Best Of Modern Love Radio: Bruce Cryer: Why Belief Matters

07/05/17 • 62 min

BRUCE CRYER. Bruce has a 35-year track record of helping individuals and organizations overcome significant challenges and create lucrative businesses. He joins us today to help you align your money, your mind and your heart for your greatest success ever. As always, we're focused on: • Why good love is essential to your greatness • How to identify the negative thought patterns that are blocking you from true intimacy • How you can break the chains of "what happened" so you can be free to experience "what's now' Bruce Cryer's passion to change the world by changing ourselves is reflected in everything he does.His first successful career was as a singer/dancer/actor on Broadway, highlighted by more than 700 performances playing the leading role in The Fantasticks, the longest-running musical in the world. A pioneer in the world of nutrition and biotechnology, Bruce helped create HeartMath, a groundbreaking organization he headed as President and CEO for 11 years.Bruce has written for the Harvard Business Review, been part of the faculty of the Stanford Executive Program and consulted with Fortune 50 companies throughout the US. His website is www.brucecryer.com. Dr. Wade is clinical psychologist, author, TV host, and motivational speaker, who inspires thousands of people each month with her dynamic range of events and free teleseminar's.

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