Sometimes we don't stop to appreciate our gifts. In the course of our daily lives, we "grind" as we pursue epicureal "success". Is it a wonder that constantly "striving" for "success" leaves us depleted?

Recently, a former student shared a Facebook memory of his excitement over having me as his professor during a summer session at the university. His post and subsequent comment(s) from fellow students about the impact I've had on their lives both in the classroom and out; caused me to pause.

I hadn't truly appreciated my gifts. I hadn't truly stepped back to look at the way that I am able to take textbook/theory; design and delivery curriculum in a way that LASTS!

My students have campaigned since the beginning of my academic career (2000) for me to develop what is now, Emotional Physical Therapy.

For far TOO Long. . .

I played "small" and "discounted" my gifts.

From the Midwest to the Middle East;

The East Coast to the Southeast;

Latin America and Even China;

I have poured into students Who saw the Coach in Me; and responded,

Accordingly.

Here's a sample of what former students have to say:

Checkout My Testimonials Page - http://bit.ly/2K0V618