I’m a nervous system pattern observer who works in real-time with how people think, react, and get stuck in emotional loops.

After a near-death experience, my perception changed in a way I didn’t understand at the time—but it allowed me to start seeing patterns in behavior that most people miss. Not in theory, but in the moment someone is experiencing them.

What I do now is simple, but not common: I can identify when someone is caught in a reactive loop, show them what’s happening, and interrupt it—live.

Most people don’t struggle because they lack knowledge. They struggle because their nervous system is running a pattern they can’t see.

I don’t teach motivation or mindset. I help people see what’s actually happening inside them so they can change it in real time.

Joe Burgess is a nervous system pattern observer and the founder of SpiralFlows, a system designed to help people recognize and interrupt emotional and behavioral loops in real time.

His work is rooted in lived experience. After a near-death event that fundamentally shifted his perception, Joe began to see patterns in human behavior that most people overlook—especially in moments of stress, conflict, and uncertainty. What started as personal observation evolved into a refined ability to identify how expectation, memory, and reaction shape the way people experience reality.

Rather than focusing on motivation or mindset, Joe works directly with the moment a reaction occurs. He helps individuals recognize when they are caught in a loop, understand what triggered it, and interrupt it through awareness and breath. This allows people to regain clarity, regulate their response, and make decisions from a grounded state instead of reactivity.

Through SpiralFlows, Joe is developing tools, content, and real-time applications that bring this awareness into everyday life. His approach is simple but powerful: you cannot change what you cannot see—and once you see it clearly, change becomes possible immediately.

Richard Burian is a Vietnam Veteran whose story did not end when his military service concluded. Instead, it became the foundation for what he chose to do next.

Like many veterans, Richard experienced the shift from structured military life into the uncertainty of the civilian world. What sets him apart is how he responded. Rather than stepping away from service, he found a way to continue it — not through words, but through action.

Richard is the founder of Good5brations Collective, a platform created to support veteran-owned and service-connected businesses. His focus is simple but powerful: turning appreciation for those who serve into real, practical support that helps veterans build sustainable livelihoods.

This is not about charity. It is about opportunity.

Through his work, Richard highlights a reality often overlooked — that many veterans possess exceptional skills, discipline, and resilience, yet still face challenges when transitioning into civilian careers or entrepreneurship. His approach offers a different solution: creating visibility, connection, and economic opportunity for those who have served.

In conversation, Richard brings a grounded and authentic perspective on:

His story resonates beyond the military community. It speaks to purpose, resilience, and the idea that service does not have to end — it can evolve.

This would be a thoughtful, story-led discussion with practical relevance for audiences interested in veteran affairs, entrepreneurship, leadership, and personal purpose.

Richard Burian is a Vietnam Veteran and the founder of Good5brations Collective, a platform dedicated to supporting veteran-owned and service-connected businesses.

After serving his country, Richard experienced first-hand the challenges many veterans face when transitioning into civilian life. Rather than stepping away from service, he chose to continue it in a different way — by creating opportunities for others who have served.

Through Good5brations Collective, Richard focuses on turning appreciation into action, helping veteran and service-community businesses gain visibility, grow sustainably, and connect with customers who want to support them.

His work is driven by a simple belief: that those who have served should not be left behind once their military career ends, and that meaningful support comes through opportunity, not charity.

Richard brings a grounded and authentic perspective to conversations around service, resilience, entrepreneurship, and life after the military. His story reflects a lifelong commitment to giving back and continuing to serve beyond the uniform.

The Author: Yun Rou has been called the “Zen Gabriel Garcia-Marquez” for his works of magical realism.  Born Arthur Rosenfeld in New York City, he received his academic background at Yale University, Cornell University, and the University of California and was officially ordained a Taoist monk in Guangzhou, PRC.  His award-winning non-fiction works on Taoism bridge science, spirituality, and philosophy, while his novels have been optioned for film in both Hollywood and Asia.  Yun Rou lives in the American Southwest with his wife.  He is an international teacher of Tai Chi and Daoism and travels frequently in the Far East.

At what point do you realize your stress isn’t your fault ... but the system you’re in?

This is the reality Dr. Margaret Cochran helps people navigate.

As a Transpersonal Psychologist, Clinical Social Worker, Teacher and Media Personality with 25+ years of experience, Dr. Margaret empowers people to reclaim their clarity, confidence and control even when they feel trapped in toxic workplaces, pathological relationships or situations where leaving does not feel financially, emotionally or professionally realistic.

Featured on BBC, ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, HuffPost, and Yahoo!, Dr. Margaret equips listeners with practical tools to turn frustration into action. Her expertise includes:

Here is her media kit for more information: mediakit.heartcastmedia.com/dr-margaret-cochran

Dr. Margaret Cochran is a licensed clinical social worker and life coach who empowers high-achieving women to shatter the patterns holding them back. With over 25 years of experience, she provides the clarity and tools necessary to reclaim your life from toxic environments.

Dr. Cochran specializes in helping women navigate the shadows of narcissistic bosses, toxic family dynamics, and relationships where they have felt silenced, unseen, or unheard. Her signature "Whole Brain" approach masterfully blends traditional psychology with intuitive guidance, driving profound, lasting change that addresses the root of your struggles rather than just the symptoms.

New Book Challenges the Foundations of Modern Psychotherapy and Offers a New Path to Mental Wellness

A groundbreaking new book by psychotherapist and educator Yildiz Sethi is challenging long-held assumptions about mental health treatment and questioning why depression and other diagnoses continue to rise despite decades of research and billions spent on care.

In Let's Take the Crap Out of Psychotherapy, released on Amazon in March 2025, Sethi examines the historical foundations of modern psychotherapy and highlights what she believes are outdated beliefs that still shape current treatment models.

Drawing on insights from neuroscience, epigenetics, and decades of therapeutic practice, Sethi argues that many mental health approaches focus on managing symptoms rather than addressing root causes. She critiques systems such as the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, suggesting that diagnostic frameworks and research protocols may not fully reflect the complexity of human psychology.

Sethi also raises questions about the prominence of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, widely considered a standard evidence-based approach, proposing that while helpful for symptom management, it may not always address deeper underlying drivers of distress.

Instead, the book introduces a different perspective grounded in the body’s natural capacity for healing and psychological homeostasis.

After more than 25 years of clinical practice, Sethi identified what she calls the Six Core Conditions for Wellness, principles she believes are essential for psychological recovery and resilience. Her work explores therapeutic approaches designed to access deeper mental processes, including brief and solution-focused interventions aimed at resolving underlying emotional patterns.

These ideas underpin therapeutic frameworks she developed, including Emotional Mind Integration, Rapid Core Healing, and RCH:PTIT-P&G Trauma Recovery.

“Human beings are naturally designed for healing and equilibrium,” Sethi explains. “When we understand how the mind and nervous system actually work, recovery from issues like depression and trauma can happen much more effectively than traditional models often suggest.”

Based in Mount Tamborine, Queensland, Sethi is an author, psychotherapist, educator, and host of the Crazy Normal for Better Mental Health and Wellbeing podcast. Her interdisciplinary background includes science education, counselling, hypnotherapy, and studies in spiritual and psychological traditions.

Her work aims to spark conversation within the mental health community about how psychotherapy might evolve as new scientific insights emerge.

Key Topics Yildiz Sethi that can be used as blog subjects or Can Speak On

Integrating neuroscience, epigenetics, and subconscious processes into therapy

Book: Let’s Take the Crap Out of Psychotherapy
Release Date: March 2025
Availability: Amazon

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About Yildiz Sethi

Yildiz Sethi is a psychotherapist, educator, and author with over 25 years of experience working with the human mind and emotional healing. With a background in science education and counselling, she developed innovative therapeutic frameworks focused on resolving the root causes of psychological distress through brief and solution-focused interventions. She holds a Master of Counselling, a Bachelor of Education, and a Diploma in Hypnotherapy

I was a 32nd degree Master Mason and I presented at the Grand Lodge in New York City for their digital library and they removed it citing it was “too risky for the fraternities reputation” and “too revealing of the signs” so I left them. I don’t deal with gatekeepers.

The Bible n and EVERY ancient holy text are encoded astrology/astronomy books. From the Sumerians to the Babylonias the Egyptians Abrahamics and the Bible. Gnostic texts, Koran and the Book of Mormon the Kolbrin Bible and the Ethiopian Bible. It’s the oldest and never talked about conspiracy. I’ve guested on 1200 podcasts the last 6 years and been on Coast 2 Coast three times, Ickonic three times and wrote 9 books about it. 

90 min of your time is all I’m asking for!

Micah T. Dank was born in 1983 in Oceanside New York. From a young age he had wanted to be a writer, coming from a family of writers. His father was a producer and radio news editor at CBS News in Manhattan and his grandfather was a Producer at CBS News. Micah was an actor in High School and became interested in writing from his 12th grade English teacher Russell Reid. From there he majored in English at SUNY Albany and transferred down to CUNY Hunter College in Manhattan to earn his Bachelors degree in ‘Language Literature and Criticism’. It wasn’t until he moved to Boston for a new job that he became interested in all the esoteric sciences including the astrology and astrotheology prevalent through his book series.

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this has everything you are looking for about me in one doc.

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My name is Paula Abbruzzese, and I’m a grandmother of eight who is ready to embrace a new chapter in life. I have lived many roles — wife, mother, business owner, student, and lifelong caregiver — and now I find myself navigating a major life transition. 

After a spinal injury placed me on disability, my independence shifted overnight. I also worked hard to lose weight after being told my whole life that I was “too heavy.” I succeeded, but now I face the challenge of rebuilding my confidence and sense of self after this transformation. 

I crochet. I cook. I create. I love fiercely. My eight grandchildren see me as strong — even when I don’t feel it. I know that my journey will resonate with your listeners — people who are navigating change, seeking inspiration, and learning to embrace life’s new chapters. I want to share a message of resilience, hope, and the belief that it’s never too late to reclaim your confidence and purpose. 

Your show is the perfect platform to reach adults striving to turn challenges into opportunities, and I would be honored to inspire your audience with my story.

Thank you for taking the time to consider my submission. I would love the opportunity to bring my journey to your listeners.
 

With hope and gratitude, 
Paula Abbruzzese 
2141 S Hicks St. 
Philadelphia, PA 19145 
215‑888‑7889 
PaulaAbbruzzese@gmail.com

I am a 61 yo grandmother with an education that I can not utilize due to a spinal injury.

I have 8 grandchildren and 3 children. 

I finally  lost weight after being “fat” my entire life to have a complex due to sagging skin which is making me feel old and unwanted.

Kris Land is an award winning author and serial technology entrepreneur who has built and exited more than a dozen high tech companies, including one IPO. From the outside, his career reflects what most people would call extraordinary success. However, behind the milestones, metrics, and business wins was a deeper personal reckoning that ultimately reshaped the trajectory of his life and work.

After reaching many of the goals high performers spend decades pursuing, Kris found himself confronting a question that quietly surfaces for many ambitious leaders. If success is supposed to bring fulfillment, why do so many accomplished people still feel restless, pressured, or internally misaligned. That question became the doorway into a much deeper exploration of fear, identity, intuition, and the hidden emotional drivers that shape both business outcomes and personal wellbeing.

Today, Kris speaks and teaches at the powerful intersection of leadership, entrepreneurship, emotional intelligence, and inner transformation. His work helps entrepreneurs, executives, and high achievers understand how unconscious fear patterns and identity conditioning often drive overwork, burnout, and the persistent feeling that something is still missing even after major success.

His award winning book, The Infinity Within, blends lived experience, spiritual insight, and practical reflection tools to help readers recognize fear not as an enemy to eliminate, but as intelligent feedback pointing toward growth and alignment. Rather than promoting surface level motivation or quick mindset hacks, Kris offers grounded, real world perspectives that resonate strongly with audiences who are ready for deeper clarity and more sustainable success.

Listeners can expect a conversation that is both deeply human and highly practical. Kris shares openly about the emotional collapse that followed his early business success, the near death experiences and pivotal moments that forced him to reevaluate everything, and the specific shifts that helped him rebuild both his life and his leadership from the inside out. His story particularly resonates with entrepreneurs, founders, corporate leaders, and professionals who appear successful on the outside but know internally they are being called toward something more meaningful.

Key themes Kris can speak to include how high achievers unknowingly build success around fear based patterns, how to distinguish between fear and true intuitive guidance in high pressure decisions, how leaders can pursue wealth and growth without disconnecting from themselves, and why emotional alignment is quickly becoming one of the most overlooked competitive advantages in modern leadership.

In addition, Kris brings a rare bridge between hard business experience and deep personal transformation. Having navigated multiple company exits, high stakes leadership environments, and profound personal turning points, he offers audiences both credibility and relatability. His message is especially timely in a world where many professionals are questioning traditional definitions of success and searching for ways to lead and live with greater clarity, resilience, and purpose.

Kris is an engaging and thoughtful guest who delivers meaningful conversations that stay with listeners long after the episode ends. His goal is simple but powerful. To help people recognize that the pressure they feel is often pointing toward their next level of growth, and that true success is not just about what we build externally, but who we become in the process.

Kris Land is an award winning author, entrepreneur, and transformational thought leader with more than four decades of experience across technology, construction, finance, and human development. Over the course of his career, he built and exited more than a dozen high tech companies, including one that reached public markets, giving him rare insight into both the external mechanics of success and the internal pressures that often accompany high performance.

Following a profound personal turning point that reshaped his understanding of achievement and fulfillment, Kris shifted his focus toward helping leaders, entrepreneurs, and high achievers align success with deeper purpose and emotional clarity. His work explores the powerful role that fear, identity, and intuition play in leadership, decision making, and long term wellbeing.

Kris is the author of the award winning book The Infinity Within, a transformational work that blends lived experience, spiritual insight, and practical reflection tools to help readers move through fear and reconnect with their inner guidance. Today, through writing, speaking, and media appearances, he helps audiences navigate uncertainty, strengthen authentic leadership, and create success that feels aligned as well as impressive.