Hello and Welcome Ross Walter to the 1000 Ripple Effects Book Project!


Ross Walter is an experienced Clinical Nutritionist and Naturopath based in Clayfield (Qld) in North Brisbane, who specialises in weight loss, type 2 diabetes, cancer and other chronic inflammatory conditions.

Ross is also a writer of health and nutrition articles, and presenter of health related seminars to corporate and community groups, because he is passionate about helping to improve the health of his clients and the public through education based on real science.
email: ross@rosswalter.com.au
Website: http://www.rosswalter.com.au
Facebook: www.facebook.com/rawnutritionist

Hello and Welcome Carolyn King to the 1000 Ripple Effects Book Project!

Carolyn is a Kinesiologist and business owner of EmpowerKin Kinesiology, speaker and workshop facilitator and author of Empowered Happiness - Discovering Bliss Beyond Depression.  On a personal level she is a mother to 2 beautiful school age children and wife to a wonderfully supportive husband.  She has studied a variety of different Kinesiology techniques including Professional Kinesiology Practitioner, Brain Gym, LEAP and Primitive Reflexes and continues to study different modalities.  She is a student of life and continues to read and learn about new things.
She is passionate about helping people find real and lasting happiness and is especially passionate about helping those that have hit their rock bottom.  Life is a journey and it’s in the journey that true happiness can be found.
 
She has received a nomination for Writing Excellence in the 2016 Brilliant Biz Awards run by Motivating Mums.  She has been interviewed by the local paper and local radio station and writes blogs on numerous sites as well as her own.  She supports local fund raisers including the local schools and cancer fund raisers. 
 
Carolyn King
Speaker / Author / Kinesiologist
PKP Kinesiology / Brain Gym / LEAP 1
0402 145 342
www.empowerkin.com.au
www.empoweredhappiness.com
www.facebook.com/empowerkin
www.facebook.com/groups/CreatingEmpoweredHappiness

Hello and Welcome Ray Erickson to the 1000 Ripple Effects Book Project!

Ray Erickson has either been a teenager or he has worked with teenagers. His aim is to reach out everywhere and offer parents the tools and understanding needed to create strong, enduring relationships not just with their teen, but with everyone. Ray believes most parents (people) don’t understand the nature of relationships in the first place, and they really don´t understand the nature of the beast we call adolescence.

What happens when you hang out with teenagers for over 30 years? In his book, Ten Tips to
Tame Your Teen: Strategies That Work! Ray taps into his experiences and creates a lighthearted
look at adolescents and parenting strategies that work. With up to date research, years of
experience and a voice that speaks with kindness, clarity and humor to both generations, Ray
attempt to bring peace to families who are struggling with this most crucial developmental stage.

Ray Erickson, LCSW
Imagination Without Limits
www.rayerickson.com
ray@rayerickson.com
Tel: 011-506-8363-2887
P.O. Box 20
Surcursal Puntarenas
Costa Rica, América Central

Hello and Welcome Sue Lester to the 1000 Ripple Effects Book Project!

Specialising in clearing ‘head trash’, and known as the Catalyst of Change, Sue Lester combines neuro science and adventurous life experience to coach those who have lost the “I” out of their L_VES to gain the clarity of thought, heartfelt confidence and gutsy motivation to put it back.

Sue is an international mindset coach, key note speaker, training facilitator, and author of “The Face Within: How to Change Your Unconscious Blueprint”. She hosted her own weekly radio program, writes regularly for numerous magazines and blogs, and in 2017 will be a guest speaker for P&O Cruises .
Sue’s passion for creating lasting change through mindset shifts links with her love of adventurous travel. She’s been charged by a silverback gorilla in the Congo, canoed the Zambezi River dodging hippos in Africa, walked across the Australian Simpson Desert with 16 camels and much more. Sue uses adventurous travel tales inspire audiences to rediscover their potential.
Sue sees her own work’s ripple on effect as her legacy. With a background in education and social enterprise Sue cares about children and young people, understanding the strong link between mindset, education and a life well lived.
Sue has sponsored a Nepali student from early primary school, and he’s just started university, through www.nafa.org.au She also supports, volunteers at, and sponsors 3 orphans at a Kenyan slum school and orphanage. www.NakuruHope.org, having met the now founder while trekking in Nepal way back in 1999. Because our children need a healthy biodiverse country to live in, Sue also has supported Australian Bush Heritage since its inception. www.bushheritage.org.au

Hello and Welcome Kerri Yarsley to the 1000 Ripple Effects Book Project!

Kerri Yarsley was born in Melbourne, Australia in the late ‘50’s. She studied Biochemistry, Microbiology, Education, and Computers at university. After marriage, Kerri worked as a Systems Programmer and attained Fitness Leader’s qualifications and trained in martial arts.

Kerri and Frank had four children in six years, so Kerri changed into documenting which was more easily done from a home base. Over two decades later Kerri is still enjoying writing and learning new things. She has more recent diplomas in Business and Project Management, and has also studied a variety of interests including piano, chanter, guitar, flute, oil painting, singing, bee keeping, Taekwondo, Aikido and Kung Fu weapons, such as the sai, short sticks, long staff, nunchaku and straight sword.
Kerri loves peaceful forest surroundings occasionally disrupted by her chooks, dog and multiple wild birds, including finches, scrub turkeys and black cockatoos. She loves vegetarian food and her lifestyle reflects her love and respect of all life.
In 2011, Kerri wrote “The Instruction Manual for Kids – Parent’s Edition” because there wasn’t one, and it seemed to be needed more and more. Later years have seen title become available in eBook and audiobook formats.