Are you ready for an engaging DIVA (Divine! Inspirational!Vivacious! & AWARE) Discussion?
Kimmy Seltzer is back to ignite the discussion on all things to do with DATING STRATEGY.
Kimmy helps her clients get really clear on what they want in the moment of now to ATTRACT their next partner via a dating strategy plan.
Her signature formula, “The Charisma Quotient” allows people to step into their style, emotional and social thrive. Self love, flirting and finding your sexy are part of this FUN conversation.
Tune into this playful episode and be inspired to find love your way:
Kimmy Seltzer is a Confidence Therapist, Authentic Dating Strategist and Image Expert. With a vat of knowledge and experience as a therapist, certified style coach, dating coach, and matchmaker, she has helped people find lasting love and connection, attract success and build valuable relationships using her unique “confidence makeover” process. Using an outside-in approach, Kimmy implements targeted style, emotional and social intelligence in people’s lives using her signature formula, “The Charisma Quotient,” working on body language, first impressions, image/wardrobe and flirting and how it impacts attraction. This Los Angeles-based expert travels the country helping people discover confidence, charisma and connection as a speaker at National Matchmaking Conferences, eHarmony, Neutrogena, The Guild at Universal, UCLA and iDate. Kimmy is also a regular contributor to the Huffington Post with appearances in Cosmopolitan, Oprah Magazine, Redbook, Reader’s Digest, AskMen, Fox News Magazine, Yahoo and the Washington Examiner, among a myriad of other publications. Kimmy has been the leading love expert on the traveling live dating show The Great Love Debate, a show on Amazon Live with SwayTv, Kimmy’s Love Hub and the cable reality series, The Romance. You can also listen to her on her podcast, The Charisma Quotient.
Are you ready for a deep dive on winning mindset and the many flavors of what being an entrepreneur can look like?
In my mind prep for a networking event I came across Dr. Jennifer Hall’s body of work and her contributions to developing the Entrepreneur Mindset Profile. I love her organic process, scientific method and evolution as a solopreneur.
You will too.
This episode takes you on what inspired Dr. Hall’s journey of “getting the data” on what makes leaders thrive inside and outside of corporate America.
We engage in a myth busting discussion on all aspects of accessing your own ‘Inner Entrepreneur Spirit” and how we can all tap into our unique gifts!
Be INSPIRED:
Dr. Jennifer Hall an executive coach, psychologist, workshop facilitator, coach supervisor and assessment author. Jen spent almost 20 years as a coaching talent manager—selecting, developing and managing executive coaches—for the Center for Creative Leadership (CCL) and one of its Network Associates. In 2015, she launched her own business, Mindset Coaching. The Entrepreneurial Mindset Profile® (EMP), one of the two assessments Jen co-authored, measures 14 dimensions that have been found to distinguish business owners from corporate managers. The Coaching Mindset Index® (CMI), available in both self-report and 360-degree formats, enables leaders and organizations to understand and enhance the strategies they use to grow and develop their staff. Jen is a 2019 graduate of the Oxford Brooks Coaching Supervision Programme. A Board Certified Coach, Jen holds a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Connecticut and a B.S. in Psychology from Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut. She lives with her husband and two children in North Carolina.
Being Rich IN LOVE:
Let’s GO Creative Minds Series Autumn 2023!
It is an honor to have guests that lead with innovation and integrity in their personal, business and family life.
I am humbled to have Dr. Denise Berger, Ed.D. back to discuss her current entrepreneur consulting projects, educational leadership pursuits and her positive intelligence coaching announcement.
Go Dr. D!
Dr. Berger teaches social entrepreneurship and organizational leadership at the graduate level at Pepperdine. I have seen her IN ACTION inspiring the future leaders of the world as an invited guest speaker in discussing global consciousness for the last 7 years!
I also have the privilege of collaborating and cocreating with her with our consciousness jewelry line ALIKI ONE. This jewelry line was inspired by our mutual interest in Capitalism with Altruism aka GIFT, GIVING IT FORWARD TOGETHER!
Tune in to BE inspired to attract your own INSPIRATIONAL TRIBE:
Bio Dr. Denise Berger, Ed.D.
I am a leadership consultant and graduate-level educator, helping individuals, teams and organizations achieve growth with purpose. I bring together practice-based, hands-on experience having run a global Fortune 500 business group, with acquired research-based knowledge and wisdom. I focus on educating leaders and their teams, developing a great workplace, and optimizing leadership efficacy. What do I mean by “optimizing leadership efficacy?” This involves identifying and developing the skills, behaviors, and strategies that enable a leader to be successful in your role, not just the analytical qualities but the soft skills too. I teach organizational leadership at the master’s level and include in my lessons: vision, mission, values work, resiliency, conflict management, relational intelligences, collaboration, systems thinking, and change management. I frame the lessons within a context of cultural intelligence, social responsibility, and impact thinking.
I have a BA in History from Colgate University, an MBA in Marketing and International Business from Fordham University, and a Doctorate in Organizational Leadership from Pepperdine University. I am a certified Positive Intelligence® coach, helping people build their mental fitness. In addition to teaching Leadership & Service in the Social Entrepreneurship & Change program at Pepperdine University, I previously taught Program Evaluation in the same program, and I have taught Leading Inclusive Organizations in Vanderbilt University’s doctoral program for Leadership and Learning in Organizations. I have authored articles, scholarly work, blog posts, and appeared on the radio and in podcasts. My most recent publication can be found in the Routledge Series on Leadership and Change, a chapter entitled Why Leaders in the US Build Businesses with Purpose. Through the years, I have volunteered my time with Social Justice Partners LA (formerly Social Venture Partners) to coach cohorts of social entrepreneurs in their fast pitch and growth strategies. I have also coached TEDx speakers and Annenberg/CNN Hero awardees on their pitches.
Details of my organizational and leadership work can be found at www.alikiconsulting.com. And fun fact, I also founded a Greek hand-made jewelry brand, Aliki Designs, locatable at www.alikidesigns.com.
PROMO CODE: LOVEALLKIND for the Aliki ONE jewelry line.
Thank you everyone for helping to change the way WE think, talk and act about mental health!
xoxo
Dr. Denise
WOOT WOOT!
The Dr. Denise Show was a finalist in the world out of 8.1 million pooled listeners in the skeptics guide to science and medicine in the people’s podcast awards!
Thank you all for helping to change the way WE think, talk and act about mental health.
In Kindness,
Dr. Denise
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This episode is an invitation to pause and reflect TOGETHER as we enter autumn and the holiday season.
What matters most to you?
How are you showing up with deep appreciation for yourself and loved ones?
This show is in sacred remembrance of all of OUR past, present and future ancestors and a celebration of love, life and light:
Dr. Joyce Spurgeon shares her personal loss of her closest childhood friend, Jeannie. We go back in time to the exact moment that she found out this devastating news. We discussed the feelings of despair, hopelessness and burden someone feels when they decide they can no longer stay on earth.
This is a vulnerable episode and is filled with our professional and personal experiences of all the emotions and solutions around suicide awareness and prevention.
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Joyce A Spurgeon, MD completed medical school at the University of Louisville and went on to do her residency in adult psychiatry there. When she finished her residency, she stayed at University of Louisville as the associate training director for the psychiatric residency. She progressed up and associate professor and became the training director and her clinical work was specializing in the treatment of mental illness in the peripartum period. Following her time at UofL, she changed the directions in her career. She was hired as the only psychiatrist at a Schneck Medical Center in Seymour, Indiana where she has worked for the past 7 years. She is proud to work closely with the primary care providers to help treat mental illness in a vastly underserved community.
Sacred Remembrance of Jeannie
Two little girls kneel over the mud pile- they are making their specialty- mud pies are so much fun to create. They are covered in mud, their sweaty hair sticky to their heads, but huge smiles wreath their faces. They join hands and pledge to be best friends forever. Those hands age over the years but they always find their way back to each other. In middle and high school, their lives divide but when things get really tough, the call in the middle of the night always goes to the other. Their adult lives move them into different locations, yet when they talk, it is as if no time has passed. Something happened in those early years over the mud piles, wild sledding snow days, church camp, and bike riding…..they became each other’s anchor. They each wanted to find ways to help other people. One became a nurse, the other a doctor. Yet, when they talked, they were just two little girls in adult bodies.
When mental illness hit my friend, I , as a psychiatrist, felt scared. I knew what was happening. I could see all the warning signs, and I could not control the progression. I tried to prepare her parents for what might happen and what I hoped to never witness. I got her into treatment. I asked for many favors for people to try to help her because I could only be her friend. It was not enough. My worst fears were realized…..my tow headed best buddy from the age of 4 was gone…..she hung herself because we had told all of the local gun stores to not sell her a gun. We thought we had protected her. It is only in a small town that you can get away with this type of protection. Yet, she believed that the only way that she could be free was to stand before Jesus and ask for forgiveness, so she decided to go and do that. Yet what she left behind….well, she left us journals that tried to explain her reasoning but only revealed her illness. For, in truth, none of us are better because she is gone.
Jeannie died by suicide on May 17th. That day is a day that changed the course of my life. I lost one of my anchors, one of the people who knew me as no one else will ever know me in my life. When she died, I promised myself that I would not let the way she died define who she was. She has and will always be my best buddy from my childhood, the keeper of my dreams and hopes. And, I will continue to carry her with me for the rest of my life. She still walks with her hand in mine- I just can’t feel it in real life anymore, but I know it is there. So, I talk about how she died because I feel like she was taken too soon from us all because of her mental illness, yet I want you to know that her life was so much more to me. I never thought that this is how the story of those two little girls would end. I will miss you forever, my friend.
Suicide Prevention Lifeline 800 273-8255
What an honor to have Dame Lillian Walker back on the Dr. Denise Show!
Lillian graciously shares her wisdom and intuitive gifts as a stem cell activation specialist and neurosomatic holistic practitioner on the ABC’S of stem cell activation:
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