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EPISODE · Jun 19, 2013 · 1H 7M

Austin Vickers, Filmmaker

from A Better World with Mitchell J. Rabin · host A Better World with Mitchell J. Rabin

For more information and to purchase this DVD. Wednesday, June 19, 6pm EDT: As a filmmaker Austin Vickers is inspiring lives across the globe with his docudrama entitled “People v The State of Illusion.”  More than simply a film, Austin’s docudrama is an awakening to the science and power of imagination.  It weaves expert interviews through a story that reveals how the principles of hope and perception can cultivate an extraordinary life of purpose and self-awareness, a life that is within each of us. For the last decade Austin has been educating audiences across America on the topics of imagination, creativity, emotional intelligence and human process. Founder of the International Coaching and Training Institute, a Fortune 500 leadership-training institute, Austin has educated audiences from some of America’s leading corporations. After graduating from law school with honors, Austin went to work as a trial lawyer for one of the largest law firms in the world. After several years of trial practice, Austin left to work for a prominent American Fortune 100 company, where he ultimately served as General Counsel of one of their European divisions and as a senior business executive. In September 2000, Austin resigned his position at the top of his legal/business career to pursue full-time his passion for changing people’s lives. The film premiered on PBS in late 2012 and has been picked-up by stations nation-wide to continue running through 2014. You can Listen on-line at www.abetterworld.tv Or listen by phone! 602 753-1860

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For more information and to purchase this DVD. Wednesday, June 19, 6pm EDT: As a filmmaker Austin Vickers is inspiring lives across the globe with his docudrama entitled “People v The State of Illusion.”  More than simply a film, Austin’s docudrama is an awakening to the science and power of imagination.  It weaves expert interviews through a story that reveals how the principles of hope and perception can cultivate an extraordinary life of purpose and self-awareness, a life that is within each of us. For the last decade Austin has been educating audiences across America on the topics of imagination, creativity, emotional intelligence and human process. Founder of the International Coaching and Training Institute, a Fortune 500 leadership-training institute, Austin has educated audiences from some of America’s leading corporations. After graduating from law school with honors, Austin went to work as a trial lawyer for one of the largest law firms in the world. After several years of trial practice, Austin left to work for a prominent American Fortune 100 company, where he ultimately served as General Counsel of one of their European divisions and as a senior business executive. In September 2000, Austin resigned his position at the top of his legal/business career to pursue full-time his passion for changing people’s lives. The film premiered on PBS in late 2012 and has been picked-up by stations nation-wide to continue running through 2014. You can Listen on-line at www.abetterworld.tv Or listen by phone! 602 753-1860

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