As we continue our health and wellness journey, I must tell you I am super excited to share today’s episode because we are going to be looking at what has become my favourite food supplement and that is Magnesium.

Ian Clark founded Activation Products out of a personal health crisis like me who created the Slow Down & Live Health Summit as a result of health challenges that I faced in 2020.  Stay tuned as Ian shares with us on the topic of ‘Miracle Mineral: Magnesium As A Response To Burn Out.’ 
Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: 

Learn how Magnesium functions in the body.
Learn about the different forms of Magnesium and how we can take it. 
Hear about Ian Clark’s personal experience with his energy’s and what his own imbalance taught him about life and how to get the best out of it. 

Episode Highlights
 

Your Body Demands Magnesium 

 Low Magnesium levels can affect brain power, our Immune system, Endocrine system,  Metabolism, Nervous system, Digestive system, Respiratory System, Cardiovascular system, and many other aspects of your bodily function.  
Magnesium among other necessary minerals is found in some of the food we eat. However, over the years this has depleted as a result of practices such as mono farming and agricultural businesses that focus on mass-producing rather than quality production. 

Magnesium Can Affect the Body’s Nervous System 

The body’s control system is the Autonomic nervous system. This system has two arms which are the Sympathetic nervous system and the parasympathetic nervous system. Both of these systems must operate synchronized to avoid sympathetic stress lock. This kind of lock-in can result in the inability to digest and heal properly. However, with the correct levels of Magnesium, this can be avoided or corrected. 
Magnesium affects your entire human operating network. Therefore, lack of this mineral can affect things such as your brain function and result in brain fog and anxiety as well as it may affect your instinct and your passions.

Magnesium a Day Keeps the Doctor Away  

A lack of Magnesium has a creeping effect on one’s body and it can trigger a series of illnesses that can turn into long term underlying issues.
The body operates with three energies; Chi, Jing, and Shen. Our Chi Energy has to do with the energy we put into our body via food.   People are often advised to eat as organic as possible and maintain a healthy diet to avoid the burnout that comes as a result of bad Chi. 
Jing Energy is recognized as the body’s natural battery. The energy we are born with contributes to length and quality of life.  Jing energy is very sensitive and is sometimes abused because people fail to find the balance between the Chi and the Jing. A lack of rest and poor eating habits force our bodies to tap into more of our Jing than we should have, which results in us taking years off our life without even realizing it. 
Our Shen Energy is our character and how we treat others. Our Chi and Jing affect our Shen so it is important to find a balance and live better. All three of these energies can be affected by having the right amount of Magnesium or the lack thereof, Therefore it is important to have Magnesium in some way shape or form to increase your quality of life.  It won’t be an overnight process but we are reminded that micro-adjustments can yield macro results.

 
3 Powerful Quotes from This Episode
“Little things that we miss are extremely important because they have a gradual impact on our life on a cumulative basis.”

“There are so many wonderful things that happen in your body  when you bring your magnesium levels up.”

“This is the cheapest  insurance policy you can giv…

Have you been enjoying the sessions on health and wellness? Remember it is very important that you ‘slow down and live. I am pleased to continue to bring you another  presentation from the Slow Down & Live: Health is Wealth virtual event that was held in January. I do hope that you were able to hear from Professor Jaipaul Roopnarine on Parenting And Behavioural Health In Caribbean Children. This week it is all about food and Hollan Hamid joins us to talk about Food As Medicine: Why A Whole Food Plant-Based Diet May Be The Answer To Your Health Problems.  Hollan Hamid is a big advocate of whole plant based foods as a way to prevent and treat health problems. 

 
Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: 

You will identify how unhealthy eating habits can affect your overall health.
You will learn simple plant-based everyday recipes that can be used as an alternative to regular recipes. 
Hear Hollan give practical steps and tips on how someone can change to a plant based/ whole food diet. 

Episode Highlights
Eating Habits Affect Your Health 

Hollan reflects on how a lack of proper boundaries as it relates to food and her eating habits as a young girl affected her health and triggered auto-immune disorders. 
Hollan mentions how it impeded her life as a child as she had to stop from school at times due to illness and severe menstruation I’ll effects that later turned out to be endometriosis. 
Hollan also explores how after undergoing surgery and developing Kidney stones, she decided to take charge of her health. 

A Vegan Diet Improves Quality of Life 

Hollan gives a breakdown of what kind of changes she experienced when she switched to a vegan diet. 
She makes mention of  her improved  energy levels  and how much healthier she was as a person and even how much happier she was, as she lost weight and began to see improvements in her life. 

After the Self-Work Comes the Network  

Hollan took the time to educate herself on having a  vegan diet and made it her mission to teach others about it and its many benefits. She used her new found knowledge and background in foods to create recipes and mentions how she gained her love of food and love of health. 
After understanding more about herself and her health, she realised that everybody is different and she set out to help others start their own health evolution. 

Own Your Health 

Hollan challenges us to answer the question, “Am I willing to break up with my current beliefs?” She reminds us how generational patterns affect our eating habits and many of the diseases that we are faced with or impacted by has a lot to do with family decisions as a collective and as an individual. She mentions putting a stop to certain generational habits and how that changes the outcome of her own children by making the changes in herself first. 
A certain level of introspection is required to make changes in one’s diet in order for a person to own their health. 
Holland teaches practical ways of owning one’s health and how humans should see themselves as evolving beings. She provides ways  in which one can find alternatives to to lead a more whole food based diet and get the best of it and the importance of listening to your own body to stay in tune to what works and what doesn’t. 
Hollan explains that while she is not opposed to doctors and western medicine she believes that healing can come through just having a better/ healthier diet. 

Tips to Make the Switch 

Understand your WHY for wanting to do this
Educate yourself 
Take baby steps
Focus on Nutrient-rich whole foods 
Search and learn about Vegan restaurants and recipes 
Drink more water 

This week we pick up with the presentation from Professor Jaipaul Roopnarine on Parenting And Behavioural Health In Caribbean Children. Professor Roopnarine is Professor of Human Development and Family Science, University of the West Indies, St. Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago.
Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: 

Learn more about what has been happening globally with children’s mental/behavioral health since the onset of the Covid-19 Pandemic. 
Learn about Parental practices in the Caribbean and its effects as well as learn about how home environments affect children. 
Learn about positive parenting and how it can benefit children’s development and mental and developmental health. 

 
Episode Highlights
 Children have been mentally affected by the Pandemic

 Children just like adults have been victims of the Covid-19 Pandemic and have been facing mental and behavioural issues such as Frustration, Boredom, separation fears ,clingy behaviour, Anxiety and Depression among other things. However, they  have been demonstrating resilience and use activities such  fantasy play and artistic expression to cope with the lock downs that have come as a result of the Pandemic.Things that contribute to this resilience include demonstration of attitudes of gratitude,forming trusting relationship with adults and expressions of hope and love for reassurance.

 
Parenting Practices and Environment affects children’s behaviour. 

In the Caribbean there are several different parenting styles, parental practices and environments and each of these are risk factors for childrents mental and behavioral development.Parents basic goals are for children to develop a sense of agency and communion to help them develop and cope in society however, in Caribbean society children combat issues such as crime and violence, harsh parenting, neglectful parenting, separation usually due to migration, parental instability, poverty, suicide,substance abuse , natual disasters  and more recently the pandemic. 

While research shows that many caribbean children’s self assessment of happiness is high there are also concerns that are alarming as some children fear abuse whether physically or sexually and a percentage of them have already experienced both forms of abuse as well as psychological aggression from those around them. 

Research shows that there are two groups of parents in the Caribbean and Suriname. They can be understood as high in warmth and low in harshness which usually produces optimal behavioural development in children while the other is high in warmth and high is harshness which usually places children in a place for behavioural and academic difficulties. 

Caribbean parents use 4 main parenting styles: Authoritative Democratic, Autocratic, Permissive and Neglectful/uninvolved. Research in the Caribbean revealed that over ⅓ of parents use the Authoritative democrartic style, 20% use an Authoritarian style  with a smaller percentage proving to be permissive. However the neglectful category had an alarming rate of about 30% across the different countries. These different parenting styles produce different behavioural patterns in children that can range from healthy to unhealthy in terms of internal and external behaviours. 
While discipline is very important to children’s  behavioural development as it helps to instill their understanding of right and wrong the act of discipling ones child in the Caribbean can  sometimes be harsh and Professor Roopnarine explored ways in which this happens in the Caribbean region versus other nations as well as its effects  both in the homes in wider society and suitable alternatives. 

I am pleased to share with you that over the next 5 weeks I will be releasing the presentations from speakers at the Slow Down & Live: Health is Wealth virtual event that was held in January. I am excited to share these recordings because I learnt so much and I know you perhaps didn’t get to attend and even if you did, a replay would be good. You may remember that my motivation came from my own personal experience with my health that was challenged. I am committing to staying healthy and I want you to as well. You will be hearing topics a follows:

➡️New Year, New You: Why Health Is Wealth
➡️Parenting And Behavioural Health In Caribbean Children
➡️Food As Medicine: Why A Whole Food Plant-Based Diet May Be The Answer To Your Health Problems
➡️Miracle Mineral: Magnesium As A Response To Burn Out
➡️Adrenal Fatigue: Why Aren’t More Medical Doctors Diagnosing It?

Today, I am starting with Dr Nsombi Jaja as she talks about New Year, New You: Why Health Is Wealth.  
Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: 

Identify how to take care of your body so it can function in such a way that cooperates with our mind , spirit and emotions  to create the life we want.
Learn about the 4 critical dimensions of our lives that we build our dreams on.
Hear Dr Jaja’s first hand account of what it means when you neglect your health.

Episode Highlights

Dr Nsombi Jaja mentions ways the body warns us and how to pay attention and take action 
She reminds us that its important to rest without guilt. 
Dr Jaja reminds us that we should take nothing for granted and that self care should be a continuous thing. 
We are told to appreciate life and what we have before we are forced to appreciate what we had.

 
4 Powerful Quotes from This Episode
“If one leg of the stool is defective the whole stool is dysfunctional”

“Take care of your body so it can function in such a way that cooperates with our mind , spirit and emotions  to create the life we want”

“We think we can do everything the mind tells us but often times our body cannot cooperate”

“Neglecting ourselves has a way of catching up to us”

 
About Dr Nsombi Jaja
Dr. Nsombi Jaja, P.M.P; SMC, SAMC, C.M.C. is the managing director of Quality Management Consultancy Co. Ltd., a consulting practice, providing advice to the business community in the areas of strategic management, quality management, leadership development and customer service management. She founded this company in 1986 and it is now a recognized Regional consulting firm with clients and associates throughout the English-speaking Caribbean. She is the President of Quality

Management Consultancy Inc. USA located in South Florida and a member of the board of the Institute of Caribbean Studies located in Washington DC.

For the past 20 years Nsombi has worked with the leadership teams of client organizations assisting them with strategic management, quality management, customer experience management and change management. 

Curious about Dr Jaja’s work? Check out her website. 

Have specific questions? You can reach out and follow Dr Jaja on LinkedIn, and Facebook. 
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We need to take the time to help each other, to support each other, to care for our youths, and instill wisdom in our youths. Don’t just talk about the change, be about the change. In this episode, we are joined by Eli Smith to learn from his experience as being a Black business owner in America.
Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: 

Discover how you can be a successful business owner. 
Learn how you can establish your worth. 
Learn how to stay positive and motivated as a Black business owner living in America

 
Episode Highlights
What Is It Like Being Black In America? 

Eli shared that it is a struggle being Black in America. 
Eli mentioned that there is the constant feeling of not being able to breathe. 
He shared that being Black we hear more “no’s” than “yes”.
We are constantly fighting to just find our worth; trying to create values within our own communities. 
Being Black in America, you feel as though you always have to try to match up in order to be equals. 
We need to show support to those in our communities.
Eli believes we need to normalize building up our fellow Black business owners and aspiring business owners instead of tearing them down. 

Divide & Conquer- What Role Does This Play In Our Society Today?

Eli shared that the ‘Divide & Conquer’ phenomenon during the time of slavery, and even to this day was how Whites were able to get members of the Black community to turn against each other. 
Eli spoke on a powerful concept, “Redlining”- where banks would give certain loans to those who wished to purchase a home. In certain communities, he shared that they would make sure that Blacks would not be able to own homes; placing them all together in particular cities. In doing so, it was easier for policing, easier for them to enter communities and assault Black men or women, and to treat Black children unfavorably. 
In these communities, you’ll find high rates of unemployment and schools without proper teaching systems. 

How Can We Shift Our Mindset? 

Eli also shared that in his role as a Black business owner, he always tries to give back to the community through his foundations and through his yearly summit known as the Dream Summit. 
For this annual summit, he would get business professionals to come in and talk about How to Create Wealth and Value Within the Black Community. 
He also shared that his company represents diversity- by hiring people from all over the world. 

Eli Shares His Background 

Eli shared that from the age of 17, he learned the value of a contract through his father’s teachings. 
Eli also shared that even from a young age, he always knew that he wanted to pursue a career in business. 
He shared that his father taught him to realize that with everything you are told, make sure you do your research to know if it’s true. 

Knowing Your Worth

Eli shared that many times we look in our communities for praise and honor, and a lot of times there are always people trying to keep us down. 
There should not have to be a policy to tell you to love your fellow men. 
Eli also shared that we should not place our faith in a government that has tried to keep us down. 

 
4 Powerful Quotes from This Episode
“Don’t be quick to put people down”

“Stop looking for acceptance from those who didn’t want us here, to begin with”

“We have to realize that people deserve a second chance in life”

“Never take and trust what someone else is telling you without first understanding what the project is and understanding what the value of the job is”
About Eli Smith

In this episode, we are joined by Jeffrey Hayzlett to discuss how to host and promote a successful virtual event.Click To Tweet
Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: 

Learn why you should go with virtual events. 
Discover how you can plan, promote and host a virtual event.
Learn how you can increase your audience attendance on virtual events.  

 
Episode Highlights
Who Is Jeffrey?- 

Jeffrey shares that he has a passion for learning and always having fun.
He also shares that as a child he started out by selling items door to door and his first job was mowing lawns. 
He then shared that his first big business was a Public Relations firm, running political campaigns, pursued marketing, then became a TV personality and finally ventured into podcasting. 

Why Should I Go With Virtual Events?-

One of the crucial benefits to having virtual events is the increase in accessibility. 
Another essential reason for having virtual events is the cost effectiveness.
A virtual event can be engaging for your audience, however, must be thoughtfully planned.  

The Planning Stage- 

Here are a few areas to consider when planning a virtual event:

Identify your goals
Establish clear objectives
Identify your audience

How Do We Host & Promote A Successful Virtual Event? 

First you have to establish a community with aligned interests in the virtual events you wish to host. 
Send your attendees messages & invites to platforms where they will be able to see it. Utilize popular social media as well as professional media platforms such as LinkedIn, texting and sending emails (email marketing). 
Send out reminder notices that are unique to your audience. 
Think about the engagement and the experience from the customer’s perspective. 

3 Powerful Quotes from This Episode
“The more you do something is the better you get at it”

“Adapt change or die”

“Planning without action is futile; work smarter not harder”
About Jeffrey Hayzlett
Jeffrey is a primetime television host of C-Suite with Jeffrey Hayzlett and Executive Perspectives on C-Suite TV, and business podcast host The HERO Factor Podcast on C-Suite Radio. He is a global business celebrity, speaker, best-selling author, and Chairman of C-Suite Network. Hayzlett is a well-traveled public speaker, former Fortune 100 CMO, and author of numerous best-selling business books including The Hero Factor; How Great Leaders Transform Organizations and Create Winning Cultures, Think Big, Act Bigger: The Rewards of Being Relentless, Running the Gauntlet, and The Mirror Test. Jeffrey is frequently cited in Forbes, SUCCESS, Mashable, Marketing Week, and Chief Executive, among many others. He shares his executive insight and commentary on television networks like Bloomberg, MSNBC, Fox Business, and C-Suite TV. Jeffrey is a former Bloomberg contributing editor and primetime host and has appeared as a guest celebrity judge on NBC’s Celebrity Apprentice for three seasons.

Curious about Jeffrey’s work? Check out his website.

Have specific questions? You can reach out and follow Jeffrey on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook. 

 
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Are you ready to ‘Exit Rich?’ Not sure when to plan your exit strategy? In this episode, we are joined by Michelle Seiler Tucker to discuss planning your exit strategy from day one. Always be prepared. You must determine your destination as a business owner. 

 
Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode:

Learn the importance of planning an exit strategy from the first day of business.Click To Tweet
Discover why some companies go out of business.
Learn how you can plan an effect exit strategy. 

Resources
Text Michelle to 888-526-5750; 

Get a copy of Exit Rich at exitrichbooks.com

 
Episode Highlights
What Is An Exit Strategy? 

Michelle shared that when starting a business, you want to begin with the end in mind. 
Most businesses are not sellable because the owner did not build a sellable business. Click To Tweet
She also shared that you must always remember that your business is your most valuable asset. 

Why Is An Exit Strategy Important?

With no planned end game, it’s very easy for business owners to get more caught up in the business  they’ve given themselves as opposed to the long-term strategy behind running the business itself. 
An exit strategy keeps that endgame in mind and can make day-to-day decisions more strategic in nature.
If  as a business owner you have no idea where you are going, you will never know when you get there.
Having an exit strategy helps you to  define success and provides a blueprint for charting your progress.

What Does An Exit Strategy Involve? 

Here are a few areas to consider when trying to plan an effective exit strategy:

Clearly establish your business goals.
Set a realistic time frame.
Clearly outline your intentions for the business.
Know what’s next.

2 Powerful Quotes from This Episode
“Nothing lasts forever”

“Most business owners have built a job in which they go to work everyday, rather than a business that works for them”
About Michelle Seiler Tucker
Michelle is the Founder and CEO of Seiler Tucker Incorporated. As one of only three women in the U.S. who holds a M&AMI (Mergers & Acquisitions Master Intermediary) title and as a 20-year veteran in the M&A industry, she has a wealth of experience regarding buying, selling, fixing, and growing businesses. Her and her firm have sold over a thousand businesses in almost every vertical and have a remarkable track record of success. In addition to being featured in INC, Forbes, and USA Magazine, Michelle is a Keynote Speaker and makes regular radio and TV appearances on Fox Business News and CNBC. She has spoken alongside many prominent speakers: Eric Trump, Kathy Ireland, Mayor Rudy Giuliani, Donna Karen, Stedman Graham, Randi Zuckerberg, Steve Wozniak, and more. She is the Best-Selling Author of the book “Sell Your Business for more than It’s Worth” and has a new book coming out called “Exit Rich®.”

Have specific questions? You can reach out and follow Michelle on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. 

 
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Are you ready to become an expert in sales? In this episode, we are joined by Dr Nadia Brown to discuss how to be great at sales without being sleazy.
Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: 

Discover the importance of managing your time.
Learn how you can be better at sales.
Learn about building a rapport in sales.

Resources
Checklist – courageousconversationsthatconvert.com

 
Episode Highlights
How To Be Great At Sales Without Being Sleazy? 

We need to learn how to connect with our potential clients first. 
Ensure that you are listening to potential clients more than you are speaking to them.Click To Tweet For instance, if you focus on asking open-ended questions and then listening to their responses, oftentimes you find that they talk themselves into why they may need or want what you’re offering. Listening more is a powerful way to not only build a rapport with clients but also help them see that you’re coming from a place of service, not a place of only wanting to make a sale.
In a case where the person is not interested, it is okay for you to move on. When you allow yourself to move on from that relationship, often the person feels more comfortable and might even end up referring other people to you in the future.

Managing Your Time-

In sales, time management is of great value. 
Managing your time well increases productivity of an individual and also avoids forgetting important things. 
Time management ensures the completion of tasks at a much faster rate and more effectively. Plan your day well in advance.

Building Rapport- 

It is important to build rapport in sales as it helps to build mutual trust and friendship with your customer or client. 
We must take the time to understand our customers’ needs. 
Building rapport with your client/colleague is important as it gets their mind to accept and begin to process your suggestions.

Final Thoughts
Stop selling and start connecting. Focus on the connection- to get to know people and to not go into that call thinking about it only being a sale. Focus on building up your pipeline so that you have those consistent conversations. Celebrate the fact that you had the courage to ask and show up in the first place. 

We do not need to sell to everyone in order to be successful.

 
3 Powerful Quotes from This Episode
“We have to think about what is important to us and for us”

“Always celebrate your wins”

“You don’t need to sell to everyone in order to be successful.”
About Dr Nadia Brown
Nadia is a sales strategist, consultant, trainer, and founder of The Doyenne Agency. A sales agency who works with business owners, companies, and corporations to multiply revenue and awaken the consistent closer within your sales team using the Consistent Sales Method™. Nadia brings over fifteen years of experience in leadership, powerful conversations, achieving goals, and respect for people to develop a comprehensive sales process to increase closing rates and satisfied client retention. Nadia’s clients have seen massive results, such as raising their rates, decreasing their refund requests, and doubling or tripling their annual revenues, including helping clients increase their yearly revenue by 800%.

Have specific questions? You can reach out and follow Dr Nadia on YouTube, LinkedIn, and Facebook. 
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Are you ready to start building your empire? Are you new to online marketing? In this episode, we are joined by Alicia Lyttle to discuss how to start and grow your online empire.
Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: 

Learn how you can start your online business.
Discover why it is important to learn a new skill.
Learn how you can benefit from online courses.

Resources
FREE Report to create to creating your own online product at alicialyttle.com
Episode Highlights
Learning A New Skill- 

Learning a new skill allows you to gain new experiences, and trains your brain to handle a wide range of challenges. 
It increases your adaptability when placed in new environments. 
It provides you with the opportunity for growth both personally and professionally. 

Why Should I Invest In Online Courses?

One of the main reasons you should invest in online courses speaks to time-efficiency. 
It offers you flexibility to allow you to fit your classes around your work and personal life, thus giving you access to take the course at your own pace. 
Online means you are able to access the course from anywhere in the world. 

How To Start And Grow My Online Empire 

The first thing you should do is to assess the skills you currently have. What are you passionate about that someone would pay you for?
Then you need to look at something you would like to do or that is in high demand, learn a new skill and offer it to someone who needs you. 
Thirdly, you need to start marketing yourself. Utilize social media to offer your services and promote your skills. 
Think about how you are going to make more sales. 
80% of your day should be spent on marketing activities that will bring in sales, and 20% of your day should be spent on fulfillment: delivering that service to your client or doing a specific task.   

Final Thoughts From Alicia
If you want to be your own boss and start your own business. All you need is the courage to say yes to your business.
4 Powerful Quotes from This Episode
“When building your business, you have to go hard or go home”

“Invest in yourself”

“Money is not made until a sale happens”

“Have the courage to live the life you desire instead of living your life for other people”
About Alicia Lyttle
Alicia is a highly sought after speaker and coach, most known for helping people to start their online business.  She has trained thousands of people across the globe and has a 20-year track record of experience as an online entrepreneur. Alicia is the founder of Pow Social, a Digital Marketing Agency based on the island of Jamaica with clients such as the National Commercial Bank and Hertz.  She also produces a weekly segment on Jamaica’s public broadcasting channel, (PBCJ) called The Digital JamPrenuer that teaches everyday people how to use the internet to improve their lives. After generating millions of dollars online, Alicia believes that the internet is the great equalizer allowing people from all backgrounds to build wealth.

Curious about Alicia’s work? Check out her website.

Have specific questions? You can reach out and follow Alicia on LinkedIn. 
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