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Mamata Venkat wants to empower people to unplug from their gadgets and inspire them to start working on themselves as much as they do their jobs. She will discuss the interaction between our internal and external development using her practice of meditation to exemplify how success in either does not have to come at the cost of the other. A Perrysburg native, Mamata Venkat is a 2014 graduate of Wright State University with a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies and a Minor in Spanish. After...

by Angela Wilcox on September 15, 2016

Leading executive coach shares insights about how we become liberated when the pain of where we are exceeds the fear of the unknown. She discusses how we get in the way of our own efforts to improve our health, careers, romances, and other priorities — and shows how adopting a childlike openness can start the virtuous cycle of improvement. Debi Silber MS, RD, WHC, FDN The Mojo Coach®, CEO of Lifestyle Fitness, Inc. and founder of www.TheMojoCoach.com and www.DebiSilber.com is a recognized health,...

by Angela Wilcox on September 2, 2016

A physician and brain imaging researcher, Dr. Keener is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the University of Pittsburgh and the CEO and founder of Emodt health design. Emodt is the world’s first emotional digital therapeutic firm, where doctors, designers and big-data researchers alike, work together to design emotional health in multiple dimensions of our lives. The human emotional experience immeasurably enriches our lives, and conversely can cause debilitating suffering. Previously thought...

by Angela Wilcox on August 31, 2016

Dr. Sean Richardson takes lessons learned from the professional athlete’s locker room to provide an overview of the subtleties of human brain & behavior function to facilitate overcoming the normal & predictable human barriers to success. ...

by Angela Wilcox on August 22, 2016

Echart Tolle is a spiritualist, and author of the New York Times best-selling book, The Power of Now. ...

by Angela Wilcox on August 20, 2016

5 Simple Steps to Building a Better Self-Confidence 1. Personal Grooming 2. Think Positively 3. Act Positively 4. Get Prepared 5. Setting small achievable goals ...

by Angela Wilcox on August 18, 2016

In this deeply personal talk, writer Amy Bickers shares the challenges she faced following a traumatic incident, and the insights she took away from it. She shows how the cinematic structure of the stories we’re raised on isn’t the right way to look at the structure of our own stories. Amy Bickers writes frankly and often humorously about such topics as grief, post-traumatic stress, and the antics of contestants on The Bachelor. A former newspaper journalist and associate editor at Southern...

by Angela Wilcox on August 16, 2016

Sandra Bond Chapman, PhD, founder and leader of the Center for BrainHealth at UT Dallas relates new scientific evidence that you literally can think your brain smarter and healthier. She debunks long-standing beliefs about what smart is and shares proven strategies to expand your brain span to more closely match the ever-increasing human lifespan. Whether you are young or old, Dr. Chapman will inspire you to test the limits of your own brain potential. Your brain is your greatest asset and natural...

by Angela Wilcox on July 23, 2016

Dr. James Doty explains the neurological benefits of Compassion. “Project Compassion” has now turned into a leading research and educational institution and the only institution solely focused on the study of Compassion, Altruism and Empathy. Compassion improves the world; yet the world around us seems ever in need of greater feats of compassion. How, then, can we create more compassion and inspire compassionate acts? And how is it that the brain and the heart work together to create...

by Angela Wilcox on July 7, 2016

Bristol’s search for connection led to a rapid rise in the film business and her mission to inspire people to engage more deeply with the world one film at a time. Somewhere along the way she confused her worth with work and found herself worshipping at the altar of hard work and external validation. Overwhelmed by a sense of disconnection, Bristol underwent what she calls a “soul-hijacking.” ...

by Angela Wilcox on June 30, 2016