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Nikhil Torsekar seemed to have it all: he had a loving wife and three kids, had attended a top university and business school, and had steadily climbed the career ladder at the world’s top corporations. One day it all came crashing down: he lost his job, found himself in a bitter divorce, and had nowhere to live. Further analysis revealed that Nikhil had been suffering from undiagnosed bipolar disorder, oscillating between staggering highs and incapacitating lows for 20 years. After receiving the diagnosis at the age of 40, he began a journey of introspection and healing, and is now an excellent husband, dedicated parent, and thriving professional. He works in marketing with his wife Shelly at GIOSTAR, Global Institute of Stem Cell Therapy and Research, and they’ve written and a book and are working with Hollywood producers to modify the memoir for film. Today, we’ll be speaking with Nikhil about what’s helped him on his road to recovery – medication, cognitive behavioral therapy, and meditation / mindfulness. He has immersed himself in the teaching of many authorities on holistic healing, including Dr. Deepak Chopra.

Wendy Leonard, MS, RDN is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist with over fifteen years of experience helping her clients to achieve success with their health and wellness goals. She specializes in preventative and therapeutic nutrition and lifestyle programs for individuals with a variety of goals and/or medical needs. She treats her patients on a functional level, uncovering what is at the root of her patients’ symptoms, and working with them to heal from the inside out. Wendy is also a mother of four, 3 sons and a daughter. They are almost all teenagers now, so her house is very loud and full of young energy. Her kids help out with the business in their own way and they all love cooking and trying to eat healthier. They do eat junk food at times and they all love ice cream. When Wendy isn’t working or with her kids, she might be escaping on a trip with friends or reading a book for fun in a hammock.

Darius Alexander Ross, speaker, author, Executive & Personal Coaching, Life Re-engineering master specialist, seminar & conference producer & promoter, corporate turnabout artist, and platform acquisition sponsor. American arbitrager and commodities trader, philanthropist. Certified business broker, merger and acquisition intermediary consultant, corporation valuation consultant; licensed real estate commercial broker and appraiser.

Omar Bah was one of the most respected and effective journalists in The Gambia. At the age of 21, while The Gambia was under the control of a dictator, Bah sought to become a human rights lawyer to fight rampant political corruption and injustice. Owing to the law program’s foreign travel requirement, Bah shifted his focus onto journalism and specialized in court and political reporting. Over the ensuing years, Bah built a reputation as one of the country’s most respected and effective journalists. Due to his persistence and resilience, he became one of the world’s most wanted journalists. In 2001 Bah was kidnapped while reporting on a secret trial taking place at a military barracks. He was attacked, tortured, and confined to a closet-sized cell by soldiers, who left him with several injuries. He was held until several witnesses, human rights workers, and fellow journalists called for his release. Still, he remained a journalist. At the age of 26, Bah found himself the target of a national manhunt owing to his criticism of the totalitarian state. After a dangerous journey, he found refuge in Rhode Island, where he would embark on a professional and personal journey that would impact the lives of thousands of Rhode Islanders. A year after fleeing persecution, fate brought him from the smallest nation in mainland-Africa to the smallest state in the United States. Dr. Bah challenged a brutal authoritarian and was fortunate to escape with his life. He knows what it takes to stand up for progressive change, and he is running to fight for that change for every Rhode Islander.

https://www.daniellevinauthor.com/ Daniel Levin spent his early years as the son of a diplomat in the Middle East and in Africa, which exposed him to many cultures, languages, and religions. Following his law studies and an initial academic career, he has spent the last twenty-five years working with governments and development institutions worldwide, focusing on economic development and political reform through financial literacy, political inclusion, and constitutional initiatives. He is also engaged in track 3 diplomacy and mediation efforts in war zones. Daniel Levin has worked with think tanks on novel constitutional models and on anticorruption and political reform initiatives. Over the past ten years, he has helped monarchies as they consider ways to increase the democratic legitimization of their monarchic systems. Daniel Levin is currently a member of the board of the Liechtenstein Foundation for State Governance. He is married with two children, and lives outside New York City.

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Leeann Passaro is a former student-athlete from Washington & Lee University and the current Chief Operating Officer at The Hidden Opponent. The Hidden Opponent (THO) is a non-profit and advocacy group focused on addressing the stigma of mental health in the athlete community, and providing support to athletes experiencing mental health challenges.

Increase Your Income: 7 Rules for Women Who Want To Make More Money at Work is the definitive guide for women to get a raise or to make more money in their entrepreneurial endeavors. With easy to understand and implement tips, questions that jar thoughts about what is holding one back, and concrete examples, Increase Your Income provides exactly what women need to take charge of their work lives and make more money.

The days of tennis as a country club sport for the aristocracy have long passed, as have the pre–Open era days when Black players faced long odds just to be invited to the four Grand Slam events. An entire generation of sports fans has grown up seeing Venus and Serena Williams as the gold standard in American professional tennis. Although the Williams sisters have done more than any other players to make tennis accessible to a diverse population, it’s not as if the tennis revolution is over. When you watch tennis next, take a close look at the umpire, the person sitting in the high chair of authority at courtside. Look at the tournament referee and the tournament director, the officials who run the tournament. In those seats of power and influence, Blacks are still woefully underrepresented. Different Strokes chronicles the rise of the Williams sisters, as well as other champions of color, closely examining how Black Americans are collectively faring in tennis, on the court and off. Despite the success of the Williams sisters and the election of former pro player Katrina Adams as the U.S. Tennis Association’s first Black president, top Black players still receive racist messages via social media and sometimes in public. The reality is that while significant progress has been made in the sport, much work remains before anything resembling equality is achieved.

Agenda 2063: The Africa We Want. AGENDA 2063 is Africa’s blueprint and master plan for transforming Africa into the global powerhouse of the future. It is the continent’s strategic framework that aims to deliver on its goal for inclusive and sustainable development and is a concrete manifestation of the pan-African drive for unity, self-determination, freedom, progress and collective prosperity pursued under Pan-Africanism and African Renaissance The genesis of Agenda 2063 was the realisation by African leaders that there was a need to refocus and reprioritise Africa’s agenda from the struggle against apartheid and the attainment of political independence for the continent which had been the focus of The Organisation of African Unity (OAU), the precursor of the African Union; and instead to prioritise inclusive social and economic development, continental and regional integration, democratic governance and peace and security amongst other issues aimed at repositioning Africa to becoming a dominant player in the global arena. As an affirmation of their commitment to support Africa’s new path for attaining inclusive and sustainable economic growth and development African heads of state and government signed the 50th Anniversary Solemn Declaration during the Golden Jubilee celebrations of the formation of the OAU /AU in May 2013. The declaration marked the re-dedication of Africa towards the attainment of the Pan African Vision of An integrated, prosperous and peaceful Africa, driven by its own citizens, representing a dynamic force in the international arena and Agenda 2063 is the concrete manifestation of how the continent intends to achieve this vision within a 50 year period from 2013 to 2063. The Africa of the future was captured in a letter presented by the former Chairperson of the African Union Commission, Dr. Nkosazana Dlaminin Zuma. The need to envision a long-term 50 year development trajectory for Africa is important as Africa needs to revise and adapt its development agenda due to ongoing structural transformations; increased peace and reduction in the number of conflicts; renewed economic growth and social progress; the need for people centered development, gender equality and youth empowerment; changing global contexts such as increased globalization and the ICT revolution; the increased unity of Africa which makes it a global power to be reckoned with and capable of rallying support around its own common agenda; and emerging development and investment opportunities in areas such as agri-business, infrastructure development, health and education as well as the value addition in African commodities Agenda 2063 encapsulates not only Africa’s Aspirations for the Future but also identifies key Flagship Programmes which can boost Africa’s economic growth and development and lead to the rapid transformation of the continent. Agenda 2063 also identifies key activities to be undertaken in its 10 year Implementation Plans which will ensure that Agenda 2063 delivers both quantitative and qualitative Transformational Outcomes for Africa’s people

John P. Seiler (born May 27, 1963) is an American politician and 41st Mayor of Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Prior to this he was a Democratic member of the Florida House of Representatives, from 2000 to 2008 representing District 92 which is located in Broward County, Florida.

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Phil Martelli, Jr. joined the Bryant staff in April 2018 as an assistant coach and was promoted to Associate Head Coach in August of 2020. He begins his fifth year on the Bryant sidelines in 2022-23. Martelli has helped the Black and Gold become one of the premier mid-majors in the country. Bryant has won 62 games during his four years on the sidelines, while claiming the 2022 NEC Regular Season and Tournament titles and advancing to the NCAA Tournament for the first time. Bryant won a DI program record 22 games in 2021-22, finishing its season with a 22-10 record. The Black and Gold featured one of the nation's premier shot blockers in Hall Elisias, and ranked first in the conference in rebounds per game. Elisias set the Bryant DI program record with 202 blocks. The 20-21 season was one of Bryant's best, as the Bulldogs went 15-7 and advanced to the Northeast Conference Championship for the first time in school history. Bryant's defense ranked eighth nationally in three-point percentage defense, while its offense ranked in the top five nationally in both scoring and tempo. The Bulldogs have ranked in the top three in the NEC in field goal percentage defense and three-point field goal defense in each of the last three seasons. Martelli arrives in Smithfield after spending the 2017-18 season at his alma mater, Saint Joseph’s, as the Hawks’ director of program administration. His stint in Philadelphia follows a year in the NBA G-League with the Delaware 87ers (now Delaware Blue Coats) and 13 seasons as a Division I assistant coach. Prior to his year with the G-League affiliate in Delaware, Martelli coached for five seasons on the staff at the University of Delaware, where he helped the Blue Hens to an NCAA tournament appearance in 2014. The Blue Hens set a program-best mark for conference wins over a five-year stretch (55) and placed eight players on CAA all-conference teams, along with two all-rookie, two all-defensive and four all-academic team honorees. Seven Blue Hens saw time professionally from the teams Martelli coached at Delaware. From 2006 to 2011, Martelli was an assistant coach at Niagara, helping the Purple Eagles to a 95-69 record in his five years, including the 2007 MAAC Tournament title and a victory in the NCAA Tournament. He also served in the same position at Manhattan in 2005-06, while beginning his career in 2003 at Central Connecticut as the youngest (22) full-time assistant coach in Division I at that time. A 2003 alum of Saint Joseph’s, Martelli was a four-year player for the Hawks and a member of the teams that made NCAA Tournament appearances in 2001 and 2003. A team co-captain in 2002-03 with Jameer Nelson, he received his bachelor's degree from SJU in marketing. Martelli and his wife Meghan have three children - a daughter, Marra, and sons Philip and Nathan.

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I treat the whole you. I help you integrate body, mind, emotions, and Spirit, so you're fully alive with purpose, joy, balance and peace. Using EFT or EMDR we clear and balance thoughts and emotions. We brainstorm ways to help you achieve physical goals. Using visualization and deep relaxation you let go of blocks and connect deeply to your life's dreams. Inviting Spirit you feel supported and receive healing on many levels. My greatest joy is watching you gain insights, celebrate successes, overcome stuck places and feel that you're on YOUR path , YOUR way. I empower you to feel more alive, happy & free. In a designed-for-you program, you get support for YOU, find your true passion, and grow courage and confidence to live life on purpose, making the rest of your life the best years of your life. We do an energy transmission from Spirit if you are interested. I call in your guides and protection of Light. Spirit's energy may manifest as Light Language, energy transmission via hands & translating the kind of Divine energy that is showing up for you. All geared to bring you Peace!

www.daniellehawk.com Danielle has been fighting for everyday people her entire life. Growing up in suburban Philadelphia, Danielle learned the value of hard work from her parents who made ends meet for their three children while still managing to care for others. Her parents’ community-oriented approach to life instilled in her the critical importance of living a life of compassion towards and service for others. From a young age, Danielle has always prioritized spending her free time volunteering at community organizations and leading through service, like when she organized a community-wide project to deliver Christmas gifts to our troops stationed overseas. Danielle volunteered in Central America where she participated in a year-long program supporting impoverished and orphaned children in El Salvador and Guatemala. After returning to the U.S., she attended college in South Florida, where she started a career in higher education before settling in Gainesville. Danielle earned a Bachelor of Arts in Ministry from Palm Beach Atlantic University and a Master of Arts in Intercultural Studies from Biola University. Throughout her life, Danielle has consistently advocated for doing what’s right. As an administrator in higher education, she pushed for a more equitable distribution of scholarship funding to permit more low-income students to access international education opportunities. During the height of the pandemic, Danielle organized with local community leaders to secure a safe work environment for university staff and faculty. Most recently, she co-organized the North Central Florida March for Reproductive Freedom and Justice to challenge Republican efforts to reverse landmark civil rights protections. Danielle has demonstrated herself to be a talented, dedicated, and passionate organizer in our community through her political engagement and persistent activism on behalf of the downtrodden, exploited, and impoverished. ​ Whether it’s pushing for more equitable policies in the workplace, organizing protests for worker safety, or speaking truth to power, Danielle understands how to address the critical issues confronting our community. Danielle is running for Congress because as an active constituent of Florida’s 3rd District and working-class resident of Alachua County, she recognizes that our district’s challenges demand community-first leadership.

Phil Martelli, Jr. joined the Bryant staff in April 2018 as an assistant coach and was promoted to Associate Head Coach in August of 2020. He begins his fifth year on the Bryant sidelines in 2022-23. Martelli has helped the Black and Gold become one of the premier mid-majors in the country. Bryant has won 62 games during his four years on the sidelines, while claiming the 2022 NEC Regular Season and Tournament titles and advancing to the NCAA Tournament for the first time. Bryant won a DI program record 22 games in 2021-22, finishing its season with a 22-10 record. The Black and Gold featured one of the nation's premier shot blockers in Hall Elisias, and ranked first in the conference in rebounds per game. Elisias set the Bryant DI program record with 202 blocks. The 20-21 season was one of Bryant's best, as the Bulldogs went 15-7 and advanced to the Northeast Conference Championship for the first time in school history. Bryant's defense ranked eighth nationally in three-point percentage defense, while its offense ranked in the top five nationally in both scoring and tempo. The Bulldogs have ranked in the top three in the NEC in field goal percentage defense and three-point field goal defense in each of the last three seasons. Martelli arrives in Smithfield after spending the 2017-18 season at his alma mater, Saint Joseph’s, as the Hawks’ director of program administration. His stint in Philadelphia follows a year in the NBA G-League with the Delaware 87ers (now Delaware Blue Coats) and 13 seasons as a Division I assistant coach. Prior to his year with the G-League affiliate in Delaware, Martelli coached for five seasons on the staff at the University of Delaware, where he helped the Blue Hens to an NCAA tournament appearance in 2014. The Blue Hens set a program-best mark for conference wins over a five-year stretch (55) and placed eight players on CAA all-conference teams, along with two all-rookie, two all-defensive and four all-academic team honorees. Seven Blue Hens saw time professionally from the teams Martelli coached at Delaware. From 2006 to 2011, Martelli was an assistant coach at Niagara, helping the Purple Eagles to a 95-69 record in his five years, including the 2007 MAAC Tournament title and a victory in the NCAA Tournament. He also served in the same position at Manhattan in 2005-06, while beginning his career in 2003 at Central Connecticut as the youngest (22) full-time assistant coach in Division I at that time. A 2003 alum of Saint Joseph’s, Martelli was a four-year player for the Hawks and a member of the teams that made NCAA Tournament appearances in 2001 and 2003. A team co-captain in 2002-03 with Jameer Nelson, he received his bachelor's degree from SJU in marketing. Martelli and his wife Meghan have three children - a daughter, Marra, and sons Philip and Nathan.