LODGING LEADERS
December 19, 2018

193 | The Problem with Work-Life Balance with David Kubes

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Dr. David Kubes is an international lawyer, avid entrepreneur, consultant, coach and certified facilitator of several Access Consciousness® special programs, including Right Voice for You and Right Riches for You.

After graduating from law school, Dr. Kubes finalized his Ph.D. in aviation law at the age of 25, and started working for Austrian Airlines in both Vienna and Washington D.C. After four years of training, he obtained his international lawyers license and, at the age of 28, and became one of Austria’s youngest lawyers. He specializes in aviation law, finance and international project management.

Dr. Kubes finalized his European license in coaching and alternative dispute resolution in 2012, and founded an international coaching and consulting company shortly after.

In This Episode, David reveals …

  • How the pursuit of work-life balance may actually be distracting us from the happiness we are really yearning for.
  • Tips for starting a successful business venture, and how to know when it’s the right time to take the leap.
  • The power of our thoughts – good and bad, limiting beliefs, and manifesting what you believe.
  • And, we talk about how to find more joy in all areas of our lives.

Resources & Links

David Kubes

  • Website
  • Email: info@drdavidkubes.com
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