ANGELA GALA | DURATION: 56 MINUTES
Airdate: January 17, 2018
Angela Gala takes the stress out of life. She is co-founder and executive director of Youth Meditation, a non-profit organization dedicated to giving students, teachers and parents tools to manage anxiety and emotions. She is also founder and principal of Rogers and Gala Creative Partners, an event planning firm. She has planned hundreds of events, has been featured on The Today Show, and has been quoted extensively on event planning in media throughout North America. She previously worked as Director of Private Parties for Charlotte City Club and Director of Catering for the Sheraton Hotel. Angela holds a B.A. in Marketing from the University of Louisville.
This episode is perfect for anyone interested in meditation and event-planning and what they have in common in a purpose-driven life.
IN THIS EPISODE
Angela guides listeners in a meditation session, showing the practice of controlled breath and relaxation.
She talks about Youth Meditation, who it serves, and how it is being received.
She discusses the needs in the community for meditation and what science says about its benefits.
Angela explores the connection between meditation and creativity.
She reveals what event she enjoys planning the most, what makes for a good event and whether the Internet has changed event planning.
Angela reflects on her childhood what she carried with her for many years.
She talks about her first job out of school that made the news and the lesson she learned.
Angela reveals the most gratifying part of her work and what she hopes her children learn from her.
plus Mark's Personal Word Essay: Daydreaming in French House
To Learn More About Angela
Questions
What struck you about Angela's comments?
How do you relax?
What makes for a good event?
What do you hope others learn from you?
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This episode is sponsored by Blumenthal Performing Arts, celebrating its 25th year presenting the best in performing arts.
Further support is provided by Charlotte Mecklenburg Library, one of America’s leading urban public libraries, delivering exceptional services and programs, with a mission to improve lives and build a stronger community.
And support is provided by the Arts and Science Council, Charlotte-Mecklenburg's resource hub and lead advocate for the regional cultural community, providing Culture for All.
