The Chris Voss Show

But MOMMY, I can SEE! by Dr Samantha Slotnick

https://www.amazon.com/But-MOMMY-I-can-SEE/dp/B0DN33WC76

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What does it mean to “see”? And what can reading glasses do for a child who can “see” without them?

Join Sylvia on her journey with her glasses. It’s love at first “sight,” but when the excitement of the accessory wears off, how is she supposed to remember to use her glasses? Especially when she notices she can “see” without them?

Embedded within this engaging story are important insights for parents about the visual skills needed for learning in a classroom setting, and the subtle signs of visual problems which can be treated with glasses. Parents and children, alike, come away understanding the difference between “needing” glasses and “benefitting” from them as a powerful tool for learning and sustaining attention in the classroom.

If your child loves to learn, but doesn’t love to read, chances are there is a visual problem which has not been addressed. “Find a Doctor” resources are provided to locate eye doctors who treat learning-related vision problems around the globe.

The Chef’s Recovery by Chuck Hayworth, Tanya Stockton

https://www.amazon.com/Chefs-Recovery-Chuck-Hayworth/dp/0989635945

Realmedicalmeals.com

In his early twenties, while pursuing a career as a chef, Chuck Hayworth was diagnosed with stomach cancer. Years of painful and slow recovery motivated Chuck to find a better way to fight his disease. Combining his knowledge of the culinary arts with a strong will to succeed, Chuck was able to fully heal his stomach. In sharing his triumphant and cancer-fighting recipes, Chef Chuck hopes to help many others win their fight against cancer.

One Life To Live: My Journey Through Health, Healing, And Faith -Surviving Stage 4 Cancer by Barton H Dunn

https://www.amazon.com/One-Life-Live-Journey-Surviving/dp/B0F1JYZV75

What would you do if you were told you had only months to live?

In One Life to Live, Barton H. Dunn shares his extraordinary true story of faith, resilience, and the power of miracles. What started as a simple doctor’s visit quickly turned into a life-changing diagnosis – Stage 4 A.L.L. Leukemia. Facing impossible odds, Bart embarked on a grueling journey through chemotherapy, radiation, and ultimately a life-saving bone marrow transplant from his identical twin brother.

This inspiring memoir not only chronicles his battle with cancer but also highlights the profound spiritual encounters that shaped his healing process. Through each hardship – from the devastation of his diagnosis to the miraculous moments of divine intervention – Bart’s unwavering faith carried him forward.

Part personal reflection, part spiritual testimony, this book is a beacon of hope for anyone facing life’s toughest battles. Whether you’re fighting illness, walking alongside a loved one, or simply seeking inspiration in times of adversity, One Life to Live will uplift your spirit and remind you that miracles still happen.

Join Bart on his journey through health, healing, and faith – a testament to the incredible strength found in hope, prayer, and the unwavering belief that God is always listening.

The Daily Journal That Transforms Entrepreneurs: Q2 – Spring Edition by Randy Belham

Randybelham.com

https://www.amazon.com/Daily-Journal-That-Transforms-Entrepreneurs/dp/B0DPQSXKCC

Welcome to your entrepreneur’s playbook—a journal designed to help you align your business goals, sharpen your focus, and create lasting success. Whether you’re scaling your business, leading a team, or just striving to manage it all, this journal will guide you to build clarity, stay consistent, and achieve balance.

Here’s why it works: Repetition is a powerful tool. By answering these prompts daily, you’re not just reflecting—you’re training your subconscious mind to seek opportunities, solutions, and strategies that align with your vision. Over time, this daily practice rewires your thinking and programs your brain to work for you, even when you’re not actively trying.

Consistency is key. Each morning, you’ll set the tone for your day by focusing on your priorities and aligning with your values. You will reflect on your progress, wins, and lessons learned each evening. These daily practices build momentum, helping you become the leader, innovator, and decision-maker your business needs to thrive.

This journal is divided into seasons to reflect the unique rhythms of your entrepreneurial journey:

Winter: Reflect, plan, and set the foundation for growth.

Spring: Focus on action, renewal, and building momentum.

Summer: Find balance by reconnecting with joy, creativity, and rest.

Fall: Celebrate your wins, reflect on lessons, and finish the year strong.

Every prompt has been carefully designed to keep you motivated, accountable, and in tune with your purpose as a business owner. This isn’t just about business—it’s about creating a fulfilling life aligned with your values.

Entrepreneurship is a journey, not a sprint. This journal is your accountability partner, motivator, and space to reflect on what’s working and what’s not. Commit to just a few minutes daily, and watch how this simple habit transforms your mindset, business, and life.

Your best year starts now. Let’s get to work.

—Randy Belham, Life Coach

Spring: Growth and Momentum (Q2)

Spring is the season of growth and opportunity. The seeds of action you planted in Q1 are now beginning to take root. As a business owner, this is your time to nurture those ideas, refine your approach, and take your work to the next level.

This journal will guide you through a season of creativity and innovation, helping you embrace challenges and build momentum. Each prompt is designed to encourage intentional reflection and action, keeping you aligned with your goals.

Kenny Stoddart, Unleashing the Iron Mind: Mastering Mental Resilience for High Achievers

Ironmindadvisors.com

About the Guest(s):

Ken Stoddart is the founder of Iron Mind Advisors and the creator of the Iron Mind Mentality, a transformational framework aimed at mastering mental resilience, strategic clarity, and performance under pressure. With a rich background that spans decades in the cybersecurity space as an executive sales leader, Ken transitioned into the realm of executive coaching, studying to become a licensed mental health counselor at Liberty University. Known for his blend of neuroscience with actionable insights, Ken helps leaders turn chaos into clarity and stress into strategy, focusing on the development of mental fitness as the frontier of sustainable leadership.

Episode Summary:

In this episode of The Chris Voss Show, host Chris Voss welcomes Ken Stoddart, a distinguished expert in executive coaching and mental resilience, to discuss overcoming personal and professional challenges to achieve sustainable success. Sto shares his transformative journey from a cybersecurity executive to a mental health advocate and executive coach, highlighting how he developed the Iron Mind Mentality to empower individuals in high-pressure environments.

Ken Stoddart and Voss delve into various aspects of managing stress and avoiding burnout, particularly among high achievers. Using his rich professional history, Sto discusses the importance of mental fitness and identity awareness, emphasizing the need for executives and athletes to maintain a healthy balance between striving for success and personal well-being. He outlines his approach of using discipline, self-awareness, and external guidance to help leaders forge clearer paths amidst life’s chaos and uncertainty.

Key Takeaways:

Ken Stoddart emphasizes the critical role of mental resilience and strategic clarity in overcoming professional and personal challenges.

Ken Stoddart advocates for balancing success-driven life with personal well-being, urging leaders to recognize and address their limits.

The episode explores how identity and discipline impact professional performance and personal satisfaction.

Ken Stoddart introduces the concept of ‘identity erosion,’ discussing how achieving professionals can lose sight of personal happiness amid career pressures.

Mental fitness is underscored as the final frontier in sustainable leadership, a theme central to Sto’s Iron Mind Mentality framework.

Notable Quotes:

“It can get a little rowdy, a little chaotic out there after years of doing it. And sometimes people lose their edge, lose their fire.”

“I want leaders, the best of the best, to ask those questions, to find out if someone needs a little help behind the scenes.”

“There’s a lot of lessons in that 27-year career… that I’m now using as a platform to give back to others.”

“The moment you think that you actually might need some help or some coaching or some guidance or whatever, you should make an inquiry that day.”