04: Finding Clarity in Uncertainty: Near Death Experiences with Kim Serafini

The Global Affair with Nicole Gibson

Is your vacation your vocation? Today on The Global Affair, we speak to the founder of Positive Prime, Kim Serafini. She is a renowned author, keynote speaker, and inventor of Lithos Therapy. She developed a new way of working that turned her passion for relaxation into her full-time profession. In this episode, she joins us to speak about her near-death experience and how she found clarity in uncertainty.

Kim shifted into the wellness space after a simple prompt of creating a vocation around your vacation. Since then, Kim has helped millions of people with her revolutionary hot stone massage. She details how Tony Robinson’s methodology helped her develop a quick and effective tool that changed the industry forever.

Life can end at any moment, and Kim has faced death six times due to a heart condition. In those moments of uncertainty, she found clarity about her life’s purpose and devoted herself to helping others make significant, life-long changes for rapid success. Join us as we uncover the beauty of human life and how you can seize the moment before it’s gone.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

[2:00] The Angels of Sarafin

[4:25] The Change Makers prize

[7:00] Near-death experiences

[11:00] Make your vacation your vocation

[15:50] Emotions impact everything

[21:00] Divergent critical thinking

[24:00] Shrinking attention spans

[27:00] Making good television

[31:00] Time is precious

[34:00] The greater force of good

RESOURCES

Bepositivity.com

PositivePrime.com

MEMORABLE QUOTES

“If you want to kill evolution. If you want to kill progression, it really begins by the dissemination of thought, and the freedom to expand thought.” [21:50]- Nicole Gibson

“The angels literally held me in space and time which meant that I survived that accident and was able to walk away. That’s a miracle. So I create from the space that is the knowing that so many moments in any one day or week or month or year, you’ve actually been spared. Sometimes in a million ways. [35:10] - Kim Serafini

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