Lynda Lee Smith's Guide to Health and Wealth Lynda Lee Smith: Life strategist

In this episode Lynda and Doug discuss the significance of having a partner who supports your goals as though they were their goals. Relationships are tricky enough without two people being on separate paths for their lives. From finances to health to home life, there is no substitute for having a unified vision. And when you don't have the same vision, success can still be attained if you respect the other person enough to fully support their vision with your actions. 

In my latest podcast, I discuss the limitations we place on ourselves by the way we think. It's important to NOT be your own greatest obstacle to the success you want in your life. Understand that no one has more control over your life than you do!

In this podcast, Lynda discusses why you should NEVER set limiting beliefs on yourself. You should always work to your POTENTIAL, and not your current level of performance, whether you are talking about your physical health, your financial status, your job, or your relationships. You CAN achieve things that seem impossible to you today, by simply setting goals outside your comfort zone, and then working towards those goals daily. 

In this podcast hosted by Dietmar Goetz, Lynda is a guest as they discuss the correlation between the lasting trauma of child abuse and: 1) High School Dropout Rates; 2) Substance Abuse; 3) Suicide Rates; 4) Mental Health Issues; and 5) Criminal Behavior. 

In this podcast, Lynda continures her interview with her longtime friend Stan Cottrell. Stan is a Guinness Book of World Record holder for Ultra Long Distance running. This episode is based on Stan's lecture entitled "GET OFF YOUR FATTY ACIDS". Lynda and Stan discuss why the food you put in your body is so important, beyond what you can even imagine.  Stan just completed a 3,000 mile run across America, running 30 miles each day for 100 consecutive days, which he began on his 78th birthday!! 

In this podcast, Lynda interviews her longtime friend Stan Cottrell. Stan is a Guinness Book of World Record holder for Ultra Long Distances. Lynda discusses WHY Stan runs across entire countries trying to foster friendship. Stan just completed a 3,000 mile run across America, running 30 miles each day for 100 consecutive days, which he began on his 78th birthday!!