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Eliminating Alzheimer’s For Good! An Interview With Dr. Dale Bredesen
I had the honor of interviewing Dr. Dale Bredesen, PhD. for my top-ranked podcast, The MISOGI Method – Experience a New Comfort Zone.
Dr. Bredesen has been researching the causes of and the methods for eliminating Alzheimer’s disease. It has taken him three decades, but it has been worth his perseverance.
Dr. Bredesen has proven that if you continuously step far outside your comfort zone, you can achieve amazing things.
And Dr.Bredesen has by finding a way to reverse Alzheimer’s. As of this blog and our interview, he has been successful with more than 200 patients.
My own father developed Alzheimer’s in his 80s, which makes this interview very personal for me. As a result, I am on a recode protocol diet that is designed to slow down any onset of cognitive decline should I be genetically disposed. The question for me is, do I get tested for the dreaded gene? I am still thinking about it.
If you or a loved one has, or is predisposed to developing Alzheimer’s, please listen to my interview with Dr. Bredesen.
Additionally, if you know of someone who has this disease in their family, please pass on the interview.
Further, if you have doctor friends who treat Alzheimer’s patients, they too can benefit from Dr. Bredesen’s research and by reading about and sharing his solutions with their patients.
You can also buy Dr. Bredesen’s bestselling book, The End of Alzheimer’s on Amazon.
My dream is for Alzheimer’s to be wiped out on this planet so that we can all have peak cognitive function throughout our lifetimes. I believe, through Dr. Bredensen’s research and application that we will get there as a society in my lifetime.
How Putting Fun on Your Calendar Will Make You More Successful
BEING AN ENTREPRENEUR CAN BE LONELY SOMETIMES. YOU’RE EITHER RUNNING AN UP-AND-COMING ENTERPRISE, OR YOU ARE THE ENTERPRISE. AND AS A SOLOPRENEUR, THE LONELINESS CAN CREEP IN MORE OFTEN.
SO HOW DO YOU STAY MOTIVATED, INSPIRED, ACTION ORIENTED WHEN YOU FEEL OVERWHELMED, LONELY AND UNENTHUSED?
You put some fun on your calendar!
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How Putting Fun on Your Calendar Will Make You More Successful
BEING AN ENTREPRENEUR CAN BE LONELY SOMETIMES. YOU’RE EITHER RUNNING AN UP AND COMING ENTERPRISE, OR YOU ARE THE ENTERPRISE. AND AS A SOLOPRENEUR, THE LONELINESS CAN CREEP IN MORE OFTEN.
SO HOW DO YOU STAY MOTIVATED, INSPIRED, ACTION ORIENTED WHEN YOU FEEL OVERWHELMED, LONELY AND UNENTHUSED?
You put some fun on your calendar!
I have been an Entrepreneur for the past 17 years since leaving Corporate America.
I held high paying roles in television, consulting and investment banking before breaking free and following my dreams.
There have been many highs and lows along the way. If you think that success is 100% guaranteed from the start, you may need a little mindset work to handle the reality of building a business.
Yet, even when things don’t seem to be going your way, they actually are. You often realize this later.
I realized this when my software start-up was on its way up. I had built a BOD of who’s who, gotten the software in test mode, landed test clients and was ready to roll, other than the fact that my (almost) Silicon Valley venture capital firm funding partner decided that my brilliant idea was two years too soon. And guess what? They were right. Two years later, Reuters started a firm doing exactly what I had developed. The only difference? Timing.
I was bummed because I had put so much into that venture. Yet, I was OK with it too and just as excited to move on to the next venture. Why? I always took care of me along the way and put something to look forward to on my calendar.
Despite many years of 18 hour work days, 3 kids and a spouse, I always scheduled fun. Fun that was just for me. During my software venture, I went for regular walks. Movement can bring inspiration, and for me, it did. Long walks in nature with my dog was great fun for me. It was an early version of #forestbathing or #naturetherapy.
Since my software displaced venture, I founded a strategic management firm where I helped companies create engaging corporate cultures, I started coaching job seekers to the point of landing their dream job and I started coaching other entrepreneurs who wanted to ramp up their business, their platform and their public speaking.
I gave my own TEDx talk and I coach people on landing the talk of their lives before any audience and on any stage.
I’ve written books, articles, launched a now top-ranked podcast and have been living an amazing and extremely successful life.
The key to the winding wild ride? Fun on my calendar. Fun! Fun leads to happiness.
I just got back from 3 1/2 days at Sundance. I hiked, mountain biked and ended up at a concert at the Bluebird Cafe at Sundance that was one of the most inspiring experiences I have had in the last year. Three top songwriters from Nashville who have written numerous number one hits and Grammy award winning songs, told the stories behind the songs they wrote and then played them.

Award Winning Songwriters at Sundance’s Bluebird Cafe
Ashley Gorley, Chris DeStefano, Brett James
My experience at Sundance has already led to incredible things this morning alone. I’m about to coach two more entrepreneurs and 2 dream job seekers and one global corporation who wants me to speak at their next conference. The requests were in my Inbox this morning.
When you take a break and take care of you, it’s amazing how the universe fills in the gaps.
Relax and allow. Don’t force it.
Here’s to you putting something fun on your calendar this month. What will it be?
And remember…
Happiness is a choice.
Choose happiness.
🙂 Jody
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Life is All About Going For The BIG REACH!
Here I am literally going for the big reach, the way NBA Basketball players, Major League Baseball and NFL Football Players reach.
How high are you willing to reach to get what you want in life?
Reach The MISOGI Method to figure out your big reach!
More Reviews of ‘From Drift to SHIFT’
“As a qualified life coach and a career consultant, Jody Miller has used experiences to infuse the book with many helpful ideas to find true purpose in your personal and professional life.” – K.Chun
“The more I read, the more I fall into the book. It’s not only a self-help book but a friend, who tells us a lot of personal stories, keeps encouraging and inspiring us on our path to achieve any goals in our life. It’s actually open and direct to my heart. “Everyone has a story to tell.” Jody said in the very first lines, and so, she brings us eight stories from eight incredible people who have overcome struggles and obstacles, and lived their own happy and meaningful lives from day-to-day.” – Cam
“I found myself immersed in reading about all those life-changing experiences of people from all walks of life, finding out that each provided the reader with a whole variety of different lessons. The author’s transitions from narrating to addressing questions and her thoughts directly to the reader prompted me to look deeper in myself and gain a higher level of self-understanding.
Also, loved the extra content at the book’s final pages, an additional dose of supportive and helpful content!” – Umbra
“It was to my pleasant surprise that this was such a quick and interesting read, sprinkled with outside references to back up Miller’s point in a way that is both academic and refreshing.
It cannot be undersold that From Drift to Shift is engaging in a way that won’t feel like homework.” – Thanon
“This book, in my opinion, will hit home with the millions of people who are enduring 9-5 jobs that they actually don’t like or are stuck in relationships with people they don’t love. A shift in the right direction can enable us to have it all!” – Edwin
“The author does an excellent job of showing how all are equal. It does not matter if you come from a prominent family or are born into difficult circumstances. The book also talks about how it does not matter how you came to your circumstances or created them. “Sometimes we regret what we do to survive, and sometimes we have to do what we do to survive.” The author’s advice in the first section is “recognizing how to make a shift and then figuring out how we do it, that makes or breaks us.” – TK