Kevin Roth had a life-changing epiphany, packed up and moved to an idyllic place on the beach, and hung out a shingle calling himself a life coach. Oh, you say you’ve heard this story before? Wait, hear me out. Kevin was a prominent folk singer who played with Noel Paul Stookey of Peter, Paul, and Mary, and wrote the theme song for the PBS children’s show, Shining Time Station. He recorded more than a dozen albums, and performed at the White House and at festivals all over the world. Then came a diagnosis of stage 3 melanoma and being told he had only a few years to live. Kevin stubbornly took control of his own treatment and has come out successfully on the other side. It taught him how to truly thrive in his life. Part of that was moving from Kansas to San Diego. I think that would improve anyone’s outlook, you know? Kevin found and now teaches ways to remove and replace the negatives in his and others’ lives – similar to the lessons espoused by our friends at Addict to Athlete. Kevin’s vehicle though is music. Kevin learned to play the dulcimer, a stringed instrument with a very peaceful, melodic sound. It has a very strong de-stressing effect and he has an intriguing program with it called dulcimeditation. Kevin works with clients one-on-one to help them change their lives in amazing ways. He also does group sessions, seminars, and he offers on his Web site a Teachable Course called Creating a Life of Meaning and Abundance. I think you’ll hear in our conversation that Kevin is just a down-to-Earth guy very much at peace and wanting to share with others his methods of de-stressing, and enabling them to better goal-set and re-direct their trajectories so they can enjoy a more fulfilling life experience. I know that may sound like a bunch of hippie mumbo-jumbo, but he comes across as the kind of guy you could meet one day at the bar and realize you’ve walked away a lot richer for having had the experience. When I listen to many speeches, seminars, Ted Talks, etc., I always hope to walk away with that one golden nugget. I think that if you pay close attention to Kevin here, you’ll likely gain several that will inspire you.
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Kevin Roth
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