Sep 5, 2018
Elizabeth Phinney was the
founder and President of a multi-million dollar destination
management company for meetings and incentives in Boston, MA. At
the age of 21, her son was riding his bike one night to pick up
some beer from the liquor store, ½ mile from his house, when he was
hit from behind and died instantly.
Now,
almost nine years later, Elizabeth has grown into a dynamic
speaker, trainer and consultant for Fitness After Forty Five and
her son is her guide and greatest support as she writes her first
book. Elizabeth believes that her destiny and strength to pursue it
are directly connected to the strength she gained from surviving
the death of her son.
Do you have an exploring death story you’d like to share with Lisa? Please leave a comment on the podcast or contact Lisa at LisaExploringDeath@gmail.com
Links and Resources from this Episode
- http://www.millionairemedium.com
- Connect with Elizabeth
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- www.fitnessafterfortyfive.com
- fitnessafterfortyfive@cox.net
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Show Notes
- Elizabeth explains to us how she found out her son had died - 2:39
- She explains to us how this experience made her a stronger person - 5:04
- They talk about the importance of being grateful for what we have - 7:20
- Elizabeth talks about the book that her son told her to write - 9:30
- She explains to us how she created a new training technique - 17:14
- She explains to us how her book is about designing your physical future - 19:59
- We all have a role to play in the universe - 24:19
- Our strengths come from the big loses that we had - 24:43
- Elizabeth talks about the night that she knew her son was dead - 26:13
- The strength that you get when a loved one dies - 30:11
- Elizabeth tells us that she went to art therapy - 31:50
- Her dead son's visit in Las Vegas - 34:46
- Lisa reads some cards for Elizabeth - 38:59
- Get in touch with Elizabeth - 47:44
- Lisa
reads some cards about losing a loved one - 48:56
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