What can we learn from the lessons passed down from an Italian Food Chef? How about one that cooked for, was employed by and a friend of the Stars, the proclaimed Kings and Queens of Hollywood?Join us on the "Stay On Course: Ingredients for Success" podcast as we embark on a journey that uncovers the invaluable lessons passed down by a legendary chef. But this isn't just any chef; this is a chef who cooked for, was employed by, and became friends with the Stars of Hollywood.In this captivating series, hosted by a seasoned business entrepreneur and coach, we explore these themes: Success, Life, Motivation, Leadership, and the ingredients that make up a lasting legacy.Each episode is a delightful mix of personal anecdotes, behind-the-scenes stories, and expert insights from Julie and her all star guests. Discover the secrets to building a strong foundation, leading with passion, and motivating oneself to reach greater heights.Our guests share their perspectives on what it means to be a leader, how to believe in yourself even when faced with challenges, and the steps to achieving abundance in both personal and professional life...
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episode 3: Matters of the Heart with Dr. Alexander Mathew
Join me as I speak with Dr. Alexander Mathew as he describes his ingredients for success with Matters of the Heart.
1. Believe: Believe in yourself
2. Setbacks: Turn your setbacks into learning
3. Positivity: Be positive and surround yourself with positive people
4. Honesty: Be honest with yourself and others
Alexander Mathew is an experienced and patient internist specializing in cardiology and cardiac electrophysiology. Dr. Mathew is currently serving his patients in Jersey City, Florham Park, and Maplewood, NJ. He is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine to treat cardiovascular disease and clinical cardiac electrophysiology. Dr. Mathew attended the American University of the Caribbean’s School of Medicine to complete his medical degree. He then completed his internal medicine residency and two fellowships—cardiovascular disease and clinical cardiac electrophysiology—at the Cooper University Hospital. He welcomes patients to his practice, providing specialty care to patients experiencing illnesses, hypertensions, and heart problems. Dr. Mathew performs cardiovascular treatments that include carotid Dopplers, ECG/EKGs, arrhythmia diagnostic testing, blood work, coronary angiographies, and cardiovascular screenings.
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