When you know the science is wrong and you continue to promote it, there should be criminal liability for that. But if all the voices are silenced, and we’re not allowed to question, then how do we know that it’s criminal behaviour?
In this episode, you will learn:
Why it’s important to question everything, question your questions, and more importantly, ask the right questions.
How a doctor in a small town in Panama adopted...
When you know the science is wrong and you continue to promote it, there should be criminal liability for that. But if all the voices are silenced, and we’re not allowed to question, then how do we know that it’s criminal behaviour?
In this episode, you will learn:
- Why it’s important to question everything, question your questions, and more importantly, ask the right questions.
- How a doctor in a small town in Panama adopted a treatment protocol that ensured no hospitalization and almost lost her license
- How a so-called philanthropist made 200 million off a 20 million investment. Is that pure philanthropy?
- The gift of 2020 (if you embrace it)
- US invasion of Panama in 1989 and the obvious corruption
- How the privatization of orphanages and foster homes in Panama fed into human trafficking
- Role of media in fear-mongering and the devastating consequences of shutdown and lockdown
- How you can take back control and regain self-ownership and responsibility
Soul Power To The People, with Soul Powered Executive Coach Tess Vergara, is a podcast intended to raise awareness on 'crimes against humanity' and inform us on how to rise above it so we can reclaim our Soul Power, and ultimately, what it truly means to claim our Divinity.
About Our Guest
Beth Gray is an expert in taking giant leaps into the unknown! In 2018, she took the leap from 15+ years of law practice, where she had coached and mentored junior lawyers and associates, into now coaching businesses.
Beth loves the opportunity to help others with problem-solving, planning & overcoming the challenges of execution! I get so much more joy from helping people do this as a coach than she did in corporate law. The beauty of coaching, according to Beth is: “I get to take a holistic view and incorporate compassion and caring into my work! At the same time, I continue to use my strengths of perception, analysis,big-picture vision, and detail-oriented planning. Somehow, I'm doing the same thing I've done for the past 20 years: helping the client identify their goal and best possible outcome, analyse and plan the way forward, and overcome the obstacles to making it happen. And yet, it's totally different! “
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