Glenn Oakes runs Caboodle, and consultancy business in Northern Ireland that helps nonprofits with their fundraising. Glenn believes it's his calling to help organizations that do good to do well. He's dedicated to service, helping people and spreading kindness. He even started the hashtag #kindnessworks which is spreading on social media around the world. His positivity and energy is infectious.
Jane M Powers teaches entrepreneurs to make and impact and speak to profit. And she does it by helping them understand who people are. What makes us tick? What part does intention and putting intentional energy into the quantum field play in business and in literally changing our future - or more accurately, creating the future we want?
Mark Winn is a peaceful warrior. He's a calm, present, wise person who is always ready for anything due to his awareness and his philosophy of "concept over technique" which means you must understand the why before you can master the what. He's a instructor in the Israeli martial art of krav maga. He's an author, a motivational speaker, and an entrepreneur. His new book is called "Not A Victim But A Warrior".
Todd Feldman and The Rocket Factory helps businesses grow and thrive. As stated on their website, they "help companies know their mission and scale...profitably."
Todd wants companies, entrepreneurs, small businesses and organizations to have more serious conversations about how to adapt in a business world forced to evolve in the ever-increasing virtual nature of doing business in the age of covid. Many businesses are in survival mode, understandably. Todd feels that while that's necessary they need to seriously talk about how to change to meet new challenges to even make survival possible.
We also talk about the event he spearheaded in June called Spark Jam 2020. He brought the creative, business and academic community together to have some of these conversations and learn from each other in order to foster collaboration as we all navigate our covid and post-covid reality.
Today's guest is Andrea Starr, CEO of the Forward Foundation. Andrea and I talk about the upcoming cycling event to benefit the Forward Foundation which provides assistance and resources for single mothers in crisis. The event is October 24th and will take place in two forms: the organized ride from Bryan Park to Ashland and back, and the virtual event which will take place virtually wherever participants want to do their activities. Virtual participants can ride, walk, run, swim, dance or do just about anything they want as long as they sign up for the event and use the hashtag #goforwardtogether on social media.
This is the first Go Forward event, but the plan is to have it again next year and for years to come when we can hopefully all get together to support the Forward Foundation and celebrate.
LEARN ABOUT THE FORWARD FOUNDATION HERE
SEE THE ROUTE AND DOWNLOAD GPS MAPS HERE
Josh Sloan is the Volunteer and Outreach Coordinator with SPORTable, Richmond and the host of the SPORTable podcast. SPORTable enables people with disabilities to see beyond their limitations through sport and activity while building relationships and fostering community engagement. SPORTable is celebrating their 15th anniversary this year.
5th Annual Charity Golf Tournament
Sara Daves endured challenges and tragedy on her path to discovering her true purpose - helping others find theirs. She's a purpose coach, a meditation guide, a conflict resolution specialist and a manifesting facilitator. Sara believes that understanding one's inner self is the first step on the path to walking in one's divine purpose.
Dr. Jim Wright is the the medical director at Canterbury Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center as well as two other long-term healthcare facilities in the Richmond area. Canterbury in Henrico County became ground zero for COVID-19 pandemic and made national headlines. Jim has been a longtime advocate for the necessity of quality senior care and leads a group that is working on developing a dementia care “village” that would house Alzheimer’s and dementia patients in a safe, community-style facility.
Dr. Denise Foster is the owner of Hemp Haven and Empirical Cannabis in Chesapeake, Va. She has acted as the Regional Director of the American Cannabis Nurses Association, where she served as Secretary and chaired the Education & Research Committee and Social Media & Communications Committee. She received her PhD from Regent University and her MSN from Old Dominion University and has been a Professor of Nursing at several colleges and universities. She also practiced nursing as a Home Health & Palliative Care RN for an area health agency. She has been practicing as a nurse in the Hampton Roads area of Virginia for 35 years. She has presented educational seminars on medicinal cannabis to local community groups, health care professionals, and national nursing conferences.
Links
Hemp Haven
Empirical Cannabis
American Cannabis Nurses Association
American Alliance for Medical Cannabis
Today's episode is a re-release of an episode released in 2019 with Executive Director of the Innerwork Center in Richmond, Va., Rachel Douglas. At the time, the Innerwork Center was undergoing a rebranding. It was known previously as the Chrysalis Institute. Rachel talks about their programs, her own mindfulness and mediation practice, mindfulness in business, in family, and the growing popularity and necessity of innerwork.
Joel Morgan is many things. Pastor, Life Coach, Relationships Coach, philosophical thinker, podcast host. He's also a great conversationalist. We talk about his new podcast "Dropping Keys" and the poem by the 14th century poet Hafiz who inspired the name, his past, difficult conversations that need to be had, the necessity of innerwork and more.
Marjorie Veiga of MyLymeGuide is dedicated to helping patients and their caregivers manage tick-borne diseases and claims sound healing, using audio frequencies through devices such as the Ampcoil, is one of the best ways to accomplish that. Her daughter Christine Veiga is the first Ampcoil user in Virginia and is developing a practice of bio resonance (or bio entergetic resonance) using the Ampcoil device. Dr. Deborah Drake is the developer of AmpCoil Better Guide. She is the Director of Bioenergetics at the Head Office of the Board of Integrative Medicine and Integrative Health Group – Toronto Canada.
Dr. Drake: http://healthcounts.ca/aboutAmp
AmpCoil: https://ampcoil.com/
MyLymeGuide: https://www.facebook.com/MyLymeGuide/
Mark Bowers heads the PDCHR, the Professional Development Consortium of Hampton Roads. The PDCHR partners with educational organizations to help them brand and market themselves. He's a retired Navy submarine officer, spent ten years in Washington DC in the defense sector and consults with non-profits. He's also a transplant patient, preparing for a kidney transplant. He shares perspective on his missions and experiences on this episode of the Good Eye Podcast.
Today's guest is Empowerment Coach Pamela Losada. Originally, Switzerland she was a prominent Psychologist and Counselor with a successful practice. But something was missing. She was looking for something deeper and more meaningful, had chronic exhaustion and no measure of success made her feel complete. Then she was diagnosed with thyroid cancer. This led her on a quest to find something to make her feel more complete. She became a Certified Health Coach, and began to implement the most cutting-edge insights and strategies to help transform her life and the lives of her clients.
Aaron Lee helps leaders, teams and organizations focus and strategize by identifying strengths of each person and personality type. That includes the personalities of the organization itself. By giving voice to strengths, development and growth follows. Also an inspiring speaker, Aaron can engage an audience and provide valuable perspective.
aaronlee.co
goodeyepodcast.com
Today's guest is Aaron Kirkpatrick, Artistic and Education Manager with Arts for Learning, the leading provider of quality arts-in-education programming in Virginia. They integrate the arts in learning programs and workshops to improve students' literacy skills, motivation to read and ability to learn. They also provide artists opportunities to share their knowledge and talents through performance and instruction.
Today's guest is Lorna Smith from Covenant Home Care. Lorna talks about balancing the challenges they're currently facing as well as some of the opportunities created for people who might be considering a career change whether by necessity or choice. Like many essential businesses who find themselves busier than ever, Covenant is actually hiring and looking forward. Their website has a lot of useful information and FAQs regarding in-home care as well as a list of their affiliations and accreditations.
Today's Good Eye conversation is with Marie Kolendo, Senior Executive Director for the Alzheimer's Association of Richmond, Central and Western Virginia. Marie talks generally about Alzheimer's Disease as well as about some of the challenges facing not only the Alzheimer's Association, but the families, loved ones and caregivers on the front lines of Alzheimer's Disease and dementia during the coronavirus pandemic. She also talks about The Longest Day, the Alzheimer's event held on the summer solstice, June 20. People from across the world come together to fight Alzheimer’s through a fundraising activity of their choice.
Greater Richmond, Central and Western Va Chapter
24/7 Helpline: 800.272.3900
Support: 866.403.3073
Today's guest is Andrea Starr, Executive Director and CEO of The Forward Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to working with single mothers who have encountered a life-altering event and are now in crisis. Andrea explains the many ways the Forward Foundation works with single mothers including financial assistance to help with childcare, workshops, education assistance, available programs and more. She also addresses the added challenges their clients and the foundation face as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
In this episode of The Good Eye Podcast, the conversation is with Ed Hopper and Shannon Kane of Altor Gives Back. Altor is a credit card processing company that has evolved to embody a mission. What began as an arm of the company has become the company itself. They give half of their net profits on all transactions to non-profit organizations. Ed and Shannon talk about the motivation to start Altor Gives Back, how non-profits and businesses can become Give Back Charity Partners and how to participate. We also go off the rails a little and start talking about our pets.
Altor Processing Systems
https://altorprocessing.com/
Alltor Gives Back
https://altorgivesback.com/
Synapse Network
www.synspasehubs.com
The Good Eye Podcast
www.goodeyepodcast.com
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