Saul Dreier
Saul Dreier, at 99, travels the world over with his ‘Holocaust Survivors Band,’ which he was inspired to create at age 89. Saul’s love of music, along with his profound conviction that something as horrific as the Holocaust must never happen again, led to the formation of his band. Saul and his bandmates talk to […]
Would You Marry You?, Episode 107
As Valentine’s Day rapidly approaches, how about checking in with yourself as to your lovability? Yes, you know you’re a great person, terrific, but are you loveable? Great question! In this podcast, you’ll explore how to find out where you’re at regarding your lovability – beyond your pretty/handsome face and winsome personality – to genuinely […]
Don’t Undermine The Value of Your Focus Group
Too often, lawyers ask focus group jurors to deliberate and discuss only the verdict questions. This is a woefully inadequate use of the focus group.
Love Is Like Fairy Dust
You can sprinkle love anywhere! Anytime. Just like fairy dust. It’s not love as in “hugs and kisses,” as nice as those are, it’s love by a different description. Namely, “to delight in the presence of.” Nice, huh? You won’t find that definition in any dictionary. I heard it many years ago in a seminar […]
Nancy Berggren
Nancy Berggren, at 90, is proving that age is no impediment to doing what you love. And Nancy has a number of ‘loves’ in her life in addition to her 22 grand and great-grandchildren! Namely acting, which she continues to pursue having recently worked opposite Jim Carrey in “Kidding,” as well as being featured in […]
Mike Fisher
Mike Fisher, at 90, still loves playing “walking football.” Mike is known as a “striker,” and as such he keeps making goals game after game, much to the delight of his fellow players on his British team, the “Old Corinthians.” His teammates have nicknamed him “Ninja” given his astonishing speed – here and gone in […]
Martha Strever
Martha Strever, at 85, began her 64th year of teaching math at Linden Avenue Middle School in Red Hook, N.Y. When Martha began her teaching career, PCs didn’t exist. Martha remembers vividly not only having to teach herself how to work on a computer but also being tasked with training the school staff on how […]
The “Just One” Secret to Fitness, Episode 105
Does the seeming impossibility of reaching your New Year fitness goals have you beyond frustrated? How can you pay attention to something as seemingly selfish as personal well-being when there’s so much else to take care of: family, work, etc.? In this podcast discover how to easily get to that energized self you want to […]
Your Client, Expert and Witness E-Impressions Matter! Manage Them Well
What is written has more weight than what is said. Always. That is why, when something is important, we write it down. That is why, in any courtroom, jurors will believe documents over witness testimony. Unfortunately, clients often forget this, if they even ever stopped to think about it in the first place. And the […]
Three Surprisingly Powerful Words: Tell Me More
The first month of the New Year is traditionally when we give thought to what we might want next in our lives. As in wanting to change, or achieve, or hoping will be different. Such as the idea of better relationships with family, friends, loved ones, even pets. Starting with having less conflict or arguments […]