The 3 Most Powerful Thoughts that Keep You from Getting What You Want with Kathleen Toomey [ 59:04 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
Is there a missing link to getting what you want from life? According to Kathleen Toomey there is.
Kathleen Toomey is a former engineer and technical writer whose life was transformed as she was recovering from a car accident and subsequent cognitive brain injury, resulting in her discovery of thoughts “gone missing.” In her new book The Absent Self; Kathleen writes about empowerment and self-leadership issues. In this LoveYourWorkLife interview podcast, she talks to us about what we need to know so we can begin making real changes towards getting what we truly want. Kathleen’s advice is especially important with most of us spending much of our day so over-stimulated by technology that we literally are not able to hear our own thoughts anymore.
Here’s just some of what you’ll hear on this interview:
- Why most of us find it easier to live with daily denials than to face our true passions.
- Insight into discovering your true passion.
- Explore pitfalls of trying to make money with your passions.
- The three most powerful thoughts you can have.
- Debug your most powerful thoughts and make them go to work for you.
- What are “baseline thoughts” and “after thoughts” and how can they help us?
- Who are you really? And why do you not want to know? Let Kathleen show you how to get around your denials and start to see yourself for who you really are and what you really want.
- Make the mental shift you need to satisfy your unfulfilled longings.
Learn more about Kathleen and download advanced chapters of her soon-to-be-released book:
About Kathleen Toomey
An ardent reader since early childhood and never without a book; Kathleen Toomey leveraged her background in engineering to begin a technical writing career. She contracted to high-tech firms working on and writing such notable projects as a user’s manual on computer emulation, an O&M manual using spread spectrum analysis for microwave security systems, collateral literature for one of the first integrated software manufacturers, and promotional literature for a national kick-off campaign in NYC.
In the late 1990′s Kathleen took time off from her technical career to travel the West Coast in a 32 foot motor home with her two dogs. She wrote a bimonthly column titled “Latitude Adjustments” for the Bellevue Daily Journal (Seattle,WA daily newspaper) about her travels, and a monthly column for a West Coast travel and adventure magazine. She also began to freelance her photo journalism work to other newspapers and magazines.
But in 2001 a car accident and subsequent head injury dramatically revamped her lifestyle placing her in jeopardy of never being able to explore “the wonder of it all” supposedly again. It is out of this tragedy that Kathleen’s writing changed and she began speaking out on the debilitating effects of undiagnosed head injuries and our thoughts “gone missing”. Kathleen now writes and does public speaking engagements to help others realize their greatest potential and ambitions.
Always the explorer, Kathleen continues her travels but in a newer 37 foot motor home driving the back-roads and by-ways to various locals depending on the season and the reason — giving rise to the abundant narrative for her “stories to tell”.
Kathleen’s home base is near family in Panhandle of Northern Idaho and friends in the Flathead Valley of Western Montana.
LoveYourWorkLife Morals by Kathleen Toomey:
- Pay attention. Take time with everything you do.
- You’re a work in progress… and that’s okay!
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” Take time with everything you do.”
Intresting. I would like details!