Ron Johnson

I am a Life Transition Consultant. I empower my clients to transition through their specific life stages by accessing my intuition and the collective knowledge of over 50 years of expertise. I enjoy meeting new people from all over the world and having deep, meaningful conversations. I pray, meditate and emanate positive energy to all the people that come into my life no matter how short or long the duration maybe. I strongly believe that people come into our lives for a reason and the intent of each of my conversations is to be a blessing to my client community which I consider to be my tribe.

My gift has always been my ability to truly listen with an inquisitive mind, understand what is being communicated by asking the right questions and paying close attention to what is not being said by tuning into my intuition. Even as a kid, people who talked to me left feeling better and consistently hinted that perhaps I should become a psychotherapist, a counselor or even a priest! I chose to be a banker instead and pursue a corporate career so that I can truly help people take on the challenges in their life because I have been in their shoes.

I am a continuous learner, a voracious reader and an acute observer of human behaviour. I have a 2 year Masters Degree in Psychotherapy from Waterloo, an Undergraduate Degree in Engineering and an MBA with a specialization in Human Resources. I made an active choice to engage both my left and right brains empowering me to understand engineers and artists at the same time. I do not believe in the one solution fits all approach and hence continue to train and retrain myself in different coaching techniques and methodologies.

I have spent years paying close attention to my mind and my body. Taekwondo (ancient Korean martial art) has been my chosen path to discover my body and I recently won two gold medals in a provincial competition. I also recommend yoga for people starting on their journey to self-discovery. Studies have shown that yoga has a tremendous impact in improving the metabolic efficiencies of the body and increasing the blood circulation thus reducing the risk of many common diseases such diabetes, cholesterol, blood pressure etc.

I recommend meditation to all my clients no matter how new they are to the practice. Research from the last ten years have provided evidence beyond any doubt that meditation improves the mental and physical health of individuals from all walks of life. My clients get a taste of meditation and music therapy in my sessions and if they find it helpful, they can ask for more. I recently had the privilege to complete a ten day silent vipassana meditation. We meditated for over ten hours each day on a strict vegetarian diet, with no access to phones or internet and our conversations were limited to asking questions to the designated teacher.

All these practices are part of my ongoing journey to Peel The Onion which is the first step in my book: How to Fall in Love in 7 days - The story of how my wife and I met and said yes to each other 7 years ago while I was on holiday. To know more about the story, and the 7 steps in my book, send me a message.