Who is Souldancer?

Soul Dancer enjoys a unique birth name as well a life as a private spiritual teacher, coach, key-note speaker, live-talk radio show host and syndicated columnist. Soul is the Founder of Soul University and author of Pay Me What I’m Worth. His life journey includes earning a masters in social work and a bachelors in human relationships from the University of Minnesota. His travels take him to 20+ countries to receive training and offer teaching as a social worker, monk and shaman. He enjoys living and teaching how to live a culturally competent, spiritually awake and aware life.

Pay Me What I’m Worth (a workbook earning multiple 5 Gold Star reviews on Amazon.com) is blossoming into local to global grass roots movement to reduce stress and increase confidence. He produces live, Blogtalk radio shows focused on helping listeners and callers learn, laugh and grow with ease and grace.

Former clients include: Ameriprise, I.B.M Global Services, Wells Fargo, Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, Wells Fargo Trust Operations, The American Red Cross, The American Association of Blood Banks. His volunteer work (from Board member to the front line’s) include Outfront Minnesota , Chicago’s Center on Halsted, San Diego’s The Center, as well as a variety of help lines and pride groups.

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Soul insights . . .

Over the past three decades, I witness myself, others (people, programs, companies, communities, countries, movements, etc.) hold onto traits that consume more resources than inspiring resource growth. What’s your take on shame, worry, guilt, fear, peer – pressure, expectations, history, illness and related life diminishing ways of living?

From what I’ve learned, that which consumes something may end up consuming itself. That which loves something inspires growth. I seek to grow NOT at the expense of unhealthy consumption. How do I plan to grow? Change! Change on all levels, body, mind and spirit. With every breath I take, I change. I’ve come to know change as my friend. How friendly is change for you?

My life accomplishments while impressive to some, fade in my heart as I genuinely walk a path of service. What I’ve done, or who I’ve had the honor to know is not important! Names, titles and related social dressings cover what we all are inside. Humans. Humans who eat, breath and experience joy and pain. My deepest desire is that each being savors more kindness than they know what to do with!

As you consider your next steps in life, kindly remember to be KIND to yourself. If you’ve forgotten how to be kind to yourself, should we dance (work together) – we’ll start there.

I wish you a most refreshing day . . . every day . . .

Namaste