Coaching Highlights

We all know how complicated female friendships can be, and here to break it all down for us is the author of Toxic Friends, Susan Shapiro Barash.

Such a great mantra to live by: believing in yourself! It has always helped me in every way. Grab hold of it, believe in yourself, it can make all the difference in the world! Be extraordinary!Tracy Porter’s Tips for Believing in Yourself • Remind yourself often. You can do anything you set out to do. • Close your eyes and envision the outcome. • If you want something… grab hold and start ...

Motivational speaker Bob Kriegel explains the difference between managing and leading people in your organization, and how to motivate others.

In Chapter 10 of 17, filmmaker Tricia Regan discusses her Emmy Award winning film "AUTISM: THE MUSICAL." In discussing what captivates her most about the human spirit, Regan highlights the capacity to love, to give selflessly and to keep striving in face of all darkness.

People have trouble living creatively when they don’t know who they are or what they’re about. The best thing to do if you're blocked is to make radical changes and get outside your comfort zone.

In Chapter 1 of 20, Peer Health Exchange co-founder and Executive Director Louise Davis shares her experience on how college students translate the in-classroom PHE experience into broader health and education public service ambitions. College students that are trained to teach public high school health education with PHE generally find themselves more deeply commited to public service.

The Pregnancy Show Presents: New Year's Resolutions - Learn about the Importance of Making New Year's Resolutions

In Chapter 2 of 13, designer and Yahoo experimental marketer traces his love of commercial art from childhood to present day India. As an eight-year old, Anello watches commercials and feels he can do better. With parental encouragement, Anello's passion for drawing morphs in commercial art, including signs and logos, that remains true today as his travels uncover new commercial art treasures such as Goa, India bus stop advertisements.

In Chapter 5 of 21, global health consultant Gabrielle Lamourelle details how her Berkeley undergrad volunteer work at ACCESS, the Womens Health Rights Coalition, influenced her path to become a health systems professional. She starts as a practical support volunteer helping women get to appointments, often from rural locations to the city locations where reproductive services are available. She learns what makes the services useful and what barriers prevent people from accessing the services.

In Chapter 18 of 18, Major League Soccer legal counsel and Northwestern Law School graduate Jen Duberstein advises college graduates considering law school to gather full-time work experience before applying to law school. Duberstein shares how the time working provides law school applicants time to respect legal career commitment and prevent unhappy scenario of not liking law and being locked into three years of school and three years practicing to pay off loans.

Ira Byock, Director of Palliative Medicine at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center and professor of Anesthesiology and Community & Family Medicine at Dartmouth Medical School, explains how to deal with death and on helping people to die well. He also talks

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BeYOU.tv videos: Gary Null teaches you how to de-stressing techniques.

In Chapter 7 of 13, Howard University, Duke MBA and Goldman Sachs alum Phil McKenzie recounts the in-depth multi-cultural and college preparatory experience - including majoring in architecture - attending Brooklyn Tech, one of New York City's specialized high schools. The experience enabled Phil to build upon his father's influence and study architecture in a diverse environment that contrasted with more homogeneous elementary and middle school settings.