My Seven Chakras, episode 3179.

The Seven Chakros, swirling fortices of energy, positioned throughout our body from the base of the spine to the crown of the head for thousands of years.

This ancient wisdom has been passed on from master to disciple.

What are the functions of these energy centers? And could these chocolates help you

unlock your destiny and find your true purpose? Welcome to my sevenaglons. And now your host, Aditya Chai Kumara.

What's up, Action Drive, A.J. here host and founder of my seven chakras.com the place where we help you experience healing, awakening and abundance.

In today's episode we're going to talk about some really, really useful and informative topics,

including how to think and react under pressure, how to navigate this global pandemic that we're going through and how to transform your life by aligning with your authentic and true values.

So if you'd like to explore some of these topics in your car or maybe at home

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the algorithm. I don't know what it is but it does something and it allows people who would not normally come across our podcast to say hey I'd love to listen to this conversation so hit the

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where we have our discussions share ideas do some eokic breath work for healing then go

to my seven chakras dot com forward slash tribe my seven chakras dot com forward slash tribe and with that being said

that being said let's bring on our special guest for today

Maggie Kradak.

Maggie is an executive coach with over 20 years of experience, working with clients at all levels of the professional spectrum, best known for our work with Fortune 500 CEOs and senior management teams.

Maggie has coached people at different levels of society and corporate and small businesses and you can imagine.

In her upcoming book, Life Board, Maggie discusses lessons we can all glean from survivors of the Titanic

about how we grapple with unexpected change in our lives and careers today,

and especially because we are going through this global pandemic and its implications on the market, on jobs and our own health and well-being. I think that this interview is very, very timely, so make sure that you listen till the very end.

So Maggie, thank you so much for joining us.

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