Barbara Naagtegaal is my guest on this episode. She’s a holistic therapist who was originally a graphic designer but decided to follow her Gypsy lifestyle and eventually after traveling around now is based in the Brussels area in Belgium.
She is also very much a fan of classic music and singing in choirs. Barbara will tell how her life has been enriched over the years by following her instincts and experience with different experiences during her travels and connections with the basic elements of nature and spiritual development with Body Talk energy therapy.
My guest on this episode is Alain Maesen who is a job assistant and advisor but worked for an airline company and different other jobs in his career. We will talk about not looking back on the past, but more about reflection to how to move forward in the present.
My guest for this episode is Pyn Izumi Motooka. She’s from Vietnam but also has Japanese roots as well. She’s an Asian cook but mainly prepares Japanese cuisine because of the healthy benefits it has for the body. She’s also an amateur golf player and loves to spend a lot of time on the golf course when possible.
My guest for this episode is Pyn Izumi Motooka. She’s from Vietnam but has Japanese roots as well. She’s an Asian cook but mainly prepares Japanese cuisine because of the healthy benefits it has for the body. She’s also an amateur golf player and loves to spend a lot of time on the golf course when possible. We talked about how food is one of the vital things we need to take seriously in our daily lives and how it also feeds your soul.
My guest for this episode is Dorine Hendrickx who is a nurse for mentally handicapped young adults and senior citizens. She was born in a small town in the southern part of Belgium and finished high school as a public relations assistant.
My guest on this episode is Joan Jahn who is originally from the Philippines and now lives in Germany with her family and husband who’s from Germany and a diplomat. They have five young adult children and also a very special Resturant in Antwerp, Belgium called Pelgrimhuis.
My guest Anke Sunaert is revisiting the show. She was on earlier episode about growth and now we talked about diversity and it’s influence on our daily lives. Anke works for a bio tech company and is Belgian, but lives in Amsterdam since a few years. She’s also traveled a lot and has visited five of the seven continents and will share some of her diverse experiences. And we also spoke about being biased or pre-judgmental and how something different can be seen as interesting – with an open mind.
My guest on this episode is Cecile Van Camp. She’s a Dj , restaurant director and also a coordinator at the harbor in Antwerp, Belgium. Cecile will tell about how she finds balance in her very busy but enjoyable lifestyle and how her positive energy and creative attitude helps her express and share her lifestyle with others. She’ll also talk about her philosophy on how she sees life and lifestyle in general.
My guest is Keith Foster who was actually on my very first show. ( MPP 1 ) Keith is an ex police officer living in Atlanta, Georgia in the USA. Since his retirement he has been busy with a internet radio station together with a few ex colleagues and friends. It’s called JFSM which means Jazz, Funk, Soul Movement and has grown tremendously in popularity also here in Europe. We will discuss the meaning of a village in these times the role that social media plays in today’s society. Keith still does a lot for his church and community and sees that as his village to do his part and help others.
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