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Dr. Paul is joined by successful business man and entrepreneur Garrett B. Gunderson to talk about his new book Killing Sacred Cows. This book discusses how to defeat the lies and myths surrounding money and prosperity. You can get Garrett’s book through his website at www.garrettbgunderson.com where you can also get in touch with him or read his daily blog.
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In this episode, Dr. Paul interviews Amanda Dickson, KSL morning news radio host, about her new book, Wake Up To A Happier Life. Discussion includes choosing happiness, letting go of what’s not working, and practicing cheerfulness. You can get Amanda’s book through www.Deseretbook.com .
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High Performance Coach Jon Skidmore, Psy.D., joins Dr. Paul to discuss the five stages of peak performance. Contact Jon Skidmore at (801)-426-2685.
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Kevin Whittington, a developer of Prosperity Idea International, joins Dr. Paul to discuss the stories we form in our mind about our experiences. “The Work” of Byron Katie is referenced as a tool to examine and change the story.
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Dr. Paul and Police Sergeant Charlie Wakamatsu discuss risk and the three things to do with it as well as give advice about how to keep kids safe. They also give information about their NOVA Principles program. To learn more visit the website at www.novaprinciples.com or, if you live in Utah County, call Sgt. Wakamatsu at the Orem City Police Department. That phone number is (801)-229-7084.
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