Hosted by author and life coach, Kimberly Love, "Crushing 40" is all about taking control of your own life.
On today's show, Kimberly Love will speak with Gina Gardiner, a multi-bestselling author, speaker and empowerment and relationship coach.
Welcome to the Thriving Not Surviving radio show with Gina Gardiner. My guest today is Angela T Moore, and our topic is "Inspiring and motivating others to overcome the obstacles to their success"
Gina Gardiner, Best Selling Author, Discusses Overcoming Trauma In The Modern World
Imagine being paralyzed and later having to learn to walk not once but twice as an adult, and having the strength and determination to come back from this learning to be happy again.
Join Dr. Madeline Ann Lewis in a conversation with Gina Gardiner, Profits Enhancer, as she provides success nuggets on understanding what it means to be profitable in an ever-changing marketplace.
Establishing a culture of Enlightened Leadership with Gina Gardiner
Today, Terry Wildemann and I discuss “From Skiing, to Wheelchair, to Empowerment” on the Awaken The Possibilities Podcast
Topic: Your Beliefs Will Change Your Challenges – Thriving – Gina Gardiner
Our beliefs are so powerful. What we believe determines our outcomes. If you believe that you cannot do something, guess what you won’t. If you have a belief system that believes the worst is going to happen, you will only see the worst. If you have a belief system that believes opportunity is around every corner, you will see opportunity at every corner.
Welcome to the SelfGrowth.com Show with David Riklan - today our guest is Gina Gardiner and the subject is Thriving Not Surviving - Hot to get happy, stay happy and spread happiness.
Imagine you have achieved one of your life time goals at age 29. Pretty heady stuff. Life will only get better from here right? But life has plans of its own. An accident leaves you battered, broken and a wheelchair user. This is what happened to Gina Gardiner. Listen to her story in her own words. After dealing with the shock, grief, and then enduring the long and difficult rehabilitation process, she decided her new circumstances were not going to define or dictate her life. When she was told “you can’t” she responded “watch me.”
