Biography
Beth Rosenthal holds MBA and PhD degrees from the University of ChicagoÕs Graduate School of Business, and a Masters degree in Public Health from the University of California, Berkeley. As a facilitator, coach, author, and speaker, she guides people in experiencing what they want in a very practical way. She works with individuals and groups, designing plans to accomplish what's most important to them in ways that contribute to good health and happiness. Rosenthal is the author of "Replenish: A life enhancing activity book", a workbook with simple and fun activities to replenish your energy and help you stay on track with your life dreams, and "ItÕs That Easy: The High Vibe Guide to Attracting what You Really Want" which provides more background about ÒHigh VibeÓ practices along with a 30-day implementation plan. ÒHigh VibeÓ practices raise our energy vibrations and help us attract more of what we really want, with greater ease. She is presently considering starting High Vibe Cooking Coaching classes for people who are interested in living more mindfully and joyfully, eating delicious meals that are gluten-free, dairy-free, and mostly plant based.
Why I support the Compassion Coalition
Rick Hanson is the embodiment of integrity and it was because of his involvement that I chose to join GCC. I want to be part of a group that practices mindfulness and compassion and uses these practices as the basis for fostering change in our communities and world. Specifically, I would like to further Mindfulness training in schools, businesses, health providers, police, armed forces, etc. and also bring together people with different political and/or religious views with mindfulness at the foundation. It is my hope that widespread embodiment of mindfulness and compassion will bring a greater sense of caring, kindness and equity for all in a peaceful way. All of this starts with us as individuals, and then spreads outwards to our communities.