Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy, on air from October 25th
Once we wrote on cave walls, or played the TomToms to relay a message, then the scrolls and then came letters. We have come to far since then, now we can connect via, email, social media, text, phone, zoom, video calls, EMOGIES plus plus. SO WHY ARE WE SAYING LESS?
With so many ways to talk to each other, why have we become abbreviations of what we want to say or have we become lazy? Business was conducted through letters, calls or in person; along came the email and it changed our live, we became to much more efficient because of them.
Enter Social Media, which was meant to be a platform of socialization and connections, but now has become a business platform, which is great in building a connection, but not in place of doing business..
So please be mindful of how you reach people, follow through and give them content, and in the end, it is those that take the extra mile with their communications who have the best foundation, there are no short cuts to building relationships with potential clients.
So be social, even promote your work on social media, but please interact with people, make the time, connect and invite, and follow through with a call, a zoom, or email, please.
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Your Health is Your Choicewith Sara Troy and her guest Susan Kewin, on air from October 25th
As women, we experience various life stages. From puberty through womanhood, our bodies develop and evolve. We become mothers, focus on our careers, or juggle both.
With age, hormonal fluctuations occur during perimenopause, which causes menstrual changes such as shorter, longer, or irregular cycles. Likewise, 12 consecutive months without a period, marks menopause. Hormonal profiles plus physiology of younger and maturing women differ. We want women to transition comfortably and as symptom-free as possible at any stage of menopause.
I am 64 years old. I have 4 living children and 4 wonderful grandchildren. For the past 10 years my husband and I have been very active in serving the homeless community our city. Giving back has always been a passion for me. I was taught growing up to leave where ever I was a bit better than I found it. I want to leave this world a bit better than I am finding it. That includes helping women live their midlife experience better than they are living it.
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Authors Kiss with Sara Troy and her guest Wanda Luthman, on air from October 25th
When you’re at your lowest, who do you turn to? Who is there for you? Some are fortunate to have family and friends who come around them and help them through, but what if, even all those people’s best efforts just don’t bring comfort? What happens when you’re truly alone in the darkest part of the night, where do your thoughts take you? It can be a frightening place to be. Have you ever listened to a song or a sermon or a friend’s words trying to find that one nugget that would ease your pain? I’ve been there and have survived. I hope to inspire others to begin their journey to God or back to God (whatever the case may be), the only one that can truly bring us peace and hope and healing to live again.
Wanda Luthman is an international multi-award-winning author. She’s been a Christian since she was 3 years old, was baptized at 12 years old, and attended a Christian College in the Midwest double majoring in Psychology and Sociology. She has practiced in the field of counseling for over 20 years. But she felt she really “met” God in her late 40’s when her Pastor taught her contemplative listening which is a Christian form of meditation. Since then, she’s been on a mission to share God’s love with everyone she meets.
I write fantasy adventure stories that show lives being changed by the magic of love! Come on this journey with me and let’s brighten the world.
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Choose Positive Living with Sara Troy and her guest Yochi Utebi, on air from October 25th
Polish your mind to repel the negative influence of ill wishes
The Divine Protector – Master Salt Begins
Yoichi Utebi, Producer on The Divine Protector: Master Salt Begins and Happy Science lecturer
For most of us, the word ‘curse’ brings fantastical images of black magic, witches’ cauldrons, and a little “eye of newt and toe of frog” to mind, especially as the Halloween season rolls around. But though we may be tempted to believe they are merely fantasy, curses can, in fact, be a very real manifestation of negative thoughts.
Knowing that our thoughts shape our reality, most of us have focused on using the power of positive thinking and acts of love, to try and create harmony, happiness, and success in our lives. However, we cannot ignore the existence of the negative alongside the positive in this world. If we are not mindful of our negative thinking, what Buddhist teachings call the “Poisons of the Mind,” we stand the chance of allowing those thoughts to grow strong enough to actualize harm on ourselves or others. Yes, there is power in positive thinking, but there is equal and opposite power in negative thinking.
What are curses and how are they manifested?
What are the Three Poisons of the Mind?
Greed
Anger
Ignorance
Jealousy is the most common source of curses. Why is that?
Our thoughts can create curses, but they can also attract them. How is that?
How can we repel curse?
What does it mean to “Polish the Mind,” and how does a pure, clean mind repel curses?
Yoichi Utebi is a producer and world lecturer for Happy Science. Born in Japan in 1968, Utebi grew up in Beirut, Lebanon and New York City. Raised in a rare Japanese Christian family, he was deeply touched by Muslim culture and the beauty of Lebanon during his formative years in Beirut. However, the Middle East also exposed Utebi to the horrors of war, as he and his family dodged bullets and bombings before fleeing to London and back to Japan, leaving everything behind in a sudden evacuation. In the 7th grade, Utebi moved to New York for 10 years, where he was exposed to friends from multiple cultures and ethnicities. His rock band produced a popular album and gained quite a following in the city before Utebi decided to forego his musical pursuits and return to Japan.
After 12 years of experience in marketing and senior management at various American IT companies in Japan, Utebi joined Happy Science in 2010, where he quickly rose to Director of International Communications. Utebi is currently a minister and world lecturer for Happy Science’s and a producer on The Divine Protector – Master Salt Begins.
About The Divine Protector – Master Salt Begins:
The Divine Protector – Master Salt Begins is a new film from Japan about three young high school students who summon the Divine Protectress, Master Salt, to repel the curses plaguing their friends and acquaintances.
The Divine Protector – Master Salt Begins will be released in limited theatres in North America from October 21, followed by release on VOD and DVD.
Limited theatrical release beginning Oct. 21, 2022 in New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, Atlanta, Tampa, Honolulu, San Diego, San Antonio, Denver, and Orange County, CA, as well as in Toronto and Vancouver, Canada.
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Building your business with Sara Troy and her guest Vicki Noethling, on air from October 25th
I have been coaching and mentoring speakers for over 26 years. I remember one woman who was speaking to a group of 10 people. She was shaking and looking like she was going to be ill. Engaging her with simple questions in a conversational tone, allowed her to take her mind off speaking and relax. Her whole body changed and she actually began to smile. That is when I knew I had to help others get past the fear of the “speech” and just relax with the fact that it’s just a conversation. So many fail to connect with their audience because they are not being authentic or allowing themselves to be vulnerable. But it is in lowering those walls, that we allow others to connect and our message to be heard.
I would like to talk about why it is so important that we work on how we present our messages online and in person. We spend time trying to write down the words that will reach our audience and fill a need, but often neglect examining how we are delivering that message. From video to the stage, our impact is tied to how comfortable and authentic we are in sharing our message. If we don’t connect, our message will get lost. My mission is to work with you to make that impact to show up and nail that next presentation or meeting ensuring your presence will lead you to greater profits.
Being the 2nd of seven children, Vicki knew college was not in the cards, so she got a part-time job and put herself through a 6-month business school in Pittsburgh. Upon graduation she continued to work two jobs and looked for as many personal and professional development tapes, books, or courses she could find. The thirst for learning continued and eventually she found herself working for a large transportation company in Atlanta. Here she learned to embrace change and go outside of her comfort zone. It was also where she was introduced to Toastmasters. She then spent the next 3 decades mentoring, coaching, training, and stepping outside that comfort zone. Her journey has been and continues to be fueled with a passion for life-long learning and helping others see their potential and slay their next presentation or zoom! Her message to all is stop fearing that next big speech, presentation or sales call – just remember – It’s Just A Conversation. Relax, smile and enjoy the journey it will take you on.
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