Client Transformation Summit

Kristine Goad

Making Friends with Fear

Meet our inspiring industry leaders who will be sharing their best tips and strategies with you...

10% of all VIP upgrades is donated to save the whales!

Photo by Center for Whale Research

Susie Carder

The Transformational

Power of Money

Be part of the wave of Transformation!

Jay Fiset

The Power of

Experiential Learning

Cindy J Holbrook

5 Power Steps to Play BIG in Life and Business

Gerry Foster

Brand YOU: Like Your Life Depends on It!

James Lam

Dump the Marketing Talk

 Your VIP All-Access Pass gives you:

Lifetime access to all interviews
Access to all Bonus deep dive 15 minute interviews from each speaker
Create Transformational Virtual Retreats Home Study Program from Anne Gordon Value $97
1-on-1 retreat success or doing business the Dolphin Way call with Anne Gordon Value $150
12 Pillars of Creation Acceleration Course from Jay Fiset Value $297
Private Healing Past Trauma & Removing Blocks call with Deidre Sirianni Value $250
Private Intuitive Energy Scan Consultation with Daniel Hanneman Value $500
Private Decoding process for yourself or learn to use with your clients with Barbara Birsinger. Value $297
Image Prompts for Powerful Client Breakthroughs from Marcy Nelson-Garrison Value $47
Sail Through Cold & Flu Season - How To Prepare for the Season Ahead from Annika Ek Value $97
Breaking Through Barriers Program from Aryana Rollins Value $159
Plus 10% is donated to protect the critically endangered Orca whales of Puget Sound. Value Priceless!

Larissa Banting

Invisible to Invincible

Why help the Orcas?

Orcas are the apex predator of the sea. They live in perfect harmony with their environment and never take more than they need.

Spending time with Orcas and other species of whales and dolphins can have a huge transformational effect on humans. Their presence has changed my life as well as many of my retreat participants by helping to gently release emotions, blocks and limiting beliefs.

The Orcas are an umbrella species, meaning that many other species depend on the presence of the Orcas to keep the entire ecosystem healthy and thriving. If the Orcas disappear, then the entire ecosystem will collapse.

In the Pacific NW region of the US and Southwestern Canada, the Southern Resident population of Orcas, known as J, K & L pods have reached the status of critically endangered and are right at the brink of unsustainability, meaning they have no chance to recover their population numbers.

They are facing many threats right now. They feed mainly on salmon in this area, and the salmon numbers are also rapidly dwindling due to prime salmon spawning rivers have been dammed, over fishing and pollution in the water.

Another threat is that Orcas depend on sound to navigate, find their food and keep in contact with their pod. Orcas stay with their mothers in tight family pods their entire lives. Today, there are so many boats and ships crossing the Salish Sea where the Orcas live, that research has proven the sound of all this boat traffic is seriously reducing the ability of the Orcas to navigate, hunt and keep in touch with their family over even short distances.

If that is not enough, there are high levels of toxins in the waters where they Orca live. In fact, the PCB concentrations in Orcas have been found to be up to 100 times higher than the toxicity level scientists have determined is safe for marine mammals.

I grew up watching these Orcas and they are near and dear to my heart. The Center for Whale Resarch is doing great work to study and protect the Orcas so that they, all marine life in the Puget Sound and the ocean itself can recover back to a pristine and healthy state for us all to enjoy forever.

Elizabeth Johnston

Story, the Key to Transformation

Elaine Gibson

There is Magic in

the Whispers

Check out these exciting topics in the Summit:

The Power of Experiential Learning - Jay Fiset
The Transformational Power of Money - Susie Carder
Creating Engaging Communities - Meredith Canaan
Your Transformational Message - Michelle Kopper
Living for your dreams - Doug Sandler
Invisible to Invincible - Larissa Banting
Client Connection - Barbera Aimes
Creative Approaches for Powerful Breakthroughs - Marcy Nelson-Garrison
And so much more!

Annika Ek

Transformation = Alignment

Aryana Rollins

How Positive Self-Talk

Hurts You

You are here to make a difference in the world.

You have a passion and a deep sense of purpose to lead your clients to a life-changing transformation.

In the Client Transformation Summit you will receive gems of wisdom, insight, and strategies not only to transform your business, you will also be able to easily apply and implement them to facilitate profound breakthroughs for your clients as well!

Ian Foster

Legal "Lions, Tigers,

and Bears"

The Center for Whale Research

is dedicated to the study and conservation of the Southern Resident killer whale (orca) population in the Pacific Northwest.

Since 1976 the Center for Whale Research (CWR) has been the leading organization studying the Southern Resident killer whales in their critical habitat: the Salish Sea. CWR performs health assessments to ensure the viability of the whale population, informing elected officials of their ecosystem needs, and sharing the whales’ story with the world. Their 45 years of research has created the only long-term data set about the behavior, health, and social dynamics of the Southern Resident killer whales.

The Center for Whale Research is the leading voice for the gravely endangered Southern Resident killer whales (orcas), having generated over four decades of scientific research and health assessments.

Currently, and since 2007, the Center for Whale Research has been under contract to National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) to conduct the Orca Survey project, as well as monitor the Southern Resident killer whales. NMFS uses this information to make informed management decisions, as well as to support other research. As government funding continues to shrink, we depend more and more on the public for support. Your charitable contribution today to support the CWR's essential work ensures the viability and conservation of this beloved population of orcas.

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Center for Whale Research

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over $2,000 in Bonuses

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