Michael Obrien- Michael Obrien creates better tomorrows You can learn more about Michael’s last bad day in his TED X about perspective and the belief that we go where our eyes go. Click TED X to watch. He is dedicated to helping executives, entrepreneurs, and coaches create better business results and tomorrows.You can reach Michael
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Jeanette Peacock Jeanette Peacock: I’m a veteran of designing and delivering training programs to thousands of people, as well as a coach and thinking partner to leaders and their teams. I’m certified to coach learning, parenting, and executive development. I’m also the founder of Learn2LearnNow®, a learning & development company that leverages brain science,
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Giovanna Capozza- “Giovanna Capozza is a Leadership Consultant & Coach to leaders, startup founders and their teams. She works with creative leaders who are changing the world on a global scale. Giovanna has been a coach for over 10 years and for nearly 8 years she held a successful clinical practice as an Alternative Medicine
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Steve Cunningham- The top 10 things to know about me: 10. I love being an entrepreneur. I started my first business in grade 4 selling baseball and hockey cards. 9. I run a digital marketing agency called Three Thirty, where we help our clients make more money using a blend of content marketing, a deep
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Tracy James- From actors and visionary CEO’s to artists and fellow coaches, Tracy James applies a spiritual and shamanic approach to transform negative patterns and unlock her clients’ unique genius. In her coaching and retreats, Tracy harnesses her intuition as well as somatic and energy techniques to release the root causes of beliefs and behaviors
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About Kristina HallettDr. Kristina Hallett is a clinical psychologist, executive coach, and author with a deep commitment to helping individuals embrace self-compassion and holistic well-being. In her return to #12minconvos, Dr. Hallett shares how her foundational SWAP concept—Self-compassion, Worthiness, Asking for and Accepting Help, and Positive Self-talk—remains vital in today’s world, especially in the wake
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David Peck- David Peck’s paramount passion is social innovation and incremental change. He makes frequent appearances as a keynote speaker, both nationally and internationally, on leadership, entrepreneurship, innovation, mentorship, the Global South and social justice issues. He has presented in collaboration with organizations such as UNICEF and the Stephen Lewis Foundation, and has provided consulting
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Caroline McCullough Caroline McCullough is an award-winning copywriter, content strategist, founder of tech startup Writally and a digital marketer with more than 25 years experience in marketing and communications. She’s an Amazon bestselling author of Your Brilliant Un-Career: Women, Entrepreneurship and Making the Leap, Magnetic Marketing and her upcoming book Possible. Her work has been
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Erin O’Brien- Erin O’Brien has a philosophy of “Less Talk, More Action”. She has a vision of “A world without procrastination” where we can use the power of positive peer pressure to get stuff done. We don’t have to figure it out on our own. Over the past 3 years, she has developed Action Power
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Tom Corley- Tom Corley spent most of his career in tax and finance, beginning his tax career at Arthur Andersen. Prior to Cerefice, Tom headed the Finance Department, as CFO, of a publicly held company specializing in Homebuilding and Venture Capital investment. Tom was also a founder of McGuinness, Corley & Hodavance, a CPA firm specializing in
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Heather Ordover- Heather Ordover is a writer of stories, teacher of things, knitter of socks, and mother of boys. She can be found on her weekly podcast CraftLit®, her Instagram feed, and occasionally at her knitting blog, Mama O Knits too Much. Ordover has released four books in the last five years with more on
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About Kenneth KunkenIn 1970, while playing lightweight football for Cornell University, Ken Kunken sustained a spinal cord injury during a game against Columbia University, resulting in quadriplegia at the C4-5 level. Despite being left almost completely paralyzed from the shoulders down, Ken’s resilience and determination shaped a groundbreaking career in law, rehabilitation counseling, and disability
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