About Drew Rozell, Ph.D.

A bit more about the man behind the curtain…

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  file photo of Drew working on this blog and enjoying a Pall Mall

To give you a bit more insight, I live in the sticks — most of my neighbors are cows — on the NY/Vermont border. I share my life with my glorious wife, two dogs, and two cats. We have a beautiful home with a most inspiring view.


I spend my days writing, coaching individual clients and groups, and doing workshops educating and training folks to creating a life filled with freedom, ease, and connection.


Here is a little bit more about me…

  • My Ph.D. is in Social Psychology from Syracuse University.
  • My favorite description about me from a friend — "You are one of the toughest, softest guys I know."
  • I make a decent pot of chili.
  • I think skiing in fresh powder is like flying.
  • Huge baseball fan. For better or worse, I am a Yanks man.
  • I prefer rockin' tunes with cool guitar.
  • I listen to Howard Stern on a regular basis.
  • I throw a really good, hard slider in Wiffle ball.
  • I don't mind shovelling snow.
  • I believe in the power of environments.
  • I usually do what I say I will do.
  • I spend a lot of time working. But it doesn't feel like work. And I only schedule appointments 3 days a week, 3 weeks a month.
  • I love the vastness of the ocean. But I prefer the mountains.
  • I have dual citizenship with the U.S. & Ireland.
  • I don't feel really comfortable dancing in front of people. Unless I like the music. And I don't much like dance music.
  • Growing up my favorite member of KISS was Gene. Or Ace. Ace or Gene.
  • Both my parents are dead. I still feel like they're around. But it would be nice to go out to dinner and talk every now and again.
  • I don't always work well with others.
  • I am a great Law of Attraction coach. I consider it my art. I'd say I'm one of the world's best.
  • I have no use for cell phones.
  • I have excellent vision. I can see far with my eyes and I can see far into the future.
  • I practice things.
  • I started losing my hair when I was 18 or 19.
  • I think it's all just beginning.



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devishly handsome bald man with small feline-like creature

 

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