Dr. Jonathan Horowitz talks with A.J. Harbinger and John Dzubak, hosts of the Art of Charm podcast about building their coaching business and podcast. They talk about overcoming perfectionism, self-doubt, and imposter syndrome. 

• Owen talks about creativity and the importance of collaboration

• He dives into his experience as a psychiatrist and how psychiatry with his patients work

• He speaks to the lack of work life balance, especially for those working in the mental health field

• Jonathan and Owen get into how our outdated healthcare system affects both healthcare workers and clients

• Owen talks about Sphere Health, a third party health benefit plan for people of all walks of life.

• They talk about what SHOULD change in the modern day healthcare system and what CAN work.

• Owen is passionate about Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (dTMS) and speaks to the benefits and how it works

Peter Shallard, also known as “The Shrink for Entrepreneurs,” is the Founder and CEO of Commit Action, a company that provides productivity and accountability coaching for professionals across the globe. Commit Action has been featured in many esteemed publications and media outlets, including Inc. Magazine, Entrepreneur, Mixergy, and more.

Peter is also a Venture Partner at Human Ventures Co, a business creation platform that utilizes a powerful network of founders, investors, and corporate partners to build and invest in purpose-driven businesses.

Do you ever feel isolated or lonely while growing your business? Do you struggle to push through distraction, exhaustion, and boredom every day in order to reach your goals as an entrepreneur? If so, Peter Shallard has a simple—yet incredibly effective—solution for you: accountability. 

Many entrepreneurs experience a great deal of isolation, especially when their company is still in the startup stage. However, building a business on your own often leads to reduced productivity and increased burnout. As psychology and productivity expert Peter Shallard says, social interaction offers the connection and support humans need to thrive—both personally and professionally. That’s why he created Commit Action: to help entrepreneurs create meaningful relationships that produce abundant accountability and focus. So, how can you utilize Peter’s insights and strategies to boost your productivity today?

In this episode of Succeed Under Stress, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz sits down with Peter Shallard, the Founder and CEO of Commit Action, to discuss how accountability and social interaction impact productivity for entrepreneurs. Listen in as Peter talks about his journey from counseling to coaching, why entrepreneurs struggle with productivity, and how Commit Action uses accountability to help clients reach their goals every single day. Stay tuned!

Dr. Lisa Dawn Hamilton is an Associate Professor of Psychology at Mount Allison University in New Brunswick, Canada. In her professional research, Dr. Hamilton explores the intersection of behavioral neuroscience, social psychology, and clinical psychology with a focus on human sexuality and stress. She is interested in the relationship between stress and sex, monogamy and non-monogamy, and sex education.

In addition to her academic roles, Dr. Hamilton has served as the Executive Director of the Canadian Sex Research Forum since 2015. She is also the host of the Do We Know Things? podcast and the Founder of Sex Ed East, where she provides sex education for adults.

It’s no secret that stress has an impact on sex, and this has never been more apparent than in the midst of a global pandemic. So, what does the stress of COVID-19 mean for your sex life—and how can you identify and remedy any sex-related challenges in the new year?

COVID-19 has unquestionably changed our perception of “normal” day-to-day life. From early morning office visits to romantic first dates, few things have escaped COVID-19’s reach—including sex. Thankfully, Dr. Lisa Dawn Hamilton is an expert on human sexuality and stress, and today she’s here to help you foster a healthy, exciting sex life in the aftermath of 2020.

In this episode of Succeed Under Stress, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz sits down with Dr. Lisa Dawn Hamilton, Associate Professor of Psychology at Mount Allison University, to discuss the intersection of sex, stress, and COVID-19. Listen in as Dr. Hamilton talks about recent trends in global sexual activity, offers strategies for spicing up your sex life right now, and reveals little-known truths about masturbation, porn, sex addiction, and more. Stay tuned!

Dr. Marie Murphy is a Relationship Coach who specializes in helping people who are having affairs assess their situation and develop a path forward—without shame. Dr. Murphy holds a Ph.D. in Sociology with an emphasis on Sexuality from the University of California, San Diego. She also hosts the podcast, Your Secret is Safe With Me, where she talks about infidelity and other challenging relationship situations from a non-judgmental perspective.

In addition to this, Dr. Murphy is also a proud dog mom, a lover of great food and fiction, and a dedicated Yoga Instructor at Breathe Salt Yoga in San Francisco, CA.

Do you have an undisclosed habit or relationship that keeps you awake at night? Whether you’re experiencing infidelity, substance abuse, or simply want to fight sex-related stigmas, this episode of Succeed Under Stress is for you.

Well-kept secrets can produce long-term stress—especially when it comes to infidelity. Dr. Marie Murphy, a Relationship Coach specializing in the sociology of sexuality, adamantly believes that we have the power to create our own belief systems and erase social stigmas. That’s why she provides individualized coaching for people who are having affairs: to help them find freedom from stress, shame, and societal pressure. 

In this episode of the Succeed Under Stress podcast, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz sits down with Dr. Marie Murphy, a Relationship Coach with more than 20 years of experience, to discuss how sex-related stress impacts our relationships. Listen in as Dr. Murphy shares her experience helping clients through infedelity, how companies can break harmful stigmas about sex, and why embracing discomfort may be your one-way ticket to a meaningful life. Stay tuned!

Emily Santanelli has over a decade of experience in the wellness industry and is currently the Employee Benefits Consultant at USI Insurance Services. Emily and her team analyze client business issues and challenges with USI ONE™, a proprietary platform that integrates analytics, resources, and strategic planning to deliver impactful solutions.

In addition to this, Emily is also the VP of Professional Development and a Volunteer Board Member at Sacramento Area Human Resource Association. This organization provides development opportunities for human resources professionals in Sacramento and Northern California.

Does your company offer its employees easy access to high-quality resources for mental health and wellness? Or, do you provide little to no support for employees’ mental health needs?

A great deal of companies fall into the latter category. Unfortunately, failing to provide sufficient mental health resources and programs for employers and employees alike can have serious consequences for a company’s culture, profits, and far-reaching impact. So, how can your company start prioritizing mental health and wellness in the workplace, even on a tight budget?

In this episode of Succeed Under Stress, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz sits down with Emily Santanelli, the Employee Benefits Consultant at USI Insurance Services, to discuss how to enhance mental health and wellness solutions within the workplace. Listen in as Emily talks about how large companies determine employee benefits, the relationship between mental health and professional productivity, and the importance of developing a healthy workplace culture. Stay tuned!

Krag Klages is a marketing expert, wellness coach, and certified yoga instructor. He is the Senior Manager of Advanced Analytics and Optimization at Disney Parks & Resorts in Glendale, California. In addition to this, Krag is also the Founder of Love Starts With Love, his life coaching company.

Krag’s passion in life is to help people achieve their dreams while practicing self-love. His coaching company was founded on the belief that when you fully and unconditionally love yourself, all the other types of love in the world can be realized.

Do you struggle with self-acceptance, self-love, or vulnerability? Are you tired of experiencing guilt, fear, and shame in your personal or professional life? If so, you aren’t alone—and today’s guest has some expert advice for you.

Krag Klages, the Founder of Love Starts With Love, knows quite a bit about developing self-love. As a wellness coach, Krag not only walks his own journey toward greater self-acceptance, but also helps others do the same. Today, Krag offers valuable wellness guidance while discussing his own struggles with vulnerability and self-love.

In this episode of Succeed Under Stress, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz sits down with Krag Klages, the Founder of Love Starts With Love, to discuss self-love, humility, and vulnerability—both at home and in the workplace. Listen in as Krag talks about why he started his life coaching company, his journey toward compassionate leadership, and how you can start practicing self-acceptance today. Stay tuned!

Isabelle Wettergren is a 20-year veteran teacher, a National Board Certified Health & Wellness Coach, and a certified Addiction Awareness Facilitator. She is also the Founder of Teachers’ Wellness Coaching & Consulting, which supports educators in their journey toward self care and mental wellbeing.

In addition to this, Isabelle is the Lead Wellness Champion Coordinator & Physical Education Specialist/Department Chair for the San Leandro Unified School District. Her mission is to raise awareness and break the stigma associated with mental illness and addiction in the workplace.

Do you want access to more high-quality health and wellness programs in your workplace? Are you looking for ways to make physical and mental health a priority in your professional life? If so, this episode of Succeed Under Stress is for you.

After working in the public school system for more than two decades, Isabelle Wettergren came to this conclusion: teachers, administrators, and all other education system workers need better support for their physical and mental health needs. So, what brought Isabelle to this conclusion, and how is she raising awareness and making a change in the wellness and education industries today?

In this episode of Succeed Under Stress, Dr. Jonathan Horowitz sits down with Isabelle Wettergren, the Founder of Teachers’ Wellness Coaching & Consulting, to discuss the importance of implementing health and wellness programs in the education world. Listen in as Isabelle talks about her transformative stress management program, how wellness coaching differs from traditional counseling, and what you can do to change your health journey today. Stay tuned!