 30 books and been featured on Oprah.
To learn more about Bill O' Hanlon visit http://www.billohanlon.com/
To learn more about Frame of Mind Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Speaker, author and coach David Richman shares his story of being robbed at gunpoint in Las Vegas, leaving him without any money or anyone to call for assistance. David also shares how he was able to leave an abusive relationship and go from being an unhealthy smoker to a triathlon participant.
To learn more about David Richman, visit http://david-richman.com/
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Adam Levinter, founder and President of Scriberbase, discusses how having a routine has helped him to be physically and emotionally healthy. He also shares how his routine has helped him cope with the aftermath of his father's stroke and heart attack.
To learn more about Scriberbase, visit http://scriberbase.com/
To learn more about Frame of Mind Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Author, speaker and podcaster Bruce Van Horn discusses how he was able to bounce back from the death of his daughter, multiple bankruptcies and suicidal thoughts, and how he was able to find hope and embrace optimism.
Bruce also shares how running marathons has helped him change for the better, and how he now helps people from all over the world "restory" their lives and unleash their true power.
To learn more about Bruce Van Horn, visit http://www.brucevanhorn.com/
To learn more about Frame of MInd Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Jonathan Robert, CEO of Crushrite Concrete and a Frame of Mind Coaching client, describes how Kim helped him overcome his anger and become a more effective parent. Jonathan also shares his advice for dealing with anger and grief.
To learn more about Kim Ades and Frame of Mind Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Inclusion expert Jennifer Brown shares her story of finding the courage to come out as a member of the LGBTQ community. Jennifer discusses the importance of diversity and inclusion in the workplace, and how leaders can create an environment where everyone feels welcomed and valued.
To learn more about Jennifer Brown visit http://www.jenniferbrownspeaks.com/
To learn more about Kim Ades and Frame of Mind Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Kim's stepson, Michael Friedman, shares his story of surviving Ewing's Sarcoma, a rare type of cancer. Michael discusses how his cancer diagnosis impacted him and his family, and the coping skills that enabled him to get through his treatment. Michael also shares why he feels that beating cancer was not his biggest challenge.
To learn more about Kim Ades and Frame of Mind Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Tony Coelho, a former Democratic representative, speaks about living with epileptic seizures. Tony also shares how Bob Hope helped him launch his career and how he became the primary sponsor of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
To learn more about Kim Ades and Frame of Mind Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Marc Mawhinney, the founder of Natural Born Coaches, shares his story of losing his business reputation after his real estate company crashed in 2009. Marc also shares how he eventually moved on to become a successful coach and podcaster, and his advice for dealing with "haters."
To learn more about Marc, visit http://www.naturalborncoaches.com
To learn more about Kim Ades and Frame of MInd Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Doron Gold, a lawyer turned counselor to lawyers and judges, shares his story of being bullied as a child because he was born missing a leg. Doron also shares how he was able to shake off negative beliefs that he had about himself and find personal and professional success.
For more information about Doron, visit http://www.thelawyertherapist.ca/
For more information about Kim Ades and Frame of Mind Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Jordan Harbinger, the owner of the Art of Charm and a top-ranking podcast host, shares his story of surviving being kidnapped in Serbia. Jordan also shares what he describes as his biggest challenge: dealing with friends who scammed him after he had hired them to help with his business.
For more information about Jordan and The Art of Charm visit www.theartofcharm.com.
For more information about Kim Ades and Frame of Mind Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Eric McGrath, the Chief Excellence Officer of Driven For Life, discusses how he was able to mend his relationship with his ex-wife after their divorce. He shares his tips and principles for creating harmonious relationships.
To learn more about Eric McGrath, visit https://drivenforlife.com/
To learn more about Kim Ades and Frame of Mind Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Doug Foresta, the producer of Resilience Radio, joins Kim to discuss his childhood (which included taping knives and explosives to his body), and how that has impacted his thinking when dealing with adversity. Doug shares how he had to teach himself Hebrew after going from public school in the South to religious Jewish schools, and how he eventually left the Orthodox Jewish community and became a licensed therapist and a renowned podcast producer and host.
To learn more about Doug, visit www.dougforesta.net
To learn more about Kim Ades and Frame of MInd Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Real estate agent Frankie Dean discusses the thinking that enabled her to overcome breast cancer twice. She also shares how she has since run sixteen 5K races, how she inspires other women to “get out there and move” and how she raises awareness about the importance of early detection.
To learn more about Frankie Dean, visit https://www.facebook.com/frankiesells4u
To learn more about Kim Ades and Frame of Mind Coaching visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Govindh Jayaraman shares his story of incurring millions of dollars in business debt after the 2009 crash. Govindh also shares how he was able to cope as well as the lessons he learned from his experiences that have enabled him to bounce back and create even greater success, both personally and professionally.
To learn more about Govindh, visit http://papernapkinwisdom.com/
To learn more about Kim Ades and Frame of Mind Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
This episode features an interview with author, speaker and coach Chris Widener. Chris shares his journey of losing his father at a young age, and falling into drug use and gambling, as well as what enabled him to overcome his circumstances and eventually work with Jim Rohn and Zig Ziglar and become a world class speaker.
To learn more about Chris Widener, visit www.chriswidener.com
To learn more about Kim Ades and Frame of Mind Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Robyn Green, entrepreneur and founder of Movies for Mommies, shares her story of going through a painful divorce while raising two children. Robyn discusses the thinking that enabled her to thrive and grow during and after her divorce.
To learn more about Robyn, visit www.moviesformommies.com and www.laserlectures.com
To learn more about Kim Ades and Frame of Mind Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Kira Leskew, a serial entrepreneur and coach, discusses the power of mindfulness to overcome challenges in life and business. She also shares her own story of dissolving a business partnership with her ex-husband.
For more information about Kira Leskew, visit http://www.theeagleinstitute.com
For more information about Kim Ades and Frame of Mind Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Leadership expert, speaker and author Lance Secretan shares his journey of being widowed twice and having his daughter die during heart surgery. Lance speaks about what we can learn from grief and his perspective on coping with loss.
To learn more about Lance Secretan, visit www.secretan.com
For more information about Kim Ades and Frame of Mind Coaching, visit www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Debra Ruh, a global disability and inclusion specialist, shares how she was able to bounce back after her company, Tec Access, went through a merger following financial difficulties. Debra discusses how she became a disability advocate after her daughter Sarah was born with Down's Syndrome and how she has since gone on to become a thought leader and speaker, addressing the United Nations and consulting to countries around the world.
For more information about Debra Ruh, visit www.ruhglobal.com
For more information about Kim Ades and Frame of Mind Coaching, visit: www.frameofmindcoaching.com
World renowned business leader, author and trainer David T.S. Wood discusses some of the early adversity he experienced growing up, including experiencing poverty and abuse. David shares how he became a self-proclaimed chronic liar and thief in order to lift himself out of his situation and how he eventually went on to build multiple million and multi-million dollar companies in many different arenas, including hospitality, distribution, real estate and network marketing
For more information about David T.S. Wood visit: http://www.thekickasslife.com/
For more information about Kim Ades and Frame of Mind Coaching visit: www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Faydra Koenig, "America's Crisis Coach", discusses her journey of having her husband sentenced to 42 years in prison after being convicted of running a 250 million dollar Ponzi scheme. Faydra shares how she copes with receiving threats and hate mail on a weekly basis, and how as a crisis coach she works with people who are going through their own crisis situations.
For more information about Faydra, visit: http://doinglifewithfaydra.com/
For more information about Kim Ades and Frame of Mind Coaching, visit: www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Anthony Cole, CEO of Anthony Cole Training Group LLC, discusses how he was able to find peace of mind after his son suffered a debilitating brain injury stemming from cardiac arrest, as well as how he has been able to mend his relationship with his daughter after years of estrangement.
To learn more about Anthony Cole, visit: http://anthonycoletraining.com/
To learn more about Kim Ades and Frame of Mind Coaching visit: www.frameofmindcoaching.com
Ron Hurak, author and CEO of a successful software development company, discusses overcoming homelessness, abuse and addiction when he was 14 years old. His story of triumph will grip you and bring you to tears.
To learn more about Ron Hurak visit: http://solifesucks.com/
For more information about Kim Ades and Frame of Mind Coaching visit: www.frameofmindcoaching.com
This episode features an interview with Janet Zuccarini, CEO of the restaurant group Gusto 54. Janet discusses how she overcame early challenges in her business partnership and how she grew her business from a single location to a highly successful group of restaurants.
To learn more about Janet Zuccarini and Gusto 54 visit: www.gusto54.com
To learn more about Kim Ades and Frame of Mind Coaching visit: www.frameofmindcoaching.com