The High-Impact Living Series begins: Overcoming the routine life you are leading. This episode is primer on how to make these changes.
Dr. Edward Lewellen holds an Honorary Doctorate of Divinity, Certified Master Executive Coach, Master NLP Practitioner, Master Life Coach and has an MBA in Management. He has consulted with businesses, universities, and Chambers of Commerce on value-adding business forums and topics.
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S01, Ep 40: Dr. Ed Lewellen, Professional Relationships and Development
What do you need to do to take control of how you deal with the professional relationships in your life and improve your professional development potential? Dr. Ed discusses with Claire how to come up with the best approach for you using his proven techniques.Dr. Edward Lewellen holds an Honorary Doctorate of Divinity, Certified Master Executive Coach, Master NLP Practitioner, Master Life Coach and has an MBA in Management. He has consulted with businesses, universities, and Chambers of Commerce on value-adding business forums and topics.
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S01, Ep 19: Brian Dobbs, Creating a Great Environment
Claire and her guest, Brian Dobbs, discuss what it takes to find a coach and how to maximize the impact this person can have on you and your organization.Brian Dobbs is a professional speaker and business coach, who cut his teeth in the ministry. His company, Relavate, works with business-to-business and business-to-consumer organizations to help them find direction and establish continuity.
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Laughter Yoga
“Laughter is the best medicine.”So, what if you combined it with the principals of yoga? Where would that take you?
Claire has had great success with a program called Laughter Yoga. She’s used it with teachers starting their school year, airline employees before busy season starts and with corporate executives looking to relieve stress. Laughter yoga was made popular as an exercise routine developed by Indian physician Madan Kataria, who writes about the practice in his 2002 book Laugh For No Reason. Claire has gleaned the best practices of this foundation idea and shaped into her own program.
The idea of forced laughter to help drive away the blues or negative thoughts or just refresh your mind really works. Claire’s most recent experience is with a family wanting to have a positive start and ongoing support during the school year. Each Sunday Claire meets with them and, using the principles of laughter yoga, gets their week off to a positive and fresh start. They also find themselves using the techniques during the week.
For more information on how to book Claire for a session (or two or three) contact her here.
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