The Self-Help(ful) podcast is brought to you by Ziglar, your premier source for equipping coaches to help leaders and top performers excel professionally and personally. This concept of, “It’s all in your head” is dramatically hurtful and hopeful to me. There are some significant points from the message I’m really pondering and grappling with regarding my own story and life experience. So I’m calling this part 4 of my series on Michael Hyatt and Megan Hyatt Miller’s book, Mind Your Mindset: The Science That Shows Success Starts with Your Thinking. I’m like you and living in my own story and these podcast guests and messages change my story. With that in mind, I’m here now to share a short episode with you on how a recent message is influencing my own life, and see if you relate. While I may be your guide here on the podcast, digging into self-help messages with today’s more important influencers in the world of personal growth and development, you know I’m also a fellow traveler on my own journey to grow and progress in my life. This is a new format of episode and it’s just you and me. Visit and let them inspire your true coaching performance.

Again, there should be a topic or three that is highly relevant to you or someone you love. Mark shares about finding a functional medicine provider in his area, and Don asks how to kick chronic ear infections.

Beth feels most successful people have coaches and asks how to find a coach you can trust? Wayne wants to know about testing options like food allergies. In this episode, Ted asks how to maintain muscle tone after 65. This is my Functional Friday episode where we focus on our health and wellness so we have the physical and mental capacity to help ourselves and others. We continue on with our Functional Medicine questions from listeners for Randy James, Medical Doctor and Functional Medicine expert who addresses questions from his experience with thousands of patients striving to get past the mere symptoms of their health and discern the root cause issues so they can have true…wellness.

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