Get Focused with Bill K. & Gina Faye

In this episode, we had the pleasure of meeting Roger Wyer who is an Intuitive Guide and Shaman. We looked at the current state of the business world, and what Roger brings to his consultations with business people. It was a very entertaining and informative conversation, and we would love to hear what you thought of it. Connect with Roger! Want more of Bill K & Gina Faye? CLICK HERE!

We agreed that while Covid 19 seems to be all we are hearing about; it is the single most important problem facing everyone on the earth right now. We explored how people in other parts of the world are managing. How are you managing all of these adjustments and changes we are confronted with? What are some of your new awareness’s? What seems to be most challenging? Please let us hear from you. This is a must listen! Want more of Bill K & Gina Faye? CLICK HERE!

In this episode, we had one of our favorite guests, Laura Wade who, with her partner and their dog, Tesla, is currently living a traveling quarantined life in their van. We look at our present world situation, and the many issues that are being raised by this turn of events. There are many different exercises we can practice to help support ourselves through this time of change and transition, and Laura guides us through one of her favorites.

This week we had as our guest Jason Treu, Executive Coach, Best-Selling author, and Ted X speaker. Jason discussed the importance of leadership, especially in times of crisis. He described the process he teaches his clients, and emphasized the value of sticking with the agreed process in order to maximize its effectiveness. We hope that this conversation provides useful information for anyone who is struggling to lead a team This is a must listen!

Timber Hawkeye is the bestselling author of Buddhist Boot Camp and Faithfully Religionless. His books and the Buddhist Boot Camp Podcast offer a secular and non-sectarian approach to being at peace with the world (both within and around us), with the intention to awaken, enlighten, enrich and inspire. This week we were fortunate enough to have Timber as our guest. We talked about the current situation we find ourselves in and some mindsets we could adopt to handle this, and life in general.

Elaine Bentley Baugh, MS, LMFT, Author of Five Rules for Drama Free Living, and dear friend of Gina's was our informative guest on this episode. We enjoyed a great discussion about how critical it is that the men and women who look after the general population are well taken care of themselves. Elaine will be presenting at the following Standing up to the Storm: Relentless Resilience This is a must listen! Want more of Bill K & Gina Faye? CLICK HERE!

In this episode, Gina shares some more personal details about her life, and extensive travels. She also talks about the challenges she had growing up with her stepfather, isolated on a chicken farm in CT, and how eventually she was able to find peace and closure around that difficult and often painful relationship. Looking forward to hearing more! We are planning a contest to get input from our listeners about topics people are interested in hearing us discuss...watch this space.

At the start of our show Gina reads a piece by one of her favorite writers, Timber Hawkeye. We spent some time talking about what the writing means to us, and how that meaning affects our approach to everyday life. Gina's approach is more based on living in the now, and taking satisfaction in that, while Bill says he feels satisfied, yet desires to learn and experience more. Please share your thoughts on this topic with us, and any other ideas you would like to offer.

In this episode, Gina shares one of many stories from her life that have convinced her that magic truly happens. How about you? Do you believe in magic? Is seeing believing, or is believing seeing? We also looked at Bill's habit of posting selfies...exploring the need underlying the behavior. Yet another engaging and interesting conversation. Be sure and let us know your thoughts, and any topic you'd like us to chat about! Want more of Bill K & Gina Faye? CLICK HERE!

Our guest this session was Margaret Webster, author of "Lessons from the Road: USA", and a dear friend of Gina's. Margaret tells amazing stories about her travel’s cross country and the world. We talk about couch surfing, a community based on sharing homes with hosts in most countries, free of charge. Margaret continues to be delighted and amazed at the amount of love she has found in her travels, and we believe you will be the same when you hear her talk. This is a must listen!

In this episode, we are joined once again by Laura Wade. She is presenting at the South by Southwest conference in March, and her talk is focused on how to heal organizations by healing the leaders of those organizations. She describes clearly how overall effectiveness can be dramatically improved when group leaders actually lead from a position of self-awareness. We would love to hear from you and know what you think about this approach.

Bill and Gina look at the intensity of the December holidays, and how it feels for us now that we are in a New Year. We agreed that there's something pleasant about being free of a regular schedule, while at the same time looking forward to getting back to that predictable routine. What's your experience of the holiday time? Please let us know how you do when your schedule gets turned upside down. Be sure to let us know what you think, and also what you would like us to talk about in upcoming shows.

The ancient Greeks had a very different idea about love than we do in today's society. In this episode, Gina shared an article about the 7 types of love as the Greeks understood them to be. She and Bill had a good time discussing their thoughts on this topic. Be sure to let us know what you think, and also what you would like us to talk about in upcoming shows. Want more of Bill K & Gina Faye? CLICK HERE!

Gina opens with a quote about childhood trauma that she thought would be interesting to discuss. We dived deep into this subject, and looked at how each of us dealt with trauma on our own lives. Could be valuable if more people were willing to have a closer look at how they may have been impacted by trauma themselves. It's much more than being beaten or starved. Psychological trauma is very real and can have lasting effects. Want more of Bill K & Gina Faye? CLICK HERE!

The all too common issue of being disappointed in others was explored in this episode. Bill and Gina consider the implications of being given unkept promises by a partner or business colleague, and explore how this dynamic can actually be growth enhancing. Let us know what you think, and what your experiences have been with this behavior. Want more of Bill K & Gina Faye? CLICK HERE!