About David

David Towns is the new owner/moderator of Life After Life, the website devoted to the works of Dr. Raymond Moody, the founder of the near-death experience movement. 

David’s search for truth began several years ago when he underwent a series of personal challenges. This led to an exploration of a variety of spiritual pathways. David is a human resources professional with over 20 years in the field.

David is also the coauthor of “The Message of the Rose,” an unpublished memoir about his friend Adam Fulford’s near-death experience.

About this episode

This episode is another medley of clips from previous interviews, for the purpose of sharing the example of two very successful people who found the “Holy Grail” of fulfilment even through the toughness of the professional world:

Jochen Frey from the entrepreneurial side and Tazeen Dhunna from the corporate side,

In these short clips, they share their experience of what happens when what you do for a living is aligned with who you are. 

About Richard

Richard is a retired business executive with over 50 + years of professional expertise in communications/behavioral research.

He has worked for major marketers, was a partner in one of the world’s largest research consulting firms, and had his own trend analysis research firm.

After retirement, Richard encountered unexpected challenges and doubts about achieving new goals.

After years of following conventional popular and clinical practices, he became frustrated with the always advised but never defined advice to be “more positive”.

So, Richard applied his expertise and did for himself what he did for hundreds of clients over thousands of projects; he became the research subject to identify how to transform the advice to be more positive into a common sense positivity-building practice.

The results are the Positivity Intelligence Course, with the book Discover Your Positivity Intelligence, the PIQ workbook and the Positivity IQ Target and Scorecard, which includes the 36 lessons to learn to build a positivity habit.

The PIQ course is the evolution from where traditional practices stop: What is more positive? How will I know when I’m positive enough? How can I become more positive in the real world?

About this episode

This episode brings together clips from three previous interviews to highlight a common theme I’ve noticed:

People who align with their purpose eventually reach a point where their career naturally impacts a larger audience, creating a ripple effect beyond their own fulfillment.

These interview excerpts tell the story of how embracing your career purpose leads to organic, growing influence.

Tina Frey: After decades in corporate, her design company is thriving, but now she feels called to a bigger purpose beyond herself.

Gina Schatz: A bodyworker and method founder who nearly changed careers, but when reminded of her gift, expanded it tenfold.

Angela Roth: From impacting one individual at a time in the police force to training coaches to impact large audiences through live events.

About Uschi

Uschi is a Leadership Coach who spent over 20 years in a variety of corporate roles and leadership positions herself before becoming a coach.

She now helps Leaders take their Leadership to the next level, be more inspiring, authentic and balanced in their approach.   

She has coached 150+ leaders across many organisations in over 20 countries, a manifestation of her keen interest towards different cultures and languages.

About Shireen

Clarity Catalyst for Change-Makers, Shireen helps high-achievers empaths and leaders to find Clarity, Peace and Direction.

Influenced by her upbringing amidst conflict and facing the aftermath of a significant global disaster, Shireen pursued clarity through spirituality, music, and nonprofit leadership.

Her journey spanned continents, immersing her in ancient wisdoms and practices like Peruvian Shamanism, coaching and holistic approaches.

At McGill University, she specialized in phenomenology and piano performance, leading to roles as a university professor, concert pianist, and NGO director, championing free music education in marginalized settings.

Her diverse contributions include academic publications, fiction, and an award-winning script from the 2015 Canada International Film Festival.

Fluent in English, French, and Arabic, and enriched by diverse cultural experiences and certifications, she leverages her expertise in spirituality, music, and nonprofit leadership, and has dedicated the last decade to supporting high achieving sensitive empaths and leaders transition from dysfunctional patterns.