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September 27th – Claiming One’s Authority to Write
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“I’d like to write but what would I write about? I’m not an authority on anything.” Show host and writing coach, Dr. Tim Morrison, often hears these words from people who hunger to write but hesitate to pick up a pen or sit down to the keyboard. Tim’s reply? “We each are authorities on how we view and experience life and work and the world. Write about that.” Today’s guests take that concept seriously. Bill Worth’s first career was in newspaper journalism. Then he entered ministry. Now he writes full time – novels – and in his writing he draws upon his view of the world shaped by his years as a journalist and managing editor and minister. This is his authority for writing intriguing novels. Brenda Stockdale is the Director of Mind-Body Medicine at RC Cancer Centers where the latest research in mind-body medicine serves as an adjunct to medical treatment. While Stockdale is a clinician in the field of behavioral medicine, her own experience with life-altering and catastrophic illness provided the authority to write, in an intimate way, her book You Can Beat the Odds. Karon Cook claims a career as an actress in family films, television and commercials. She has produced indie films as well. Now Karon is a Print Sportscaster and currently has a Show Concept under consideration at Turner Sports. Where is her authority for doing that? Listen in. Find out. Learn from these three amazing professionals who each claim the title of writer/author. Your mind will be opened to the vast field of authority you have in your life that can be the foundation for your writing.
Brand Money launches October 2011!
Join us, Pete Canalichio and Bill Jachthuber as we interview industry leaders representing both brands and manufacturers. We will explore with guests how their companies got into brand licensing and ask them to share examples of successful product launches and some of the pitfalls that they have encountered. Every show will be recorded for convenient podcast listening. We are currently building our guest list so let us know if you would like to be part of our program and share your story.
Eugeria! talks with Greg Zarbo of the Alzheimer’s Association
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Greg Zarbo is originally from the Buffalo, New York area. In 1981, Greg and his wife moved to Texas to find jobs and have lived here ever since. While in New York, Greg completed a bachelor’s degree in Human Services which launched his career working for non-profits, now going on 30 years. After 8 years with Mental Health and Mental Retardation (now Northstar Managed Services), followed by 18 years at Mental Health America, Greg took a position with the Greater Dallas Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association. For the past year, Greg has been the Manager of Early Detection Programs.
For more information about the Dallas Area Walk to End Alzheimer’s on November 12, 2011, please call 800-272-3900 or visit www.alzdallas.org. You can reach Greg directly by email at greg.zarbo@alz.org or by phone at 214-540-2425.
Special thanks to Griswold Special Care, providers of high quality, affordable in home senior care in Dallas and Atlanta, for hosting today’s show!
Social Media 4 Entrepreneurs: Donna Lang and Ray Barrett.
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Donna Lang is a Professional Business Coach and Business Skills Trainer. Her sweet spot is Social Media Training. Donna Empowers Entrepreneurs and Small Business Professionals to accelerate success in business and life with her wonderful mix of strategic focus, compassion, creativity and Smart Tools Model for Success.
In 2004 Donna decided to pursue a Coaching Career. Her 15 years of Corporate Sales success and natural Leadership abilities represented a bridge that led Donna to Inspire and Coach others to live their best lives. In fact, she lives and breathes Smart Coaching Tools in her own life by “Winning the Inner Game to produce Extraordinary Outer Results” from the inside out.
Donna Lang’s Coaching Career has been built upon her B.A. Degree in Psychology and her training with world class co-active coaching school, The Coach Training Institute, (CTI). She is a DiSC Facilitator and views this assessment as a value to her clients and teams who want to better understand how to leverage their communication styles for greater success in life and business.
She also holds a holds a CDC designation from Marcia Wieder’s Dream Coach University Program. This powerful workshop was designed for companies and business professionals who want to define their mission and discover their true life purpose.
Drawing upon training with the Applied Neuroscience Institute, Donna utilizes and integrates the work of positive psychology leaders such as Dr Martin Seligman, Tom Rath, Dr. Barbara Fredrickson, etc. into her Coaching Practice.
Ray Barrett is an executive coach who helps decision-makers develop and effectively run their business while creating life balance. Ray’s clients quickly go from being overwhelmed to having clarity, balance and success. Ray holds Master degrees in Economics, Finance, Divinity, and Counseling and is a licensed therapist. Ray is an expert at business effectiveness, the manifestation process, communication, systems theory, and the psychology of business.
Since creating his business, Life’s Canvas, in 2007, Ray has helped many startup businesses create their own success, offered a range of trainings and seminars, corporate retreats, and audio training products.
Sept 20, 2011 – Today’s Guest :: Jim (James T) Coyle
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Jim is founder and president of PaperHost located in Roswell, GA.
Learn more about PaperHost on their website.
Lorna Armstrong, Chief James Laudermilk on Emergency Preparedness, and Cris Emrich of the Dallas Arboretum
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Cris Emrich was born in Mexico City and grew up in South Texas. After finishing her degree in Austin, TX she spent fifteen years in New Orleans working in the beer industry. After 25 years of marketing to the 21-29 year old male demographic, Cris decided that she wanted to take on a new a marketing challenge. At the Dallas Arboretum, Cris is able to reach everybody from ‘womb to tomb’ by sharing the beauty and educational experiences that the Arboretum has to offer.
Having spent many years as a board member on the Council on Aging in New Orleans, Cris knows that our seniors need to stay healthy and active and she loves to share how the Arboretum can help seniors achieve those goals. The Dallas Arboretum is located at 8525 Garland Road, Dallas, TX 75218 and their website is http://www.dallasarboretum.org/. Cris can also be reached by phone at 214-796-2131.
James Laudermilk is a Georgia native. Growing up in Walton County, he volunteered at the fire department when he was 17 years old. Two years later, the department offered him a paid position as a fire fighter. He has been serving both Walton County and now Fulton County for the last 18 years. James is now Crew Chief for the Sandy Springs Fire Department. In addition to serving the public fighting fires, James and the Sandy Springs Fire Department are committed to community education through certification programs for emergency response. Since the program’s inception, the Sandy Springs Fire Department has trained more than 100 individuals. These programs are offered on a monthly basis and are free to the public. For more information about the program, or to register for the City’s 911 or Swift 911 program, visit their website at www.sandyspringsga.gov. James can be reached directly at 404-368-6490, or via email at jlaudermilk@sandyspringsga.gov.
Originally from Southern California, Lorna Armstrong was deeply impacted by a 7.0 earthquake near her home in Northridge in 1994. Having seen firsthand what it was like to be without water, power, gas and other basic services, Lorna joined her fire department’s local Community Emergency Response Team (CERT). When she moved to Alpharetta in 1998, she joined the CERT program in that community as well. After 25 years in the corporate world, Lorna decided to make a business out of her passion for emergency preparedness, and formed Armstrong Emergency Readiness in 2009. The mission of her company is to prepare families for any type of emergency, whether it is a “shelter in place” emergency, or an evacuation. She trains families, caregivers and others on what to put in the Emergency Preparedness “kit” and how to be ready to survive the aftermath of an emergency. For more information, please contact Lorna at (404) 952-0647, or visit her website at www.armstrongER.com.
Special thanks to Griswold Special Care, providers of high quality, affordable in home senior care in Dallas and Atlanta, for hosting today’s show!
September 20th – Stories of Fascinating People in Your Own Backyard
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Writers have a different perspective on their surroundings and life around them than most people. Writers see the unique in what folks generally see as commonplace. Through interviews of guests and programming themes, Write Here, Write Now seeks to help business people, entrepreneurs and professionals gain that unique perspective or viewpoint into their work. Ellen Lyle Taber and Neil Wilkinson have solid roots in Georgia and have books published by Kennesaw State University Press. Taber’s books provide glimpses of life on Tybee Island. Wilkinson tells of the fascinating lives of twins Ruth and Ruby Crawford, pioneering sisters who became lawyers in Atlanta in an era when there were few women in the profession. Jim Elledge, author and director of the Master of Arts in Professional Writing Program at Kennesaw State University, joins the panel to talk about the upcoming KSU event being held in conjunction with the Georgia Writers Association – Publishers, Agents and Media Institute – October 1.
Entrepreneur 2.0 With Angie Rehkop, Mark McKenzie and Andrea Busse
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EA’s Cliff Oxford is joined by Angie Rehkop, Mark McKenzie and Andrea Busse
