Are you unconsciously giving your power away? Are you giving and giving not realizing you are putting yourself in a position where you are not where you want to be? Those who are natural caregivers tend to give away so much of themselves they forget they have their own desires and needs. It isn't until their own vessels are empty and they realize how dissatisfied, tired disempowered or stressed they have become. In order to reclaim our power we need to understand what triggers us to give it away. Is it because we want to be seen as caring, adequate, responsible, competent or even perfect? Is it because we are afraid of being alone, criticized, or verbally attacked? In order to take back our power we need to stop thinking we can control negative circumstances or negative responses by others by handing our power over to someone else. If we continually give our power away eventually we feel we have lost control of our own lives.

Shannon Miller found a love for hockey as a young girl watching NHL in her Canadian family home. She went on to be the winningest coach in NCAA as the head coach for University Minnesota-Duluth women’s hockey team.

Stress from an event or life situation that disrupts a child’s sense of security can have a negative impact on his or her emotional and mental development and well-being.

When a marriage falls apart and the couple separates the child or children's wellbeing should be at the forefront of both parents.

Most of us are looking forward to our retirement daydreaming in our cubicles about all the free time we will have to do the things we never had time to do.

Epilepsy is a disability that greatly affects emotional, social and physical development. It always causes the child and parents to live in constant fear of the “next one”.

A cancer diagnosis can be devastating as it comes with many harsh uncertainties. You know your health should be top priority but with medical bills and costs piling up self-care sometimes takes a back seat.

The death of your baby is not something that is viewed as a sad thing happened. It is a major loss and greatly impacted your life. Your baby was a much-wanted child who was already loved unconditionally by you.

Death for all of us is inevitable, unavoidable and the natural process of our life cycle. The thought of it can still be terrifying especially when we think of losing our loved ones.

Do you know someone who needs to turn their self-limiting and self-defeating ways around? Do you have a workplace that has a few staff members who bring the energy down with their misguided or negative thoughts or talk? Do you know someone who walks around grumbling at and about everything and everyone? We all do and some days it can be us! This show is for those who need to be enlightened or could use a little refresher on how to focus on the 90 percent. Darci Lang travels North America to teach people one simple trick - to change the view of your life. The message is simple; you have a choice when it comes to your attitude both professionally and personally. Gratitude is the attitude and where we focus our magnifying glass on makes all the difference. The ripple effect of our attitude also hits others around us. We either draw people to us or away from us including our loved ones. After this show you will start recognizing all the wonderful and beautiful aspects of your life.