Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy, on air from December 14th
Storms, Tornados, VOLCANIC EPUTIONS, FLOODS, LANDSLIDES, DISRUPTIONS, VARIENTS, Killings, we are under so many disruptions right now it is hard to be festive and cheerful, but it is a must that we are. Grief can come in many ways (see grief show here) but with so many who are facing such losses, life, homes, pets, business, friends, etc, we need to step up and open our hearts, homes and show them some cheer and support.
We can rebuild, we can over come, but right now they need us in any way we can, donations, food, blankets, opening our doors to them, messages of love and compassion, and hands on support.
My heart is is with anyone going through a disaster this season, please know we have your back.
Choose Positive Living with Sara Troy and her guest Beverly Kievman Copen, on air from December 14th
~Her Mission to Inspire you to want to Move Forward with your Life~
Does it feel impossible to fit it all in? Challenging times, like the recent pandemic, can add stress and grief to an already hectic life, raising anxiety levels. Residing in Rome, GA, Beverly Kievman Copen, is the acclaimed author of ‘It’s Your Life, Isn’t It?’. For decades, she has been inspiring people through her work as a glass ceiling shattering entrepreneur, an internationally in-demand motivational speaker, renowned photographer, and author. Her newest book offers life tools to deal with changes and difficult times.
“Making a difference begins with ‘I have an idea,'” believes Beverly, who loves helping people find solutions, clarify their values, set goals, and develop plans to make things happen even in challenging and tough times.
IT’S YOUR LIFE, ISN’T IT? tells a most remarkable story. Copen lived in Japan for three years. A year later, after she conducted a seminar in Tokyo, Japan, a young Japanese woman came up to her and said, “I like the way you think. Would you be interested in writing a book for the Japanese market with our publisher?” Copen said YES. It took more than a year to work with Diamond Publishers to think through the theme and content. She wrote it in English, and it was published in Japan in 2000, in Japanese, with the title, “IT’S YOUR LIFE, ISN’T IT.” During the recent long months in the global pandemic, Copen re-discovered the manuscript on her computer and committed to revising it to become a “global” book. Her aim was that it could reach and help women and men in many countries.
The book paints a picture of how to look at your past, analyze your present, and reimagine your future. Whatever your age, it provides a way to assess your desires, strengths, and weaknesses and put them into a framework that will help you construct a more fulfilling lifestyle throughout your life. The theme is based on how to manage change – especially when it is outside of your control. Copen openly discusses her successes and her mistakes and the lessons learned from those achievements and the errors. Copen states, “we need to understand and deal with the New Normal for our lives.”
“I love this book! It inspired me to take a look at my own life, and it gave me the tools, energy, and new ideas I need to live my Life with more purpose, passion, and joy. The author shares her spectacular photographs and life stories that are uplifting and filled with wisdom and beauty.” Linda Carson- WWSB-TV, ABC
Ignite Your Heart and Soul with Sara Troy and her guest Kathleen Woodington, on air from December 14th.
How Getting Sick Saved My Life: I help heart centered entrepreneurs and lightworkers feeling, disconnected from themselves and feeling their emotions ( it is typically related to unresolved trauma), self doubt, overwhelm, and lack of focus, center and ground their energy in their body temple to create more balance and flow in their life and business. Your inner world creates your outer world.
It was in losing everything ( mental and physical health, career, finanaces, relationships etc), that I found myself, learned to feel my emotions, love myself and love life. I almost died trying to figure out how to live. It’s a miracle that I am alive. I am here to share my message of hope and inspiration and to end suffering on this planet. Life is a skillset. We are here to learn to live skillfully and in alignment with our mind, body and soul. Let your lifestyle be your medicine.
I give hope to the hopeless. Our most important relationship is with ourself. Know thyself. Love thyself. I was addicted to adrenal and being busy and not listening to my body. After realizing it’s about feeling good I got addicted to feeling good and honouring myself. This realization opened the door to my healing and transformation. My mission is to get others addicted to feeling good, fully alive and thriving.
My background is health sciences. I have always helped people. I was a Nuclear Medicine Techonologist and then and Occupational Therapist. 11 years years ago I was told I would return to my career as an Occupational Therapist following the removal of my thyroid gland. I attempted 3 return to works and they all failed. My identity was wiped out. Gone. I felt like a nothing.
What unravelled was layers of chronic illness. I was bed ridden for up to ½ a month in bed for years. It was a complete mess. My mess is now my message. You have to feel to heal.
Running from emotions creates imbalances in the system which eventually lead to disease. I lived from a place of deep trauma my whole life. I have lived the last 11 years in my ‘urban ashram like a crosss between a navy seal and a yogi (Ha!) ‘unlearning everything I knew, reprogramming my nervous system for peace and calm and creating my new identity as a Spiritual Coach and Yoga Teacher.
Choose Positive Living with Sara Troy and her guest Dominique Brightmon, on air from December 14th
Dominique is a Top-rated podcast host and certified self-leadership trainer inspiring others to create their own piece of immortality.
Dominique “Dom” Brightmon, DTM is a certified self-leadership expert with the John Maxwell Team from Baltimore, MD that empowers and equips others to share their stories.
We speak to his journey and his books and the wisdom he has learned along the way.
We are on 4 sites and 14 audio and 2 video platforms as seen here.
In his early childhood, Dominique was raised in the church where he was taught fundamental life lessons and received a head start with public speaking. This early start led him to win 3rd place at a state-level speech competition during grade school.
While in high school, Dominique took a summer job at a public library to gain professional experience. After a successful summer performance, he was invited to work there part-time. Since then he has risen through the ranks and gained over a decade of customer service experience.
Thanks to his work experience and having read hundreds of books, Dominique always leaves his audiences with useful tips and strategies. His aim is to help others unlock their inner value through reading and other forms of self-development.
In addition to his professional experience, Dominique possesses an Associates of Applied Science in Network Technology from the Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC). His technology experience adds another dimension to his skill set, which has helped hundreds of people to complete their digital resumes and become more tech-savvy.
Because of his love for books, Dominique has written and published “Going North: Tips & Techniques to Advance Yourself”, the follow-up bestseller, “Stay The Course: The Elite Performers 7 Secret Keys to Sustainable Success” and contributing author for the bestselling book, “Crappy to Happy: Sacred Stories of Transformational Joy”. Find his writings anywhere books are sold and you’ll see how you too can become a better you.
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An Authors Kiss with Sara Troy and her guest Tom Leihbacher,, on air from December 14th
Tom Leihbacher, author of A Gift Most Rare, the heart-warming yuletide novel, focusing on a young boy, a guardian angel and a quaint New York village that needs Christmas spirit.
It’s Christmastime in the pocket-sized village of Briarcliff Manor. With yuletide spirits flying high, life seems close to perfect in this quaint suburb of Manhattan.
But not everyone feels the holiday cheer. While most go about their joyful holiday pursuits, young Charlie Riverton is restless. Compassionate by nature, he’s especially mindful of the lonely and forlorn.
At the same time, he’s the unofficial leader of a close-knit group of sixth-grade buddies. Together they grapple with pre-teen hijinks, newfound freedoms and an emerging, nerve-wracking interest in girls.
Meanwhile, there’s a curiously gifted newcomer in town. Charlie develops a special friendship with the handsome stranger and together, they set out to craft a Christmas gift for the whole community. Along the way, lives are changed, and people begin to look at Christmas a little differently.
Come spend the holidays in Briarcliff with this feel-good, coming of age story set in small-town America in the early 1970s.
“Congratulations to Tom for writing a heartwarming Christmas story that evokes the traditional Christmas spirit. A Gift Most Rare focuses on a God-honoring relationship between a young boy, a guardian angel and a whole village that rediscovers how best to celebrate Christmas.” – Kevin Sorbo, Actor, Producer, Director
Tom Leihbacher has lived in Briarcliff Manor, New York for most of his life. After graduating from Briarcliff High School and then the University of Florida, he returned home and began a career in the media and advertising sales business. He and his family live in the Tree Streets and enjoy a rich life filled with church and community involvement and great friendships. He listens to Dr. Cook’s Walk with the King broadcast each morning before boarding a Manhattan-bound commuter train at Scarborough Station; passes through Law Park and the Pine Forest frequently; enjoys membership at Sleepy Hollow Country Club; stops for sunsets over the Hudson River and once in a while can be found skating at one of the frozen ponds in town. After more than 35 years in the corporate world, A Gift Most Rare is his first novel. A summer sequel will be ready soon.
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