DR. EFTHEMIA PAPADOPOULOS - WEEK 3 & WEEK 4
Business Name: Happy Everyday
Telephone Number: 949-466-4193
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://thehappyeveryday.org/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/efiphd
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@EFTHEMIA
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sports_herstory/
The Happy Everyday movement began in New York City in 1999, serving a diverse population of music producers, DJ's, dancers, and entertainers.
Dr. Papadopoulos' first name Efthemia means a cheerful and pleasant person and she values learning so Happy Everyday was incorporated with the mission to educate.
Happy means being thankful, present, and aware at least once an hour, every waking hour. Aside from a Master of Science degree in statistics, having studied Artificial Intelligence in 2001, Dr. Pop slowed down her career in music to pursue science. She then served a premiere video game publisher, which was financially doing better in entertainment than music and film combined. As a nerd behind the scenes in entertainment, Dr. Pop had fun playing beach volleyball and finishing up her dissertation. Today, she is working on the Sports Herstory project to raise awareness about females in competition, their period, and fertility because that is ethos, the spirit of our times.
Taking A Leap -- Deborah Brown
- RADIO SHOW DESCRIPTION
"Taking A Leap" is the show where the seriousness of life is discussed in a fun, relaxed and educational environment. It serves as a platform for individuals to share how they have overcome some of the biggest challenges in their lives to get to where they are today. Listeners are able to learn the tools and mindset that it takes and apply what feels authentic to them to their own lives to get them moving to the next level.
Deborah Brown is a Life, Relationship and Leadership Coach. She works with professionals who struggle to make the personal and professional impact they want and helps them to show up powerfully, confidently and authentically in any situation so that they can get the results they want for themselves and in their interactions with others.