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"I entered an oratorical contest in college because
the grand prize was a semester's tuition, what did I have to lose but the entry
fee? To my surprise I won and I was hooked. There was no greater
high for me than seeing light bulbs come on over people's heads as I talked" After college Sandra Bishop hosted two talk radio shows the "Let's Relate in Love" & "Family Health" in Cleveland Ohio. She was a graduate of the University of Akron where she majored in Philosophy, spending her junior year studying in Italy. After college Sandra worked briefly for the Cleveland Rape Crisis Center as the Community Educator. While traveling about speaking to various groups she realized that there was a shared experience of victims and decided that she did not want to be defined as one. It was that experience that motivated her to set out on her own healing quest. She founded an organization called the Living Singles Network which provided an upscale arena for singles to meet. It was then that she realized how many desperate people in the world were waiting for someone else to come along and make them whole. Realizing that, the issue became not about finding the right person, but rather being the right person. The radio program provided her the opportunity to help. Her radio show called "The Let's Relate in Love" evolved from talking simply about singles issues to addressing issues of personal development and spirituality. Sandra spurs listeners into action with her wealth of knowledge in philosophy, studies of various religions, psychology, metaphysics, spirituality and mythology. Her show ended after a 12 year run. In 2008 Sandra was asked to host a cable television show. After recording a series called Food for Thought, she launching a show called "Thrive" focusing on making life Thrive. She interviews guest that inspire by overcoming challenges, following their dreams or simply Thriving! Sandra speaks to audiences of all sizes and ages about spirituality and personal empowerment. Offering workshops and retreats. Her non-judgmental style gives her the ability to converse on a variety issues that make many uncomfortable. She has given many talks, workshops and discussion groups that facilitate open and honest communication. Please visit her video collections for motivational videos and voice samples. | |