Musings of a Super Doer

In this episode, we have three exciting guests joining. Angela Tyler discusses her course for helping first-time home buyers prepare for the home buying process so they can start building equity and securing their future--sometimes with no cash out of pocket. Then Cain Twyman muses about self-defense and the products she's curated into a kit for women who want to protect themselves when they're out in the world. Last but not least, Zoe Cross joins to share her coaching program for mindset changes in people who lack the confidence to ask for what they want and achieve their goals. Lots of great stuff so don't miss it!

Kris muses about Thomas' book on intentional thinking with the author as well as her fascination with air frying. *** Thomas M. Sterner is the author of The Practicing Mind, Fully Engaged, and most recently, It’s Just a Thought: Emotional Freedom through Deliberate Thinking. The CEO of the Practicing Mind Institute, Sterner is an in-demand speaker and coach working with high-performance industry groups and individuals, including athletes, to help them operate effectively in high-stress situations and experience new levels of mastery. Prior to writing the bestselling The Practicing Mind, Sterner studied Eastern and Western philosophy and modern sports psychology and trained as a jazz pianist. He lives in Wilmington, Delaware. Visit him online at http://www.tomsterner.com. https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-m-sterner https://www.facebook.com/tommsterner Here’s what people are saying about the book: “Thomas M. Sterner’s approach is practical and direct. In a fast-moving world, he challenges you to do what feels impossible: to live in the moment. Accept the challenge. You’ll be glad you did.” — Sam Caucci, founder and CEO of 1Huddle “Thomas M. Sterner is one of my favorite writers and thinkers. In this great, quick-reading book he integrates ancient wisdom and modern science to show us how to create emotional freedom through deliberate thinking — an absolutely essential skill for our challenging times.”— Brian Johnson, founder and CEO of Heroic and creator of PhilosophersNotes It’s Just a Thought will not only convince you that changing the way you think is essential to a deeply fulfilling life, it will compel you to do so. This book is life-changing.”— Suzanne Eder, author of What You Want Wants You

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