EPISODE · Apr 23, 2014
EP.63 – Steve Taubman Shares His Passion For Network Marketers And Sales Professionals, And His Emphasis On Personal Growth
After gaining success as a physician, entertainer, trainer, and author of the #1 Amazon.com self-help bestseller, UnHypnosis, Steve Taubman teaches individuals to reinvent their lives. In 1982, Steve graduated from New York Chiropractic College and ran a successful practice in Vermont while building a strong network marketing business with nutritional products. In 1990, Steve taught himself magic and began performing at corporate events and resorts throughout the United States while simultaneously running his practice. He is acclaim for his corporate presentations, performing for companies like IBM, and many others. Steve began a study of mindfulness, which allowed him to teach many others to meditate and to bring spiritual principles to life. Takeaways: “I feel most moved to give is an experience of joy!” - Tweet This “We come from the intention to be giving and loving.” - Tweet This “Infect people with your own enthusiasm and playfulness!” - Tweet This “We’re constantly being motivated to be the best us we can be.” - Tweet This “The experience of having nothing good to give is the ultimate reminder.” - Tweet This “What if we all lived our lives with the intention of reaching enlightenment?” - Tweet This “Emotions are often being triggered, and we’re living in a state of perpetual reaction.” - Tweet This Full Post: http://goo.gl/u1TKfG Catalyst Community: http://www.catalystmlm.com More Interviews: http://catalystmlm.com/category/interviews Connect on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/catalystmlm Connect on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/catalystmlm Connect on Instagram: http://instagram.com/catalystmlm Connect on Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/catalystmlm
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