E148: Coach and Entrepreneur Interaction Equals Superb Results

Linda Dochter has degrees in math and library science. She is an artist, who once was told she should never be an artist. She suffered from an unfortunate accident several years ago. She since has escaped being wheelchair-bound by doing her own version of a "marathon a month." Through all of the things in life that came against her, she has overcome them and is one of the Luckiest People in the World.

Jane Armstrong, is a writer, ventriloquist, classical pianist, and one of the Luckiest People in the World. Jane shares with us how she discovered her life's purpose through understanding her brother's life purpose.

After traveling the world Peter and Joyce decided to concentrate on the USA. One thing that they concentrated on was spending time at National Parks as volunteers, this allowed them to stay in a region for 3-4 weeks at a time exploring the region in-depth. They were also able to travel with their pets.

Many of the Luckiest People in the World plan on extensive travel in the future. There are many things to think about to maximize the travel experience. In this session, Ray ponders his experience with travel traps. Get ready for a sequence of future interviews.

This week Ray talks with Joe Dean, super mixologist. Joe and Ray discuss why a custom cocktail uniquely constructed and named appropriately can be an incredible conversation starter. Imagine this, the bartender takes out a wooden plank and a blow torch, sets a glass on top of the lit plank and allows it to smoke, adds some secret ingredients, and voila a Luckiest Guy in the World Old Fashion.

How often have you wished you knew more about your parents, grandparents, great-grandparents...., but they're no longer here to ask? Are there things you might wish to tell your children, but perhaps they aren't receptive just now? Will you be here when they're ready to listen?