The Hypnotic Shift: Movement, Mindset, and Mastery. My guest this week is Mr. Matan Cohen-Citron, Hypno and Transformation Therapy.

“Life itself is a privilege, but to live life to the fullest…well, that is a choice.” ~ A. Andrews

My guest this week comes to us via zoom from West Port, CT. Mr. Cohen-Citron started out his professional life in the financial world. After several years of not feeling happy with where his life was and where it was going Matan decided to take matters into his own hands and pursue a more meaningful life.

Matan is from Israel and before he got into finance he spent two years in the military and then travelled around the world to gain insight and perspective. From his travels Matan describes how he was able to build perspectives about different ways of life.

After realizing his job in finance was feeling more like being trapped instead of thriving at life he dove deep into how the mind works and how to shift his way of thinking to better suit his life. Matan spent years studying hypnotherapy, therapeutic movement, yoga, meditation, qigon, and transformational coaching he calls, The Matan Movement.

His goal is to help people break free of everyday stress and worry in order to lead a more full life that encompasses the mind, body and soul. If you are interested in learning more about Matan and the therapy he offers you can find him at www.matanmovement.com

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The Mission Matters: Two Missionaries Experiences Serving In Cuba. My guests this week are Mr. Ryan Duran and Mr. Josh Jenkins, Missionaries to Cuba.

“Only one life, twill soon be past; Only what’s done for Christ will last.” ~ C.T. Studd

There are approximately 450,000 missionaries around the world and the United States makes up 1 out of every 3. This week’s guests describe what it was like to not only feel the calling to go abroad and serve others but what it was like to enter Cuba, a communist country where Christianity as a whole is not welcomed.

My guests Ryan Duran and Josh Jenkins have only been a tandem for just over two years, but their love for serving and desire to share their faith took them to a place that most Americans could never imagine. Regardless of your political favor or your religious beliefs, most people can admit that we have it pretty good here in America compared to a lot of countries around the world.

Ryan and Josh share how their friendship came to be and how a “by chance” conversation led them to both wanting to bring humanitarian aid and share their faith in a third world country that is heavily stricken with poverty. The country as they describe it is riddled with ran down buildings, a severe lack of food and an even greater need for clean drinking water. Since it is a Communist country there are no political parties. There is only the elite and the extreme poor. This episode will definitely pull at your heart strings. If you would like to learn more about their mission or maybe you would like to donate you can go to www.thehandsandfeetofchristjesus.org

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Imagine the year is 1941 and you awake to the news that Pearl Harbor has been attacked. Now your country has been pulled into a World War that has cost so many their lives. As a young male during those times, the thought of serving their country was never a second thought. Young people even forged their age in order to enlist and go serve. Fighting for America was a thing of honor and sacrificing their life for future generations was something so many of our service members did without a minutes consideration.

This weeks guest proudly signed up and was eager to serve his country at a very young age. Mr. Robbins enlisted as an infantryman and was heading off to Normandy for the big D-day invasion. The moment that changed his entire story came when he saw the opportunity to become a chief. So, instead of being a part of the initial wave of soldiers that hit the beach his boat stayed off shore for 4 days. By the time his company was allowed to make shore there were already hundreds of dead soldiers lining the beach. Mr. Robbins and his crew made entry into France and it wasn’t long before he settled into the town of Briea.

This is where our story really begins! What happens next is something straight out of a blockbuster romantic movie. KT falls in love with a young French girl and the rest is something you have to hear for yourselves. I would do it no justice trying to describe the events that happened next. Spoiler alert…I might have shed a tear or two, but they were most certainly happy tears.

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