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Captain William Toti USN Retired
Website: https://williamtoti.com
Location: Florida, United States
Occupation: Consultant, Author, Military Expert
“Here’s a real statistic for you: 200,000 people leave the military every year, and of those, greater than 50 percent quit their first job or are fired from their first job within two years of leaving the military,” Toti said. “Most transitioning veterans struggle, and it increases their stress level. And for those with PTSD, failure to transition just adds to that.”
On the other side of the equation are companies that don’t understand the veteran mindset and don’t know how to help their veterans succeed, and this disconnect costs companies millions of dollars in lost recruiting costs and compensation.
In an effort to “reboot things for transitioning veterans,” Toti started writing down lessons he had learned in his post-military career. The result is his book, From CO to CEO: A Practical Guide for Transitioning from Military to Industry Leadership.
“The book is intended to correct the defects the military injects into its transitioning veterans before they leave service; it’s intended to help companies head off problems in assimilating new veteran employees; and it’s intended to serve as a guide for transitioning veterans to help them understand the business environment and learn new skills necessary for them to succeed,” Toti added.
William Toti served for more than 26 years on active duty, culminating as commodore of Submarine Squadron 3, then 15 years as a corporate executive and eventually a CEO. He has been featured in several documentaries, including The Lost Ships of World War II (Fox), USS Indianapolis: The Final Chapter (PBS), USS Indianapolis: Live from the Deep (PBS), USS Indianapolis: The Legacy, 9/11: One Day in America (National Geographic), 9/11: The Pentagon (The History Channel) and 9/11: Inside the Pentagon (PBS). He is co-host of the popular YouTube podcast, "An Unauthorized History of the Pacific War"
Anastasia Frank has supported thousands of high-achieving women to create healthy, connected love with themselves and a partner.
She does this using her "Abundant Love Mastery" methodology, which teaches women how to feel safe enough in their bodies, so that securely attached love feels safe, and how to take 100% responsibility for their feelings so that they experience profound levels of self-love, and powerfully up-level the quality of partners, friends, and colleagues they attract.
Anastasia specializes in supporting high-achieving empaths and highly sensitive women in finding their forever person.
Learn more about Anastasia’s work at: https://anastasiafrank.com and at https://www.instagram.com/anastasiafrank/.
And get your copy of the free Masterclass "Healthy Boundaries for Healthy Love" here: https://link.livingboldlysystems.com/widget/form/93KUnW7PIh6NyIBfJrpF !
In this fan-favorite masterclass, you'll learn:
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The 3 Elements that must exist to set a healthy boundary that facilitates healthy love
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The biggest mistake most of us make that blocks the honoring of our needs
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The #1 non-negotiable thing you must be willing to do & feel to set these
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Stories of how clients have used healthy boundaries like these to generate healthy marriages
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And more!
Gina Gambino has served multiple communities as both a Municipal and Regional Animal Control Officer over the past 17 years. She currently holds the position as Head Animal Control Officer for the Monroe, CT Police Department’s Animal Control Unit in Monroe and has been an Assistant Park Ranger in Trumbull, CT for over 10 years. She is the 2019 recipient of the Jon Nowinski Community Champion Award and was the 2016 Wildlife in Crisis Animal Control Officer of the Year. She attributes her perseverance in her career to maintaining a sense of humor during tough times, always remembering where she came from and keeping the standards for her work and service high.
Chief Animal Control Officer Jennifer Merenda has been serving the city of Bridgeport, CT since March 2016. She started volunteering at an animal shelter in middle school, and has always pursued an interest in animal welfare.
ACO Merenda studied at Becker College and received an Associate’s Degree Animal Care and Behavior and a Bachelor’s in Criminal Justice. In her role at Bridgeport Animal Control, ACO Merenda aims to balance effective, humane law enforcement with progressive, community centered animal control and care policies.
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My guest Nan Akasha, Spiritual Mentor, Shamanic Guide and Sacred Feminine Mystery Teacher is a visionary who has traveled dimensions for 36 years and embodies the akasha. A 5th Level Melchizedek Master and 3x Egyptian Mystery School Initiate, Akasha is a shamanically trained healer in Lakota Sioux and Mayan traditions. Since living with the Maya, she has received 8 Jaguar Vision Medicine Woman initiations and has the "uncanny ability to see right to the core of your challenge" and into your spirit body. As a Master LightBody Healer, Hypnotherapist and Homeopath, Nan can travel, see, sense and move energy through time, space and dimensions to create soul healing through all lives. Founder of the Mystery School of Sacred Feminine Arts, Intuition Awakening and LightBody Healing and live Sacred Soul Awakening retreats around the world, Akasha is a Wisdom Keeper and clear spirit guide, animal and dolphin communicator. She is a conduit for the magical realms and an oracle, plus an author of 7 bestselling books and hundreds of online programs. |
Nan and I and other notable presenters are speaking in September at the Portal to Ascension Glastonbury UK Conference. Tickets: https://ascensionglastonbury.com/ref/2/
A columnist for The Washington Post's local team, Petula Dvorak writes about homeless shelters, gun control, high heels, high school choirs, the politics of parenting, jails, abortion clinics, mayors, modern families, strip clubs, gas prices and DC statehood. Dvorak has been with The Post for more than 15 years.
Before joining The Post, Petula covered social issues, crime and courts in New Orleans, New Jersey and Los Angeles. She earned her BA in Journalism and International Relations at the University of Southern California.
