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Tim Kellis
- 46, Male
- Boca Raton, FL
- United States
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Expo of Heart Community
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The Aging Younger Radio Show at Internet Radio Show on Blog Talk Radio
October 28, 2009 from 6pm to 7pm
Hello
Hope you are having a great Wednesday.
Just wanted to let you know about tonight's (Wednesday 10/28) radio interview on the Aging Younger Radio Show on Blog Talk Radio.
Yes, tonight we will talk about the keys to a successful marriage and...
September 12, 2009 from 9am to 5pm
1. Have you ever wondered why others always attract the biggest opportunities and you don't?
Anyone can attract great opportunities, however you also need to know powerful negotiation skills to close those deals.
2. Do you wonder why some busine...
New Life Expo at Broward Convention Center
September 13, 2009 from 5pm to 6pm
To all of my South Florida friends
I will be presenting on marriages at the New Life Expo this Sun at 5PM at the Broward Convention Center.
Please stop by for a provocative and informative presentation on marriages and relationships.
The title ...
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Another media inquiry regarding handling conflicts:
I’m not a yeller. I never have been. When my sister and I had knock-down fights as kids, she screamed and I talked or cried (or both). Actually, that’s how our fights play out these days. I al...
I like to say that I couldn’t have written my book if I had not discovered the work of Carl Jung. My most significant resource was his autobiography. As I got my arms around the psychology industry, and in particular the theories of Jung I began...
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- Are you currently a Conscious Living Partnership Member?
- Yes
- Where do you currently live?
- Boca Raton, FL
- How did you find us?
- Conscious Living Partnership
- Tell us your Conscious Calling?
- to help save our culture of marriage
- What is your secret to healthy living?
- Be friends with yourself, and happiness does not come from how good looking you are or how much money you have
- What would you like to say?
- a fact that doesn't support the truth is merely a fiction
there is no such thing as a failure who keeps trying, coasting to the bottom is the only mistake
- About Me:
- Renowned Wall Street analyst Tim Kellis takes on what could be considered society's biggest problem today, divorce. The journey that led to him tackling such a significant issue was both personal and professional. After a successful career that eventually landed him on Wall Street as the first semiconductor analyst to focus on the communications market Tim met what he thought was the girl of his dreams, only to see that relationship end with bitterness and anger.
For Kellis, writing this book has been a life experience involving his professional and personal life, as well as his imposing intellectual and emotional development, that has led him to understand how to make a relationship work.
"Too often I've heard 'I'd rather be happy and single, than unhappy and married.' Yet my parents taught me that divorce was not an option in life, something they taught me not by what they said, but by how they lived. They had a very unhappy relationship for a very long time, but they stayed married. The only reason I was able to come to understand how to make a relationship successful is because I was able to overcome my own childhood shortcomings, forgive my parents and see them for who they really were--my parents.
Ambition and a strong aptitude for math helped lead Kellis to discover how to make relationships work. His math skills led directly to an engineering degree, nine years in the telecommunications industry, an MBA in finance, and finally on to Wall Street, where he became the very first semiconductor analyst to focus on the communications market.
As an analyst you are required to be an expert in your field. The research completed before writing Equality: The Quest for the Happy Marriage was pursued in the same fashion as that required before becoming an analyst. The search for the truth requires a critical mind.
After publishing a 300-page initiation piece entitled Initiating Coverage of the Semiconductor Industry: Riding the Bandwidth Wave, Kellis became a leading semiconductor analyst at one of the biggest firms on Wall Street. As an analyst, he was in constant contact with investors, honing his presentation skills to the point that he became an expert presenter, a skill he believes is essential in his new role as relationship advisor. The experience he gained as a Wall Street analyst provided an excellent backdrop for researching and writing a book on relationships. As an analyst he had to deal with many egos, some healthy, some not. During this time, he learned why corporations and systems functioned at their best or worst and today applies much of what he learned to smaller, more intimate systems embodied in relationships.
What is the thread common to all corporations? Regardless of industry, almost every company starts out initially with the sole purpose of providing a product or service that makes its customers happy. The exception here is relationship therapists who have simply rationalized unhappiness. Competition exists to keep every corporation on its toes. Try to think of a product that makes customers unhappy or a television commercial where the actors are portrayed being unhappy using a specific company's product or service. There aren't any.
Discovering the roots of happiness
According to Kellis, "working with so many people who loved their jobs on Wall Street exposed me to many happy relationships. Their happiness was not simply a result of how much money they made, many of the happy relationships were with people who were not making a lot of money, but because they found working on Street incredibly intense and exciting. The common notion within mainstream psychology that relationships without arguments are impossible is simply a fallacy.
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Relationship Advice: Handling conflicts in your relationship
Another media inquiry regarding handling conflicts:
I’m not a yeller. I never have been. When my sister and I had knock-down fights as kids, she screamed and I talked or cried (or both). Actually, that’s how our fights play out these days. I also never yelled when arguing with my parents, and the one and on… Continue
Posted on August 31, 2009 at 10:04am —
Discovering Yourself on the Path to a Successful Marriage
I like to say that I couldn’t have written my book if I had not discovered the work of Carl Jung. My most significant resource was his autobiography. As I got my arms around the psychology industry, and in particular the theories of Jung I began to realize that he actually figured out the psych… Continue
Posted on August 14, 2009 at 5:09pm —
Book Excerpt: The Waltz of Love
Here is an excerpt from the book I think you might enjoy, that time in your life when you fi… Continue
Posted on May 29, 2009 at 10:25am — 2 Comments
Palm Beach Post article on my book
Hello all
Today's Palm Beach Post had an article about a limited time 20% discount on my book entitled "Equality: The Quest for the Happy Marriage". Please click on the link to view the article.
The article highlights the discount just in time for a unique Valentine's Day gif… Continue
Today's Palm Beach Post had an article about a limited time 20% discount on my book entitled "Equality: The Quest for the Happy Marriage". Please click on the link to view the article.
The article highlights the discount just in time for a unique Valentine's Day gif… Continue
Posted on February 10, 2009 at 12:12am — 2 Comments
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It was great to meet you at The Light Workers Conference. I am so happy that you have joined the Conscious Living parnership world. Is the beautiful female in your pictures your wife?
Much love until we meet again.
Margie
www.margieruzzo.com
Look forward to speaking with you soon, and to seeing you next Thursday.
Have a fabulous weekend!
I won't be at Expo of Heart this week end.... just tooooo bad......
Hi Tim ~ Got your question about CLP speaking at your event ~ I would suggest you sending the same comment ~ and questions to Shannon & she could Definately help & support you:)
I shall be happy if you could accept me as your friend.
Margie
www.margieruzzo.com
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