Gary Glasscock, MCLC, MSLC  

Melissa Miller-Young is a Certified Life Coach specializing in Women's Empowerment and Business & Marketing. On the show Melissa will be discussing the importance of making yourself a priority. So many things to do, so little time. Work, friends and family, children, spouse, social priorities, family priorities, professional responsibilities. Learning to put a priority on yourself is something that our society has long taught against – you could be called cold, selfish or even worse. But in all actuality, you have to make yourself a priority, because if you can’t be good to yourself, how on earth can you be good for anyone else? If you are stressed, out of balance, or mentally exhausted, how will you be an enjoyable date? A supportive friend or partner? A loving and present parent?

Discussions of a spiritual and metaphysical nature. Anything from manifesting to spiritual parenting. Feel free to call in and join the discussion.

Although technically a motivational speaker, Rosanna E. Tufts prefers to think of herself as a “Catalytic Converter,” because she likes to be a catalyst for change in people’s lives – “and since catalytic converters are made with platinum, the title implies Wealth!” She earned an M.M. in Music History from Peabody Conservatory. A soprano, she’s had a long career in classical music and musical theatre, including roles like Cunegonde (Candide), Celia (Iolanthe), Josephine (HMS Pinafore), Adele (Die Fledermaus), Papagena (The Magic Flute), Lalume (Kismet), Amahl (Amahl and the Night Visitors), and the Rector (creating the role in According To Us, an original musical she co-wrote). She is also the composer of The Passion of Persephone, “the world’s first Bondage-and-Discipline Rock Opera. Rosanna also had a 12 –year career as a Certified Compensation Professional in Human Resources. When her husband proceeded to leap at (and fail at) almost every conceivable “business opportunity,” the result was her first book, Don’t Start a Business without ME! and a new career with OZ-Some Success! based upon her popular seminar that uses the archetypes of the Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Lion to achieve anything you want in life. Her book is available at www.DontStartABusinessWithoutMe.com, and excerpts from The Passion of Persephone can be found on MySpace. Her blog is at ozsomesuccess.wordpress.com. She offers more advanced entrepreneurial training through the Prosperity Alliance at www.RosannasInnerCircle.com.

My guest this week is Lyle Lackmuth, The Unsticking Coach. Join us as we talk this week about Lyle's journey, how he helps people, and even give something away!

Discussions of a spiritual and metaphysical nature. Anything from manifesting to spiritual parenting. Feel free to call in and join the discussion.

Born in Brooklyn, New York in 1955, and now residing in Bedford, England, Lynn Serafinn is a Personal Transformation Coach, teacher, motivational speaker, talk radio show host and Amazon bestselling author, whose power to inspire and help people reconnect to themselves is widely acclaimed. Owing to her long and diverse professional history in the music industry, Lynn's writing is lyrical, rhythmic, colourful, highly visual and undeniably metaphoric. She holds a B.Mus. in music history and an MAED in adult education and distance learning, and did extensive study of music and religion in India. She taught music technology for many years was the recipient of the Microsoft UK Innovative Teacher of the Year Award in 2005. She holds a CPCC through the Coaches Training Institute and is a graduate of the Co-Active Leadership Programme. In 2007, her coaching company Create-a-Life won the Best of Bedford Business Awards. Lynn is also the Founder/Leader of the Global Wellness Circle, a thriving community-based holistic education project spread throughout the United Kingdom. She has a grown daughter, who is also a writer, and a young grandson. The Garden of the Soul: lessons from four flowers that unearth the Self is a book about becoming whole… Called ‘as spiritual as Deepak Chopra and as magical as Paulo Coelho,’ The Garden of the Soul is a journey on the ‘path of least resistance to the Self’ through the imagery of four flowers that represent four spiritual principles: ‘Give’ (the Rose), ‘Receive’ (the Iris), ‘Become’ (the Daffodil) and ‘Be’ (the Lily). Taking the reader on a daring and magical journey through the author’s life and imagination—from stage fright and burnout in a classical music conservatory, to life inside an Indian temple, to a hidden life of domestic violence, to finding inner peace atop an old English footbridge—The Garden of the Soul explores birth, death, love, art, spirituality and transformation in an eloquent, poetic and ultimately unfor