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Wednesday, Jan. 27th
5pm PT

FREE CALL:
World Impact Network for Social Entrepreneurs

Hosted by Dianne Finch-Smith

Special Guest: Sylva Dvorak

Call in to 201-793-9022
Conference room 5757764#

It's been said that "if you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything."

HUB's Global Marketplace stands on purpose...it is a purpose-driven economy.

When you direct your purchases through the Global Marketplace, you're making a difference.

Join this program to learn why your purchases matter.


Sylva Dvorak's expertise is in social and cause-related marketing. She holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University of Michigan, is a Certified Health Education Specialist and is in the final weeks of completing her dissertation for her PhD in Psychoneurology and Integrative Health. Sylva has had numerous Fortune 100-500 clients including: Bristol-Myers Squibb, Arco, Deloitte & Touche, Spirituality for Kids, DKT do Brasil, Pfizer, Prudential, Herbalife, Amway, and One World Projects.

Currently, her business clients are organizations that are dedicated to humanitarian efforts and has a private practice based in Pacific Palisades and Hawaii. She has published numerous articles, contributed chapters to books and is completing her first solo authored book. Sylva has dedicated her life to spiritual pursuits, has spent 20 years studying health and healing and the last 5 years studying the inner workings of the mind. Sylva is in the process of forming a non-profit that will focus much of its work on the needs of refugees.

Sylva is originally from the Czech Republic; her passion is to help others find their personal freedom, which forms the foundation of all her work.
 
 
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Topic: Heal the Invisible Wounds of War

Hosted by Di'Anne Finch-Smith
Special Guest: BarBara Whorley



Wednesday, Jan. 13th
5pm PT  8pm ET, 1am GMT

Call in to 201-793-9022 
Conference Room 5757764#

About Ernie D'Leon: Ernie was an infantryman reconnaissance scout in Vietnam in the year 1968. He ran four man teams and Force Recon missions in the Central Highlands.  He was wounded in April of '68 and awarded the Purple Heart. When he returned from Vietnam, he pursued a degree in Business from San Diego State, and became the Vice President of a Software Company.  Fifteen years ago, his life began to fall apart and he was diagnosed with PTSD.  Even though Ernie had taken advantage of the VA's individual therapy and group therapy sessions, he suffered from nightmares for 40 years.  His normal sleeping pattern was to wake up 3-4 times in the night and to never get more than 6 hours of sleep.  After one session with Tom Stone at Great Life Technologies, he somehow relieved himself of the anxiety that wouldn't allow him to sleep.  That night after the session with Tom, he slept 9 hours, the following night 8 hours, and so it has been.  Ernie says that it works and it is a miracle of sorts. His quality of life has improved, he have more energy and he is happier.  Ernie thinks anyone with combat-related stress should try it.