Do you know what it’s like to be successful, but unhappy? Have you ever felt like someone or something else is in the driver’s seat of your life? Where does courage really come from?
In this episode, unshackle your life from the patterns that prevent authentic happiness! Learn to slow down and hear your inner voice with Gly Gabriel, a biomedical engineer and Harvard University graduate turned transformational life coach and meditation teacher.
Gly did everything right by external standards. His parents were fresh off the boat in the United States from Haiti, and came from very humble beginnings. He worked hard, earned admission to an Ivy League school, studied engineering, and landed a high paying job in New York City.
But internally, he was restless. He had arrived, but where? After leaving his job and backpacking across Latin America, he discovered his purpose - Help people live happy, healthy, and fulfilling lives and careers.
So press play and let’s chat… it’s time to bridge the gap between where you are at now, and what’s possible!
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