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EPISODE · May 23, 2015 · 36 MIN

Khalil Patwa | A Thousand Miles An Hour

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http://UnleashStrengths.com ~ This show is dedicated to everyone whose strength, or strengths, are within the Strategic Thinking domain. Khalil Patwa walks us through his introduction to Strengths, and reveals the impact his new found had on both his personal development, as well as his overall health. He introduces us to a condition known as adrenal fatigue. Many of you can probably relate to Khalil's story. He expresses how is non-stop thinking forced his body to "burnout." Khalil also walks us through the steps he took to ground his mind, body, and spirit in an effort to find peace. Strengths has had such a massive impact on Khalil that he now acts as a certified Strengths coach through Strengths Strategies. "What has struck me most about the Strengths approach, is how it provides a language with which to talk about things that otherwise would be too intangible. Like you know how they say that Eskimo's have 80 different words for snow… Otherwise their conversations would be limited…"Hey bro, what's it like out there today?" "Oh it's a real snowy today…" "And so when we can talk about these different facets of ourselves, we bring them into consciousness and that's where the fun starts, right?!"Thanks for listening, and be sure to subscribe to THEME-ADDICTS via our RSS or iTunes.

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