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  • Episode 128 - Finding America's Greatest Champion with Terry Iverson

    Episode 128 - Finding America's Greatest Champion with Terry Iverson
    Nov 25 2025
    What if the path to a stable, meaningful, and lucrative career wasn't found in a four year university, but in a hands on craft that's been powering America for more than a century? And what if the biggest productivity hack you're missing is actually mentorship, not better software? In this episode of the Productivity Smarts Podcast, host Gerald J. Leonard sits down with Terry Iverson, founder of ChampionNow, lifelong manufacturing leader, and author of Finding America's Greatest Champions and Inspiring Champions in Advanced Manufacturing. With his family marking 100 years in manufacturing, Terry brings a refreshing and deeply human perspective on the future of skilled work, productivity, and purpose. Terry shares how he almost walked away from his family's legacy, the pivotal push that set him on a 45 year manufacturing career, and why he believes the trades are not just viable but essential in the age of AI and global uncertainty. He and Gerald explore the hidden opportunities in modern manufacturing, the return on education that most young adults overlook, and why mindset, curiosity, and integrity matter more than degrees. From apprenticeship to diversity in the workforce to using ADHD as a superpower, this conversation is packed with practical insights on building a meaningful career, staying productive, and elevating others along the way. It's a timely, inspiring reminder that America still needs makers, mentors, and champions. What We Discuss [00:00] Introduction to Terry Iverson [04:30] The importance of manufacturing in the U.S. [05:31] Mentoring and coaching in manufacturing [18:56] Benefits of mentoring for both mentor and mentee [21:37] Underrepresented groups in manufacturing [22:45] Terry's personal productivity strategies [28:12] Giving back and community impact [30:14] Life lessons from sports and coaching [31:10] Future productivity habits and organizational practices [33:28] The need for lifelong learning and agility [34:36] Humility and continuous improvement [36:05] How to connect with Terry Iverson and Champion Now Notable Quotes [07:25] "One of the biggest skills my dad taught me was pivoting and seeing the hope in anything that presents itself to you." — Terry Iverson [08:05] "Manufacturing is sitting in the shadows waiting for you to realize there are opportunities there." — Terry Iverson [10:50] "After 12 years, there's a $250,000 difference between the financial outcome of a two-year technical degree and a four-year degree." — Terry Iverson [15:32] "Mentoring and coaching is like being in the HOV lane of life." — Terry Iverson [21:33] "People of color are very underrepresented in our industry, and it's not that either the female gender or people of color are making a choice, they just don't know." — Terry Iverson [24:19] "I flipped my ADHD inside out and realized it was actually a core competency, not a disability." — Terry Iverson [34:49] "I always ask myself every day, what am I missing? We're all missing something no matter how good we are. But every time I've done that, I become more productive and more efficient." — Terry Iverson Resources Terry Iverson Website – championnow.org Email – terry@championnow.org Books – Finding America's Greatest Champions, Inspiring Champions in Advanced Manufacturing YouTube – ChampionNow LinkedIn – Terry Iverson Productivity Smarts Podcast Website - productivitysmartspodcast.com Gerald J. Leonard Website - geraldjleonard.com Turnberry Premiere website - turnberrypremiere.com Scheduler - vcita.com/v/geraldjleonard Kiva is a loan, not a donation, allowing you to cycle your money and create a personal impact worldwide. https://www.kiva.org/lender/topmindshelpingtopminds
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    39 m
  • Episode 127 - The Shortcut to Magnificence with Chris Livezey

    Episode 127 - The Shortcut to Magnificence with Chris Livezey
    Nov 11 2025
    In this episode of the Productivity Smarts podcast, host Gerald J. Leonard converses with Chris Livezey, a transformative success story. They delve into the power of the subconscious mind, the importance of setting and achieving goals, and the profound impact of positive thinking and visualization on one's life. Chris shares his journey from a troubled adolescence to personal and professional triumph, emphasizing the significance of mentoring, continuous self-improvement, and faith. Together, they explore practical strategies for overcoming adversity, achieving lasting happiness, and driving societal impact through philanthropy. The episode combines motivational insights with actionable advice, aimed at helping listeners unlock their full potential and live magnificent lives. What We Discuss
    • [00:00] Introduction to Chris Livezey
    • [04:55] The Power of the Subconscious Mind
    • [11:27] Faith, Spirituality, and the 13 Principles of Success
    • [22:52] Overcoming Constraints with Visualization
    • [23:47] A Life-Changing Confrontation
    • [25:08] The Power of Emotional Impact
    • [27:39] Setting and Achieving Goals
    • [30:28] The Importance of Giving Back
    • [32:38] Navigating Challenging Times
    • [39:27] Visualization and Mind Programming
    • [41:06] Conclusion and Final Thoughts

    Our Guest

    Chris Livezey is a living testament to the power of personal transformation. Despite significant challenges in his adolescence, he defied the odds and emerged as a remarkable success story. Driven by a determination to prove his doubters wrong, he dove deep into self-improvement, attended expert seminars, devoured books on personal development, and sought mentorship from leading voices in the field. The journey led him to craft his 13 Principles of Success—a powerful framework that has helped countless individuals dramatically improve their lives. His acclaimed book, The Shortcut to Magnificence, is a no-nonsense guide to unlocking one's true potential and choosing to live a magnificent life.

    Resources and Links

    Chris Livezey

    • Website - https://www.chrislivezey.com/

    • Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/chrislivezey/?hl=en

    • Book: The Shortcut to Magnificence: 13 Principles to Living a More Successful Life - https://www.amazon.com/Shortcut-Magnificence-Principles-Living-Successful-ebook/dp/B0C957NJWK?ref_=ast_author_dp&th=1&psc=1

    Productivity Smarts Podcast

    • Website - productivitysmartspodcast.com

    Gerald J. Leonard

    • Website - geraldjleonard.com

    • Turnberry Premiere website - turnberrypremiere.com

    • Scheduler - vcita.com/v/geraldjleonard

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  • Episode 126 - Cracking Your Calorie Code with PJ Glassey

    Episode 126 - Cracking Your Calorie Code with PJ Glassey
    Nov 4 2025

    What if getting fit didn't mean spending hours at the gym but just 21 minutes, twice a week? And what if the real secret to lasting health wasn't about your body at all, but about rewiring your brain?

    In this episode of the Productivity Smarts Podcast, host Gerald J. Leonard chats with PJ Glassey, fitness innovator and author of Cracking Your Calorie Code (Version 2). PJ shares how his breakthrough 21-minute workout combines endurance and strength training to create real, lasting results without the bulk or burnout of traditional routines. His method focuses on Complete Muscle Fatigue, helping you get stronger, leaner, and more energized in a fraction of the time.

    But as PJ explains, true transformation starts in the mind. He breaks down how our "toddler-like" subconscious runs the show and how we can retrain it using powerful brain tools like visualization, tapping (EFT), and mindful movement. Add in habits like clean eating and intermittent fasting, and you've got a roadmap for better focus, more energy, and deeper well-being.

    It's a refreshing, practical take on fitness that proves when your brain and body work together, productivity and life itself just feel easier.

    What We Discuss

    • [02:01] Meet PJ Glassey

    • [04:07] PJ's fitness journey and methodology origins

    • [08:58] Development of the 21-minute workout

    • [11:38] How the 21-minute method works

    • [13:28] Equipment and functional fitness

    • [18:01] Accessing PJ's training and app

    • [21:22] Mind-body connection and subconscious

    • [24:03] Brain type test and personalization

    • [25:37] Aligning the conscious, subconscious, and non-conscious

    • [27:38] Meditation, visualization, and storytelling

    • [31:00] Food, nutrition, and productivity

    • [35:51] Fasting and brain health

    • [37:35] Top five anti-aging and health habits

    • [39:03] Tapping for emotional eating

    • [42:13] How tapping works and resources

    • [45:08] Closing remarks and where to find PJ

    Notable Quotes

    • [12:30] "if you're just doing endurance training, the muscle cells want to get smaller, to bring the capillaries closer to the nucleus. So that's why marathon runners look emaciated and power lifters are jacked." — PJ Glassey

    • [21:47] "The subconscious is in charge of us and we can't ever stop that. That's the way it is. And the subconscious also operates at about the level of a three-year-old. So our toddler is in charge of us." — PJ Glassey

    • [36:03] "For me, intermittent fasting is really more about brain health and mental clarity, and not having to be hungry."— PJ Glassey

    • [37:40] "The top five things for anti-aging are the top five things for health: exercise, good nutrition, quality sleep, brain training, and relationships." — PJ Glassey

    • [39:45] "Tapping is an amazing way to get rid of emotional eating, to stop the overeating habits, to even stop cravings." — PJ Glassey

    • [40:06] "I probably tapped 300 different foods away and then to the point where you just don't want them anymore, which is amazing." — PJ Glassey

    Resources

    PJ Glassey

    • Website – Xgym.com

    • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pjglassey

    • Brain Type Test – https://braintype.me/

    • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pjglassey/?hl=en

    • Book – Cracking Your Calorie Code Version 2.0

    Productivity Smarts Podcast

    • Website - productivitysmartspodcast.com

    Gerald J. Leonard

    • Website - geraldjleonard.com

    • Turnberry Premiere website - turnberrypremiere.com

    • Scheduler - vcita.com/v/geraldjleonard

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  • Episode 125 - Imposter Syndrome & Neuroplasticity with Armida Espinoza

    Episode 125 - Imposter Syndrome & Neuroplasticity with Armida Espinoza
    Oct 28 2025

    What if that nagging voice of imposter syndrome isn't really yours, but a belief you picked up in childhood and never questioned?

    In this episode of the Productivity Smarts podcast, host Gerald J. Leonard sits down with Armida Espinoza, educator, speaker, and author of Brave Lolis's Box of Hope, to explore how early self-doubt evolves into imposter syndrome and how neuroplasticity can help us rewrite that story.

    Armida opens up about her journey from a shy first grader struggling to learn English to becoming a published children's author who now helps others find their voice. She shares how one classroom moment led to years of limiting beliefs and how awareness, gratitude, and daily mindset shifts helped her reclaim her confidence and purpose.

    Together, Gerald and Armida unpack practical ways to reprogram negative thinking, build resilience, and teach both children and adults how to challenge their inner critic. It's an inspiring reminder that it's never too late to rewire your brain, rewrite your story, and step fully into your potential.

    What We Discuss

    • [00:00] Introduction to Armida Espinoza

    • [06:49] Imposter syndrome and limiting beliefs

    • [13:36] College, mentorship, and becoming a teacher

    • [16:35] Productivity habits and writing process

    • [17:15] Neuroplasticity and mindset shifts

    • [22:21] Resilience and teaching children

    • [24:47] Practical strategies for positive self-talk

    • [26:09] Daily habits for neuroplasticity

    • [27:50] Awareness tools: bracelet and cancel technique

    • [30:13] 30-day plan to shift mindset

    • [32:56] Book availability and achievements

    • [34:38] Closing remarks and podcast outro

    Notable Quotes

    • [15:45] "Mentoring and coaching is like being on the HOV lane. You never see somebody on the high occupancy lane by themselves. They're always with someone else." — Gerald J. Leonard

    • [23:06] "Children are not born with resilient strategies. We have to teach them those strategies." — Armida Espinoza

    • [29:20] "When you have a negative thought, just stop and say, cancel, cancel. And your brain goes, okay. And it raises it." — Gerald J. Leonard

    • [33:44] "As a self-published person, first publishing book, I've managed to sell over 9000 books in two years." — Armida Espinoza

    Resources

    Armida Espinoza

    • Website - https://www.armidaespinoza.com/

    • Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ArmidaEspinozaAuthor/

    • Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/armiespinoza/

    • Book: Brave Lolis's Box of Hope/LA VALIENTE LOLIS Y SU CAJA DE ESPERANZA

    Productivity Smarts Podcast

    • Website - productivitysmartspodcast.com

    Gerald J. Leonard

    • Website - geraldjleonard.com

    • Turnberry Premiere website - turnberrypremiere.com

    • Scheduler - vcita.com/v/geraldjleonard

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  • Episode 124 - Success is More than Winning with Lou Pelliccioni

    Episode 124 - Success is More than Winning with Lou Pelliccioni
    Oct 21 2025
    Did you know that 85% of your success comes from believing in yourself? In this episode of the Productivity Smarts Podcast, host Gerald J. Leonard sits down with Lou Pelliccioni, a seasoned coach, businessman, and author of Success Is More Than Winning: 99 Tips to Up Your Game. At 77 years young, Lou shares timeless lessons from six decades in sports, finance, and personal growth, reminding us that true success isn't measured by trophies but by integrity, passion, and perseverance. Lou takes us through his inspiring journey from high school coach to motivational speaker and financial professional, revealing how he transformed an obsession for coaching into a lifelong mission to help others grow. He explains why success is less about avoiding failure and more about embracing it, and how grit and self-belief are the real foundations of achievement. Drawing from legendary coach John Wooden, Lou highlights the power of competing against yourself instead of others, a mindset that builds focus, discipline, and resilience. He also shares his daily habits of goal-setting, visualization, seeking mentors, giving back, and staying consistent. This episode is a thoughtful and uplifting reminder that when you lead with purpose and love what you do, success follows naturally. What We Discuss [00:00] Introduction to Lou Pelliccioni [05:30] Early career and coaching journey [08:28] Passion, grit, and career transitions [10:37] Giving back and family influence [13:16] Growth over victory and integrity [19:41] The value of mentors and coaching [20:42] Timeless productivity habits [23:52] Research-backed success strategies [27:36] The three enemies: fear, risk, and failure [29:05] Reframing failure and learning from losses [34:15] Three ways to grow: experience, reading, mentorship [36:28] Managing stress and performing under pressure [45:57] Three daily practices for productivity [48:12] Where to find Lou Pelliccioni Notable Quotes [08:32] "I'm going to be 77 in a couple of months, and I'm still working full time. I just gave my 15th talk in high schools — Lou Pelliccioni [09:03] "I followed my passion. I found my spark. The number one reason was grit, which is passion and perseverance." — Lou Pelliccioni [15:46] "You have to always strive to compete against yourself, not the competition." [27:45] "The three enemies of success are fear, risk, and failure. How you handle those three things are going to dictate your life." — Lou Pelliccioni [28:26] "You can have passion and perseverance, and if you don't work hard, you're not going to make it right." — Lou Pelliccioni [29:14] "If you don't fail 50%, they don't think you're trying hard enough." — Lou Pelliccioni [38:32] "70% of the problems you have in life are caused by stress. That's how important it is. But we don't teach anybody how to handle it." — Lou Pelliccioni [39:02] "Eighty-five percent of your success comes from your belief in self over your aptitude, your skills." — Lou Pelliccioni [47:44] "Money never leads. Money follows when you love what you do." — Lou Pelliccioni Resources Lou Pelliccioni Website: https://yesyoucansucceed.org/ LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/louis-pelliccioni-jr-08791888/ Book: Success Is More Than Winning: 99 Tips to Up Your Game. Productivity Smarts Podcast Website - productivitysmartspodcast.com Gerald J. Leonard Website - geraldjleonard.com Turnberry Premiere website - turnberrypremiere.com Scheduler - vcita.com/v/geraldjleonard Kiva is a loan, not a donation, allowing you to cycle your money and create a personal impact worldwide. https://www.kiva.org/lender/topmindshelpingtopminds
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  • Episode 123 - Healthy Dad, Sick Dad with Dr. Glen Robison

    Episode 123 - Healthy Dad, Sick Dad with Dr. Glen Robison
    Oct 14 2025
    In this episode of Productivity Smarts, Gerald J. Leonard is joined by Dr. Glen Robison, a podiatric surgeon and author of 'Healthy Dad Sick Dad.' Dr. Robison shares his journey from conventional medicine to holistic health practices, discussing the importance of balancing productivity with well-being. The conversation delves into the benefits of organic food, the impact of emotions on physical health, and the pairing of body organs with the five elements in holistic medicine. Dr. Robison also emphasizes the significance of mitigating external factors like EMFs and encourages listeners to adopt healthier habits to enhance their overall productivity and quality of life. What We Discuss [00:00] Introduction to Dr. Glen Robison[06:08] Dr. Robison's Journey to Holistic Health[12:18] Balancing Health and Productivity: The Yin and Yang Principle[21:01] Personal Stories and Medical Insights[24:06] Diet and Emotional Health[25:19] Healing Through Epigenetics and Neuroscience[31:40] Impact of EMFs and Environmental Factors[36:12] Holistic Health Tips and Practices[37:49] Final Thoughts and Book Promotion Notable Quotes [12:40] "I've been in practice 26 years and I keep my overhead low. I make sure my new patients have enough time from the start to the finish with me. I don't have a nurse that goes in there and does all the little things. I do everything from start to finish." - Dr. Glen Robison[18:35] "You can't put a price on your health." - Dr. Glen Robison[22:24] "When I see diabetic patients, they think it's mostly all food, what they eat. That's a fraction of it. What they don't understand is that type two diabetes has a huge component of emotion and so I find within my own practice that those that have been later diagnosed with type two diabetics that had some form of injury to their mental emotional side." - Dr. Glen Robison[23:16] "The kidney is worry and fear, the lung is grief and sorrow. So if you can get somebody that's diabetic to stop the worrying, to start loving themselves, to think of, 'okay, I am important. I can do this,' and really take their energy up. Well, lo and behold, their sugar levels start to maintain." - Dr. Glen Robison[29:14] "I always sign my books, I-N-J-O-Y. 'cause joy's not found on the outside. We only express it on the outside, but it's always in the inside and it's always there, but we take our whole life trying to find it." - Dr. Glen Robison Our Guest Dr. Glen N. Robison, podiatric surgeon turned health visionary and author of Healthy Dad, Sick Dad blends his medical training with holistic practices to help people transform health before chronic disease takes hold. His journey, from surgeon's table to wellness advocate, offers profound lessons in health, purpose, and productivity. Resources and Links Dr. Glen Robison Website - https://www.drglenrobison.com/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-glen-robison-71333b375Book: Healthy Dad Sick Dad: What Good Is Your Wealth If You Don't Have Your Health? - https://www.amazon.com/Healthy-Dad-Sick-Wealth-Health/dp/1544520743 Productivity Smarts Podcast Website - productivitysmartspodcast.com Gerald J. Leonard Website - geraldjleonard.com Turnberry Premiere website - turnberrypremiere.com Scheduler - vcita.com/v/geraldjleonard Kiva is a loan, not a donation, allowing you to cycle your money and create a personal impact worldwide. https://www.kiva.org/lender/topmindshelpingtopminds
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  • Episode 122 - Completely Healed with Cindy Wageman

    Episode 122 - Completely Healed with Cindy Wageman
    Oct 7 2025
    What if your greatest health challenge could become your most powerful teacher? In this episode of Productivity Smarts, host Gerald J. Leonard sits down with Cindy Wageman, speaker, coach, and bestselling author of Completely Healed: How Understanding the Link Between Trauma, Stress, and Autoimmune Disease Helped Me Get My Life Back. Cindy opens up about her journey of healing from multiple sclerosis, sharing how faith, mindset, and self-discovery transformed her life. She reveals how years of people-pleasing and unprocessed trauma affected her health, and how learning to listen to her intuition, and to God, became the key to true healing. Together, she and Gerald explore the science of epigenetics, explaining how our thoughts, relationships, and environment can literally switch our genes on or off. One of Cindy's most powerful insights came when she realized the importance of being honest with her family about her struggles, a revelation that later inspired her work as a life and relationship coach. This heartfelt episode reminds us that real productivity starts from within, when we nurture our bodies, renew our minds, and live with purpose and balance. Let's dive in! What We Discuss [00:00] Introduction to Cindy Wageman [06:41] Addressing trauma and self-discovery [10:20] Processing trauma and stress [12:03] Daily habits for healing [14:57] Realization about stress and joy [15:51] Discovery of epigenetics [19:28] Recognizing red flags and self-care [24:53] Relationships and boundaries [27:12] Insight for parents and professionals [32:23] Closing remarks Notable Quotes [05:56] "I had to learn through all of the experience that I went through, that I needed to find myself. Pleasers lose themselves." – Cindy Wageman [07:24] "I decided that I was going to not listen to anyone else, but start listening to myself and my intuition  and the voice inside of me, which I feel was God," – Cindy Wageman [08:13] "Our mind and our bodies are very closely connected. Our brains tell our body, our bodies respond." – Cindy Wageman [11:11] "I think our bodies can go through the same process when we don't know how to process that trauma and stress." – Gerald J. Leonard [13:48] "I learned about the eight laws of health... breathing fresh air, getting the rest that you need, exercise, nutrition, trusting in God, sunshine, and balance in life." – Cindy Wageman [25:16] "There are very toxic people. I wanted to help everyone, I wanted to fix everyone, and I found out that I can't." — Cindy Wageman [26:11] "There is a term in psychology called Gray Rock — it's really just being a gray rock. Just there, but not being emotionally involved at all." — Cindy Wageman [27:21] "I think that one of the things that really has affected me through this journey was when I had multiple sclerosis was my children. I had babies, I had little kids. And I didn't tell them what was going on." – Cindy Wageman [23:07] "I only have control over what I can control — my community, my neighbors, my family. I can give them all the love that I can." — Cindy Wageman [29:29] "I asked God, why am I crying? And He said, Cindy, this is your story. You need to tell other people about it." – Cindy Wageman Resources Cindy Wageman Website: cindywageman.com Facebook: facebook.com/cindywageman Instagram: instagram.com/cindywageman Book: Completely Healed: How Understanding the Link Between Trauma, Stress, and Autoimmune Disease Helped Me Get My Life Back Productivity Smarts Podcast Website - productivitysmartspodcast.com Gerald J. Leonard Website - geraldjleonard.com Turnberry Premiere website - turnberrypremiere.com Scheduler - vcita.com/v/geraldjleonard Kiva is a loan, not a donation, allowing you to cycle your money and create a personal impact worldwide. https://www.kiva.org/lender/topmindshelpingtopminds
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  • Episode 121 - The Key to Self-Liberation with Marcel Vögeli

    Episode 121 - The Key to Self-Liberation with Marcel Vögeli
    Sep 30 2025

    What if the biggest thing standing between you and your best self isn't stress, deadlines, or lack of time, but your own internal alignment? In this transformative episode of Productivity Smarts, host Gerald J. Leonard is joined by speaker and advocate Marcel Vögeli to explore how a deeper understanding of self-liberation can lead to true productivity and freedom.

    Marcel shares his powerful journey, from surviving a severe car crash to battling an autoimmune disease and discovering the life-changing teachings in The Key to Self-Liberation by Christiane Beerlandt. Together, Gerald and Marcel dive into how illnesses, symptoms, and challenges are often life's way of nudging us to get back in alignment with our true selves.

    You'll also learn why inner work is key to external success, how to embrace your unique path to healing, and how understanding the energetic messages behind stress and symptoms can help you shift toward a more resourceful, abundant life.

    If you're ready to stop fighting against yourself and start aligning with your inner truth, this episode will inspire you to transform your life from the inside out.

    What We Discuss

    • [00:00] Introduction to Marcel Vögeli

    • [11:02] How The Key to Self-Liberation changed Marcel's life

    • [16:10] Symptoms as signals of the deeper meaning behind our physical challenges

    • [22:12] How life tests our decisions and commitment to truth

    • [30:45] Positive Thinking vs. Aligned Action

    • [36:00] Creating Miracles Through Self-Awareness

    • [42:10] Gerald's Healing Journey

    • [51:40] How listening to your body and intuition leads to better productivity and happiness

    • [57:55] Where to Learn More About Marcel and the Book

    Notable Quotes

    • [06:12] "Music is a vibration. It connects us to something deeper within ourselves." – Marcel Vögeli

    • [12:47] "Symptoms are not just problems to fix. They're life's messages, guiding us back to our truth." – Gerald J. Leonard

    • [16:52] "Counterforce isn't your enemy. It's a signpost that says, 'Are you sure you're on the right path?'" – Marcel Vögeli

    • [28:15] "True productivity starts when you align your actions with what feels true to you." – Gerald J. Leonard

    • [33:02] "When we shift our perspective, miracles happen, whether it's a flat tire or healing from disease." – Marcel Vögeli

    • [47:30] "Your body and soul are trying to tell you something. Listen to them, and watch your life change." – Marcel Vögeli

    Our Guest

    Marcel Vögeli is a speaker, advocate, and living testimony to the transformative power of Christiane Beerlandt's The Key to Self-Liberation. After surviving a severe car accident and years of battling an aggressive autoimmune disease, Marcel discovered the book's profound philosophy: that illness and hardship carry meaningful messages from the body and soul. Today, he shares this life-changing work to help others reclaim inner strength, self-love, and freedom.

    Resources

    Mentioned

    • Book: The Key to Self-Liberation by Christiane Beerlandt

    Marcel Vögeli

    • LinkedIn - Marcel Vögeli

    Productivity Smarts Podcast

    • Website - productivitysmartspodcast.com

    Gerald J. Leonard

    • Website - geraldjleonard.com

    • Turnberry Premiere website - turnberrypremiere.com

    • Scheduler - vcita.com/v/geraldjleonard

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